Lawmakers are calling for more accountability from Governor Gavin Newsom after a CapRadio investigation revealed that he has exaggerated the wildfire prevention work completed during his time in office. More from the California Report.

After a brief look at regional news and weather, we’ll hear Hospitality House’s needs of the week followed by Bravehearts. This week we begin a four part series with Carly Pacheco and Serena Cantway both of FREED, the independent living center in Grass Valley. 

We close with an essay by Molly Fisk.

Under the Trump Administration the Justice Department ended certain humanitarian protections for immigrants. Tonight, The California Report examines the Department’s different approach to deportation under President Biden. Governor Newsom pledged to make fighting wildfires top priority. However, tonight’s Report also covers an investigation showing California is doing less wildfire prevention work than under Newsom’s predecessor.

We take a brief look at regional headlines and weather before Felton Pruitt speaks with the new Executive Director of Nevada City Chamber of Commerce, Stewart Baker in this week’s Nevada City Chamber Report.

We close with a commentary from Ginny Hoyt.

Paul Emery and hydrogeologist Steve Baker talk about the current state of water in California. 

The California Report covers the debate on whether to extend California’s moratorium on evictions beyond June and checks in with Emilie Cameron, District Affairs and Development Director for Downtown Sacramento Partnership.

After a look at local headlines and weather, Paul Emery talks with Hydrogeologist Steve Baker about how the drought is affecting the whole state. Felton Pruitt speaks with Melinda Booth, Executive Director of SYRCL, and we close tonight with a commentary by Marc Cuniberti.

Tonight the California Report covers a fire in the Los Padres National Forest that has burned 2400 acres. The difficult terrain has led to 0% containment. And, California introduced new laws due to the pandemic, but have workplaces and schools been following them?

In Washington State the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has sided with the Yakama Nation over land disputes with the county. National Native News has the details.

We take a brief look at regional headlines and weather before Al Stahler tells us all about the colors of the Summer Solstice.

Scott Holbrooke from Keep Smilin' Promotions talks about bringing live music back to the city of Auburn this summer.

The California Report looks at two men who served the U.S., one, as an army veteran, the other as a front-line responder during the Camp Fire, and their battles with federal immigration.

And what happens when a huge life event, requiring an equally huge number of attendees occurs during the pandemic? Many 15-year-olds in the LatinX and Catholic communities postponed their quinceañeras and are just now celebrating.

The Public News Service provides insight on our newest National Holiday, Juneteenth, before we take a brief look at regional headlines and weather. 

We close with a conversation between Felton Pruitt and promotor Scott Holbrook about all things live music.  

Power system managers are asking users to conserve power today and this evening as the heat wave continues. The California Report looks into it before diving into a story about the Port of Los Angeles hitting a cargo record as trade surges.

After a brief look at regional news and weather, we’ll hear Hospitality House’s needs of the week followed by Bravehearts. This week Betty Louise, continues her conversation with the Interfaith Food Ministry’s Executive Director, Phil Alonso, and Development Director, Naomi Cabral.

We close with an essay by Molly Fisk. 

The California Report takes us out to the ball game with a look inside Dodger Stadium’s first full-capacity game since the pandemic began.

We take a brief look at regional headlines and weather before our KVMR Evening News Chamber Report. Then, Felton Pruitt interviews Nevada County Director of Housing and Child Support Services, Mike Dent.

We close with a commentary from Hollie Grimaldi Flores.

Paul Emery and retired Federal Reserve senior economist, Gary Zimmerman, talk about the latest Job Market Report.