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Supervisors approve hiring bonus for District Attorney's office – Oroville Mercury-Register - Vimarsana News

Supervisors approve hiring bonus for District Attorney's office – Oroville Mercury-Register

Butte County's Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a hiring bonus program for the District Attorney's Office, effectively giving a total of $30,000 to new hires over the course of two payments. The first would be paid to the person once hired and the second after a probationary period.

Supervisors approve hiring bonus for District Attorney's office – Chico Enterprise-Record - Vimarsana News

Supervisors approve hiring bonus for District Attorney's office – Chico Enterprise-Record

Butte County's Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a hiring bonus program for the District Attorney's Office, effectively giving a total of $30,000 to new hires over the course of two payments. The first would be paid to the person once hired and the second after a probationary period.

PTSD can lead to exaggerated neurological reactions - study - Vimarsana News

PTSD can lead to exaggerated neurological reactions - study

New University of Haifa research identifies specific neural pathways that create an exaggerated reaction to perceived threats after suffering from psychological trauma

Source: jpost.com
Butte County considers banning Bitcoin ATMs in wake of ongoing scams - Vimarsana News

Butte County considers banning Bitcoin ATMs in wake of ongoing scams

After a string of scam reports, Butte County may be on its way to banning Bitcoin ATMs throughout unincorporated parts of the county.

Kimmelshue, Teeter have earned another term | Editorial - Vimarsana News

Kimmelshue, Teeter have earned another term | Editorial

More often than not, we tend to support incumbents if they're doing a good job of representing the folks who put them into office.