Shawn Hubler, a California reporter for The New York Times, dives into the state's homelessness crisis following a pivotal Supreme Court ruling. They discuss the urgency of California's response, with Governor Newsom clearing encampments amidst rising political pressure. Hubler highlights Los Angeles' unique approach of avoiding criminalization while struggling to provide resources. The conversation reveals the complexities behind combating homelessness in a state grappling with income inequality and ineffective policies.

Shawn Hubler, a California correspondent for The New York Times, dives into the impact of a leaked audio recording revealing racist comments from Latino lawmakers in Los Angeles. The discussion unpacks the political fallout, including resignations and calls for greater accountability. Hubler breaks down the complexities of underrepresentation in a city where Latinos comprise a significant demographic. The conversation highlights systemic issues, community responses, and the urgent need for equitable political representation amid ongoing racial tensions.

Shawn Hubler, a California correspondent for The New York Times, dives into the state's unique approach to gun control. California boasts one of the lowest gun death rates in the country, a feat attributed to historical influences like the Black Panthers and pivotal legislation following tragedies like the Stockton shooting. Hubler discusses innovative laws, such as gun violence restraining orders, and the challenges posed by ghost guns. He also examines the complex landscape of recent mass shootings and the ongoing push for effective policies.