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.

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

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