On this episode of WTF California Podcast,  we give the City of Antioch a good kick in the butt which it needs after three shootings in the past week as the City Council is set to discuss a bunch of gibberish on Tuesday. California gas prices hit record high. A warning is actually given after string of vehicle thefts with children still inside. City of Oakland has more shootings while Los Angeles Police investigate more than a 100 follow home robberies.  We then touch on should the NFL do away with ties and close discussing the purpose of the show and you do not have to like everything we say let alone agree with it--not there should be no crying over it.

• Nov. 14: Antioch Police Say Three Wounded in Shooting at Hillcrest Park During Vigil

On this episode of WTF California podcast, we recap Veterans Day. Three cases occurred yesterday where a vehicle was stolen with a child inside – City of Pittsburg, City of Concord and a town in Placer County. We then discuss the deadly fire in City of Brentwood and importance of smoke alarms. KTVU does a fluff piece on Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe while exaggerating his popularity as he is facing a recall. City of Richmond apparently is taking it in the “Butt” with some chaos on many levels. We get into inflation and gas prices—it isn’t pretty folks! Finally, In-n-Out talks to Florida but no plans to move.

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• Update: Pittsburg Police Locate Stolen Vehicle With Child Still Inside

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we give a shout out to all the veterans and brief overview of what Veterans Day is. Lack of reality of Antioch City Councilwoman Tamisha Torres-Walker is rather stunning now denying gunshots at her house and didn’t know about misdemeanor filed against her. Two shot Wednesday in the City of Antioch. News media recycles old information on Contra Costa County fining businesses such as Lumpy’s Diner, MJ’s and In-n-Out. Calaveras Unified School District votes to not support enforce or comply with vaccine mandate. Poway Unified goes virtual again due to death threats and CDC and WHO warn over Measles. Plus more including big rent hikes possibly coming.

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• Local Veterans Day Events in Contra Costa County

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we discuss how both the City of Antioch and City of Oakley made appointments for their next city manager. Cornelius Johnson was appointed to interim city manager in 3-2 vote while Oakley unanimously approved Josh McMurray in a 5-0 vote. We discuss how Oakley is an example as to why a rotating mayor makes sense. Nearly 80 Alameda County Freeway shootings in past year. Surge of violence in the Bay Area. A teen was sucker-punched in a basketball game and we are told where Governor Gavin Newsom was over the past two weeks.

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• Antioch City Council Agrees to Hire Cornelius Johnson as Interim City Manager in 3-2 Vote

On this episode of WTF California, we survive the great Xfinity outage of Monday night, Antioch Police announce arrests in connection with 25 robberies and Brentwood Union School District says no mandate likely this school year. Meanwhile, we discuss the Antioch interim city manager appointment of Cornelius Johnson and even the Antioch Herald points out he retired as a Lieutenant and not a Captain as claimed by Mayor Lamar Thorpe. Antioch is also not being transparent with his resume or background. Where in the world is California Governor Gavin Newsom? We get into Oakland Crime surge in carjackings, Kamala Harris has terrible approval ratings, plus Los Angeles vaccine mandate now in effect plus more.

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• SFPD senior personnel clerk confirms interim Antioch city manager candidate is a retired lieutenant, not captain

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, its all City of Antioch business as recall proponent Kathy Cabrera joins us to talk about the shenanigans being played in the Antioch City Clerks office by Ellie Householder who is protecting Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe while sabotaging the recall effort. Her actions are preventing citizens from collecting recall signatures.  We also jump into the appointment of Cornelius Johnson to Antioch City Manager and his ties to Mayor Thopre and Mayor Pro Tem Monica Wilson--it doesn't quite pass the smell test with campaign donations, hosted fundraisers and his resume. We apparently are not allowed to ask questions over Mr. Johnson's qualifications. Plus more.

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• Antioch Set to Hire Former San Francisco Police Captain as Interim City Manager

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• California town to destroy seized firearms, not sell them

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, looks like City of Oakley his set to name Josh McMurray as new city manager. We are hearing through grapevine in the City of Antioch, city clerk Ellie "Elphaba" Householder set to reject second attempt on recall approval of Mayor Lamar Thorpe--even though same document approved by Contra Costa County. Pittburg Police nab peeping Tom. Mom says she an biracial daughter racially profiled over possible human trafficking while we get into bill that would essentially buy democrats the media with a huge tax break. Plus more.

• Oakley Set to Appoint Josh McMurray as Next City Manager

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we debate where San Francisco Giant Buster Posey ranks as an all-time Major League Baseball Catcher--it may surprise many of you. We get into other items around the state including our Attorney General Rob Bonta who officially is now an activist.

• Report: San Francisco Giants' Buster Posey plans to retire Thursday

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we question an opinion piece about City of Antioch leadership and why a publication would publish something full of unfounded statements.  Man makes racist slur during San Diego County Board of Supervisor Meeting, San Francisco Police Officer charged with manslaughter. Meanwhile, cops in San Francisco as well as Los Angeles County set to be terminated. Plus other nonsense from around the state.

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• Opinion: Why Antioch police oversight, reforms must continue Our mayor and City Council must remain committed to continuing to push for change

On this episode of WTF California Podcast, Pittsburg High Students have every right to protest as long as Pittsburg High is consistent in its punishments. Oakland saw two more homicides last week. Fairfield Police now say missing person was homicide including arrests of two Pittsburg residents and a Fairfield man. Judge limits California law protecting vaccination sites while state renews $1.7 billion COVID lab contract. San Francisco Safeway reduces hours due to theft while Oakland provides more tiny homes for winter weather. West Hollywood could offer $17.64 minimum wage. Pomona School District to bring back school police while we talk some sports around the state. Also, a vineyards is available for sale at an $8 million price tag.

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• Pittsburg Students Protest, Demand More Action Against Classmate Who Wore KKK Costume