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In an effort to recruit at least 10,000 therapists to work at California public schools, the state is offering $20,000 stipends. The California has the details. After regional headlines and weather, Felton Pruitt talks with Peppino D’Agostino who’ll be playing the Nevada City Odd Fellows Hall on August 9th. 

Felton Pruitt talks with Sicilian guitarist, Peppino D’Agostino, who’ll be playing the Nevada City Odd Fellows Hall on August 9th. 

The California Report follows a family as they jump through a convoluted series of hoops to enable their twins to attend preschool, all while paying more for daycare than for their mortgage. We consider the future of an iconic Northern California landscape--will high-rises claim Olympic Valley as their home? Tom Mooers, Executive Director of Sierra Watch, shares the final verdict with Felton Pruit...

Molly Fisk writes, coaches, and teaches writing in California's Sierra Nevada foothills.

Will high-rises and the nation’s tallest water slide claim Olympic Valley as their home? Tom Mooers, Executive Director of Sierra Watch, shares the final verdict, 11 years in the making.

Legendary Major League Baseball broadcaster, Vin Scully died Tuesday after nearly 7 decades captivating Dodgers fans. The California Report remembers the poetic play-by-play announcer. Felton Pruitt gives us the latest on upcoming events in Nevada City with this week’s Chamber Report and we close with a commentary from Don Rivenes on Nevada County’s Energy Plan and how that plan stacks up against...

Felton Pruitt gets the latest on upcoming events in Nevada City from Nevada City Chamber of Commerce's Stuart Baker.

The California Report details Governor Newsom's monkeypox related state of emergency declaration. Ana Funk talks with one of the cofounders of the Yuba Harm Reduction Collective. Hydrogeologist Steve Baker shares his thoughts on this week's Water News, and Marc Cuniberti opines on the current state of the market. 

Hydrogeologist Steve Baker shares his thoughts in this week's Water News.

The California Report examines the connection between public housing and gentrification before National Native News shares how the Oglala Sioux Tribal Council moved to regulate church ministries after a disparaging pamphlet resurfaced on the Pine Ridge reservation. Ana Funk speaks with the owners of a new Nevada City Coffee shop and Al Stahler discusses fire fighting with Forest Fire Management Of...

The California Report takes us to EARTHseed Farm, a Black owned and women-led 14-acre solar-powered organic farm in Sonoma County where it’s members are nurturing a movement based on community building and Afro-Indigenous permaculture values. Al Stahler tells us how to observe the International Space Station as it makes its way across tonight’s sky, and Felton Pruitt get’s the details about the re...

San Francisco state Senator Scott Wiener wants local and state officials to declare a state of emergency to help stop the spread of monkeypox. Details on The California Report. Felton Pruitt talks with Washington Volunteer Fire Department vice president, Mike McGee, about an upcoming benefit. We close with an essay by Molly Fisk. 

Molly Fisk writes, coaches, and teaches writing in California's Sierra Nevada foothills.

California Water Policy Center research fellow, Andrew Airs, breaks down concerns tied to drought induced farming practices on the California Report. Amy Irani, Nevada County’s Environmental Health Director chats with Felton Pruitt. We close with a commentary from military and healthcare Chaplain Norris Burkes.

The California Report follows along as a San Fransisco resident searches for answers after contracting a severe case of monkeypox. Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman make sense of the latest financial figures in this week's Economic Report. And Marc Cuniberti tackles cryptocurrency again on the latest installment of Money Matters.

Are we in a recession? Gary Zimmerman looks at the data and shares his thoughts.

The California Report hopscotches around our state covering the Oak Fire in Mariposa, Monkeypox vaccine woes in Los Angeles, and Truckers protesting in designated "free speech" zones in Oakland. Nation Native News covers Pope Francis’ visit with Canadian residential school survivors. We close with an update from Syd Brown about the how the Rices Fire affected the South Yuba River State Park in thi...