What's expected when Gov. Brown releases his budget later this morning; Some community programs may be cut due to lack of grant money; Folsom may repeal its mixed-income housing ordinance; History of Sacramento told through postcards
Many residents of Kettleman City wonder if pollutants in the air and water are causing a cluster of birth defects; Short Center Repertory Theater opens dark, adult drama; Comedian performs this weekend at Punchline; English guitarists plays Sac
Four teams have revised their plans for a new sports and entertainment complex in Sacramento, we'll hear from one of them today; How area levees are holding up; Yolo County Supervisor meets with Gov. Brown; UC Davis professor gets a Chevy Volt
Hospital infections in California are more common than people think; Photo project to raise awareness of human and civil rights visits Sac; Local woman shows South Sudanese how to use video and photos for change; Prolific author releases latest book
California has a new governor and preparations for this morning's swearing in are well underway. We'll talk with CPR's Ida Lieszkovszky at Memorial Auditorium and get analysis from Dan Walters. Plus, painter Don Bachardy on his famous portrait
New Sacramento County Supervisor on his first week in office; What the economic climate was like in the region in 2010; Restaurants face a number of challenges and changing laws; West Sac institution turns 75; Slide guitar player performs show
How area reservoirs are doing and what's expected weather wise during the next week; Central Valley farmers and Sacramento business interests have their say on the Sac sewage upgrade; Water rights issues in Yolo County; Singer has new CD
Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board explains why it ordered Sac's sewage upgrade; Ben Adler wraps up Road to Recovery series with look at green tech in the region; The science of food and drink explored in Davis; Musician performs
California Air Resources Board establishes carbon market for the state; Local governments want manufacturers to be responsible for recycling "sharps"; Huey Lewis and The News are back with new album; Portion of popular book is made into skiing movie
Controversy over Sacramento's wastewater system; Local children's author gets prestigious recommendation; Sloughhouse-born comedian hosts fundraising show with Will Durst; Devin Yamanaka offers more Sound Advice
Meet the new Chief Justice-elect of the California Supreme Court; New reality show features California Game Wardens; Iconic bridge celebrates 75 years of operation; Singer-songwriter performs locally one last time before moving to Austin
Why a gag order on the Galleria fire incident being sought; Should people stop using the word "illegal" when referring to unauthorized immigrants in the U.S.; 2010 Inductees walk the red carpet tonight; Singer brings his Hot Licks to Grass Valley
What you need to know about Medicare enrollment right now; Tips for traveling with your medications this holiday season; City of Reno and Washoe County begin looking into sharing some services; Prolific author of historical romance novels
California's high-speed rail has a new CEO; Capitol Bureau Chief Marianne Russ on happenings at the state legislature this week; On Human Rights Day we'll hear some history behind it; American River College receives honors for literary mag
How potential cuts to CalWORKS could impact an agencies clients; Charlie Bamforth has a new book out about beer; Seven-year-old boy sings with the San Francisco Boys Chorus; Nick Brunner offers advice on new music selections
How potential cuts to CalWORKS could impact an agencies clients; Charlie Bamforth has a new book out about beer; Seven-year-old boy sings with the San Francisco Boys Chorus; Nick Brunner offers advice on new music selections
California has a poor record of cancer patients going into hospice; Sacarmento man recounts his time fighting "the forgotten war"; New book tells dramatic account of atomic testing in the deserts of Nevada; Three local musicians use fund-raising site
Federal Appeals Court hears arguments on Proposition 8, we'll get analysis on what happend; What you should wear when traveling by plane; Author of new book on Israel's weapons; Founder of Fabulous Thunderbirds plays Sacramento
Gov. Schwarzenegger gets roasted by the press at going-away event; Cost of higher education in California is about to rise again; Singer's latest album is nominated for a Grammy and she performs in Sac; Michael Frost offers new musical selections
Sacramento Bee columnist on issues in the news; What are the legal implications from the release of classified documents on WikiLeaks; CASA mentors make a difference for youth in foster care; Two radio dramas take the stage at UC Davis
Actor and musician has a new memoir out and he'll be signing books in Sac; Non-partisan group dedicated to reform in California looks ahead; Placer Land Trust signs conservation easement to protect frogs; Book about growing up Jewish in Baghdad
Holiday traveling at the Sac International Airport; Delays keep winter shelter beds from opening during cold holiday weekend; New City Council member represents quarter of the county residents; Historians create window display; Nick Brunner's advice
A Stockton woman runs a puppy rescue center out of her home; What would it take to hunt and cook your own wild turkey; Is it possible to thrive on an all-plant diet; Three local comedians take the stage this weekend with unique show
One of the area's food banks was damaged by arson and we'll see how they're doing; Just what does a "green economy" mean to other countries; Warning signs of depression and how to fight it; "Ending Racism in About an Hour" with Bay Area comedian
Local scientist is working with electrical fields to try and heal injuries; "Tales of the City" author brings latest book to Sacramento; Theater company presents dark family comedy; Gary Vercelli offers musical advice
What are the environmental and health impacts of smart meters; Countertenor Randall Scotting at the Sacramento Opera; Local independent filmmakers turn to social media for financing; UC Davis prof writes book about artificial sweeteners
Small changes could have big impact on school financing according to new report; Major international conference on climate change is taking place at UC Davis; Local exhibit features paitings by Shirely Mason; "Previously Secret Information"
November is National Adoption Awareness Month and we'll hear two adoption stories from local women - one about a woman who was adopted and searched for her mother and one about a woman who's adopted seven children; "Three Cups of Tea" author
Termed-out local lawmakers on their time in the California Legislature; What qualities, skills and experiences make for a successful CEO and can those skills be put to use in the political arena; Author William Powers visits Sac with his new book
What can Californians expect from the next Governor; Volunteer organization begins patrols of Midtown Sac's Lavender Heights neighborhood; Master Chef Taro Arai of Mikuni's releases book on his life with recipes; Carol Sklenicka visits Sac State
Author and media critic visits Sacramento; Central Valley ecologist co-writes books on meat-eaters in cities; Update on plan to kill invasive Asian Clams in Lake Tahoe; Elizabeth Galindo's work has been featured in many movies and now at UC Davis
We check in with the Sac Bee columnist about issues in the news; UC Merced professor analyizes epic poem thought to be first to tell some history of U.S.; Raucous, retro swing duo is performing live in studio; Kent Teeters with new Classical music
We continue our Election 2010 coverage by checking in with local elections officials - how are things going at the polls and what do voters have to say; Bridge is closing for the weekend
What do voters need to know as they head to the polls; Should Sacramento City residents roll back a recent utilities rate increase; Exhibit in Davis features bowls and baskets made out of dead trees; New book set in Sac about gay teens
New book for parents dealing with adult problem children; Comedians Doug Benson and Graham Elwood are in Sacramento; Denver man walks cross-country to raise awareness for micro-financing group; Celebrating Dia de los Muertos in Sacramento
New book from Sac State professor explore religious landscape in Ireland since armed conflict ended; Dark comedy set in the world of stamp collecting gets raves; CSU East Bay presidents speaks at Sac State; "Off Air's" Nick Brunner offers advice
Rev. Mark Kiyimba is touring the U.S. in opposition to his country's campaign to make homosexuality a death-penalty offense; Local medical surgeon authors guidebook for veterans; Indie-rock band performs in Davis; Children's author honored for book
We take a look at Prop. 19 with CPR's John Sepulvado; McGeorge professor analyizes the major propositions; Food trucks are growing in popularity but the number of permits aren't; Local man conducts sweartshirt drive for homeless students
We get an update on the Roseville Galleria fire and find out more about the suspect; Modesto celebrates architecture with festival this weekend; New fitness DVD aims to bring recess back into our lives
Leading stem cell researcher is in town; New walking tour highlights the history of Sacramento's Oak Park neighborhood; UC Davis kicks off a $1 billion fund-raising campaign
Legendary keyboardist and co-founder of The Doors is coming to Sacramento this weekend; Writer and TV host speaks about travel as a spiritual act; Sacramento band performs live in our studio
Our election coverage continues with a look at Propositions 20 and 27; New book explores the history of reform in California and makes a case that too much caused our financial crisis; Sac State Communications Professor tries to make it in music
Award-winning journalist visits Sac with new book "The Wind Doesn't Need a Passport"; Russian classical violinist Mikhail Simonyan performs with Sac Phil; All-female vocal ensemble performs in our studios
Food Bank breaks ground on a new Education Center and Urban Farm; Italian acoustic guitarist performs in Sutter Creek; Sac Ballet Capital Choreography Competition returns; John Brenneise offers musical advice
Highlights and analysis of the last debate between Meg Whitman and Jerry Brown; Pulitzer Prize-winning sports writer speaks in Stockton; New production about Tilly Wedekind opens at UC Davis; Founder of PostSecret brings live show to Stockton
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