Parents and families of students are pushing back against school dress codes.

A proposal to make Ethnic Studies a required class to graduate high school in California.

Newspapers join together against President Trump, a terror suspect is arrested in Sacramento, and District Attorneys Anne Marie Schubert and Vern Pierson join John in studio to talk about a new law that could keep criminals out of jail.

A school district is moving to 4 day school weeks, and San Francisco is attempting to clean up their streets in a new way.

Potential unintended consequences to getting rid of cash bail, and the importance of integrity and truth for one's public persona.

A proposal to track welfare recipients with automatic license plate readers.

Lawmakers and Capitol employees have access to their own private DMV office.

Governor Brown's delay in appointing a California Supreme Court Justice, and children being held at a compound in New Mexico were apparently being trained to commit school shootings.

An apparent hate crime against a Sikh man in Manteca, and California gubernatorial candidate John Cox joins John to talk about the problems with the DMV.

The city of West Hollywood passes a resolution to suggest the removal of Donald Trump's walk of fame star, and the postal service decides to stop delivering to some customers.