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Health Insurance Rates Could Rise After Pandemic Health insurance costs could soar in the coming year because of the price of treating coronavirus and taking other health care measures. Reporter: April Dembosky, KQED Citizenship Ceremonies Cancelled The pandemic is making it harder for people to become naturalized Americans, affecting everything from citizenship classes to oath of allegiance ceremonies. Reporter: Michelle Pitcher College Kids Head Home, But What About Foster Kids? Across the state, college students are returning home as their campuses close, but students who came out of the foster care system don't have have a permanent home to return to. Reporter: Alice Daniel, Valley Public Radio Will High School Seniors Move On to College Amid Pandemic Many high school seniors are worried that delaying graduation because of the pandemic might keep them from attending college this fall. State officials are trying to figure out solutions. Reporter: Julia McEvoy, KQED Camp Fire Survivors Size Up PG&E's Guilty Plea PG&E has pleaded guilty to multiple counts of manslaughter related to the Camp Fire. Residents in Paradise want to know, will anyone go to jail? How does this impact the utility's strategy to emerge from bankruptcy? Guest: Lily Jamali, The California Report co-Host Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices