California fires continue to cause severe damage, threaten thousands of homes and has claimed 6 lives. A Clovis Quarter Horse ranch is scrambling to help rescue livestock throughout the state as wildfires rage. Evacuations are now being called for in parts of Mariposa County. A decades long reign of terror comes to an end with the sentencing of the Golden State Killer. Tulare Co. District Attorney, Tim Ward, joins us to discuss the conclusion of this case.

Florida man gets a DUI in a golf cart, blames the President. A mysterious safe appears in a farmer's field in NY. Listeners comment. In the latest scandal, Philip learns Skip that has never seen "Die Hard."

Listeners comment on dress code enforcement during online learning. Netflix apologies after releasing an "inappropriate" poster for a Sundance Award winning film. Florida out Florida-ing itself, this time finding a misplaced live air-to-air missile found at an airport.

A rural community struggling to provide WiFi access to students has come up with a clever plan to meet the needs of families. Thursday morning started with service disruptions to Google services. Schools are enforcing dress codes for online learning. Listeners comment.

Random celebrity sightings in the building are not what you'd expect. California faces a triple threat of 367 fires, record-breaking heat and COVID-19. Air in Fresno is now being described as "toxic." Tim Ward, District Attorney for the County of Tulare joins the show to discuss the final stages of the Golden State Killer case. Celebrating 100 years of radio.

Discussion on ideal park features continue with listener comments included. A Norwalk man has been arrested for voting as his dead mother more than once. Listeners comment. A play-by-play announcer has been suspended after tweeting the N-word, which he claims was an accident.

21 people have been arrested a ring that exposes $250k in COVID-19 unemployment fraud. Fresno is building more green space at Dakota and Milburn and is looking for feedback from the community on what it should feature. Listeners comment.

We head to the White House for a press conference with President Trump. Following presidential tweets suggesting a boycott, Goodyear clarifies that it does not allow any political statements in its locations and that the photos shared were not from their business.

Starting off Wednesday with a timely rant. A warning on air quality issues and another Flex Alert. Back to school bloopers continue as students head online for the start of 2020-21 academic year. Listeners comment.

Are the new recommendations on alcohol consumption too strict? Has alcohol become an acceptable coping skill during COVID? Would you use a transparent public restroom? All these years later, it turns out that the Lost Colony of Roanoke was in fact, not lost.