On this episode of WTF California Podcast, we jump back onto the homeless issue after day two of homeless blasting music at 6:00 am in the City of Antioch. We then get into a proposal by Los Angels City Council to prevent encampments in public areas. Governor Candidate Kevin Faulconer released his plan a day after John Cox. We discuss new laws in effect come July 1 in the State of California. Oakland City Council pushes back on police budget claims saying its not a cut—they are technically right. Vallejo Police face conspiracy claim in shooting death of Willie McCoy. Former Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs claims low appraisal was because he was black. Plus more.
Articles Referenced from the Show
- New California laws go into effect July 1
- Oakland Council Members Push Back On Police Budget Claims, Say ‘It Is Not A Cut’
- San Jose City Council unanimously approves gun violence reduction initiatives
- LA City Council seeks new law to prevent homeless encampments in public areas
- Kevin Faulconer Unveils “Streets to Shelter” To Help Homeless Californians
- Former CA mayor fights home appraisal he says delayed sale of his house
- Walnut Creek police arrest man on felony charges after fireworks set off rattling and explosions
- Vallejo police face conspiracy claim in shooting death of Willie McCoy
- Armed robbers held up news crew as it interviewed Oakland’s chief of violence prevention
Follow Us & Subscribe
- Apple Podcast – click here
- Google Podcast – click here
- PodBean – click here
- Spotify – click here
- Stitcher – click here
- TuneIn-Alexa: click here
- Official Website
- Follow us on Facebook
2 comments
Just listened to the podcast on homeless. It is IMPERATIVE that most of them are returned to THEIR OWN STATES! We cannot afford to take care of them. We have our own to take care of. Other states should take responsibility for their residents and citizens. We need to give those states a chance to show some responsibility. Why have they taken over Antioch, of all places?
Good question, Denise! I’ve toured other cities adjacent to Antioch and they don’t even come close to what is going on here. Encampments everywhere … the river area, railroad tracks, any open space, inside neighborhoods. I stopped the spoke with some of them. They all said they were put on buses for a one-way trip to California from Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, Kansas, etc.
Comments are closed.