California Streaming covers politics and current events in California.
In this episode, we're discussing: (1) How diesel trucks could be nearly eliminated in California under a proposed new law; (2) How the weed tax shortfall taught California Democrats the logic of the Laffer Curve; (3) Solving California's housing crisis demands action.
In this episode, we're discussing: the SCOTUS has elected not to intervene in a major San Diego pension case; California is threatening the Catholic seal of confession; there's so much cannabis cash and it's being used for bribery.
In this episode, we're discussing: (1) Students are suing colleges for the current admission scandal; (2) CA is considering Right to Repair legislation and (3) Gov. Gavin Newsom says that the tech industry lacks empathy.
In this episode, we're discussing: (1) how California wants $100 billion towards clean energy; (2) the DMV is being audited over accusations of voter fraud and (3) the ridiculous number of illegal guns in California. Also, listener questions and tweets!
In this episode, we're discussing: (1) how the California Supreme Court is starting to hear and rule on CalPERS cases; (2) Proposed student loan legislation; (3) Bryce Harper cites state taxes as a reason why he didn't choose a California team.
In this episode, we're unpacking: (1) the proposed anti-soda bill; (2) Berkley wants to boycott Amazon; (3) Ridiculous positions our public universities are funding.
In this episode, we're talking about the new Bullet Train slow down; the business of birthright citizenship and how tax receipts are down.
In this episode, we're discussing how: CDCR's "rehabilitation" programs have proven to be a complete failure; Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti's staff and fellow council members are facing an FBI probe on development bribes and the Elk Grove School District battles parents on the new "LGBT" friendly textbooks they're rolling out.
In this episode, we're discussing how California wants to start paying college athletes outside of the NCAA rules; Southern California Edison is suing Santa Barbara County over their role in not preventing the massive mudslides in Montecito and Huntington Beach is finding itself in a lawsuit with the State over housing.
In this episode, we're discussing: Kamala Harris' (D-California) bid to run for President; Gov. Gavin Newsome appoints California's first Surgeon General and Hannah-Beth Jackson (D-Santa Barbara) bans the use of gender pronouns in Judicial Committee hearings.
