The Biden Administration recently approved the construction of two wind farms projects off the coast of California. They would be the first ones in our state waters. But fishermen say the projects will threaten their livelihoods. Tonight’s California Report brings us a perspective from Morro Bay.

After a brief look at regional news and weather, we’ll listen to Hospitality House’s needs of the week followed by Bravehearts. This week Carly Pacheco and Serena Cantway of FREED talk about their plans to bridge the digital divide with homeless people.

We close with an essay by Molly Fisk.

Nevada County Public Health Officer Dr. Scott Kellerman speaks with Felton Pruitt about the new Delta Variant and talks about vaccine safety. 

Covid 19 cases continue to spike in Los Angeles County and the Director of the county’s Health Services Department says the rise in hospitalizations has come entirely from unvaccinated individuals. Detail on tonight's California Report.

We take a brief look at local headlines and weather before Felton Pruitt finds out the latest on COVID19 vaccinations and the Delta variant from Nevada County’s Public Health Officer, Dr. Scott Kellerman.

We close tonight with a commentary from Chaplain Norris Burkes.

California students will have to wear masks when they return to school this fall, but the state will leave it to individual school districts to decide how best to enforce the mask mandate. And a new state report says smoke from the 2018 Camp Fire might have been more harmful to the health of people living downwind than initially thought. Those stories and more on The California Report.

After a look at regional headlines and weather, Paul Emery and retired Federal Reserve senior economist, Gary Zimmerman, talk about the latest Fed meeting and some of the policy decisions recently made.

We close our newscast with a commentary from Marc Cuniberti.

Paul Emery and retired Federal Reserve senior economist, Gary Zimmerman, talk about the latest Fed meeting and some of the policy decisions made recently.

On Today’s California Report: wildfire, drought, and pandemic updates. Then National Native News details the election of RoseAnne Archibald, the first woman elected to lead Canada’s Assembly of First Nations.

We take a brief look at regional headlines and weather before closing tonight with Syd Brown’s A Walk In The Park.

Chris Kelly from the band Petty Luv talks with Felton Pruitt about their appearance at the Deer Creek Music Festival at Pioneer Park on July 24th.

Lily Jamali gives us the lowdown on repercussions the state will face after this intense heat, on tonight’s California Report. Then, why Bank of America wants out of a controversial contract California’s Employee Development Department just renewed.

We hear from the California News Service before we take a brief look at headlines and weather in your neck of the woods.

Then, Felton Pruitt speaks with Chris Kelly of the band Petty Luv to close out our Friday evening newscast.