California Streaming

California Streaming covers local politics and current events in California. The conservative voice is slowly being silenced in one of the most liberal states in the Union. We try to look at our stories with a common sense approach. With an increasing homeless problem, endless taxes, more regulations, less building, and a rising crime rate -- it’s time for someone to put our local and state governments on blast.

California Streaming is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 82 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts California Streaming, a news show with 82 episodes published.

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  Episode #80

  080: The Ballots Nobody Audits, the Diapers Nobody Bid On, and $44 Billion in Propositions

  Jul 27, 20262h 22m

  California threw out 148,241 mail ballots in the June primary — and the batch that erased Spencer Pratt's 40,000-vote lead in the L.A. mayor's race is exempt from the state's only mandatory audit. Then: fourteen November propositions asking voters for $44.65 billion in new borrowing, and Diapergate — Newsom called the $6.2 million Baby2Baby contract competitive, while the state's own database labels it NON-COMPETITIVELY BID. Plus the Six-Shooter: 500% school board raises, another week of L.A. water mains, and a digital ID the state won't ask for at the ballot box.

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  Episode #79

  079: Newsom Under Investigation, an FBI Raid on Skid Row, and a $20 Million Muzzle

  Jul 5, 20262h 9m

  California's government keeps appointing itself the referee—of the truth, your ballot, and your speech. This week: Gavin Newsom's $5.5 million in "behested" donations, a second ethics fine, and the federal probe he'd rather you saw as persecution. The $40 million the state is spending to count votes faster—while the FBI works Skid Row over paid ballots. And AG Rob Bonta's $20 million bid to silence two pro-life nonprofits with zero victims. Plus the 18 new laws that just hit July 1, and the Six-Shooter.

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  Episode #78

  078: $556 Billion in the Dark, Broke in a Boom, and the Gas They Banned

  Jun 1, 20261h 56m

  Three stories, one pattern: more of your money, less accountability. CalPERS — a $556 billion pension — plays politics, finishes near last in the nation, and won't let retirees see the books. The state budget posts a record revenue boom and still can't balance without raiding $20B in reserves and raising taxes. And gas hits $6 while California keeps banning a cheaper fuel 49 other states allow. Plus the 6-Shooter: one voter and two ballots, Newsom's 100% tax, and a veteran killed over a yard sign.

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  Episode #77

  077: A Broken 911 System, A Muzzled Press and a Bought Bestseller

  May 2, 20261h 42m

  California is scrapping its new $455 million 911 system because it doesn't work. Sixteen years, three governors, and the 1970s analog system is still answering your call. Then, Sacramento Democrats are advancing the "Stop Nick Shirley Act," a bill critics say would let taxpayer-funded NGOs silence journalists exposing them. And Gavin Newsom's PAC just spent $1.5 million buying his own memoir to manufacture a New York Times bestseller — right before a 2028 run. Plus the 6-Shooter: Karen Bass's leaked Palisades fire call, a whites-excluded school field trip, and a $35 billion budget hole.

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  Episode #76

  076: Ballot Seizures, Elder Exploitation, and the $126 Billion Ghost Train

  Apr 13, 20261h 36m

  Sheriff Bianco seizes 650,000 ballots in Riverside County, sparking a legal war with the Attorney General over a disputed vote count. Then: a Ventura County conservator funneled $2.7 million from her elderly clients to her husband's company, the judge approved every penny and the state watchdog did nothing. Plus, 60 Minutes exposes California's $126 billion "ghost train," no track laid after 18 years, and Sacramento's response is a bill to hide the receipts. Three stories, one pattern: broken trust and disappearing accountability.

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