What qualifies an organization for tax-exempt status? Sacramento Historian and WWII veteran remembers his experiences at war. Harmon Johnson Elementary School recognized for excellence. Singer-songwriter performs in studio.
We talk with Sacramento's Mayor about his efforts to keep the Kings in town and other initiatives he's leading in the city. Jeff Hudson on special vote-by-mail election in Davis. KOLT Productions new play about cutting.
Seattle's Art Thiel on effort to build an arena for a prospective basketball team. Covered California releases new information on pricing and coverage plans. Helping to feed the hungry in Sacramento. UOP Prof wins world cookbook award.
20 years after a sharp rise in autism rates, thousands of California children are aging out of special education. Each one enters adulthood with a unique combination of social deficits that promises a chalenging life.
Matt Laslo and Ben Adler on what sequestration means federally and state wide. How Sacramento Catholics will mark historic day. Two teachers help autistic kids transition to adulthood. Event celebrates survivors. Nick Brunner with new music.
Breaking news in the unfolding Kings drama. Latest on Stockton's bankruptcy hearing. How sequestration affects air travel regionally. Latest news from Western Veterinary Conference. Author releases third book in Messenger series. The Spokes perform.
Bob Moffitt and Jared Goyette on Sac's State of the City and the future of the Kings. What makes up a Montessori School and how is it different? ANTM winner Naima participates in fashion week. Songs from the movies make up trio's new CD.
Our two-part exploration of progressive education styles begins with Waldorf; An author's look at the ups and downs of going all natural in the developed world; Paleontologist Louise Leakey; What's driving the increase in local beer brewers?
What does it mean to be black or white or even Native American? Host Al Letson takes us to a small town where residents are confronting these issues every day.