John McGinness

Today, John discusses abolishing ICE, why local law enforcement should aid immigration enforcement, and the legal jurisdiction of federal agents.

Today, Amanda Blackwood fills in for the Sheriff and chats with Debra and Steve Layton about oil. Debra Layton is the Vice President of Government Affairs for Signal Hill Petroleum, Inc. Steve Layton is the President for E&B Natural Resources Management.

Today, John talks about the canceled California gubernatorial debate, weighs in on tablets for inmates, and takes your calls to hear what you think.

In today’s episode, John discusses the incident where Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the Governor of Arkansas and former White House Press Secretary, was asked to leave a restaurant. He also looks at the U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran.

Today, John breaks down California’s AB 602, a bill that would protect students who seek medical help for drug or alcohol use by offering rehabilitation instead of disciplinary action. He also discusses concerns surrounding the California Board of Parole, along with controversy over allegations involving César Chávez.

Today, Amanda Blackwood fills in for the Sheriff to break down the Sacramento City Unified School District’s growing budget deficit and what a recent Sacramento Bee article that’s putting new attention on the issue.

Today, John sits down with former Superior Court Judge Maryann Gillard to talk about ongoing concerns regarding the California Board of Parole.

Today, John invites Assemblymember Josh Hoover to the program to discuss the California Board of Parole Hearings.

Today, John touches on the issue of gasoline and then chats with Assemblymember David Tangipa about California's Elderly Parole Program.

Today, John discusses California's proposed billionaire tax, California's Parole Board, and takes calls to chat with listeners about their thoughts.

Today, John talks about California's Elderly Parole Program, potential drone strikes on the West Coast, and takes calls to hear from you.

Today, John continues to discuss the California Parole Board and the Elderly Parole Program.

Mental Health and The Law

Today, John analyzes a case of home invasion and rape. Roberto De­trinidad com­mit­ted the crime in Au­gust 2013, was ar­rested in Sep­tem­ber 2014 and con­victed of the as­sault in June 2016. He recently won his parole board hearing and is set to be released from San Quentin State Prison by May 5th.

Today, John talks about the firing of Department of Homeland Security Secretary, Kristi Noem.

Today, John discusses new California homelessness data and talks with listeners to hear their thoughts.

Today, John invites Judge Maryanne Gillard to the program to discuss California's Elderly Parole Program.

Today, John speaks with Placer County District Attorney Morgan Gire, who filed new charges against convicted child predator David Allen Funston just as he was set to be released.

Today, John reviews the newly filed charges against child predator David Allen Funston and how California’s Elderly Parole Program factored into his release.

Today, John discusses the case of David Allen Funston, decisions made by the Parole Board in California, and takes your calls to talk about your thoughts on these topics.

Today, John coninues to raise awareness for California's Elderly Parole Program and talks with callers about their personal feelings and stories regarding this legislation.

Today, Amanda Blackwood fills in for the Sheriff to discuss the Olympics and the political commentary that has arose because of the event.

Today, John continues to highlight the California Elderly Parole Program.

Today, John discusses local law enforcement’s legal authority regarding immigration cases amd urges listeners to be active participants in school board elections.

Today, John discusses voter ID laws and welcomes Dan Dow to the program. Dan is the elected District Attorney of San Luis Obispo County and the President of the California District Attorneys Association. They talk about how mental health issues are contributing to violent crimes in the state.