California Gov. Jerry Brown is expected to give his final State of the State address Thursday, Jan. 25, 2018. Capital Public Radio News will provide special coverage of the speech, including analysis from Republican and Democratic strategists.
Guests include:
- Ben Adler: CapRadio Capitol Bureau Chief
- Cassandra Pye: Republican Strategist; Founder and CEO, 314 Communications
- Gil Duran: Democratic Strategist; Principal, FrameLab
- Chuck McFadden: Former AP Reporter and Jerry Brown Biographer
- Assemblyman Brian Dahle: Republican, Represents California’s First Assembly District
- Senator Toni Atkins: Democrat, Represents California’s 39th Senate District
CapRadio Coverage
Jerry Brown's Final State Of The State: A Look Back, A Path Forward And A Warning
January 25, 2018California’s longest-serving governor, a three-time Democratic presidential candidate, and a one-of-a-kind American politician gave his final State of the State address on Thursday.
Transcript And Analysis: Gov. Jerry Brown's State Of The State Address
January 25, 2018Read the full text of Gov. Jerry Brown's 2018 State of the State Address, annotated by Capital Public Radio reporters.
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State Of The State: Brown Focuses On Environment, Legacy Projects In Final Address
January 25, 2018Gov. Jerry Brown delivered his final State of the State address where he touched on issues like climate change and the controversial high-speed rail and twin-tunnels projects. He is entering his sixteenth and last year in office.
Insight State Of The State Special: Brown’s Final Year
January 25, 2018As Jerry Brown prepares to give his final State of the State address as Governor of California, Insight takes a look at the man who’s led the Golden State – not once, but twice.
From A ‘Real And Unprecedented’ Crisis to ‘Courage And Perseverance’: A Look Back At Gov. Jerry Brown’s Recent State Of The State Addresses
January 24, 2018For one final time Thursday morning, California Gov. Jerry Brown will stride into the Assembly chambers to — as the California Constitution reads — “report on the condition of the state.”
