Felton Pruitt talks to Beth Moore, owner of Wild Eye Pub about Nevada County Safe: a partnership of Nevada County businesses taking steps to help protect customers and staff, during these challenging times.

What caused 126,000 gallons of crude oil to wash up on the Orange County coast, why wasn't the response faster, and who is at fault? The California Report rounds up the many questions in the wake of the south state oil spill. After regional news and weather, Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman talk economics before Marc Cuniberti offers some sobering perspective on the national debt.

The California Report takes us to Orange County, where an environmental disaster is unfolding. A ruptured pipeline off the coast has spilled at least 126,000 gallons of oil into the Pacific Ocean.
National Native News turns our attention to efforts by the Rosebud Sioux Tribe to save the vanishing Lakota language.
We look at regional headlines and weather before science correspondent, Al Stahler, explains how knowledge of other planets can give us insight into our own.

Governor Gavin Newsom signs a set of bills into law, bringing big changes in police practices and an increase in accountability and transparency for officer misconduct. The California Report has the details.  
We take a brief look at local entertainment news and weather before Felton Pruitt speaks to John Girton.

The California Report surveys Covid-19 vaccine mandates, including the state requirement for health care workers that goes into effect today. Plus, it’s not your imagination: Northern California is typically exposed to many more days of wildfire smoke than the southern part of the state. Then, after regional news and weather, it’s time for Bravehearts.  And, we wrap up the newcast with an essay by Molly Fisk.