On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we highlight how the Brentwood City Council is on a witch hunt to remove a planning commissioner and how out of line they are. Antioch Police report three shootings over the week. Meanwhile, City of Richmond tax is hurting businesses. Abortion constitutional amendment will be on November Ballot. SF Muni fatal shooting may have been self defense. CHP makes large fentanyl pills bust. Kenny discusses potential of a homeless Olympics. Great America might close in 10 years and Pittsburg High Quarterback Jaden Rashada selects Miami to continue career.

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Brentwood City Council to Discuss Removal of Planning Commissioner

Antioch Police Investigating Three Weekend Shootings

Some Richmond businesses may leave the city because of huge Measure U tax bill

California voters to decide on abortion-rights constitutional amendment in fall

San Francisco police say an officer was arrested on suspicion of theft, fraud and forgery

Attorney: Man involved in Muni killing shot in self-defense

19-year-old arrested after fatal sideshow-related crash in East Oakland

$225,000 and counting: Contra Costa jails were hotbed for EDD fraud

Here's How Much Money to Expect From California's ‘Inflation Relief' Payments

Tulare County deputies arrest 2, seize thousands of fentanyl pills worth $750K

Birds saved after allegedly being used for illegal cockfighting in Placer County

Man sentenced after sex assault that special education teachers witnessed on Zoom

Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg proposes 24/7 respite facility for unhoused residents

These California laws take effect July 1

California's Great America to Close in 10 Years

Chevron Selling San Ramon Campus; Headquarters to Remain in California

California's largest private landowner closes all forestlands to public indefinitely due to wildfire, drought danger

Imperial Beach Pier to host drone show in place of fireworks

Pittsburg QB Rashada commits to Miami, reportedly in line for massive NIL deal