State fish and wildlife officials are gathering input on the first new deer conservation and management plan since 1976. KQED science reporter Danielle Venton attended a hearing this week in Oakland

State fish and wildlife officials are gathering input on the first new deer conservation and management plan since 1976. KQED science reporter Danielle Venton attended a hearing this week in Oakland

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State Fish and Wildlife Officials Discuss New Deer Conservation and Management Plan

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A federal court has upheld California's voter approved congressional redistricting map, handing Governor Gavin Newsom and state Democrats a big win. KQED politics correspondent Marisa Lagos reports.

A federal court has upheld California's voter approved congressional redistricting map, handing Governor Gavin Newsom and state Democrats a big win. KQED politics correspondent Marisa Lagos reports.

Federal Court Upholds California's Congressional Redistricting Map

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Starting this weekend, the new chief of the Richmond Police Department officially assumes the role. Timothy Simmons was formerly assistant chief … and has been a law enforcement officer for 17 years. I talked with him about his vision ... and he started by telling me about his personal connections to the work.

Starting this weekend, the new chief of the Richmond Police Department officially assumes the role. Timothy Simmons was formerly assistant chief &hellip; and has been a law enforcement officer for 17 years. I talked with him about his vision ... and he started by telling me about his personal connections to the work.

State Fish and Wildlife Officials Discuss New Deer Conservation and Management Plan

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