Oroville Mercury-Register - 2022-04-02

• SIERRA SNOWPACK WORSENS, AT LOWEST LEVEL IN 7 YEARS
• Don’t be a fool, celebrate these April days
• Los Angeles agrees to settle lawsuit over homeless crisis
• Police offer $250K in case of child missing for 6 years
• School kids get a taste of career possibilit­ies
• West to get more one-two extreme climate hits
• Bargainers: Bipartisan deal near on trimmed $10B COVID-19 bill
• Oldest active park ranger in the US hangs up the Smokey hat, retires at 100
• Pandemic’s end may bring turbulence for health care
• Oroville area church services
• Vulnerable Democrats warn Biden about reopening asylum
• House passes $35-a-month insulin cap as Dems seek wider bill
• COVID-19 asylum limits imposed at US-Mexico border to end May 23
• Federal tax probe into Biden’s son, Hunter, moves forward
• $14M jury award for protesters could resonate around US
• House votes to decriminal­ize marijuana, but Senate fate dim
• Jan. 6 panel puts Garland in ‘precarious’ spot, ups pressure
• Man who parked truck with weapons near Capitol on Jan. 6 gets prison
• Highlights, lowlights from the week’s news
• Smith-Rock debate: There’s simply no defense for ‘The Slap’
• Maps must be sensible, non-partisan
• Some regular reasons for supporting Durfee
• Alaska Airlines cancels 9% of its flights over staffing woes
• McGregor pacing toward records
• UK’s Tshiebwe is AP player of year
• Grizzlies snap Suns’ win streak at 9 games in row
• Corporate diversity law ruled unconstitu­tional
• Manage your investment risk with asset allocation
• Serious illness dismissed as psychosoma­tic

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