Produced by KQED

Audio Archive

Episodes by Date

Calendar is loading...
Loading...

Prop. 8 in Federal Court

Does Proposition 8 violate the U.S. Constitution? We're at the trial with ongoing coverage on the radio and on our blog.

Also From California Report

image

Examining how California is responding to climate change.

image

An inside look into the people and politics of state government.

image

Taking on the health care issues that matter to Californians.

image

Exploring the future of manufacturing jobs in California.

Tuesday, June 2, 2009  |  Listen to the program

Get the Flash Player to see this player.

Download audio (MP3)

Getty Images

Proposed Cuts to Education Deplored

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger will address a joint session of the Legislature this morning to discuss the worst budget crisis in state history. Last week, he released a new list of deep spending cuts, aiming at tackling a $22 billion deficit. Everything takes a hit, and lawmakers have been hearing angry, desperate testimony from people likely to be affected by the cuts. Yesterday, it was the turn of teachers, parents and students. Reporter: John Myers


GM's NUMMI Plant Stays Open For Now

The bankruptcy of General Motors is expected to lead to a lot of auto dealerships closing in California. But GM appears to have spared the NUMMI plant in the San Francisco Bay Area, a joint venture the auto giant runs with Toyota. Reporter: Peter Jon Shuler


Immigration Reform Back On The Agenda

Immigrant rights groups are launching a new push for reforming the system, in advance of a meeting President Obama will hold next week with key lawmakers. Reporter: Sasha Khokha


End Music: "Something For Cat" by Henry Mancini and Chris Mancini, from the CD "The Pink Panther Lounge"
 

Sponsored by

Sponsored by

Get the Podcast

Subscribe

Never miss an episode of The California Report.