John McGinness

Amanda Blackwood takes over today's show and is joined by City Councilwomen Mai Vang to share her future plans for Sacramento.

Today, John talks with Jon Coupal, president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, about taxes in California and Prop 13.

Today, John talks about the new initiative by Sacramento State President Luke Wood regarding first year students being required to live on campus and chats with members of the Giving Machine to discuss their charitable efforts during the holiday season.

Today, John discusses the hypothetical refusal of orders from current military service members and what constitutes an unlawful order.

Today, John discusses California's budget deficit and the younger generation's view on capitalism.

On today's show, John McGinness talks about Texas having a 3 judge panel making the decision on the Gerrymandering lawsuit, childrens education, and the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

On today's show, John McGinness talks about charities to support and a recent report from Chicago's public schools office of inspector general. Today's guest David Tangipa joins the show and talks about the lawsuit against the state of California for the violation of consituional rights to voters and Propostion 50.

Congressman Kevin Kiley joins The Sheriff in studio.

On today's show, John McGinness talks about the outrage from parents and alumni over Jesuit High School planning to become coed. John also talks about the state of California's governemnt.

On today's show, John McGinness talks about Gavin Newsom’s former chief of staff Dana Williamson being arrested and California's hidden spending habits.

Happy Veterans Day. John shares a story about a high school student named Will Burrell who runs a burger business called Will's Smashburgers that serves veterans for free! John also talks about The California Supreme Court ruling a state law which will ciminalize knowingly false complaints against police officers.

John digs into a proposal and back down from a school district adversly affecting some students. We take your calls.

Today, John talks about the government shutdown, the Affordable Care Act, and takes some calls to chat with you about it.

Today, John chats with gubernatorial canidate Steve Hilton to discuss this week's election results, the highspeed rail, and takes some calls to chat with listeners about it.

Today, John discusses life after the passing of Prop 50, the change of messging in the Democratic party, and talks about the Supreme Court hearing over Trump tariffs.

Today, John talks about Prop 50, election day, and takes some calls to chat with listeners about these topics.

Today, John discusses the potential Prop 50 outcome, the lack of direction in the Democratic party, and takes your calls to chat about it.

Today, John discusses Glamour's Women of the Year list, EBT benefits, and the Afforable Care Act.

Today, John discusses fiscal responsibility in regard to the spending within the California state government and takes your calls to talk about it.

Today, John discusses a new affordable housing complex that may come to Midtown Sacramento and chats about Prop 13 with guest Jon Coupal, president of Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association.

Today, John discusses the California Capitol Annex rennovations, shares a story about a baby trapped beneath an overturned car, and takes some calls to chat with you about these matters.

Today, John invites Dr. Yona Barash, a breast surgical oncology specialist, to the program talk about breast cancer.

Today, John talks about National Guard presence in San Francisco, a study out of Sacramento State about universal basic income, and takes a look at gubernatorial polling data.

Today, Amanda Blackwood fills in for the Sheriff and chats with Matthew Hargrove, the President and CEO of the California Business Property Association. They discuss what happened in the 2025 legislative session and SEQUA.

Today, John invites Daniel Kolkey to the program, former Associate Justice on the California Court of Appeal, to discuss Prop 50 and the issues he has with the proposition.