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In this episode of the News Blitz, Randy Wang dives into the latest California news. He discusses a whistleblower complaint alleging the Director of the Office of Emergency Management was sleeping on the job during the Eaton fire in 2025. Randy also touches on the controversy surrounding SoCal Edison's role in the fire and the company's settlement offers to wildfire survivors. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the need to end monopolies in the energy industry and the importance of municipal utilities. The episode also covers various other California news stories, including a new program to help street vendors and a ballot measure to ban fees for parking at the beach in San Diego.

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In this episode of the John Phillips Show, Cal Thomas joins the conversation to discuss the state of politics and society. Cal shares his thoughts on Gavin Newsom's authenticity problem, comparing it to Hillary Clinton's, and how it may impact his presidential campaign. They also dive into the issue of term limits, the changing views on Israel within the Democratic Party, and the consequences of universities promoting anti-Semitic ideologies. Additionally, Cal discusses the upcoming Senate race in Texas, the potential effects of the war with Iran, and the decline of the Oscars.

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In this episode, host John Phillips delves into the issues plaguing California, starting with a whistleblower's allegations of a County of Los Angeles employee sleeping on the job during the Eaton fire. The employee, Steve Lieberman, was supposed to oversee the emergency operations center, but witnesses claim he was asleep. This raises questions about the county's emergency response and the impact on residents. The conversation also touches on the state's parole system, where released inmates are not being properly supervised, and the city of Oakland's handling of homeless encampments.

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Ashley Zavalla sits down with Lauren Sanchez, the new chair of the California Air Resources Board, to discuss the proposed cap and trade increases that may drive oil refiners out of the state. They dive into the complexities of the program, including the allocation of funds and the impact on gas prices. The conversation touches on the tension between environmental groups and the oil industry, as well as the state's reliance on imported fuel.

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In this episode of The News Blitz, Randy Wang dives into California's ongoing struggles with homelessness, highlighting a Marina Del Rey project that's been plagued by delays and cost overruns. He also touches on a whistleblower complaint about the LA County Board of Supervisors' Office of Emergency Management, which has been understaffed for years. Additionally, Randy discusses the benefits of electric cars, the rise of flying taxis, and the importance of learning personal finance in high school.

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In this episode of Mottek of Money, we're discussing the impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East on California's economy. Joining us is Jodie Muller, President and CEO of the Western States Petroleum Association, who shares her insights on the current situation. We'll dive into the effects of the conflict on gas prices, the state's oil production, and the importance of the oil industry in California's economy. We'll also explore the recent developments in the state's policies and their potential impact on the industry.

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John talks the Governor's race and more with Robby Soave

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Apparently its really easy to open a fake business in California

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The Embattled LA Mayor sits down with NBCLA's Conan Nolan

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A Great Piece from CBS Los Angeles' Ross Palombo dives into even more fraud in the state of California

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