Mi Familia Vota: Dreamers fate doesn’t lie in hands of high court, the burden is on Congress

Quid Pro Quo or Modern day coup? Impeachment 101 with Fresno State professor Dr. Holyoke

Fresno councilman Luis Chavez reveals disturbing housing data, as city squats on millions of taxpayer dollars

Panel wonders if California is "feeling the Bern,” and we touch on if Fresno should become home to commercial pot shops? Fresno's City Council passed a vote to bring at least 2 to each district.

We have an exclusive one-on-one interview with former Fresno Mayor Ashley Swearengin.

Sacramento reporter Ashley Zavala talks the PG&E buyout amid wildfires in California.

Alexan interviews Clovis Mayor Drew Bessinger.

Our panel talks PG&E buyouts and the economic summit in Fresno. They also talk about the "Devin Cow" lawsuit.

We talk "Pick Justice," a farm workers movement.

Andrew Janz joins Alexan in studio on the phony campaign website spoofing his mayoral candidacy. Janz is calling for the Attorney General to investigate. Alexan also asked Janz if a federal investigation should be conducted in the Isiah-Murrieta Golding officer involved shooting.

KSEE24 Political Analyst Jim Verros, San Joaquin Valley Sun executive editor Alex Tavlian and Region 8 director for the democratic party Humberto Gomez Jr. weigh in on the Fresno Police protests and if a federal investigation should be opened.

The House votes to recognize Armenian Genocide. We talk with Berj Apkarian, the Honorary Consul of the Republic Armenia, Fresno.

Fresno city council member Garry Bredefeld reveals the new look of the Fresno Veterans Memorial honoring all Fresno veterans.

Panel debates if the Armenian Genocide resolution was voted on in spite of President Trump pulling troops out of Syria allowing Turkish fighters to move in and attack the Kurds. They also talk about how the city did not do enough to keep the Fresno Foxes from relocating.

Chuck Todd-National moderator and host of Meet The Press

Mike Hamzy-Druse leader in Lebanon, former presidential adviser on the Middle East.

Panel: KSEE24 Political analyst Jim Verros, Former Congressional candidate and Executive Director of New Face GOP Elizabeth Heng and local attorney and member of the Fresno County Democratic party David Rowell.

Exclusive with Jerry Dyer on signing off as top cop and taking aim at Fresno’s top job as mayor. Why he believes he will win the mayoral race in March and the plan is to hire the next police chief after Andy Hall retires.

Guests also include Mayor Lee Brand, and one of the youngest candidates to run for office in 2020 in the entire country, 25-year-old Drew Phelps.

In this episode of Sunday Morning Matters, we focus on the power shutoff by PG&E, leaving hundreds of thousands of customers in the dark amid a northern California wildfire, the Briceburg Fire, burning near Yosemite National Park.

D-22 candidate Bobby Bliatout talks about his campaign against the incumbent Rep. Devin Nunes.

Assemblyman Devon Mathis says gas tax funds will fund housing, not a state rail system.

Panelists: Jim Verros, Nathan Miller and Ricardo Franco.

Washington Post reporter Robert Costa makes another stop in Fresno talking the current state of national politics.

We talk health care and the newly-signed California law, allowing college athletes to be paid.

Panel: Lupe Espinoza, Laura Tsutsui and Tate Hill.

In this episode of Sunday Morning Matters with Alexan Balekian, Oliver Wanger-Former federal district judge makes sense of the legalities of the potential Trump impeachment, the transcript and the whistleblower.

Kevin Cookingham joins us. He's first candidate to challenge Rep. Jim Costa for District 16, since Soria and Williams have jumped into the race but it is a tough race with Cookingham being the only Republican.

Panel guests: Jim Verros, Garry Bredefeld and Humberto Gomez Jr.

One-on-one with the House Speaker's daughter, Christine Pelosi. Pelosi fires back at Elizabeth Heng and ABC for her fiery political ad. Pelosi also drops a bombshell prediction.

Governor Newsom signs AB-5 into law. Central Valley state senator Andreas Borgeas says it's the most "half-hazard" law he's ever seen.

Our panel, Bill McEwen, Guillermo Moreno and Nasreen Johnson weigh in on Pelosi's prediction, Heng's new PAC and Fresno city Council signing on to a DACA resolution.

In this episode of Sunday Morning Matters, the panel talks former congressional candidate, Elizabeth Heng's, newly-released ad, targeting Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and what Heng describes as the "horror" of socialism.

Darius Assemi, owner/founder of Granville Homes talks GVWire's decision to bring Alison Weir, author and historian, to the valley for a speech at Clovis Community College.

We touch on newly-signed California laws, including the controversial vaccine bill.

Sandra Celedon, CEO and President of Fresno Building Healthy Community talks the state of Measure P.

Panel guests: Joe Kieta, executive editor of the Fresno Bee; Philip Teresi, KMJ talk show host and former congressional candidate, Ricardo Franco.