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Insight

Hosted by Jeffrey Callison, weekdays at 2:00p on KXJZ, Insight is an in-depth talk program featuring a variety of people and issues of interest to listeners in the Sacramento region and Western Nevada.

KXJZ News

The Year Ahead: Sacramento's Local Political Scene

After a busy 2008 – with a new mayor, more promises of a new basketball arena and new optimism about K Street’s future – what does 2009 hold? Capital Public Radio asked Sac State public policy professor Bob Waste for a few predictions.

Cities Worried About Proposed Quarry's Impacts

A plan to create a hard rock quarry in eastern Sacramento County has some local officials worried about huge amounts of truck traffic.

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Mr. Burris Comes To Washington

Roland Burris came to Washington to take his seat as the junior Senator form Illinois, but the Democratic leadership in the Senate has kept him out. It said Burris' appointment is tainted by Illinois Gov. Ron Blagojevich, who is accused of corruption.

Hoyer Sets Mid-February Timeline For Stimulus

Congress is unlikely to meet President-elect Barack Obama's plea for an economic stimulus package that would be ready by the time he takes office Jan. 20. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer says the package is likely to be ready for Obama's signature by mid-February.