The City of Sacramento is sending a 1 cent sales tax increase to the November ballot.

The latest on the High Speed Rail boondoggle, and Andrew Grant, candidate for Congress, joins John.

Should the DMV's services be outsourced to a private company? And attorney Steve Campora joins John to talk about the liability of public utility companies when it comes to fires.

Sam Shane fills in for John today. The latest from the Carr Fire in Redding, the latest GDP numbers, the tape of President Trump and Michael Cohen, and new allegations against CBS' Les Moonves.

A proposal by Gavin Newsom to solve the homelessness crisis, and Dr. Denise Sweeney joins John in studio.

The Sacramento City Council considers banning people from meetings, and the legal context for the recording of President Trump and Michael Cohen.

The high cost of security for statewide officials, and the suspect in a BART killing had been previously convicted of a violent crime.

Gavin Newsom reverses his position, and retired FBI Agent Jeffrey Rinek joins John in studio to talk about his experiences and his new book.

A proposal to extend alcohol sales until 4 AM, and DAs Anne Marie Schubert and Vern Pierson join John in studio.

A city wants to allow illegal immigrants to vote, and another wants to tax landlords to pay for homeless services.