This week we do a news commentary on police reform in Antioch; new homes are being developed in Brentwood; Mount Diablo State Park is celebrating its centennial birthday; traffic safety efforts by police in Antioch is going to increase significantly over the next few months; and more!Disclaimer: as of original recording time, the recall election had not been concluded. Any comments of the recall election thus were made prior to the announcement of recall results. Link to the original pol...

Bay Area native, Nancy Lawrence visits the show to talk about her 100 years of life; Dolphin Park experiences problems with hours in response to complaints from members of the neighborhood; an Oakley man is arrested for being under the influence of illegal drugs and in possession of thousands of drugs; Heritage High School girls Golf secured a league title in the Bay Area Valley Athletic League.Links to the articles from Top Stories: Brentwood's Dolphin Park faces reduced hours | Law | t...

For special section "Fifth Feature," young entrepreneur and chef Arielle Sanders visits the show to share her experiences a 100% vegan chef. Links to stories from the Top Stories Segment: Brentwood FFA receives $5,000 grant | News | thepress.netContra Costa County and East Contra Costa fire boards’ approvals give greenlight to fire district annexation plans | News | thepress.netDecorated Halloween booths sought for school event at Ron Nunn Elementary School in Brentwood | News | the...

Guest speakers from Aspiranet visit the show to talk about foster care nationally and in our local area; Gavin Newsom declares victory in recall election; there is a new vaccine proof mandate/testing record mandate being enforced in specific businesses starting on September 22; ConFire voted in favor of annexation, and now we are waiting on ECCFPD; an Oakley resident is now serving on the USS Iwo Jima for the US Navy; lastly, Heritage High School faces a loss in the Honor Bowl this last...

Guest Speaker, David Benet, came onto the show to talk about Mobility Matters and how our community can be more involved with older populations; 2 died in a drunk driving accident on the Byron Highway; Oakley is restructuring its election process; and more.

Heritage Athletics Director Nate Smith comments on the start of sports this September; recent law enforcement activity has seen multiple arrests and charges filed; a school board meeting is interrupted by parental concerns over mask mandates; and more.

National and local funding of the arts in schools has a significant impact on the community; a train accident claims the life of a child in Oakley; a shooting in Brentwood is under investigation by the Sheriff's Department, and more!

Special segment, fifth feature Friday, showcases Altman Studios; mask and vaccine regulations changed once more for school staff and first responders; oakley union elementary school district finds a new superintendent; the delta is getting cleaned of abandoned vehicles, and more.

The national labor shortage begins impacting localized businesses: here is what you can do about it; a local deputy sheriff faces no charges after a DA's investigation report declares him innocent; ECCFPD and Confire delayed their consolidation decision once more; Los Medanos' new campus is finally open; hit-and-run driver caught on dashcam is being searched for by local authorities.

The Delta Variant steadily increases in the status quo, schools are experiencing the impacts of COVID-19, water shortages begin to affect local communities, and a local dirt bike racer starts to make it big in Tennessee and Nevada.