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Teaching First Responders About Human Remains Recovery After Wildfires
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As wildfires become more destructive in California, the need for forensic investigations is increasing. Specifically: the need for finding and identifying bodies after a wildfire. A recent intensive academy at Fresno City College addressed this need by training working professionals.
Reporter: Rachel Livinal, KVPR
Advocates are criticizing the state's tracking of evictions, saying California has failed to accurately count them for decades, and drumming up support for a bill that would more closely monitor it.
Reporter: Alex Hall, KQED
Humboldt County Supervisors are looking at creating a civilian oversight committee for the sheriff’s office. They’re trying to get ahead of a possible citizen initiative.
Reporter: Roman Battaglia, Jefferson Public Radio
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