The creators of "South Park" have a new weekly YouTube show called "Sassy Justice". It's done with deep-faked celebrities, including DONALD TRUMP, who "plays" Fred Sassy, a local Wyoming news reporter.

A woman in Florida was busted for making 42,000 fraudulent Amazon returns in five years. And her scam only brought in more than $100,000 for all that work. She's facing a grand theft charge.

The L.A. Dodgers beat the Tampa Bay Rays to win the World Series last night, and Corey Seager was named the most valuable player. Oh, and Justin Turner was removed in the middle of the game after testing positive for COVID-19, which is appropriate for this crazy season.

More people want real Christmas trees this year, to make the holiday feel like a bigger deal at the end of this tough year. And a study found when a vampire bat gets sick, they socially distance from their colony to stop the disease from spreading.

Some thieves broke into an ESCAPE ROOM in the Netherlands last week, and cracked a giant safe inside . . . but they didn't realize it was part of the puzzle, so all they found inside were riddles. They wound up stealing a camera and $11, and the cops are trying to track them down.

Mike Z will be Trick Or Treating with you this Saturday Night at 11pm for "Wired In The Empire" with special guest Tyler Bryant of Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown. They will be talking and rocking tunes off of their new album "Pressure" which is out now. Plus horrifying new tunes from Atreyu, Killer Be Killed and Mr. Bungle as well as few bone chilling Halloween tunes as well.

Plug in at 11pm-Wired In The Empire on 96.7 KCAL Rocks!

Two rich neighbors in California are in a legal battle because one of them put up a sculpture, and the other says it's blocking his view. Their battle has led to lawsuits, restraining orders . . . and the guy with the sculpture blasting the "Gilligan's Island" theme song on repeat.

The Chiefs shouldn't have ANY trouble with the lowly Jets this weekend, but some people are actually betting on the Jets to cover, because Vegas has made them 20.5-point underdogs.

A guy in England broke into a restaurant over the weekend . . . but he was caught after he fell asleep in the bathroom. The cops found him next to a mop bucket filled with alcohol and a half-eaten cheesecake.

Half of people say THEY'VE done a great job following coronavirus rules like wearing masks and social distancing, but other people in their community haven't, according to a new survey.