https://capradio.org/images/logo/CapRadio_logo_STACKED_RGB_1400SQ.jpghttps://www.capradio.orghttps://www.capradio.org/Fri, 03 Apr 2026 18:23:00 GMTen-USCopyright 2026, CapRadioCPR RSS Generator 2.0120noCapRadiowebmaster@capradio.orgCapRadioYesHow California is a prime case study for U.S. immigration laws. Also, Governor Newsom warns municipalities they aren’t complying with state housing laws. Finally, a new documentary explores one woman’s curiosity about dwarfism in her family.https://www.capradio.org/215103Thu, 02 Apr 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/215103noHow California is a prime case study for U.S. immigration laws. Also, Governor Newsom warns municipalities they aren’t complying with state housing laws. Finally, a new documentary explores one woman’s curiosity about dwarfism in her family.How California is a prime case study for U.S. immigration laws. Also, Governor Newsom warns municipalities they aren’t complying with state housing laws. Finally, a new documentary explores one woman’s curiosity about dwarfism in her family.California’s snowpack is among the lowest on record. Also, an update on Sac City Unified’s dire budget crisis. Finally, jazz harpist Motoshi Kosako joins ahead of his Sacramento performance.https://www.capradio.org/215063Wed, 01 Apr 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/215063noCalifornia’s snowpack is among the lowest on record. Also, an update on Sac City Unified’s dire budget crisis. Finally, jazz harpist Motoshi Kosako joins ahead of his Sacramento performance.California’s snowpack is among the lowest on record. Also, an update on Sac City Unified’s dire budget crisis. Finally, jazz harpist Motoshi Kosako joins ahead of his Sacramento performance.Round up of political news in the state from POLITICO's Dustin Gardiner. Plus, we'll meet the author of a new book offering a road map through some of life's toughest challenges. Finally, two actors receive recognition for their podcast.https://www.capradio.org/214993Mon, 30 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214993noRound up of political news in the state from POLITICO's Dustin Gardiner. Plus, we'll meet the author of a new book offering a road map through some of life's toughest challenges. Finally, two actors receive recognition for their podcast.Round up of political news in the state from POLITICO's Dustin Gardiner. Plus, we'll meet the author of a new book offering a road map through some of life's toughest challenges. Finally, two actors receive recognition for their podcast.We hear a preview of activities, rallies and protests planned across the region for this Saturday. Plus, volunteer group that cleans up area riverways is growing. Finally, pianist debuts new commission at weekend concert celebrating the piano.https://www.capradio.org/214907Thu, 26 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214907noWe hear a preview of activities, rallies and protests planned across the region for this Saturday. Plus, volunteer group that cleans up area riverways is growing. Finally, pianist debuts new commission at weekend concert celebrating the piano.We hear a preview of activities, rallies and protests planned across the region for this Saturday. Plus, volunteer group that cleans up area riverways is growing. Finally, pianist debuts new commission at weekend concert celebrating the piano.We'll hear how protections for farmworkers during periods of extended heat came about and whether they work. Plus, a new book about one family's gamble to come west during the Gold Rush. Finally, stories about our relationships with food.https://www.capradio.org/214871Wed, 25 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214871noWe'll hear how protections for farmworkers during periods of extended heat came about and whether they work. Plus, a new book about one family's gamble to come west during the Gold Rush. Finally, stories about our relationships with food.We'll hear how protections for farmworkers during periods of extended heat came about and whether they work. Plus, a new book about one family's gamble to come west during the Gold Rush. Finally, stories about our relationships with food.How a major ownership shakeup is set to impact the television news landscape. Plus, a weekend of immersive events and activities planned across Yolo County. Finally, Latino-futurism is topic of next weekend's comic book festival in Modesto.https://www.capradio.org/214834Tue, 24 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214834noHow a major ownership shakeup is set to impact the television news landscape. Plus, a weekend of immersive events and activities planned across Yolo County. Finally, Latino-futurism is topic of next weekend's comic book festival in Modesto.How a major ownership shakeup is set to impact the television news landscape. Plus, a weekend of immersive events and activities planned across Yolo County. Finally, Latino-futurism is topic of next weekend's comic book festival in Modesto.What long-term effects will the current heatwave have on state's snow pack and upcoming fire season. Plus, a look at two partisan proposals circulating for signatures for Nov. ballot. Finally, why the window could be short for wildflowers this yearhttps://www.capradio.org/214796Mon, 23 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214796noWhat long-term effects will the current heatwave have on state's snow pack and upcoming fire season. Plus, a look at two partisan proposals circulating for signatures for Nov. ballot. Finally, why the window could be short for wildflowers this yearWhat long-term effects will the current heatwave have on state's snow pack and upcoming fire season. Plus, a look at two partisan proposals circulating for signatures for Nov. ballot. Finally, why the window could be short for wildflowers this yearSacramento considers naming changes following abuse allegations. Plus, we'll check in with a Chavez biographer. Also, new general manager begins at Nevada County radio station. Finally, the national sport of Ireland finds its footing in the region.https://www.capradio.org/214692Thu, 19 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214692noSacramento considers naming changes following abuse allegations. Plus, we'll check in with a Chavez biographer. Also, new general manager begins at Nevada County radio station. Finally, the national sport of Ireland finds its footing in the region.Sacramento considers naming changes following abuse allegations. Plus, we'll check in with a Chavez biographer. Also, new general manager begins at Nevada County radio station. Finally, the national sport of Ireland finds its footing in the region.New executive order puts J.D. Vance in charge of task force investigating benefit fraud in California and other states. Also, why the state is looking to end sales of herbal supplement. Plus, Sac literary org launches new season of showshttps://www.capradio.org/214657Wed, 18 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214657noNew executive order puts J.D. Vance in charge of task force investigating benefit fraud in California and other states. Also, why the state is looking to end sales of herbal supplement. Plus, Sac literary org launches new season of showsNew executive order puts J.D. Vance in charge of task force investigating benefit fraud in California and other states. Also, why the state is looking to end sales of herbal supplement. Plus, Sac literary org launches new season of showsChecking in with school superintendent as hree of Sacramento County's 13 school districts face financial issues and teachers strikes. Also, public media stations remain tight-lipped on settlement details. Finally, taking the pulse on CA wine industryhttps://www.capradio.org/214612Tue, 17 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214612noChecking in with school superintendent as hree of Sacramento County's 13 school districts face financial issues and teachers strikes. Also, public media stations remain tight-lipped on settlement details. Finally, taking the pulse on CA wine industryChecking in with school superintendent as hree of Sacramento County's 13 school districts face financial issues and teachers strikes. Also, public media stations remain tight-lipped on settlement details. Finally, taking the pulse on CA wine industryLabor groups continue to push back again Gov. Newsom's return-to-office policy and we'll hear why. New book details the history of organic farm in Capay Valley. Finally, the 'Mother of Civil Rights in California' comes to life on stage this week.https://www.capradio.org/214566Mon, 16 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214566noLabor groups continue to push back again Gov. Newsom's return-to-office policy and we'll hear why. New book details the history of organic farm in Capay Valley. Finally, the 'Mother of Civil Rights in California' comes to life on stage this week.Labor groups continue to push back again Gov. Newsom's return-to-office policy and we'll hear why. New book details the history of organic farm in Capay Valley. Finally, the 'Mother of Civil Rights in California' comes to life on stage this week.We'll hear from two experts about rising gas prices across the state. Also, we'll meet the author of a new nonfiction book about a teenage girl's survival in the Amazon. Finally, new shows and art exhibits worth checking out this month in the region.https://www.capradio.org/214492Thu, 12 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214492noWe'll hear from two experts about rising gas prices across the state. Also, we'll meet the author of a new nonfiction book about a teenage girl's survival in the Amazon. Finally, new shows and art exhibits worth checking out this month in the region.We'll hear from two experts about rising gas prices across the state. Also, we'll meet the author of a new nonfiction book about a teenage girl's survival in the Amazon. Finally, new shows and art exhibits worth checking out this month in the region.We'll hear what teachers and districts are saying as stikes hit Twin Rivers and Natomas. Plus, CalMatters reports on misconceptions surrounding gas tax study bill. Finally, LabRats debut hip hop opera next weekend.https://www.capradio.org/214460Wed, 11 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214460noWe'll hear what teachers and districts are saying as stikes hit Twin Rivers and Natomas. Plus, CalMatters reports on misconceptions surrounding gas tax study bill. Finally, LabRats debut hip hop opera next weekend.We'll hear what teachers and districts are saying as stikes hit Twin Rivers and Natomas. Plus, CalMatters reports on misconceptions surrounding gas tax study bill. Finally, LabRats debut hip hop opera next weekend.We hear from a former CapRadio producer now living in Saudi Arabia who has been stuck in Dubai since the start of the Iran War. Plus, more information about illness making rounds. Finally, 916 Ink declares month-long celebration of youth literacy.https://www.capradio.org/214412Tue, 10 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214412noWe hear from a former CapRadio producer now living in Saudi Arabia who has been stuck in Dubai since the start of the Iran War. Plus, more information about illness making rounds. Finally, 916 Ink declares month-long celebration of youth literacy.We hear from a former CapRadio producer now living in Saudi Arabia who has been stuck in Dubai since the start of the Iran War. Plus, more information about illness making rounds. Finally, 916 Ink declares month-long celebration of youth literacy.Could a crowded field of Democrats lock themselves out of the Governor's race in a state with a top-two primary? Plus, what a Maritime Prosperity Zone designation could mean for Solano County. Finally, Music Circus opens season with iconic rock operahttps://www.capradio.org/214352Mon, 09 Mar 2026 15:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214352noCould a crowded field of Democrats lock themselves out of the Governor's race in a state with a top-two primary? Plus, what a Maritime Prosperity Zone designation could mean for Solano County. Finally, Music Circus opens season with iconic rock operaCould a crowded field of Democrats lock themselves out of the Governor's race in a state with a top-two primary? Plus, what a Maritime Prosperity Zone designation could mean for Solano County. Finally, Music Circus opens season with iconic rock operaMeet Sacramento Republic FC’s new executive leader. Also, CapRadio’s Jen Reason features a Ukrainian-born pianist for Women’s History Month. Finally, we talk to the three artists behind Sacramento’s hip hop open mic, “The Grid”https://www.capradio.org/214278Thu, 05 Mar 2026 16:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214278noMeet Sacramento Republic FC’s new executive leader. Also, CapRadio’s Jen Reason features a Ukrainian-born pianist for Women’s History Month. Finally, we talk to the three artists behind Sacramento’s hip hop open mic, “The Grid”Meet Sacramento Republic FC’s new executive leader. Also, CapRadio’s Jen Reason features a Ukrainian-born pianist for Women’s History Month. Finally, we talk to the three artists behind Sacramento’s hip hop open mic, “The Grid”CapRadio's Laura Fitzgerald reports on a recent call for low-polling Democratic candidates to drop out of the governor's race. Plus, we learn about the artist behind a statue in midtown Sac. Finally, an organization supporting women business owners.https://www.capradio.org/214252Wed, 04 Mar 2026 16:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214252noCapRadio's Laura Fitzgerald reports on a recent call for low-polling Democratic candidates to drop out of the governor's race. Plus, we learn about the artist behind a statue in midtown Sac. Finally, an organization supporting women business owners.CapRadio's Laura Fitzgerald reports on a recent call for low-polling Democratic candidates to drop out of the governor's race. Plus, we learn about the artist behind a statue in midtown Sac. Finally, an organization supporting women business owners.As school districts across the state face potential teachers strikes, we learn more about the coordinated effort to boost salaries and benefits. Also, an update on pipe rupture impacting the Yuba River. And, long-running comedy show gets punny.https://www.capradio.org/214219Tue, 03 Mar 2026 16:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214219noAs school districts across the state face potential teachers strikes, we learn more about the coordinated effort to boost salaries and benefits. Also, an update on pipe rupture impacting the Yuba River. And, long-running comedy show gets punny.As school districts across the state face potential teachers strikes, we learn more about the coordinated effort to boost salaries and benefits. Also, an update on pipe rupture impacting the Yuba River. And, long-running comedy show gets punny.Director of Sac State's Iranian and Middle Eastern Studies weighs in on escalating conflict. Also, one couple's struggle to afford raising healthcare premiums. Finally, raising awareness of human trafficking through art and movement.https://www.capradio.org/214208Mon, 02 Mar 2026 16:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214208noDirector of Sac State's Iranian and Middle Eastern Studies weighs in on escalating conflict. Also, one couple's struggle to afford raising healthcare premiums. Finally, raising awareness of human trafficking through art and movement.Director of Sac State's Iranian and Middle Eastern Studies weighs in on escalating conflict. Also, one couple's struggle to afford raising healthcare premiums. Finally, raising awareness of human trafficking through art and movement.How have recent winter storms in the Sierra impacted the state snowpack. Sacramento’s Ukrainian community reflects on four years of war. Finally, a new album mixes new songs and legendary musical covers.https://www.capradio.org/214118Thu, 26 Feb 2026 16:00:00 GMThttps://www.capradio.org/214118noHow have recent winter storms in the Sierra impacted the state snowpack. Sacramento’s Ukrainian community reflects on four years of war. Finally, a new album mixes new songs and legendary musical covers.How have recent winter storms in the Sierra impacted the state snowpack. Sacramento’s Ukrainian community reflects on four years of war. Finally, a new album mixes new songs and legendary musical covers.