Bill Handel talks about how inflation is eating people's raises as prices continue to climb for daily necessities, how Los Angeles is trying to save it's taxi industry by creating new apps and issuing more permits, and LA District Attorney George Gascon has reversed course when it comes to charging juveniles as adults.

Bill Handel talks about how COVID may have permanently set back cancer screenings and treatments, how Putin's war could cost President Biden in terms of American voters, and 'full-self-driving' clips show Tesla owners fighting for control, as experts see deep flaws.

Bill Handel addresses the impact of masks on children and their development, how Russia is responding to escalating threats of Russian invasion and why Harvard wants its M.B.A.s to learn how to be happy at work.

Bill Handel celebrates with the rest of Los Angeles as the Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals to win Super Bowl LVI last night. The U.S says Russia could invade 'any day now', as Ukraine has formally inquired about the troop buildup on its border. And on this Valentine's Day, Handel talks about the things that science can't seem to explain about love.

Bill Handel talks about the Super Bowl coming up this Sunday at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA. He also explains what the 'no-fly' and unruly passengers lists mean for those that are put on them. And Disney merchandise seems to always be in demand, and fans are here for it.

Bill Handel talks about the struggles people are facing in Inglewood as gentrification drives up the prices of home and rent. Billions of dollars in infrastructure could have a huge impact on global warming. And what happens when the salary for a position is included in the job listing?

Bill Handel talks about how the U.S. and its allies are fighting an information war with Russia in attempts to deter an invasion of Ukraine. Super Bowl LVI has found Inglewood in the middle of its development boom. And some gruesome history as California is closing San Quentin's Death Row.

Bill Handel on what President Biden learned the last time Putin invaded Ukraine. Climate change is challenging the Winter Olympics as natural snow becomes harder and harder to come by. And have you ever wondered why every Costco product is called 'Kirkland Signature'? Handel explains the history of his beloved warehouse superstore.

Bill Handel talks about Olympians' takes on living life inside the Beijing bubble. Companies are reinventing rules as employees seek remote work, flexible hours and life beyond work as we're in the midst of the Great Reshuffle. And Are movies getting longer? Handel gives his take.

Bill Handel on how much China has changed since having hosted the Olympics back in 2008, the challenge of regulating mask-wearing at the upcoming Super Bowl held at Sofi Stadium, and the 5 biggest controversies and scandals in the history of the Winter Olympics.