Insight With Vicki Gonzalez

Paul Mitchell with Political Data Inc. breaks down early election results. Plus, we'll hear from CapRadio reporters covering Congressional and local races in the region. Finally, how did all those propositions fare? Gerardo Zavala has the latest.

Kim Alexander with the California Voter Foundation offers tips for last-minute voters. Plus, Paul Mitchell weighs in on early voting trends. Finally, thousands of cranes greet visitors to Lodi this weekend.

The Democrat has taken a different approach to engaging voters this election. Politico breaks it down. Plus, how the campaigns have used AI and social media this election. Finally, new album features Sac bands covering each other's songs.

New report calls for proactive solutions to protect residents in the face of major flooding amid federal uncertainty. Plus, how breast cancer survivors lean on each other for support. Finally, annual release from a small-scale wine producer.

The labor leader and civil rights activist from the Central Valley has died at the age of 96. We hear about her legacy from a biographer and listen back to a 2022 interview. Plus, H.G. Wells 'The Time Machine' becomes a ballet in Modesto.

CNN reporter shares an investigation into deaths and injuries at a major theme park. Plus, Rep. Josh Harder makes his case for California's 9th Congressional District. Finally, John Deaderick directs his "swan's song" in Nevada County.

Paul Mitchell breaks down polling on early voting returns in California. Plus, John Garamendi makes his case for the California's 8th Congressional District. Finally, experts come together to discuss women's health.

Sac Bee's State Worker Reporter updates on historic one-day strike called by SEIU Local 1000. Plus, we'll hear Ben Allen's vision for California's Insurance Commissioner. Finally, artist-in-residence at Sac State creates work with students.

We'll learn more about the many propositions Californians will vote on this election. Plus, Rudy Recile makes his case for the state's 8th Congressional District. Finally, band students play in a musical marathon to raise funds for program.

We hear John McBride's vision for California's 9th Congressional District. Plus, CapRadio reporters share their investigation into the human cost of a school budget crisis. Finally, legendary fiddler joins forces with his family to create super band.

We hear State Sen. Mike McGuire's vision for California's 1st Congressional District. Plus, thousands of turkey vultures are about to head south. We'll hear why. Finally, professional soccer is returning to Reno in two years.

We hear Michael Masuda's vision for California's 5th Congressional District. Plus, CapRadio reporter breaks down EV adoption roadblocks in the state. Finally, week of events celebrates poetry in the River City.

Will Prop. 50 give Democrats a better chance of unseating Republican candidates while maintaining their own districts? Plus, get the basics behind tax measures on this year's ballot. Finally, Jakhari Smith performs at CapRadio.

In the lead-up to the midterm election, we hear Eric Jones' vision for California's 4th Congressional District. Plus, a new film about hair loss and its effects plays at a local film fest. Finally, storytellers share dark tales from the heart.

CapRadio reporters examine lessons learned from 10 other districts that went through state receivership. Plus, why the University of California is reconsidering the SAT when it comes to admission. Finally, crafters come together for weekend show.

We'll hear what led to a two-year investigation into sexual abuse allegations at Central California Women's Facility. Rep. Mike Thompson makes his case for the 4th District. Event highlights Sac's immigrant communities.

POLITICO's new newsletter and podcast aimed at helping make sense of all the technological advances happening today. Plus, we'll learn why employment opportunties are important for adults with disabilities. New exhibit opens this weekend.

We hear Rep. James Gallagher's vision for California's 1st Congressional District. Plus, singer-songwriter performs at this weekend's Fair Oaks Folk Festival. Finally, a beloved scavenger hunt brings Sacramento worm lovers out and about.

We'll hear about some of the new laws Gov. Newsom signed into law as he prepares to leave office. Plus, Congresswoman Doris Matsui shares her vision for District 7. Finally, a new book explores the history of the University of California.

CapRadio's Gerardo Zavala breaks down the one and only gubernatorial debate in California. Plus, we hear Mai Vang's vision for California's 7th Congressional district. Finally, what you need to know as the financial aid window in California opens.