EMF Concerns and California Primary Delays Lead the Headlines – Hour 1
Host Mark Demsky reports that some professional athletes are choosing to ditch wireless earbuds and take additional steps to limit exposure to electromagnetic fields, or EMFs, despite the lack of scientific evidence linking devices like AirPods to health risks. Anchor Bethany Crouch covers the growing criticism from President Trump and his supporters over California’s slow release of results from Tuesday night’s primary, noting that while the state historically takes days or even weeks to finalize outcomes, the delays are now drawing national attention. This is the first hour of KFBK Morning News for June 5th, 2026.
Social Contract Debate and Fairfield Shooting Update – Hour 2
Host Mark Demsky asks whether America’s social contract is beginning to break down, raising the question of whether hard work, personal responsibility, and contributing to society still lead to a fair shot at success and a better future. Anchor Bethany Crouch reports on new developments following a quadruple shooting at a high school graduation ceremony in Fairfield, where investigators have yet to make an arrest or determine a motive. This is the second hour of KFBK Morning News for June 5th, 2026.
Shifting Ca Political Power and a Confirmation Under Fire – Hour 3
Host Mark Demsky explores the potential political trajectories of Steve Hilton and Spencer Pratt, and what their rise could mean for outgoing Governor Gavin Newsom as he weighs a possible 2028 presidential run, with commentary from Stephen A. Smith. Anchor Bethany Crouch reports that President Trump is preparing to nominate his former defense attorney, Todd Blanche, as the next U.S. Attorney General, a move already drawing skepticism from Democrats and some Republicans who anticipate a difficult confirmation process. This is the third hour of KFBK Morning News for June 5th, 2026.
Entertainment, Politics, and an Unfinished Election – Hour 4
Host Mark Demsky raises the question of whether entertainers should perform at national celebrations regardless of who is in office, as some say they were misled into believing events were nonpartisan, while others point to concerns about politics, division, and safety. Anchor Bethany Crouch reports that California still has about 3.8 million ballots left to process from Tuesday’s primary, meaning only around 60% of votes have been counted statewide so far. This is the fourth hour of KFBK Morning News for June 5th, 2026.
CA 6th District & DHS Drones World Cup - Hour 1
Host Mark Demsky fills in while Cristina Mendonsa has the morning off, as he discusses an intriguing Talkback clip: CNN raised the question - did Gavin Newsom's own gerrymandering cost the Democrats in the primary election? California's 6th Congressional district is just one example. It was recently redrawn by the Governor to help Democrats - but so far, the unofficial results have an Independent and a Republican advancing to the November election.
Anchor Bethany Crouch brings us the latest on the Department of Homeland Security -[- said to be struggling with counter-drone measures leading up to the World Cup.
This is the first hour of KFBK morning news from June 4th, 2026
L.A. Vote & Trump Coal Preview - Hour 2
Host Cristina Mendonsa introduces a talkback clip:Are California voters really looking for change - especially in big urban-populated cities like Los Angeles - or do they ultimately stick with familiar candidates across their particular party lines?
Anchor Bethany Crouch brings us the latest news on the President Trump -- set to announce 700-million-dollars in federal funds to boost the coal industry today
This is the second hour of KFBK morning news from June 4th, 2026
Protect College Sports & Candidate Urges People To Vote - Hour 3
Host Mark Demsky fills in while Cristina Mendonsa has the morning off, as he discusses an intriguing Talkback clip this hour: Has College Sports lost its way in the NIL era? Former Alabama coach Nick Saban testified before the Senate Commerce Committee Wednesday in support of the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act, legislation designed to bring more structure to college athletics amid the NIL and transfer portal era.
Anchor Bethany Crouch brings us the latest as one of the candidates running for CA governor - urging voters to make sure their ballots have been counted.
This is the third hour of KFBK morning news from June 4th, 2026
Dean Logan on CA Voting System & FIFA Scams - Hour 4
Host Mark Demsky fills in while Cristina Mendonsa has the morning off, as he brings the listeners a Talkback clip to think about: California election officials are pushing back on criticism that vote counting takes too long. They say - the process isn't broken - it's actually following state law. Officials say - their job is to make sure every legal vote is counted securely - even if that means waiting days for the final results. Leaving questions for the listeners: Should California voters accept the wait - or is it time to change the system? Especially when other states report their results much more quickly.
Anchor Bethany Crouch gives listeners the latest news as the World Cup comes closer each day in Los Angeles, so are the scammers.
This is the fourth hour of KFBK morning news from June 4th, 2026
Losing Human Connection Due to Technology/Social Media & District 6 - Hour 1
Host Cristina Mendonsa discusses an intriguing Talkback clip: Doctors and researchers say loneliness doesn't just affect your mood-it may actually affect your health. Dr. Wendy Suzuki says chronic loneliness can increase the risk of dementia, shorten lifespan, and be as harmful to your health as smoking. Researchers also say even small daily interactions-chatting with a neighbor, saying hello to a cashier, or talking with a barista-can improve well-being and help keep your brain healthy.
Anchor Mark Demsky brings us the latest on all precincts reporting in California's 6th State Senate District race -- incumbent Republican Roger Niello holds a commanding lead -- with nearly 60 percent of the vote.
This is the first hour of KFBK morning news from June 3rd, 2026
Jason Isaacs on Datacenters & Porter Concedes Gov Race - Hour 2
Host Cristina Mendonsa introduces a talkback clip:Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing everything from healthcare to education to national security. But as communities debate new AI data centers and infrastructure projects, some argue that public fears are being amplified by organized campaigns designed to slow AI development. For example, the swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss who has given nearly 14 million dollars to four left wing groups that are working to create a US data center moratorium.
Anchor Mark Demsky brings us the latest news on the Governor's race here in California was the most-watched event of the primary -- and this morning -- former Democratic Congresswoman Katie Porter has conceded.
This is the second hour of KFBK morning news from June 3rd, 2026