Four more CapRadio board members, all connected to Sac State, quit. Only seven remain
The university announced the school’s CFO, tasked with turning around the NPR station’s operations, among those to resign.
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The university announced the school’s CFO, tasked with turning around the NPR station’s operations, among those to resign.
Only seven board members remain, including the station’s interim General Manager and Sac State’s student body president. Another top executive is no longer with the station, the station confirmed Thursday.
On Wednesday night, 13 members of Capital Public Radio’s board resigned over what they said was a failure by Sacramento State to work with them.
In a letter sent to university President Luke Wood, the board members cite "a failure of Sac State to inform and engage with the board in a good faith effort" following a CSU audit that showed significant financial mismanagement at the station.
“We need to understand at a deeper level what happened, how it happened, who knew, so that we can be responsible stewards of this entity.”