Blood Drive Dinners and Changes to Megan's Law Registry

Update: 2025-07-12

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This week we're looking at why a law is allowing sex offenders to petition for removal from California's online registry, and how one survivor is fighting to change that. We've also got a story about how the North Coast Community Blood Bank is using food to remove barriers to donation and turning it into an event. Hit subscribe for weekly updates on Humboldt stories.

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Blood Drive Dinners and Changes to Megan's Law Registry

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Blood Drive Dinners and Changes to Megan's Law Registry