Welcome to Wednesday! We start with clarification on a previously reported story. Fresno Police will support code enforcement on violations. A ransomware attack has shut down Rock & Roll's biggest law firm and snags 756 gigabytes of private celebrity info. Fresno's 144th honors front line healthcare workers with a CA flyover. Political analyst, Jim Verros, joins the show to talk about the debacle last night and the current state of political affairs in Fresno.

To the phones we go on a variety of subjects, including a nursing home administrator on the impact of COVID -19. Breaking news, "protesters" show up at the home of Councilman Miguel Arias. Listeners comment.

Phone calls continue and Skip reads an angry letter.

We continue discussion on the announcement by the CSU system to go online for the Fall. Listeners, including teaching staff, comment. NCAA President says there won't be college sports without open colleges. Fresno Police will no longer help code enforcement issue citations. Waffle Gate talk continues with your calls.

Welcome to Tuesday! Skip is feeding the trash cat and according to new guidelines to reopen California, you can't share the community ketchup. We discuss the new regulations for dine-in restaurants, offices and more. California State University campuses, including Fresno State, will be suspending in-person classes through fall semester.

Wafflegate talk continues with you on the phones. Finally! Some good news as Fresno County announces the opening of parks and campgrounds with some reductions in capacity. Looks like we dodged the bug bullet. Bug experts weigh in and say they aren't really "murder hornets." Everyone is deep cleaning during Shelter in Place, including a postcard from 1987.

We continue our discussion about the Mother's Day Showdown at the Waffle Shop. Listeners comment, including former law enforcement.

Discussion of Wafflegate Mother's Day 2020, including just released body cam footage. Listeners comment.

Welcome back from Mother's Day weekend. We start with an update on James and a discussion of mental health issues and resources for the community.

Here are important resources.

Marjaree Mason Center 559-233-4357

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255)

NAMI Fresno National Alliance on Mental Illness 559-224-2469

Fresno Family Counseling Center through Fresno State 559-666-3292 or 559-229-3085

Adam Adkisson, City Councilman of Coalinga joins the show to discuss the city's decision to declare all businesses "essential." To the phones we go. A teen found $135k at an ATM and gave it back. A troubled man calls in from behind a barricade and is convinced to surrender after 30 minutes on the air.