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Sacramento police arrested a second person Tuesday in connection with Sunday’s mass shooting. Also, a vigil was held for the six people killed, and a fire preparedness workshop was held in Paradise ahead of a potentially dangerous wildfire season.

Near-freezing temperatures aren’t enough to activate Chico’s emergency warming center. Also, Cal Fire says a Shasta County fire was caused by a burn pile lit by the agency, and Chico State is trying to reverse its declining enrollment numbers.

Sherri Papini has been accused by federal prosecutors of faking her kidnapping in a case that garnered extensive media attention in 2016. Also, a crowd-pleasing list of priorities gets laid out by the new Shasta supervisors chairman, and a UC Davis researcher says cities need to take fast, aggressive action toward cutting greenhouse gas emissions.

Host Dave returns to his alma mater, CSU Chico, to find out about some of the research being done by Chemistry and Environmental Science students.

Recent incidents of overt hate speech in Chico bring up questions about its legality. Also, proposed legislation in the state senate would restrict law enforcement from using a sexual assault survivor’s DNA for any purpose other than identifying the perpetrator, and a pilot program would give EDD benefits to undocumented Californians who’ve lost their jobs.

Authors Robyn Alana Engel & Carl Erik Fisher invite us to change our perspective on how we view mental illness and addiction.

Host Dave Schlom gets to talk about one of his favorite topics, spaceflight history, with NASA/JPL Historian Eric Conway.

PG&E equipment that helped spark the 2018 Camp Fire will soon be on display at the Gold Nugget Museum. Also, a cold front approaching California is expected to bring scattered rain, wind, light snow, and cooler temperatures to the Sierra Nevada and California voters are increasingly using the state’s recall system in an effort to oust politicians.

People of Ukrainian descent gather at the California Capitol in Sacramento to protest Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Also, two Chico State researchers study where Camp Fire survivors have moved over the past three years, and FEMA officials worry about potential flooding in areas that have experienced recent wildfires.

Host Dave Schlom takes a break from the heavy issues of climate change, drought, etc. to have some fun with his two favorite sports journalists, 49ers Insider and 49ers Host Laura Britt.