Insight With Vicki Gonzalez

An update on winter storms across Northern California. Also, a queer-owned book and coffee shop in Elk Grove called “A Seat at the Table.” Finally, drag queen Sasha Velour. Winter Storm Forecast

Why investor-owned California utilities include profits for shareholders in electricity bills. Also, how the state’s wine industry is responding to new alcohol guidelines. Finally, the philosophy and vibe behind Sacramento’s “Butterscotch Den.” CA Electricity Bills Include Profits for Shareholders

How President Trump’s executive orders impact California water. Also, a conversation with Congressman Ami Bera. Finally, the Pulitzer-Prize winning play “English” at Capital Stage. Executive Orders and California Water

Gov. Newsom’s first-in-the-nation plan to produce cheaper insulin is behind schedule. Also, how President Trump’s immigration policy is impacting Sacramento and the Central Valley. Finally, the NPR Student Podcast Challenge is now underway. CA Insulin Production Behind Schedule

A conversation with new state Senator Christopher Cabaldon. Also, how President Trump’s gender and DEI policy changes will impact California. Finally, Placer County uses birds of prey to address pest control at local parks. New State Sen. Christopher Cabaldon

Why former Sacramento City Manager Howard Chan returned after resigning. Also, KCRA’s extended version of its Holocaust documentary “Always Remember Your Name.” Finally, the monthly storytelling series “In A Nutshell” launches at The SOFIA. Former City Manager Howard Chan Returns

Small rural schools are battling for a federal crucial funding source for rural schools that was stalled by the Congress. Also, CapRadio Education Reporter Srishti Prabha joins us for Insight’s monthly “Chalk Talk.” Finally, the Sacramento History Museum’s TikTok fame. Congress Slashes Rural Ed Funding

How President Trump’s first executive orders will impact California. Also, the wide ranging impact of wildfires on Latino communities in the state. Finally, AcademySTAY is a new Sacramento space for young adults who have aged out of foster care. Inauguration Through a California Lens

Local Jewish and Palestinian-Americans respond to a potential ceasefire reached between Israel and Hamas. Also, a feline behavior scientist's new book, “Play with your Cat!” Finally, jazz-hip hop fusion band Lab Rats hosts wildfire benefit shows. Israel-Hamas Ceasefire

Former California Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones explains the climate risk facing the insurance sector. Also, the brain disorder CTE is a focus in this year’s Pro Football Hall of Fame. Finally, Fox & Goose Public House celebrates 50 years. Climate Risk Facing Insurers