https://capradio.org/images/logo/CapRadio_logo_STACKED_RGB_1400SQ.jpghttps://www.capradio.orghttps://www.capradio.org/Fri, 11 Sep 2026 08:51:00 GMTen-USCopyright 2026, CapRadioCPR RSS Generator 2.0120noCapRadiowebmaster@capradio.orgCapRadioYesTim Sheenan reports on the impact of drive-thru exhaust on the air quality in the Central Valley. Plus, we learn the history of Ikeda's California Country Market. Finally, award-winning artist and muralist opens solo show for Second Saturday.https://www.capradio.org/219297Thu, 10 Sep 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/219297noTim Sheenan reports on the impact of drive-thru exhaust on the air quality in the Central Valley. Plus, we learn the history of Ikeda's California Country Market. Finally, award-winning artist and muralist opens solo show for Second Saturday.Tim Sheenan reports on the impact of drive-thru exhaust on the air quality in the Central Valley. Plus, we learn the history of Ikeda's California Country Market. Finally, award-winning artist and muralist opens solo show for Second Saturday.We'll learn more about potential impacts of "prediction markets" on the upcoming general election. Plus, Chris Brubeck premieres a new piece in honor of father, Dave Brubeck. Finally, helping unhoused women gain skills for a quarter-century.https://www.capradio.org/219243Wed, 09 Sep 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/219243noWe'll learn more about potential impacts of "prediction markets" on the upcoming general election. Plus, Chris Brubeck premieres a new piece in honor of father, Dave Brubeck. Finally, helping unhoused women gain skills for a quarter-century.We'll learn more about potential impacts of "prediction markets" on the upcoming general election. Plus, Chris Brubeck premieres a new piece in honor of father, Dave Brubeck. Finally, helping unhoused women gain skills for a quarter-century.As the midterm election get closer, we'll take a look at the different styles of the two candidates for Governor. Plus, NPR correspondent releases new book about making the most of middle age. Finally, longest employee retires after 47 years.https://www.capradio.org/219220Tue, 08 Sep 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/219220noAs the midterm election get closer, we'll take a look at the different styles of the two candidates for Governor. Plus, NPR correspondent releases new book about making the most of middle age. Finally, longest employee retires after 47 years.As the midterm election get closer, we'll take a look at the different styles of the two candidates for Governor. Plus, NPR correspondent releases new book about making the most of middle age. Finally, longest employee retires after 47 years.We'll hear how things are going for Sac City Unified as the school board prepares for another meeting. Plus, national organization hosts walk to help provide tools and lessen stigma around mental health. Finally, fun events to check out this month.https://www.capradio.org/219087Thu, 03 Sep 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/219087noWe'll hear how things are going for Sac City Unified as the school board prepares for another meeting. Plus, national organization hosts walk to help provide tools and lessen stigma around mental health. Finally, fun events to check out this month.We'll hear how things are going for Sac City Unified as the school board prepares for another meeting. Plus, national organization hosts walk to help provide tools and lessen stigma around mental health. Finally, fun events to check out this month.CapRadio's Laura Fitzgerald reports on what happened during the last month of the legislative session. Plus, we dig into a new report that found a correlation between Prop 47 and homelessness. Finally, is the free Farm to Fork festival gone for good?https://www.capradio.org/219064Wed, 02 Sep 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/219064noCapRadio's Laura Fitzgerald reports on what happened during the last month of the legislative session. Plus, we dig into a new report that found a correlation between Prop 47 and homelessness. Finally, is the free Farm to Fork festival gone for good?CapRadio's Laura Fitzgerald reports on what happened during the last month of the legislative session. Plus, we dig into a new report that found a correlation between Prop 47 and homelessness. Finally, is the free Farm to Fork festival gone for good?EdSource reporter following Meta case offers more information about what settlement means for California. Plus, what the roadless rule is and how it would change. Finally, humorous family drama premieres this weekend in Sacramento.https://www.capradio.org/219015Tue, 01 Sep 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/219015noEdSource reporter following Meta case offers more information about what settlement means for California. Plus, what the roadless rule is and how it would change. Finally, humorous family drama premieres this weekend in Sacramento.EdSource reporter following Meta case offers more information about what settlement means for California. Plus, what the roadless rule is and how it would change. Finally, humorous family drama premieres this weekend in Sacramento.Doris Matsui and Mai Vang met for their first debate in their race to lead the Seventh Congressional District. We'll get a recap. Plus, how the current administration has upended firefighting in the west. Finally, Capital Dance Project's annual show.https://www.capradio.org/218975Mon, 31 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218975noDoris Matsui and Mai Vang met for their first debate in their race to lead the Seventh Congressional District. We'll get a recap. Plus, how the current administration has upended firefighting in the west. Finally, Capital Dance Project's annual show.Doris Matsui and Mai Vang met for their first debate in their race to lead the Seventh Congressional District. We'll get a recap. Plus, how the current administration has upended firefighting in the west. Finally, Capital Dance Project's annual show.What is the pesticide now being phased out from California and how did it work? Plus, the affects of Artificial Intelligence on the tattoo industry. Finally, folksy singer-songwriter performs new songs at the station ahead of weekend show.https://www.capradio.org/218886Thu, 27 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218886noWhat is the pesticide now being phased out from California and how did it work? Plus, the affects of Artificial Intelligence on the tattoo industry. Finally, folksy singer-songwriter performs new songs at the station ahead of weekend show.What is the pesticide now being phased out from California and how did it work? Plus, the affects of Artificial Intelligence on the tattoo industry. Finally, folksy singer-songwriter performs new songs at the station ahead of weekend show.An update on the Hawk Fire, which threatened Reno earlier this week. Plus, Health Net will terminate assisted living benefits by the end of the year. We'll hear how that's effecting some residents. Finally, protecting yourself from West Nile Virus.https://www.capradio.org/218853Wed, 26 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218853noAn update on the Hawk Fire, which threatened Reno earlier this week. Plus, Health Net will terminate assisted living benefits by the end of the year. We'll hear how that's effecting some residents. Finally, protecting yourself from West Nile Virus.An update on the Hawk Fire, which threatened Reno earlier this week. Plus, Health Net will terminate assisted living benefits by the end of the year. We'll hear how that's effecting some residents. Finally, protecting yourself from West Nile Virus.We'll learn which policies were most successful at defending Christmas Valley from the Caldor Fire, and how forests are growing back. Plus, a deadly avalanche leads to a Cal/OSHA fine. Finally, why epic failures make for such great stories.https://www.capradio.org/218822Tue, 25 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218822noWe'll learn which policies were most successful at defending Christmas Valley from the Caldor Fire, and how forests are growing back. Plus, a deadly avalanche leads to a Cal/OSHA fine. Finally, why epic failures make for such great stories.We'll learn which policies were most successful at defending Christmas Valley from the Caldor Fire, and how forests are growing back. Plus, a deadly avalanche leads to a Cal/OSHA fine. Finally, why epic failures make for such great stories.Dustin Gardiner with the latest on Gov. Newsom's effort to limit utilities liabilities in wildfires. Plus, investigation finds failures in a state oversight bureau. Finally, why a fuel reduction project lessened wildfire impact two years later.https://www.capradio.org/218795Mon, 24 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218795noDustin Gardiner with the latest on Gov. Newsom's effort to limit utilities liabilities in wildfires. Plus, investigation finds failures in a state oversight bureau. Finally, why a fuel reduction project lessened wildfire impact two years later.Dustin Gardiner with the latest on Gov. Newsom's effort to limit utilities liabilities in wildfires. Plus, investigation finds failures in a state oversight bureau. Finally, why a fuel reduction project lessened wildfire impact two years later.We'll learn more about a partnership between El Dorado County and HomeAid Sacramento to build more homes in Grizzly Flats. Plus, hear about some of the films premiering this weekend. Finally, how Sites of Vacancy transforms spaces in the city via arthttps://www.capradio.org/218723Thu, 20 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218723noWe'll learn more about a partnership between El Dorado County and HomeAid Sacramento to build more homes in Grizzly Flats. Plus, hear about some of the films premiering this weekend. Finally, how Sites of Vacancy transforms spaces in the city via artWe'll learn more about a partnership between El Dorado County and HomeAid Sacramento to build more homes in Grizzly Flats. Plus, hear about some of the films premiering this weekend. Finally, how Sites of Vacancy transforms spaces in the city via artArea high school offers limited lunch time on early dismissal days. What do students think? Plus, we'll learn more about a Winters farm that specializes in native seeds. Finally, new exhibit explores immigration issues at the California Museum.https://www.capradio.org/218702Wed, 19 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218702noArea high school offers limited lunch time on early dismissal days. What do students think? Plus, we'll learn more about a Winters farm that specializes in native seeds. Finally, new exhibit explores immigration issues at the California Museum.Area high school offers limited lunch time on early dismissal days. What do students think? Plus, we'll learn more about a Winters farm that specializes in native seeds. Finally, new exhibit explores immigration issues at the California Museum.Checking in with residents of Grizzly Flats five years later. We’ll also hear how CapRadio reporters went about covering the Caldor and its aftermath. Plus, lessons learned from the Caldor and Dixie fires and how they can be applied today.https://www.capradio.org/218662Tue, 18 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218662noChecking in with residents of Grizzly Flats five years later. We’ll also hear how CapRadio reporters went about covering the Caldor and its aftermath. Plus, lessons learned from the Caldor and Dixie fires and how they can be applied today.Checking in with residents of Grizzly Flats five years later. We’ll also hear how CapRadio reporters went about covering the Caldor and its aftermath. Plus, lessons learned from the Caldor and Dixie fires and how they can be applied today.Should utilities pay less if they're found at fault for wildfire? We'll hear about a package of bills that would pave the way. Plus, Sac State hosts immigration seminar. Finally, the good and bad effects of an early wine harvest on the region.https://www.capradio.org/218607Mon, 17 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218607noShould utilities pay less if they're found at fault for wildfire? We'll hear about a package of bills that would pave the way. Plus, Sac State hosts immigration seminar. Finally, the good and bad effects of an early wine harvest on the region.Should utilities pay less if they're found at fault for wildfire? We'll hear about a package of bills that would pave the way. Plus, Sac State hosts immigration seminar. Finally, the good and bad effects of an early wine harvest on the region.We'll hear the latest numbers affecting Sac City's school budget and what cuts might have to be made. Plus, an investigation into city's Office of Violence Prevention and a national non-profit with some experience. Celebrating 40 years of Black Arts.https://www.capradio.org/218522Thu, 13 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218522noWe'll hear the latest numbers affecting Sac City's school budget and what cuts might have to be made. Plus, an investigation into city's Office of Violence Prevention and a national non-profit with some experience. Celebrating 40 years of Black Arts.We'll hear the latest numbers affecting Sac City's school budget and what cuts might have to be made. Plus, an investigation into city's Office of Violence Prevention and a national non-profit with some experience. Celebrating 40 years of Black Arts.How years of drought are contributing to the sinking of the Sacramento Valley. Plus, we’ll hear how one woman has learned to forgive her brother’s killer. Finally, author debuts two books at Elk Grove bookstore this weekend.https://www.capradio.org/218481Wed, 12 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218481noHow years of drought are contributing to the sinking of the Sacramento Valley. Plus, we’ll hear how one woman has learned to forgive her brother’s killer. Finally, author debuts two books at Elk Grove bookstore this weekend.How years of drought are contributing to the sinking of the Sacramento Valley. Plus, we’ll hear how one woman has learned to forgive her brother’s killer. Finally, author debuts two books at Elk Grove bookstore this weekend.We’ll hear about challenges to navigating international conflict and environmental concerns at the state’s busiest ports. Plus, what might the next major earthquake look like in the Golden State? Finally, an award-winning photographer moves on.https://www.capradio.org/218449Tue, 11 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218449noWe’ll hear about challenges to navigating international conflict and environmental concerns at the state’s busiest ports. Plus, what might the next major earthquake look like in the Golden State? Finally, an award-winning photographer moves on.We’ll hear about challenges to navigating international conflict and environmental concerns at the state’s busiest ports. Plus, what might the next major earthquake look like in the Golden State? Finally, an award-winning photographer moves on.Lawmakers have three weeks to sort through hundreds of bills before the Legislature adjourns. What priorities will they push through? Plus, updates on controversial issues at two local school districts. Finally, learning improv for personal growth.https://www.capradio.org/218408Mon, 10 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218408noLawmakers have three weeks to sort through hundreds of bills before the Legislature adjourns. What priorities will they push through? Plus, updates on controversial issues at two local school districts. Finally, learning improv for personal growth.Lawmakers have three weeks to sort through hundreds of bills before the Legislature adjourns. What priorities will they push through? Plus, updates on controversial issues at two local school districts. Finally, learning improv for personal growth.Councilmember weighs in on robotaxis coming to the city and new traffic rules in Old Sac. Plus, we'll learn about a new charter school prioritizing college for everyone. Finally, arts and culture events to check out this month.https://www.capradio.org/218331Thu, 06 Aug 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/218331noCouncilmember weighs in on robotaxis coming to the city and new traffic rules in Old Sac. Plus, we'll learn about a new charter school prioritizing college for everyone. Finally, arts and culture events to check out this month.Councilmember weighs in on robotaxis coming to the city and new traffic rules in Old Sac. Plus, we'll learn about a new charter school prioritizing college for everyone. Finally, arts and culture events to check out this month.