Earlier this week — zoning permits were requested for the proposed 12,000-seat stadium coming to the Railyards by the Sacramento Republic FC — which also has a plan to eventually build it out to 20,000 seats. KFBK's Mark Demsky with what comes next.

It's graduation time and today's grads have grown up in a world where technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, and AI is changing the way we live and work. Our technology reporter, Lisa Martin, joins us next to share how you grads can live and work with AI post-graduation.

First, it was Mike Bibby — hired to lead Sacramento State's basketball program -- followed by Doug Christie to lead the Kings -- and Bobby Jackson as one of his assistants — creating a rather unique development that is shaping the basketball landscape here.

Aided by government incentives, American and foreign tech companies alike have invested hundreds of billions of dollars to bolster semiconductor operations — much of it right here in the Sacramento region. KFBK's Mark Demsky with more.

We've all heard that too much salt is bad for us — but yet, we always seem to be reaching for the saltshaker. KFBK's Mark Demsky with more on salt's bad wrap.

It's graduation season. Are you looking for the perfect tech gift for the graduate in your life? Look no further! Our tech correspondent Lisa Martin is featuring three amazing tech gadgets that are sure to impress.

Democratic Congressman from California Ro Khanna gave a wide-ranging interview on everything from Former President Biden's health to President Trump's dealings in the Middle East.

Sacramento Business Journal's Ben Van der Meer spoke to us about the progress being made on the Railyards Development, including AJ Housing, the Soccer Stadium, and Wilton Rancheria.

After a Joint Hearing on Prop 36, Senator Roger Niello joins KFBK to talk about what's next for the proposition...

State Senator Tony Strickland is talking to us about funding for Prop 36, just ahead of Governor Newsom's budget proposal. Over 75% of Californians voted for Prop 36, so why is it not being supported financially?