The Californians - Season 2

A group of San Francisco businessmen try to bring discredit to Marshal Wayne and his city police force. Marshal Matt Wayne is charged with running a crooked gambling house and put in jail. He engages Attorney Jeremy Pitt to defend him. But after talking with Pitt, he can't decide whether the lawyer sides with him or favors the men who framed him. 
 

Jeremy Pitt is hired to represent a ship's crew accused of mutiny.

The arrival of beautiful Lola Montez causes quite a stir in San Francisco.

The Bandanna Gang is on the rampage, so Matt agrees to escort a group of settlers to San Francisco.

Marshal Wayne suspects a con when a married couple start selling stock in a gold mine.

Marshal Matthew Wayne is appointed as an undercover agent for the goverment. His job is find out who's been looting the U.S. Mail and killing innocent people.

"The Prince of Thieves" arrives in San Francisco and executes a daring robbery.

Matt Wayne and his friend Abe Sanchez are ambushed while traveling on a stagecoach and Sanchez is killed. Before he dies Sanchez asks Wayne to deliver his money to his father in El Dorado County.

Matt wayne try's to out-wit an organized gang of bank robbers. Members of the San Francisco banker's association want to remove Marshal Wayne from office for not bringing the robbers to justice. Wayne learns that one of the gang is hideing out in a cabin outside the city. Matt's only course is to capture the bandit, place him in jail, and find out about the rest of the gang.

Travelers to San Francisco have been disappearing in the vicinity of an ancient inn.

Painless Pepper claiming to be a painless extractionist, arrives in San Francisco with his medicine show. Matt becomes suspicious when he notices Pepper showing an interest in the contents of the bank's vault.

An admiral's son, misunderstood by his father, helps outlaws steal from the Navy.

Johnny Vonn, witness to a murder, is placed in protective custody by Marshal Wayne. Johnny escapes to join his wife who is about to give birth to a baby, and jeopardizes his life, for three men have vowed to kill him.

Jose Limantour claims he has title to two square miles of land in the heart of San Francisco. When Limantour hires Jeremy Pitt to help him claim the land, the townspeople, realizing they may lose their property, resort to violence.

J. Pat O'Malley appears as a banker who unwittingly becomes Clay Kendall's partner in a fraud scheme.

Is Maude Sorel, owner of an objectionable gambling house, socialite Julie Draton's mother?

The Bella Union Hotel caters to the upper crust and the miners resent this discrimination.

Matt Wayne helps a shanghaied sailor who returns to San Francisco vowing vengeance.

Matt faces a court battle with Jeremy when he tries to have a man convicted on circumstantial evidence.

While trailing an outlaw, Matt gets involved with a conniving female.

A half crazy criminal escapes just before he is scheduled to hang.

Lorraine Lathrop is knifed to death. Marshal Matt Wayne deputizes Wilma Fansler to help him.

Young Charlie Wong is tired of the old traditions and wants to break free. But his father fears he will end in a life of crime.

Marshal Matt Wayne receives help from an old prospector when he investigates a gold embezzling scheme.

Jeremy Pitt defends an Indian outlaw and upsets Marshal Matt Wayne.

Marshal Wayne enlists the aid of lawyer Jeremy Pitt during his investigation of maritime larceny.

Someone is dealing in human slaves from the Orient and Marshal Wayne is on their trail.

An innocent man is accused of murder and Marshall Wayne and lawyer Jeremy Pitt attempt to prove he is innocent.

American fur traders are trying to run the Russian fur dealers out of San Francisco.

James Coburn plays Matt Wayne's gullible cousin, who is victimized by a swindler as soon as he gets to town.

The vigilantes insist on lynching a man accused of murdering the Attorney General.

A little boy is a witness to a murder. Deputy Anthony Wayne, cousin of Marshal Matt Wayne, who is out of town, questions the youngster. But the lad, loyal to some unknown person, refuses to answer.