The California Report reviews Governor Newsom's policies and actions as the state reopens and then talks with San Francisco chefs and restaurant owners about their plans to reopen.

The California News Service covers a new California Voter Foundation study that reveals that election officials quit in droves after the 2020 presidential contest.

After a look at local headlines and weather Paul Emery speaks with retired senior economist Gary Zimmerman in this weeks Economic Report.

Tomorrow is the state’s big reopening day and The California Report looks into a voluntary electronic system which allows businesses to check the vaccination status of customers plus a look at how a major heatwave expected across California this week has led to concerns about power outages and rolling blackouts. 

National Native News delves into an investigation into deaths at tribal jails overseen by the federal government and indigenous led protests over  the Minnesota Line Three Pipeline.

We take a brief look at regional headlines and weather before our biweekly "Walk in the Park" with Syd Brown.

We close with a special Flag Day commentary by Chaplain Norris Burkes

Paul Emery’s interview with legendary Blues guitarist, Taj Mahal.

Earlier this week a federal judge overturned California’s 30-year old assault weapons ban. The California Report looks into the state’s appeal of that ruling.

Then, a group including UC San Diego students and faculty, call for an end to police presence on college campuses. Finally, a dive into what California’s upcoming reopening may look like. 

Ever wonder which planet is best for a leisurely stroll? After local headlines and weather, we get some help from Al Stahler in answering this question.

We close tonight with Paul Emery’s interview of legendary Blues guitarist, Taj Mahal, who will be performing tomorrow evening at the Nevada County Fair Grounds.

At the height of the pandemic, farmworkers in the Central Valley and along the Central Coast were hit hard by COVID19. The California Report covers the effort in Salinas to vaccinate farm workers en masse.

After a brief look at regional news and weather, we listen to Hospitality House’s needs of the week followed by Bravehearts. This week is part 3 of a conversation with the Interfaith Food Ministry’s Executive and Development Directors.

We close with an essay by Molly Fisk.

Local musician Rita Hosking talks with Felton Pruitt about how she created ways to stay connected with her fans during the pandemic. She opens for Taj Mahal this Saturday night at the Fairgrounds in Grass Valley.

The California Report looks at the details involving a San Diego based, large-scale FBI operation, focusing on drug trafficking and money laundering before covering the use of CRISPR gene editing technology on an invasive species of Mosquito in California.

After local headlines and weather, Felton Pruitt speaks with Rita Hosking about being a touring musician in the time of COVID.

We close tonight with a commentary by Debbie Gibbs concerning proper green waste recycling for a fire safe community.

First an update about the Intanko fire with Pascale Fusshoeller, then the California Report covers a recent investigation into violent text messages among police officers in Eureka, California.

After a look at local headlines and weather, Paul Emery talks with Hydrogeologist Steve Baker about Operation Unite and about the Get Out Plan.

We close with a commentary by Marc Cuniberti.

Tonight the California Report discusses a federal judge striking down the state’s decades old ban on assault weapons and takes a look at California’s largest teaching union’s vote to back Governor Newsom in the recall effort.

National Native News covers First Nations Chief Rosanne Casimir's request for respect following the discovery of 215 unmarked graves at the Canadian Kamloops Indian Residential School.

Finally, Al Stahler explains why people in the Democratic Republic of Congo built their homes on the side of an active volcano.