On this episode of WTF California, we keep it light on April Fools Day as we talk about the Major League Baseball Opening Day, NFL Draft... the rest is a surprise.

On this episode of WTF California, we discuss a erroneous KTVU story regarding the Antioch Police Department—lots of false and misleading info. Meanwhile, Antioch's Mayor now questions morals of previous council which he served on. We do not need false narratives when there are true issues within police departments such as what occurred in the City of Stockton and City of Berkley as their police departments fired officers. We get back into Senator Nancy Skinners SB 81 & SB 82 as many are now coming out against the proposals. Poll shows recall for Gavin Newsom may not have support, but does say new Governor needed in 2022. Sacramento Teacher calls parents who want kids back in school “White Supremacists”.  Finally, a Berkeley home sells for $1 million of asking price.

On this episode, we talk mental health after a man throws rocks at a local church, while we also get into the argument these Universal Basic Income Programs are excluding white people from them. California Election Rules could impact timelines of Gavin Newsom Recall. CDC Director warns of 4th wave if we are not careful. Study said media went negative on COVID-19 coverage until Donald Trump out of office. San Diego gets new policies on homeless cleanups and more.

On this episode, we discuss a judges ruling on teen boys that basically puts them on probation and rehabilitation versus jail time. We talk Sacramento City Council blasting protesters at peoples homes and the rhetoric. More proof police defunding is not working as another LA County is now adding money back into police services and more.

On this special WTF California Episode, we invite Antioch Chamber of Commerce CEO Sean Wright and Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce Wolfgang Croskey to discuss the CalChamber 2021 Job Killer List.

The list includes 18-bills that the CalChamber says will place California employers and the state’s economy in harm’s way should they become law. Of particular concern, according to CalChamber, are proposed labor and employment mandates which would hit small business employers especially hard as they attempt to recover from losses experienced due to pandemic-related shutdowns.

At the end of the episode, we guess how many of the 18 bills will actually become law.

Full List of bills, click here

On this episode of WTF California, we discuss the lack of resources for the East Contra Costa Fire Protection District which after this mornings fire in Oakley is a good reminder the solution has not been solved. We discuss the California Supreme Courts ruling on bail tied to income, lawmaker wants to do away with jaywalking fines, open mic pilot blasts Bay Area. Also, a new report by state auditor highlights $8 billion in untracked funding for jails. Some good news, City of Antioch is bringing back fireworks.

On this episode of WTF California, we discuss Governor Gavin Newom's choice for Attorney General in Rob Bonta, now Marin County is implementing a $1,000 a month guaranteed income, Orange County Sheriff creates a bureau to focus on mental health. Meanwhile, San Diego Convention Center to hold 1,400 migrant children while Anaheim to borrow $210 million to help keep public services.

On this episode, we quickly recap the Antioch City Council meeting. Talk City of Oakland’s plan to pilot $500 per month for 600 families. We talk gun control, praise Golden State Warrior Coach Steve Kerr for his comments on background checks. PG&E likely headed for more power shutoffs this summer. We discuss a variety of State Laws being proposed and talked about.

On this episode, we talk about the list of Safest Cities in California, which prompts us to talk about tonight's Antioch City Council meeting which the city council continues its assault on the Antioch Police Department with its anti-police agenda and fake community engagement. A man in Diamond Bar drives through protesters, Los Angeles Police now investigate 5 police shootings in 4 days. Plus, oral arguments date set against Governor Gavin Newsom's use of executive power

On this episode of WTF California, we discuss Asian Hate Crimes and the rally’s over the weekend. Ted Lieu claims Trump Gave ‘Permission to Attack’ Asian-Americans. With the help of the Federal Government, San Francisco releases budget of how its going to spend its surplus. We also talk the latest COVID-19 from around the state. How Assemblyman Alex Lee’s, who is 25 and still lives at home with mommy, wants to tax the rich.  Meanwhile, Contra Costa District Attorney Diane Becton is on the short list for the next California Attorney General. Meanwhile, San Bernardino wants to hear how to eliminate its mayoral position.