Philip Teresi

Merced and Fresno authorities warn of scammers preying on the community. Some jerk ripped up a Christmas light display in Madera

President Trump put on quite a show at the NATO summit, including a face-to-face with French President Macron that may upset another Trade deal. Gavin Newsom, The Harris Endorsement, and the Senator's withdrawal from the presidential campaign

Millennials are Killing....Giving Tuesday? Where are YOUR donations going this year? Congressman Devin Nunes files a $435 Million lawsuit against CNN, Ray Appleton chimes in.

President Trump hurt Lisa Page’s feelings by reading her anti-Trump text message exchanges with Peter Strzok in an ‘orgasmic’ tone. Half of all Americans make less than the average income. Get it? THAT’S THE JOKE. Or a CBS News headline. Pedants come out of the woodwork in the 11th hour.

The “PIG” incident takes an uglier turn. Mexico City drives out Slipknot (and Amy Lee). New videogames suck. A couple wins ‘Storage Wars’ forever with the discovery of a $1M Bond car…in a $100 locker. Revisiting the F-150/Cybertruck debacle. Gavin Newsom might as well stick a “Trump 2020” sign in his front lawn.

AOC sees Mayor Pete’s college spending plan, raises him Free Tuition for Millionaires. Another case for vocational and practical skills in high schools. George versus Kellyanne: Thanksgiving Dinner Edition. Gift Giving and Exercise Equipment: Peloton stirs the Twitter Pot with an…unlikely scenario. How to get a weekend-long trip to the dog house.

Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the hypocrisy of Wal Mart haters with Amazon Prime memberships. “Adopt-a-Bum” and the so-called housing crisis. Will the Golden State remain Forever Blue? The pundits react to Victor Davis Hanson’s dissection of California’s political arc. The Apostrophe Protection Society says “the barbarians have won” as they (he, really) cease operations.

After nearly five decades in radio, and over half of that at KMJ, Mark Holste signs off!

A federal judge has temporarily halted the first federal execution in 16 years as a lawsuit on how the government intends to carry it out continues. He approved a new procedure for lethal injections that replaces the three-drug mixture previously used in federal executions with one drug, pentobarbital. The death penalty remains legal in 30 states, but only a handful regularly conduct executions.Texas has executed 108 prisoners since 2010, far more than any other state.

A Utah woman charged with a crime after her stepchildren saw her topless in her own home is fighting the case that could force her to register as a sex offender. Buchanan said she and her husband had taken off their shirts to keep their clothes from getting dusty while they hung drywall in their garage. A global movement advocating for the rights of women to go topless called the Free the Nipple campaign has seen mixed success fighting similar ordinances in other parts of the country.

Unhappy fans cannot sue over Mayweather-Pacquiao fight: U.S. court. A U.S. appeals court said boxing fans who felt cheated after learning that Manny Pacquiao had been injured before fighting Floyd Mayweather Jr. cannot pursue class-action litigation because the 2015 welterweight bout proved a letdown. Tickets for the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight started at $1,500 and fetched up to $231,000 on the secondary market. Commercial subscribers paid up to $10,000 for pay-per-view access.

The California Supreme Court has rejected a state law that would have required President Donald Trump to disclose his tax returns to appear on the state's primary ballot.A federal judge had temporarily blocked the state law in response to a different lawsuit and the high court ruled quickly because the deadline for submitting tax returns to get on the primary ballot is next week.