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Democratic governors in California and Minnesota are proposing to roll back health insurance coverage for immigrants without legal status that they signed into law. We look at what's going on. This podcast: voting correspondent Miles Parks, Minnesota Public Radio senior politics reporter Dana Ferguson, and CapRadio statehouse & politics reporter Laura Fitzgerald.This podcast was produced and edited by Casey Morell. Our executive producer is Muthoni Muturi.Listen to every episode of the NPR Politics Podcast sponsor-free, unlock access to bonus episodes with more from the NPR Politics team, and support public media when you sign up for The NPR Politics Podcast+ at plus.npr.org/politics.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

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How international tariffs could impact California manufacturers. A new audit from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting looks at CapRadio's finances. Finally, the Sacramento Orchid Society's annual show. International Tariffs and California's Economy

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The California GOP picks a new leader at its annual convention. What to call the Athletics when they start playing in Sacramento. Finally, an update on CapRadio's civil lawsuit against its former General Manager. CA GOP Convention Recap

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How California can prepare disabled people for the next disaster. Also, CapRadio's new series focusing on Sacramento's diverse environment and wildlife. Finally, a gothic fairytale show “The Lost One.” Helping Disabled People During Disasters

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An investigation into California's levees for flood control. Also, the three-year anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine War. Finally, the Andrew Maloney Quartet performs at CapRadio. How Prepared Are California's Levees?

We are revisiting conversations with Rep. Ami Bera about navigating a second Trump presidency. Also, Rosario Rodriguez is the newest Sacramento County Supervisor. Finally, musician Dave Nachmanoff performs at CapRadio. Rep. Ami Bera

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Sacramento Kings trade longtime point guard De'Aaron Fox. Also, the consequences of not teaching cursive in schools. Finally, a CapRadio goodbye to the SacramenKnow newsletter's Clarie Morgan.  Sacramento Kings De'Aaron Fox Trade

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An update on wildfires in Los Angeles. Also, Sacramento County DA Thien Ho's priorities for the new year. Finally, CapRadio sues its former general manager, seeking nearly $1 million in connection to the public media station's financial crisis. Los Angeles Wildfires

Vermont Public CEO Vijay Singh joined Vermont Edition to reflect on his first three months leading Vermont Public. Before coming to Vermont, Singh worked for CapRadio, an NPR affiliate in Sacramento, and the Los Angeles affiliate LAist. He shared insights from these experiences and outlined his vision for the future of Vermont Public.Then, Vermont Public reporter Erica Heilman shares a question about class as part of an ongoing series. We hear about her latest episodes.