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The Yurok Tribe’s fisheries will receive federal disaster funding for the abysmally small fish harvests that closed commercial fisheries every year since 2017. Also, while COVID-19 continues to kill Californians, the demographics are shifting. And a showing of “Dracula” at Theatre on the Ridge finished its run to a sold-out show over the weekend.

Host Dave Schlom gets to talk to his teenage crush, English vocalist Annie Haslam from the progressive/art-rock band Renaissance. Also, he visits with musician, engineer, and creator Daniel Belquer to talk about his work with vibrations to create immersive experiences for concert-goers.

A Stanford University team estimates millions live in areas where wildfire smoke has made breathing unhealthy. Also, a lawsuit alleges a Northern California utility helped police target Asians in illicit marijuana grows, and California is changing its COVID-19 masking recommendations.

California health officials are raising the alarm due to spreading virus infections. Also, state scientists report the impacts of climate change are speeding up, and winter storm warnings are in effect for parts of the North State.

Democratic House candidate Kermit Jones is challenging Kevin Kiley on the November ballot for District 3. Also, Chico’s Measure L would hold the city to the same public nuisance standards as property owners, and Gov. Gavin Newsom says he intends to end California's COVID-19 state of emergency in February.

The Butte County Board of Supervisors threw its support behind a project addressing food insecurity. Also, California has passed a parking reform law supported by environmental advocates, and Proposition 29 on the November ballot would add new rules for the state’s dialysis clinics.

Cultivating Place explores the intertwining of poetry, gardening, life, and trophic cascades with Camille Dungy. Listen in!

Stop AAPI Hate is calling out the dangers of language that scapegoats Asians and Asian Americans ahead of the midterm election. Also, California’s attorney general gives an update on fentanyl enforcement, and polls show two sports betting measures could be headed toward electoral defeat.

Democratic House candidate Max Steiner is challenging Rep. Doug LaMalfa on the November ballot. Also, forest in Lassen Volcanic National Park is recovering after the Dixie Fire, and unity was the theme at the Chico Parade of Lights.

Mike Paull introduces us to his Missing series. Also, Curtis DeBerg writes an inspirational tale and a tribute to two men: Ernest Hemingway, the great writer, and Tony Oliva, the great ballplayer for the Minnesota Twins.