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California is suing Norwalk over its ban on homeless shelters. Another sentencing is scheduled today, in ex-city councilmember Jose Huizar's pay to play scheme. And some voting rules to follow on this Election day if you plan on going to a polling place.    Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.comSupport the show: https://laist.com

It's Tuesday, and we're digging into all the stories Denverites are talking about this week. First, The Denver Post published a sensational op-ed from a whistleblower who used to work at the slaughterhouse in Globeville that animal welfare advocates are trying to shut down with an upcoming ballot measure. So is this guy legit? Or just a political pawn? Producer Paul Karolyi and host Bree Davies are talking about Paul's recent sit-down with the whistleblower in question, Jose Huizar. Plus, Denver's last lesbian bar is closing (or maybe just rebranding?), the blowback from last week's local influencer expose, and a listener puts us on a parking mystery at Mission Ballroom.  Come see us live! Join us on Oct. 7 for “Ballots & Beverages” at Town Hall Collaborative. We'll be breaking down all 12 questions in front of Denver voters with some special guests. RSVP today! Bree mentioned this reporting from Out Front on the rumors that Jody Bouffard is planning to reopen Blush & Blu as a gay bar.  What do you think about Blush & Blu's potential rebrand? We want to hear from you! Text or leave us a voicemail with your name and neighborhood, and you might hear it on the show: 720-500-5418‬ For even more news from around the city, subscribe to our morning newsletter Hey Denver at denver.citycast.fm. Follow us on Instagram: @citycastdenver Chat with other listeners on reddit: r/CityCastDenver Support City Cast Denver by becoming a member: membership.citycast.fm/denver Learn more about the sponsors of this October 8th episode: Denver Film Babbel - Get up to 60% off at Babbel.com/CITYCAST Meow Wolf PineMelon - Use promo code CITYCASTDENVER for $75 off your first delivery BetterHelp - get 10% off at betterhelp.com/CITYCAST Looking to advertise on City Cast Denver? Check out our options for podcast and newsletter ads at citycast.fm/advertise Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The latest move to get veterans the housing they need faster. Former L.A. city councilmember Jose Huizar surrendered for his 13-year federal prison sentence. A partially decapitated Bob's Big Boy statue in Downey was given new life in true Frankenstein fashion. Plus more.  Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com. Support the show: https://laist.com

On October 12th the city of Los Angeles brings back a major block party in “Broadway Night Lights” at the center of downtown L.A. Formerly “Night on Broadway” by Jose Huizar and the Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative (LANI), an association of business owners in downtown L.A., the event is now being funded by Art DevelopmentContinue reading BROADWAY NIGHT LIGHTS WITH SUEÑO PRODUCTIONS →

Some Allstate homeowners face a 30% insurance rate hike. Disgraced councilmember José Huizar was supposed to turn himself in for tax evasion & racketeering, but it was delayed. Happy hour tips from Gab Chabrán. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.Support the show: https://laist.com

*Happy Hour 146 - Politricks ### * Politricks - Fanie Willis (dad's testimony), Trump owes $350 million Primary Election - Trump wins GOP Primary in South Carolina and other states. Jose Huizar sentenced for bribery. Mark Ridley Thomas Writing to Compton mayor/city council about taking over Lincoln cemetery and woodlawn. Abortion ruling in Alabama affects IVF, now Republicans are hyper focusing on IVF.

Vanderbilt University had to apologize after using AI technology for writing a comfort letter to students after the shooting at Michigan State University. Biden is in Poland after visiting Ukraine. Blake Troli comes on the show to talk about the trial for Jose Huizar and Raymond Chan beginning. What is the price of anarchy in Seattle?

Steve Gregory comes on the show to talk about Jose Huizar pleading guilty to federal corruption charges. An update on the driver who ran into a woman and her kid with a car while the mother and child were on a walk. More on the drug problem. There is a big poaching case going down in Nebraska. **The John and Ken Show can be heard live on KFI-AM640 from 1p-4p PST, or you can podcast the show anywhere you listen to podcasts at any time you want!**

Tonight: Jose Huizar pleads guilty to corruption charges; The latest "Point in Time" count of unhoused; How are we doing on composting?; and more. Support for this podcast is made possible by Gordon and Dona Crawford, who believe that quality journalism makes Los Angeles a better place to live.  Support the show: https://laist.com

Steve Gregory joins the show to talk more about the corruption at LA City Hall as Jose Huizar is set to plead guilty to racketeering and tax evasion. Also, Steve previews what listeners can look forward to hearing on an all-new episode of 'Unsolved', airing right here on KFI tomorrow night at 8PM. And it's Friday so that means Foodie Friday with Neil Saavedra! He and Handel discuss the Lunar New Year and all of the delicious food items that accompany it. Additionally, expensive kitchen equipment - what you need and what you don't.

Jose Huizar is set to plead guilty to corruption and a look at how his fall exposed 'rampant corruption' at LA City Hall. The crazy case of the Orange County Public Defender's death gets even crazier. More on actor Alec Baldwin being charged in the Rust shooting. And legendary musician David Crosby is best remembered for his music, but also for his activism in the legalization of cannabis.

SWAMPWATCH and Reporter Steve Gregory on Jose Huizar and the Unsolved Podcast.

Former Los Angeles Councilman, Jose Huizar to plead guilty to racketeering, Why Biden stayed quiet on the classified documents for 68 days, the family of the 6-year-old shooter speaks and GMA3 is exactly like “The Morning Show.”

Tracy Park comes on the show to talk about running to take over Mike Bonin's city council seat. An update on the Jose Huizar case. More on the election results across the country. Plant based diets could lead to brittle bones.

Corbin Carson comes on the show to talk about numerous cases being dismissed in Riverside County because of a judge shortage. More on the trial of Jose Huizar. California won't see the same surplus they have seen in past years. Berkeley has banned turning right on a red light.

Los Angeles City Council member Mitch Englander went to prison for taking gifts from casino interests. Jose Huizar turned his city council office into a criminal enterprise, an indictment contends. Mark Ridley-Thomas faces charges of taking bribes from USC. And three more councilmembers conspired with a top labor official to influence redistricting—spewing racism and hatred on tape and disgracing themselves. Often, such scandals seem like the only times Angelenos hear about their councilmembers. Is the L.A. City Council—overshadowed as it is by the mayor, five county supervisors, and powerful state and national politicians—still worth the trouble and embarrassment? Can the body be saved by reforms, or by making it bigger? Or should L.A. replace its council altogether and turn instead to innovative methods of government decision-making—from lottery-selected citizens' panels to the online environments used to govern cities from Madrid to Montevideo? Public Access Democracy director Leonora Camner, California 100 executive director Karthick Ramakrishnan, L.A. city councilmember Nithya Raman, and Weingart Foundation president and CEO Miguel Santana visit Zócalo to discuss where things went wrong, and imagine new futures for L.A.'s city council. Read more about our panelists here: https://zps.la/3cjL6OA For a full report on the live discussion, check out the Takeaway: Visit https://www.zocalopublicsquare.org/ to read our articles and learn about upcoming events. Follow along on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thepublicsquare Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepublicsquare/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zocalopublicsquare LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/z-calo-public-square

Blake Troli comes on the show to talk about the city council meeting today. An update on the LA City Council developers' scandal with Jose Huizar. San Clemente is losing parts of its beach! A Denver coffee shop that was paying their baristas $50K/year is now closing.

Good morning! Here's what's happening: City Councilmembers Gil Cedillo and Kevin de Leon refuse to resign, brother of Jose Huizar pleads guilty in pay-to-play scheme, Section 8 lottery open, rent control on ballot in Pasadena, and more.   This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.  Support the show: https://laist.com

¡Vámonos! Because in this podcast, you will be listening to LGBTQ+ vendors, artists, & creators that make up the Queer Mercado Community. You will get to hear their stories, motivations, and the many ways they contribute to their local communities. They are the magic of the Queer Mercado (QM).Get ready to listen to the love, passion, and dedication behind the QM with your host Gaudencio Márquez.This episode was recorded on June 9, 2022. In this episode, you will meet designer Jose Huizar (aka Bad Burro). He is known for his sexy men's swimwear and accessories line. Jose started designing clothes for his sister's Barbies at the age of 6 because it was the only thing that would keep him out of trouble. Today, Jose's goal is to make everyone feel sexy and confident in their own skin and to bring that Bad Burro out of you. He wants everyone to feel part of the brand and says that fashion doesn't have a gender. You will also hear what it means to Jose to be asked to design for ARENA: A House MUSIC-al.Jose is a Chicano fashion designer from Los Angeles: Hecho en South Central (Watts).  www.labadburro.comInstagram @badburrobyhuizarTikTok @labadburroThank you for listening! This podcast has been made possible by the incredible leadership of our producer Xavier Mejia, our sponsors, Kaiser Permanente, REACH LA & a list of community backers, which you will see in the show notes.   Queer Mercado Theme Song:El Mercado by Hector Jose Ortiz and Rachael RodriguezRead about the Queer Mercado hereEmail: thequeermercado@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram @thequeermercadoTo tip The Queer MercadoTo tip mejia.tvPodcast Backers:Jessica AnconaAmy YeagerRachel BarbosaXimena MartinAaron SaenzMelissa DeSimoneMichelle RodriquezVictoria MartinezChris Garcia and Mick Ramos-GarciaLaw Office of Mario TrujilloMarisa MejiaAnnie MartinezArturo AviñaMario MontezMonique ManningJackie VarelaRobbin HuntingdaleMario CeballosTHANK YOU!!!!For those who haven't experienced the QM, we are a permanent market in EAST LA that happens every 3rd Saturday (10 - 4 pm) at the Hilda Solis Learning Academy. We are a vendor community composed of LGBTQ + artists, creators & business owners where we not only celebrate our cultura & our queerness, but we are also here to uplift and create economic opportunities for each other. 

A high-level aide to former Los Angeles City Councilman Jose Huizar gave jurors a vivid look at the pay-to-play schemes allegedly pursued by his boss, describing paper bags filled with bribe money and demands for concert tickets and other gifts.George Esparza, appearing Friday in the first of three trials dealing with the Huizar case, told jurors that he took part in two “money drops” in 2017, picking up cash from a developer's go-between and then delivering the money to the councilman in liquor boxes — all while taking copious notes on his own criminal activities.LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK

Ken is solo since John is on vacation. Mark Geragos comes on the show to talk about the murder committed by a homeless man in Beverly Grove. More on a wrongful death lawsuit against LAPD. Daniel Guss comes on the show to talk about the Jose Huizar corruption case.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. KTLA's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro joins the show for this week's edition of 'Tech Tuesday.' Jennifer Jones Lee accompanies Wayne for the Late Edition of Wayne on the News. The two discuss news topics that include: A driver has been shot and killed on the 710 Freeway in Long Beach, homes are being evacuated as authorities discover a large cache of illegal fireworks in Azusa, and a downtown real estate developer has been found guilty in the Jose Huizar bribery case.

Last year, as the final episodes of The Sellout aired, LA TACO got a tip from a listener: for years, Jose Huizar had been awarding flashy scholarships to college-bound students from Boyle Heights and East LA. But some of those students say they never got the scholarship money promised to them. Was Huizar really stiffing high school students from his own neighborhood? After months of investigating, we're ready to share what we found out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our special guest Jon Regardie joins the Oy Vey L.A. podcast to talk about all aspects of the upcoming primary election for mayor of the City of L.A.; the City Council race for Council District 5; and Jon also opines on the Huizar criminal matter, the status of Eric Garcetti's pending appointment to be Ambassador to India, and the fiasco of CD 10 in which an indicted council member has been temporarily replaced by a former councilman, the appointment of which is now embroiled in a lawsuit. Jon Regardie is a veteran Los Angeles journalist who has contributed news, politics, business and entertainment stories to dozens of print and online publications. He regularly writes for Los Angeles magazine, and is the former editor of the Los Angeles Downtown News. He has received numerous journalism awards and frequently discusses political and other matters on local radio and TV stations. He lives in Highland Park with his wife and two children. Jon can be reached at jregardie@gmail.com, and can also be found on twitter: @JonRegardie A compendium of Jon's work at Los Angeles Magazine can be found at : https://www.lamag.com/author/jon-regardie/

On this week's episode of L.A. TACO Live with Laura we are joined by actress Melinna Bobadilla. Laura and Melinna talk about how she chooses her roles from Orange is the new Black to playing a lawyer on Netflix's Gentefied. Tik Tok star Leo Gonzalez stops by the studio to talk about his hilarious viral videos and what he did before his Tik Tok success. Plus, surprise guest and fellow Tik Tokker Jesus Nalgas makes a special appearance. Jesus and Laura chat about the best tacos in L.A. and his transition from a Walmart employee to a Tik Tok star. L.A. TACO investigative reporter Lexis-Olivier Ray also stops by the studio to talk about all the restaurants Jose Huizar dined at while allegedly collecting bribes. You don't want to miss this one! Social Handles: @LATACO @hungryineastlos @melinnabobadilla @leogonzall @jesus_nalgas @shoton35mm

Bill Handel talks on how the U.S. and its allies are fighting an information war with Russia in attempts to deter an invasion of Ukraine. super Bowl LVI finds itself in the middle of Inglewood's development boom. Jose Huizar's lavish Las Vegas jaunts tripped alarms for the FBI in an L.A. bribe case. And Silicon Valley was once the kingdom of tech, but has seen a fall from grace as tech moves out to Austin, Texas.

An update on the Jose Huizar corruption case. Avocados are becoming a source of violence in Mexico. Mug Shot of the Day!

Jose Huizar grew up in Boyle Heights – a working-class Latinx neighborhood in L.A. Eventually, he became their councilperson. And, for the most part, people trusted Huizar... until the day the FBI raided his home and offices, looking for evidence of corruption. The Feds would go on to say that Huizar led a criminal enterprise based in city hall. He stands accused of taking bribes from luxury developers as his constituents were displaced from their homes. This season of Smoke Screen is a collaboration with grassroots media organization L.A. TACO. In this 9-part investigative series, journalist and host Mariah Castañeda investigates how Huizar got the power to do what he did, and how the community that raised him paid the price.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

While Black Family - We will continue our 4 part series featuring guests from small-town Mississippi next week. In the meantime, please enjoy a preview from an amazing podcast we think you will enjoy. Introducing Smoke Screen: The Sellout! Jose Huizar grew up in Boyle Heights – a working-class Latinx neighborhood in L.A. Eventually, he became their councilperson. He ran on promises of solidarity and community. And, for the most part, people trusted Huizar... until the day the FBI raided his home and offices, looking for evidence of corruption. The Feds would go on to say that Huizar led a criminal enterprise based in city hall. He stands accused of taking bribes from luxury developers as his constituents were displaced from their homes.  This season of Smoke Screen is a collaboration with grassroots media organization L.A. TACO. In this 9-part investigative series, journalist and host Mariah Castañeda investigates how Huizar got the power to do what he did, and how the community that raised him paid the price. Smoke Screen: The Sellout is available now wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes drop every Tuesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jose Huizar grew up in Boyle Heights – a working-class Latinx neighborhood in L.A. Eventually, he became their councilperson. And, for the most part, people trusted Huizar... until the day the FBI raided his home and offices, looking for evidence of corruption. The Feds would go on to say that Huizar led a criminal enterprise based in city hall. He stands accused of taking bribes from luxury developers as his constituents were displaced from their homes. This season of Smoke Screen is a collaboration with grassroots media organization L.A. TACO. In this 9-part investigative series, journalist and host Mariah Castañeda investigates how Huizar got the power to do what he did, and how the community that raised him paid the price. Listen to the first two episodes now. New episodes drop every Tuesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My guest this episode is Mariah Castañeda. Mariah is a journalist, producer, and host of "Smoke Screen: The Sellout," a podcast produced by Neon Hum Media in partnership with L.A. Taco. The Sellout chronicles the rise and fall of the political career of Jose Huizar. Mariah and I discuss the origins of the show, their experience interviewing community members, and the current state of politics in L.A. Catch "The Sellout" wherever you listen to podcasts. You can follow Mariah on Twitter at @papayathemariah.    

Jose Huizar grew up in Boyle Heights – a working-class Latinx neighborhood in L.A. Eventually, he became their councilperson. He ran on promises of solidarity and community. And, for the most part, people trusted Huizar... until the day the FBI raided his home and offices, looking for evidence of corruption. The Feds would go on to say that Huizar led a criminal enterprise based in city hall. He stands accused of taking bribes from luxury developers as his constituents were displaced from their homes.  This season of Smoke Screen is a collaboration with grassroots media organization L.A. TACO. In this 9-part investigative series, journalist and host Mariah Castañeda investigates how Huizar got the power to do what he did, and how the community that raised him paid the price. Smoke Screen: The Sellout is available now wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes drop every Tuesday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As a working-class Latinx neighborhood in Los Angeles faces gentrification, residents are ready to fight to defend their turf. Mariachis lead a rent strike and ask their councilman Jose Huizar for help. But what they don't realize is that he's allegedly been taking bribes from developers building luxury housing right across the river, in downtown LA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jose Huizar grew up in Boyle Heights – a working-class Latinx neighborhood in L.A. Eventually, he became their councilperson. And, for the most part, people trusted Huizar... until the day the FBI raided his home and offices, looking for evidence of corruption. The Feds would go on to say that Huizar led a criminal enterprise based in city hall. He stands accused of taking bribes from luxury developers as his constituents were displaced from their homes. This season of Smoke Screen is a collaboration with grassroots media organization L.A. TACO. In this 9-part investigative series, journalist and host Mariah Castañeda investigates how Huizar got the power to do what he did, and how the community that raised him paid the price. "The Sellout" drops October 26th. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Subscribe to the LA Newsletter! Read Edition 4: We Don't Know How Many Government Employees Are Saying No To The VaccineHave a question about LA that you've never had a good answer to? You hear a lot from us, but we want to hear from you, too. Leave us a voicemail with a question, and we'll answer it on the show: 323-250-2106Below you can find links to all subjects discussed on LA Podcast #191.Headlines:The recall election is imminent.Jose Huizar says he did nothing wrong.The over-under on SB62, which would end sub-minimum-wage pay for garment workers.What should we make of the low vaccine rates for emergency responders?Deep Dive:We go deep on police surveillance of social media in LA, as well as official police attempts to influence public opinion online.Sam Levin in The Guardian: Revealed: LAPD officers told to collect social media data on every civilian they stop.Lexis Olivier-Ray in L.A. Taco: Official Emails Show That LAPD Worked With A Controversial Social Media Surveillance Company During George Floyd Protests.

Jenna Chandler (Curbed L.A.), Scott Frazier (L.A. Podcast) and Lisa Kwon (L.A. Taco) join Jenn on the podcast to talk about a City Council race unlike any other -- in which Nithya Raman has forced David Ryu into a runoff for the District 4 seat. Plus, a dive into the Jose Huizar corruption scandal, and our predictions for the mayoral race in 2022.

One of the developers that bribed Jose Huizar signs a non-prosecution agreement. LA has to pay the accountant it's suing over the DWP billing fiasco. David Ryu goes negative against Nithya Raman. More endorsements for George Gascon. Playgrounds are open! And the hosts make ten predictions for what will win and what won't on November 3rd.

This week on the podcast, Joe Kelly suspended for doing what we all wish we could do, Herman Cain dies from coronavirus after attending Trump's rally with no mask, there is an earthquake in Los Angeles and not just the 34 charges laid on Jose Huizar in federal court, Tech CEO's testify before congress, and if there's time new impeachable offenses by Trump.   OTA Podcast Episode 330: Darwinism  otheanthem.com/330.html   Find more O The Anthem   OTheAnthem.com  facebook.com/OTheAnthem  twitter.com/OTheAnthem  instagram.com/OTheAnthem

Tonight on @ConwayShow Mo'Kelly fills in! Kris Ankarlo talks Mitch Englander guilty plea and the latest on Jose Huizar. California COVID19 cases sets new state record. Kanye West is still running for president but no longer supports Trump. Steve Gregory talks Andres Guardado independent autopsy. Sylvester Stallone turns 74, we discuss our favorite movie quotes of his. Mo gives an updated on the latest of the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard case. Peri Gilpin calls in for a very memorable interview. The Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame is set to have a HBO induction special. Tinder is adding video chat for ‘virtual dates'. Mo talks to Josh De La Cruz and what better way to end a Conway show then with a high-speed chase!?

Tonight on @ConwayShow Mo'Kelly fills in! Kris Ankarlo talks Mitch Englander guilty plea and the latest on Jose Huizar. California COVID19 cases sets new state record. Kanye West is still running for president but no longer supports Trump. Steve Gregory talks Andres Guardado independent autopsy. Sylvester Stallone turns 74, we discuss our favorite movie quotes of his. Mo gives an updated on the latest of the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard case. Peri Gilpin calls in for a very memorable interview. The Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame is set to have a HBO induction special. Tinder is adding video chat for ‘virtual dates'. Mo talks to Josh De La Cruz and what better way to end a Conway show then with a high-speed chase!?

Lede in song: Young Chris — “Bright Future” from “The Network 5” project. Bar Break — Joe Budden “Freedom Freestyle” The guys open up discussing the happenings with the ongoing protests permeating the world and speak on having those enlightening conversations with our white friends — especially in reference to why black folks are angry with the systems currently in place. SoCal and HiiGH ROLLA explain why the world understands the plight of black people and the guys explain the tactical approach to avoiding tough-guy police officers. 14:30 — Black people have different silhouettes at night 25:06 — Bar (music) break — Joe Budden “Freedom Freestyle” 26:50 — Quick Rest in Peace to Steve Bing, the uber-wealthy Hollywood writer, producer and financier who leaped to his death from the 27th floor of his Los Angeles apartment building. Sheesh! 36:00 — Why the Danger Chamber located inside the Yaphouse Studio is being relocated (it was a good run in the Home of the Lakers) 42:40 - LA city councilman Jose Huizar hit with a RICO charge in a “pay to play” quid pro quo building scheme. (Includes TV news audio report)

Cali High returns from a short break to bring you a great interview with Carlos De la Torre, owner of Cornerstone Wellness in Eagle Rock, California. Cornerstone is known for its whole plant and whole-body approach to healing and well-being. We talk to Carlos about how Cornerstone Wellness has been out front in medical marijuana research and their on-going research. De la Torre also talks about his dealings with his former city councilman, Jose Huizar, who was arrested this week for a corrupt pay to play scheme involving Chinese developers in los Angeles. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/calihighla?fan_landing=true)

Tonight on @ConwayShow Mark Thompson joins us for THOMPSON TUESDAY! Kris Ankarlo calls in to discuss Jose Huizar facing federal racketeering charges. Tim doesn't think Mark seems like a lotto scratcher guy. Michelle Kube is the Lotto Captain at KFI. Tim tells a great story about being high on his own supply. Mark tells a story of his friend winning 50k on a scratcher and his girlfriend wanting half. The FBI determined that the Bubba Wallace “incident” wasn't a hate crime. Lowe's is having some pretty great deals on Miracle grow and mulch. Tim tells the origin story of his famous “Ding Dong” catchphrase and talks other track slang such as “Giddy Up to a YoYo”. The amount of stress that comes with fraud must be brutal. There was a Shooting at a CVS in Venice. Tim doesn't like when people lick their fingers while counting money. Did you know Tim lives in Burbank? He loves the small town feel. Mark is very impatient when it comes to traffic whereas Tim is very Zen about it. Huizar cashed in thousands of dollars at various casinos. Have you heard people setting off fireworks at all hours of the night? Tim gives his insider tip of how to revive soggy chips. Did you know the Microwave was accidently invented in 1945? Do you know your average screen time on your phone? Mark's record was 13 hours in one day. Lastly we take listeners calls promoting small business. Tonight's businesses included: markstrickland.com, modernpuppies.com, Burt Badger on youtube and bellthecatfilms.com

Handel first talks with KFI news reporter, Kris Ankarlo, to discuss Los Angeles City Councilman Jose Huizar.He then goes into the LAUSD board voting down the plan to defund school police.And, Americans facing a new virus limbo as some reopenings are halted!

Fauci says 'it will be when not if' for a Covid-19 vaccine. Can someone shower too much during a time of cleanliness? 'Cult' dad Chad Daybell pretended he didn't know Lori Vallow well when he was questioned by the cops MLB plans to bring back season with 60-game slate. Jose Huizar arrested on corruption charges. Disneyland begins recalling cast members from furlough for a July 17th reopening. New study suggest a lower risk from coronavirus. Small business shout out with Pocock Brewing Company in Santa Clarita. Neil Saavedra discusses ways to avoid buying processed meats.

Today the FBI arrested LA City Councilman Jose Huizar. Huizar chaired the powerful Planning and Land Use Committee. In a press conference today, U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna announced an indictment accusing the councilman of running a pay-to-play scheme, in which he took big bribes from developers to make sure their projects got favorable treatment during the city approval process. Federal prosecutors have been circling the councilman ever since the feds raided his offices two years ago.

A round-up on California state politics, High School voices reflect on the ongoing pandemic, an update on Jose Huizar's case.

Welcome back to #SGV Connect. This week, I talk to Councilmember Muir Davis of La Verne about bicycle projects moving from the drawing board to contract. In a few short months, bike projects that have been on the books since I talked to La Verne advocate Doug Strange for #SGVConnect10 are close to becoming reality. But first, Kris interviews  Katie Lemmon, Senior Transportation Manager at Metro and  Jacob Libe, Senior Director of First/Last Mile Planning at Metro. The team is working hard to have projects on the ground to allow people to access the future Gold Line Foothill Stations as they open in future years. During my interview with Councilmember Davis, he mentions that people interested in getting involved with bike planning visit the La Verne Bicycle Coalition homepage for meeting updates and advocacy opportunities. At the time of broadcasting this podcast, that page is full of information about the first/last mile planning for a future La Verne Station. As a special bonus to listeners, if you make it all the way to the end of the second interview you can hear me repeat the same story about running into Jose Huizar the days before the Gold Line Eastside Extension opened that I tell in the start of the podcast. SGV Connect is supported by Foothill Transit, offering car-free travel throughout the San Gabriel Valley with connections to the new Gold Line Stations across the Foothills and Commuter Express lines traveling into the heart of downtown L.A. To plan your trip, visit Foothill Transit. “Foothill Transit. Going Good Places.” Catch past episodes of SGV Connect and #DamienTalks on LibSyn, iTunes, Google Play, or Overcast.

Alissa, Scott and Hayes go through the federal search warrant document that names Jose Huizar along with many other people, make predictions for the UTLA strike, and run through Gavin Newsom's housing proposals in his first budget.

Bribery, kickbacks, extortion and money laundering. That's the summary of an FBI investigation into L.A.'s city hall. The probe isn't limited to building inspectors or staffers; the people under FBI investigation reportedly range from L.A. city councilman Jose Huizar to the former head of L.A.'s building and safety department. So we will go in depth on what is shaping up to be appears to be an ever-widening investigation scandal reaching into the upper echelons of L.A.'s city government. We'll hear from a city hall watchdog, and then from the Mayor of LA, Eric Garcetti. Pacific Gas and Electric, the utility serving much of Northern California, is about to declare bankruptcy under the weight of billions of dollars of liabilities from nearly 20 major wildfires. If PG&E can go bankrupt, what does that mean for other California utilities that are blamed for starting fires? President Trump insisted he was not an asset for Russian intelligence, but there's a lot of evidence to the contrary after it was reported that the FBI looked into the President's stance toward Russia. And transparency in hospital pricing seemed like a great idea.........now if only patients could crack the code of insanely complicated hospital bills. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alissa went to the Boring Company tunnel opening! We have our first Ready for Garcetti PAC video, starring a councilmember who made a very bad joke in a public meeting this week! A former LA Times publisher took hush money to hide that the former owner was an anti-Semite! We're getting closer to knowing what Jose Huizar is under investigation for! And we get into SB50 a little bit!

Our favorite bills from the new state legislature session! Congestion pricing is actually brought up in Los Angeles! Jose Huizar's big party got cancelled! Malibu refuses to evacuate next time! Herb Wesson and Mark Ridley-Thomas want to trade places! The Crenshaw Line Operating Plan is out and it's dumb! Omar Navarro paid himself a salary with campaign donations! Alex Villanueva does 500 employee reviews! And we're joined by guest TOMMY NEWMAN from United Way's Everyone In to take stock of what the city did to combat homelessness in 2018 and what we can do next year.

Elon Musk scraps a tunnel plan! LA is increasing speed limits on 100 miles of streets! Melyda Corado's family is suing the LAPD! Jose Huizar is now in trouble involving a school fundraiser! Herb Wesson might replace Mitch Englander with a former councilman who is often armed! LAPD are giving jaywalkers vests! Alex Villanueva fired 16 members of Sheriff's Department leadership! And LA legalizes sidewalk vending! Alissa, Scott and Hayes talk about all of these things and somehow more.

A decades-old Boston cold case has finally been solved thanks to DNA, Ivanka Trump is slammed for using her personal email for government and business purposes, Terror in the Skies, Jose Huizar showed up to today's L.A. City Council meeting but said nothing about the FBI raiding his home and office, Malibu and Woolsey Fire burn areas are prepping for rain and mudslides as people begin to move back home, Last night's Rams game was spectacular, Vasectomies are becoming a way for guys to bro out together, and Neil Saavedra talks all things Thanksgiving.

Alissa, Scott, and Hayes say a prayer of thanks that we didn't get HQ2, dig into the latest news/rumors about Jose Huizar and what it means that he stepped down from the PLUM Committee, debate what to rename the trains, and eulogize the California GOP.

President Trump started off the day with a wild hour and a half press conference, John Thomas joins us to recap the local elections and proposition results, Jeff Sessions is forced to resign as Attorney General of the U.S., and the FBI raids the home and office of L.A. city councilman Jose Huizar.

The answer to where Beverly Hills got all the money for the Purple Line protests! A Sheriff's Department And 1: profiling drivers on the 5 and being forced to name clique members by a judge! A giant slate of candidates for LAUSD District 5! Jose Huizar is sued for discrimination! And presidential candidates take an interest in local races! Plus: a game!

Un día como hoy el 15 de agosto del 2014 Kate del Castillo fue homenajeada en Los Ángeles por el Asambleísta José Huizar del Distrito 14, quien declaró el Día de Kate del Castillo. En este episodio nos unimos a la celebración y homenajeamos a una mujer luchadora que sin duda empodera a otras mujeres. Acompañadas de dos sus fans de las #KDCLovers, compartimos anécdotas de Kate. Acompáñanos en este episodio muy especial.  The City of Los Angeles dedicated August 15, Kate del Castillo day, thanks to assembly member Jose Huizar of district 14.  In this episode we invited two members of Kate’s fan club the #KDClovers to celebrate on this memorable day, Kate del Castillo’s career and achievements   Sound Engineer/Post Editor: Diego Cuevas   Click below to Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/neteando-con-kate-y-jessica/id1297883215 Google Play Music: https://play.google.com/music/m/I7pyluiwakdbyxcq4nkfsjcxuha?t=Neteando_con_Kate_y_Jessica Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3auXNmPBmbsy0xtkNg53Tt iHeart Radio App: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/267-Neteando-con-Kate-y-Jessic-28568153/