Bill Handel talks about how many are being required to return to work by their superiors...who aren't returning to work. Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has been ordered to pay almost $1B in damages for the lies he spread and profited from regarding the Sandy Hook victims and families. And the Parkland shooter's sentence was suggested today in the beginning of the trial that will decide his sentencing.

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There are a few things you should know about voter fraud in California before you submit your ballot this year. A hotspot for catalytic converter theft, new laws in California aim to deter thieves. And former Producer for The Bill Handel Show Lisa Erspamer joins the show to talk about her upcoming documentary titled "Gabby Giffords Won't Back Down" airing on CNN on November 13th.

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There are three new criminal justice laws in California that will have substantial impact - Handel explains each one. The Harvey Weinstein sex crimes trial begins today in Los Angeles as he continues to face his victims. And companies are tracking the productivity of their workers via popular work apps.

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Despite DeSantis's efforts to move immigrants out of Florida, thousands flock to aid in the cleanup of Hurricane Ian's destruction. President Biden has pardoned thousands convicted on federal marijuana possession charges. And Halloween is being impacted by inflation - will things being more expensive deter haunt fans?

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Hurricane Ian Contaminates Florida's Waterways. How the 'Rust' settlement could affect future criminal cases. ABC's Brad Garrett discusses the serial killer in Stockton. Dueling California sports betting propositions appear to be heading to defeat. The Russian nuclear threat explained. Should a low-lying Florida city be rebuilt?

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California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill that makes family leave more affordable for more workers. Hurricane Ian may have left behind a trail of environmental hazards. And what is cannabis tourism? Handel explains.

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Handel examines how the expansion of Medicaid keeps winning. Two states have two different visions when it comes to the future of labor. And KFI's own Steve Gregory comes on to give the latest on the Fontana family shooting and to preview what's next on an all-new episode of 'Unsolved', airing tomorrow night at 8PM PST right here on KFI.

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In a groundbreaking plan, California will allow for affordable housing to be build on some commercial properties. It seems as though the drought in California will continue with no end in sight. And Handel offers some advice when it comes to getting you prepared for wildfire season.

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The White House Student Loan Forgiveness Plan could wind up costing the nation a whole chunk of change. Climate change is having a major impact on hurricanes. And Handel takes a look at homes that are designed and built to withstand natural disasters, ranging from wildfires to hurricanes and beyond.

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Los Angeles has a homelessness problem, and the current count has raised questions about the census accuracy. Giorgia Meloni has claimed victory to become Italy's most far-right Prime Minister since Mussolini. And today is Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year.; Handel explains what the day means alongside Yom Kippur and a month of celebrating renewal and moral responsibility.

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