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WTF California: Shootings, Arson, Sideshows? No One Fears Consequences Anymore

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Where are the consequences and why is there so much support of the criminal? Consequences are out the door in today’s society with the criminal getting the praise and cops are trashed.  We get into all the shootings over the weekend from City of Antioch, City of San Jose, City of Hayward to sideshows in Antioch with a city councilwoman allegedly at the sideshows—if Walker was in fact at sideshows, that is reason enough for removal from office as they should never be excused, supported, or attended by a councilmember.

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WTF California: Antioch May Get a Chinatown District Plus Oakland Continues to Fumble

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On this episode of WTF California, we discuss Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpes proposal for a Chinatown District and apology. We talk California school  reopening, City of Oakland continues to fail on homeless and illegal dumping solutions. Kenny gets into a rant on the monopoly of Republic Services. We also get into SB 660 to ban paid signature collectors. And more!

 

 

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WTF California: Facts No Longer Matter And Where is the Antioch Crime Statistics?

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On this episode of WTF California, we discuss how the media has changed and facts do not matter and neither do definitions as they keep getting changed simply on the basis of pushing agendas. We question if the Mayor of the City of Antioch will allow its police chief to update the community on its crime data or just keep pushing false rhetoric.

  • Study finds people want more than watchdogs for journalists
    NEW YORK (AP) — A study of the public’s attitude toward the press reveals that distrust goes deeper than partisanship and down to how journalists define their very mission. In short: Americans want more than a watchdog.
  • Placerville votes to remove noose from city logo
    In a unanimous 5-0 vote, the city council voted to remove the noose from the city’s logo.
  • California lawmakers push for police misconduct panel, expanded chokehold ban
    SACRAMENTO —  California law enforcement officers could lose their certification based on the decisions of a panel that includes victims of police misconduct under legislation that moved forward Tuesday in the Legislature, as lawmakers also supported an expansive ban on policing techniques that obstruct a person’s breathing.
  • New Sacramento inspector general begins job, will conduct independent investigations on police
    SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) — Sacramento now has an independent investigator to conduct reviews into the local police department regarding use-of-force cases, Mayor Darrell Steinberg announced Tuesday.
  • California to shut 2nd prison as inmate population dwindles
    SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A decade after prison crowding forced California to realign its criminal justice system, the population in what once was the nation’s largest state correctional system has shrunk to the point where officials announced Tuesday they will close one of two inmate firefighter training centers.
  • Scott Wiener Is California’s ‘YIMBY’ State Senator
    The YIMBY Democrat wants to make it easier to build more housing in California’s densest and most expensive cities.
  • OC will offer digital vaccine record as an option, not a mandate
    Orange County health officials still plan to provide digital proof people can use to show they’ve been vaccinated against COVID-19, but county leaders stress they will not mandate that anyone get a so-called “vaccine passport” and one won’t be required to get services from the county.
  • Body missing, suspect arrested in ’96 student disappearance
    LOS ANGELES (AP) — Paul Flores was the last person seen with Kristin Smart before she vanished from a college campus on California’s scenic Central Coast nearly 25 years ago and suspicion has followed him ever since. He went from being a “person of interest” to a “suspect” to “the prime suspect.”
  • Mayor Breed wants to turn an empty San Francisco office into a drug sobering center
    Mayor London Breed will revive an effort to open a drug sobering center in San Francisco on Tuesday, more than a year after the pandemic forced the city to halt its plans for such a site in the Tenderloin.
  • Your grocery bill will likely be more expensive this month
    (NEXSTAR) – Your grocery bill may see an increase as grocery prices continue to climb this year, going up .6 percent in March from the previous month, according to data released Tuesday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

 

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WTF California: K9 Hero Plus Antioch City Council Agenda Preview

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On this episode of WTF California, we get into the upcoming Antioch City Council agenda on police reform and this idea of up to $5 an hour hazard pay for grocery store workers. We highlight a Fresno police dog who was stabbed six times but saved the life of an officer. We also get into a variety of other happenings from around the state.

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WTF California: CNN Admits Crime Up Across US, CALChamber Adds Job Killer Bills

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On this episode of WTF California, we highlight how CNN finally admits crime is up in democratic controlled cities. Apparently we are look at Vaccination Passports for US. CalChamber adds 4 more bills to its “Job Killer” list. Businesses feel impact of crime, may close down. Elk Grove Paying Homeless People To Clean Up After Themselves, while a Turlock Police Advisory Committee is not open to the public–this could happen to the City of Antioch as well.

 

 

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WTF California: State Shows Hypocrisy From Governor Down to Local Mayor

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On this episode of WTF California, we are living in a state of hypocrisy from Governor Gavin Newsom to the Antioch City Council. Newsom preaches safety over COVID-19, however, he now is urging baseball to bring the All Star Game to the state. Meanwhile, Antioch City Council preaches bringing the community together, but fails to show up to any of the 12 Easter egg hunts put on by its police department—the irony here, they basically voted 4-1 against community participation with only Councilmember Lori Ogorchock showing up.

 

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WTF California: Antioch Mayors April Fools Post Plus Amusement Park Reopening’s

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On this episode of WTF California, Burkholder accepts mayoral appointment and shares what he would do if he was truly anointed Mayor of the City of Antioch by Lamar Thorpe. Alameda to keep its armored vehicle. We discuss comments made by Golden State Warrior Draymond Green on WNBA equal pay, the opening of different amusement parks. The I-5 Strangler being chocked out by another inmate. Some idiot steals a fire engine while two more tech companies leave California.

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WTF California: Mental Health Has Become Free For All Plus Universal Basic Income Issues

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On this episode, we talk mental health after a man throws rocks at a local church in the City of Antioch, 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.

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  • Protest criticizes Danville police for Tyrell Wilson shooting
    Dozens turned out for a march and rally in Danville to honor a man recently shot and killed by law enforcement. The march began close to where 32-year-old Tyrell Wilson’s life ended, near the Park and Ride lot on Sycamore Valley Road and Camino Ramon.
  • Basic Income Programs in Marin County and Oakland Exclude White People. Is That Legal?
    The answer mostly hinges on how much the government is involved. Basic income pilot programs are proliferating throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. The goal is to empower poor families with unconditional cash grants. But there’s a catch: You aren’t eligible if you’re white.
  • California’s election rules could make a Newsom recall a wild ride
    There is very little set in stone for a recall election in which voters could remove Gov. Gavin Newsom from office beyond the ballot’s basic question of whether the governor should keep his job. Recall elections have been the electoral equivalent of a comet making its way through the solar system. Of the 55 attempts in California history to qualify a gubernatorial recall, only one, the dismissal of then-Gov. Gray Davis in 2003, has made it to the ballot. That is likely to change by year’s end, as backers of the effort to oust Newsom are on the verge of triggering a special statewide election this fall.
  • CDC director warns of “impending doom” as COVID cases increase
    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Rochelle Walensky went off script at a briefing Monday and made an emotional plea to Americans not to let up on public health measures amid fears of a fourth wave.
  • Study: Media Reported Only Bad COVID News (Until Trump Lost)
    Researchers at Dartmouth College and Brown University did a content analysis of tens of thousands of COVID-19 news stories to look at the levels of negativity. What they found was that 87% of the stories published by the top 15 news sources in the country were negative in tone. That compares with 50% of international news sources, and 64% for scientific journals. They also found the mainstream media were 25 percentage points more likely to be negative than more general U.S news sources.
  • Gloria announces policy changes to homeless encampment cleanups
    SAN DIEGO (CNS) – Mayor Todd Gloria Monday announced a number of changes to polices governing how the city intends to handle homeless encampments and unsheltered people’s belongings. The changes are aimed at providing transparency and consistency to reduce negative impacts of city sidewalk-cleanup activities on people experiencing homelessness.
  • New bill aims to prevent use of pepper spray in juvenile detention centers
    SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KTXL) – A new bill being proposed may end the use of pepper spray in all juvenile detention centers across California. Sacramento County Youth Detention Facility officials told FOX40 Sunday that pepper spray is used by every one of their assistant probation officers.
  • Man convicted of helping brother who killed Newman police officer sentenced to 21 months in prison
    FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — A man convicted for helping his brother escape to Mexico after killing Newman Police Corporal Ronil Singh in 2018 was sentenced in federal court on Monday. Mendoza was found guilty in October 2019 of conspiring to aid and abet Paulo Virgen Mendoza’s flight to avoid prosecution for Cpl. Singh’s murder, along with Erick Quiroz Razo, 28.
  • Jack London had racist ideas. It’s time to rename the square
    The Jack London I learned about in grade school was a seafaring adventurer. High school teachers taught me about his prolific pen and penchant for weaving together intoxicating descriptions of elemental sensations. It wasn’t until adulthood that I realized London was more complicated than his reputation. While he was noted for being a progressive socialist, London was also adept at dystopian race-baiting and published horribly xenophobic prose, including about Asian people. Some of his writing also revealed an affinity for white supremacy.
  • California members of Congress want wildland firefighter jobs to become year-round
    California’s U.S. senators and nearly two dozen representatives asked the Agriculture and Interior departments on Monday to transition their agencies to a year-round wildland workforce because blazes are no longer limited to traditional fire seasons. The move would require reclassifying more seasonal federal firefighter positions as permanent, said a letter to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and Interior Secretary Deb Haaland.
  • Citrus Heights home for sale receives 122 offers in one weekend, sells in 3 hours
    CITRUS HEIGHTS, Calif. (KTXL) — A Citrus Heights home in a quiet cul-de-sac received 122 offers in one weekend on the market. The 1,400 square feet home has three bedrooms, two baths and a spacious backyard with a swimming pool and an asking price of $399,900.
  • February 2021 Hottest Housing Markets
    Smaller outlying markets continued to rise in the rankings in February. Affordability continues to be a driver of demand as spillover markets dominate our list of the hottest housing markets. Realtor.com’s Market Hotness rankings take into account two aspects of the housing market: 1) market demand, as measured by unique viewers per property on realtor.com, and 2) the pace of the market as measured by the number of days a listing remains active on realtor.com.
  • Earth safe from asteroid for 100 years, NASA assures
    CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Whew, now here’s some good cosmic news: NASA has given Earth the all-clear for the next century from a particularly menacing asteroid. The space agency announced this week that new telescope observations have ruled out any chance of Apophis smacking Earth in 2068.

 

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WTF California: Safe Cities Plus Antioch City Council Continues Assault on Police

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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

 

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WTF California: Kenny Turnage Admonishes Racism and Segregation in Antioch

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On this episode of WTF California, Kenny Turnage II takes control of the mic and issues a monologue (verbal editorial) regarding false racism accusations in the Antioch Community.

 

 

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