We Get Support From Schedule Programs A-Z Events Member Support

Capital Public Radio News

Nevada Governor Calls For Big Cuts

Tue Feb 9, 2010 — Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons proposed sweeping budget cuts in the face of a huge budget shortfall during his State of the State address last night.

Court Reinstates UC Davis Title IX Case

Mon Feb 8, 2010 — An appeals court says UC Davis may have violated federal law meant to promote gender equity in college athletics.

Surge In Applications For Citizens Redistricting Commission

Mon Feb 8, 2010 — There’s been a huge surge in applications for California’s citizens’ commission. The group will re-draw the political map after the census.

Early Release of Inmates in Sac County Sparks Union Lawsuit

Mon Feb 8, 2010 — Sacramento County’s move to start releasing jail inmates early to comply with a state law has provoked a backlash – including a union lawsuit that will be heard Tuesday morning.

California's Electronic Voting Booths Need An Upgrade But It Won't Be Cheap

Mon Feb 8, 2010 — The subject came up today (Monday) at a Sacramento public hearing about the future of voting in California.

Little Saigon is flowing with pho

Mon Feb 8, 2010 — With Sacramento's new designation of a 1 1/2-mile stretch of Stockton Boulevard as Little Saigon, a spotlight will be on the district's restaurants serving the cuisine of Vietnam -- namely, the country's famous beef noodle soup called pho.

New GOP Assembly Leader Says Jobs Are His Top Priority

Fri Feb 5, 2010 — Republican Assemblymember Martin Garrick started his new job as GOP leader this week and says he supports relaxing state environmental rules if it would lead to more jobs.

Business Journal: New Green-Tech Company Opening In Sacramento Region

Fri Feb 5, 2010 — The Sacramento region’s economy is looking a little brighter with a new company opening in the region

New Rule Requires State Assembly To Buy American Made Cars In Future

Thu Feb 4, 2010 — The Assembly Rules Committee approved the new policy today (Thursday) in reaction to mechanical problems with some Toyota models and the closure of a Toyota plant in the Bay Area.

Boxer Battles Bank Bonuses

Thu Feb 4, 2010 — Senator Barbara Boxer has introduced a bill aimed at reclaiming a chunk of the Wall Street bonus boom.

Capital Public Radio News Archive arrow right

Mid-Atlantic Braces For More Of 'Snowmageddon'

The second major snowstorm in less than a week was bearing down toward the region, where plows still hadn't touched some roads, utility workers were struggling to restore power and shovels were in short supply. The storm could dump more than a foot of snow on top of the nearly three feet already on the ground in many areas.

Deep Grief: Creating Meaning From Mourning

After parents lose a child, they are caught in a tug-of-war between the grief they have and the gift they had. And, when possible, they redirect some of their grief into positive energy.

Toyota Recalls 437,000 Hybrids Worldwide

Toyota says it is recalling the Prius and other hybrid vehicles worldwide to fix brake problems - the latest in a string of embarrassing safety lapses at the world's largest automaker.

Can Toyota Recover Its Reputation For Quality?

The Japanese automaker has stumbled badly in managing its current recall crisis. It's been accused of withholding information, changing its story and being less than aggressive in dealing with the various problems. Assuming the automaker can solve its problems, regaining public trust could take years.

Skeleton Racer Hopes For Redemption In Vancouver

U.S. skeleton racer Zach Lund is in Vancouver, British Columbia, for Friday's start of the Winter Olympics. Four years ago he was barred from the Olympic games in Italy, after testing positive for a banned, allegedly steroid-masking hair restoration drug. The drug was taken off the banned list in 2008.

More >>


Open Town Hall
The Mayor at Capradio

Latest Newscast

Listen audio icon  Capital Public Radio

Local Connections To Haiti

Stories from Capital Public Radio News in the aftermath of Haiti's devastating earthquake

Road to Recovery

Our collaboration with the Sacramento Bee looks at prospects for the region's future economy

Health Care Coverage

Find out more about the impact of the latest local and statewide health care policy, new research and technology, as well as hearing personal stories from diverse communities.

Hosted by Jeffrey Callison, Insight is a daily in-depth talk program, featuring a variety of people and issues of interest to listeners in the Sacramento region and Western Nevada.

Second Opinions Community Health Forums

"Would it Kill You to Plan for Your Death?" Wed Feb 24

Current Traffic

Contact

Code of Ethics (PDF)
News Tips:

(916) 278-8966
news@capradio.org

Staff

Ben Adler
All Things Considered Host & Reporter

Donna Apidone
Morning Edition & Classical Host

Joe Barr
News Director

Paul Conley
Senior Producer, Arts Editor, & Jazz Host

Steve Milne
Morning Edition Anchor & Reporter

Marianne Russ
Capitol Bureau Chief

Steve Shadley
Capitol Reporter

Contributors

Willie Albright

Elaine Corn

Bob Hensley

Jeff Hudson

Ginger Rutland

Feeds

RSS News RSS
More RSS >>

Podcast News/Arts Podcast
More Podcasts >>

NPR   PRI
CPB   American Public Media

Capital Public Radio stations are licensed to California State University, Sacramento

Copyright 2000-2010, Capital Public Radio. All Rights Reserved.