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Steve Milne
Morning Edition Anchor & Reporter
Steve Milne is the Morning Edition anchor at Capital Public Radio. He's also an award-winning reporter whose work has been heard on NPR's Morning Edition and All Things Considered as well as Marketplace and The Voice of America.
Milne is a Capital Public Radio veteran. He started as a college intern in the mid 1980s and has been a perennial voice ever since.
While Milne's always had his foot in News, he's also played a big role in CPR's music programming. Milne hosted jazz airshifts for many years and even had a long-running, and popular, Saturday evening program called Global Beat that ended in 2003. It was around that time that he became All Things Considered host. In February of 2009 he moved to Morning Edition.
Business Journal: Restaurant Closures; Plaza At Blue Oaks; More Natomas Office Space
February 21, 2020
Square pizzas were not a hit in East Sacramento. The Neighborhood Pizzeria, which offered four-sided pies, has closed its doors. The Sacramento Business Journal's Sonya Sorich has the story, and she explains why Benihana is closing in Citrus Heights.
Business Journal: Midtown Retail Plans; McClatchy Bankruptcy; New Railyards Projects
February 14, 2020
In Midtown Sacramento, a former auto body shop is being converted into retail space. One of the businesses in that space will be called Ro Sham Beaux, and it has a tie to de Vere's Irish Pub. The Sacramento Business Journal’s Sonya Sorich reports.
Business Journal: Wine And Grape Symposium At Cal Expo; Convention Center Construction; New Restaurants
February 7, 2020
Thousands of people in the wine industry gathered in Sacramento this week to talk about a variety of issues including how to attract a new generation of wine drinkers. The Sacramento Business Journal's Sonya Sorich has that story and more.
California Arts Council Offer Non-Profit Arts Groups Big Money To Come Up With Community Projects
February 6, 2020
The California Arts Council is offering non-profit arts groups in California up to half-a-million dollars to come up with projects addressing issues like homelessness, climate change and mental health.
Business Journal: Paragary's Hotel; Affordable Housing Trust Fund; New Homes In Colfax
January 31, 2020
June 1 is when Sacramento restaurateur Randy Paragary's hotel will open in Midtown. The Sacramento Business Journal's Sonya Sorich reports on that story — plus Sacramento's plan for an affordable housing trust fund, and new homes in Colfax.
Business Journal: New Placerville Pot Shop; Area Mall Store Closures; Mother Space Filled
January 24, 2020
Placerville will soon be getting a cannabis dispensary with a 1950s theme. The Sacramento Business Journal's Sonya Sorich has the story, plus news about store closures in area malls and which eatery is moving into the Mother restaurant site.
Business Journal: Sacramento Job Growth; Area Mall Construction; Fieldwork Brewing Grows
January 17, 2020
Fieldwork Brewing Company is expanding its Midtown Sacramento location. The Sacramento Business Journal's Sonya Sorich has the story, plus more business news.
Business Journal: Sacramento Restaurant Closures; Movement Brewing Plans Rancho Cordova Site; Elk Grove Closer To First Hospital
January 10, 2020
Are high labor costs and a saturated market reasons for the spate of recent restaurant closings in Sacramento? Sonya Sorich from the Sacramento Business Journal joins us to talk about that story and other business news.
Kids Under 12 Can No Longer Be Sent To Juvenile Hall For Most Crimes Starting In 2020
December 20, 2019
California has no minimum age for sending children to juvenile hall. But that's about to change under a new law taking effect in 2020.
Business Journal: Aggie Square Developers, Davis Burger Patch, Colfax Rebranding
December 20, 2019
UC Davis has picked the developers for Aggie Square, the research and innovation campus planned for Stockton Boulevard in Sacramento. The Sacramento Business Journal's Sonya Sorich has the details, plus more business news.