Insight With Vicki Gonzalez

Sacramento's only African American museum opens up about the financial struggles they're facing. Plus a psychotherapist shares her children's book on processing grief. Finally, Arts Talk gives you a guide to our regions summer festival season.

Governor Gavin Newsom is fined for not reporting certain charitable donations on time. New developments surrounding a controversial plan to build a new city in California. Finally, the first spoken word artist to win AGT expands his musical talents.

CapRadio reporters share how Esparto is marking one year since the deadly explosion. We detail what impact recent Supreme Court rulings will have on immigration. Finally, a staple Mexican dish is being celebrated in Sacramento.

POLITICO breaks down the latest in state politics. Also, a new book talks about the misunderstandings and myths surrounding a founding U.S. document. Finally, we'll talk to the local author of Midstream: A Life Remade in 50 Swims.

While we're away you can listen to some of our favorite musical performances from the past six months. Insight Returns Monday July 6th, live at noon with a rebroadcast at 7pm.

Two reporters covering this year's state budgt discuss what made it in and what's still expected as the legislature awaits the Governor's signature. Plus, how PRIDE festivities in the region are faring. And, a new novel explores myths of the West.

We’ll learn more about how fire risks have affected the California insurance market. Plus, the X Games are coming to Sacramento for the first time next weekend. Finally, a costume shop in Old Sac set to reopen next weekend.

We learn more about the history and significance of Juneteenth and events planned to commemorate it. Plus, the history of baseball in California's Central Valley. Finally, storytellers converge in Nevada County next weekend for annual festival.

A nonprofit organization is urging folks to know their HIV status, regardless of sexual orientation. Plus, new book urges more people to embrace political activism. Finally, annual music festival celebrates 51 years in Nevada County.

Advocates raise concerns about new federal immigration court initiative designed to expedite deportation order cases. Plus, what's behind a utility company's search for new power source? Finally, preserving Indigenous stories for future generations.

Election postmortem with New York Times reporter Laurel Rosenhall. Plus, we'll hear the results from field research done in the Central Valley and what it tells us about land use. Finally, arts and culture events to cool you off this summer.

Advocates demand answers after motel shelter program left residents stranded. Plus, doctors approach treatment different as more young adults are diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Finally, new podcast shares Indigenous peoples' stories.

We get an update on a ballot measure in Shasta County that could overhaul how their election system runs. Plus, how funding for the arts stacks up in the state and why artists are advocating for more. Finally, 10 books to check out this summer.

We'll get the latest results and hear what lessons campaigns may be taking to the general election. Plus, the legacy of a legendary Sacramento Kings head coach. Finally, new book gives flight to the plight of America's bees.

We hear the latest election results from CapRadio reporters. Plus, we'll check in with Paul Mitchell on how ballots are tracking so far, and get analysis from Rob Stutzman on how the GOP fared. Finally, the role of social media in the primary.

Kim Alexander of the California Voter Foundation offers last-minute advice for primary voters. Plus, we'll hear from both Republican and Democratic party leaders in the state. Finally, boutique olive oil maker celebrates spring harvest with festival.

University of the Pacific announces historic expansion at its Stockton campus. Plus, Tom Steyer makes his case for Governor of California. Finally, we'll meet some of the performers in an upcoming burlesque show.

We'll hear what Sacramento leaders have planned for their MLB expansion bid. Also, Sacramento author releases new book about deadly year in American history. Finally, NorCal band performs at the Sophia this weekend.

CapRadio reporter breaks down two congressional races taking place in newly drawn districts. Plus, why lawmakers continue to kill bills that would make lobbying at the capitol more transparent. And, Gabriela Lena Frank adds another prize to her list.

Nearly 2 million people have taken advantage of early voting in California, with the primary only a week away. Plus, we'll talk with a law professor about what a retrial might look like. Finally, adults come together to sing pop hits.