![[audio]](/images/mediatype_audio.gif) | Insight: News Network / Foster Youth After Graduation / Olympic Preview Week / Bloodline
News Network: Stockton - Stockton is at risk of becoming the biggest city in the nation to go into bankruptcy. The city is the first California municipality required to go through mediation with its creditors under the restraints of a new law designed to protect labor unions. But it appears mediation has failed and the Stockton City Council will have no choice but to adopt the pendency plan. Stockton Record Reporter Scott Smith joins us with more details on the city's predicament...
Keywords: KXJZ; Insight; Sacramento public radio; Capital Public Radio; CSU Sacramento; News Network: Stockton; Scott Smith, reporter, Stockton Record; Stockton financial troubles; foster youth and foster families; Today's Foster Parent; Susan Flanagan, foster parent; Gail Johnson Vaughan, Executive Director, Mission Focused Solutions; Olympic Preview Week; Stephanie Brown Trafton, Olympic gold medalist; Kim Conley, Olympic hopeful; Bloodline; James Rollins; Sigma Force series
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| Insight: The Affordable Care Act / Capitol Chat / Olympic Preview Week: Cycling / Sound Advice: Music Festivals
The Affordable Care Act - The Supreme Court of the United States has ruled on the national Affordable Care Act. We'll hear what this ruling means for California with Capital Public Radio's Healthcare Reporter Pauline Bartolone, Anthony Wright, Executive Director of Health Access, John Sims, Professor of Law, UOP's McGeorge School of Law, and Patrick Johnston, Chief Executive Officer of the California Association of Health Plans...
Keywords: KXJZ; Insight; Sacramento public radio; Capital Public Radio; CSU Sacramento; Affordable Care Act; ObamaCare; John Sims, Professor of Law, University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law; Pauline Bartolone, health reporter; Patrick Johnston, CEO, California Association of Health Plans; Capitol Chat; Ben Adler; California budget signed; Olympic preview week; Olympic cycling; Mike Sayers, director, US Olympic Men's Cycling Team; Sound Advice: Music Festivals; David Watts Barton
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