Bill Handel talks about how false negative reports from rapid COVID tests are leaving people confused, angry and frustrated. While the hostages were able to escape brief captivity at a synagogue in Texas, synagogues around the world look to ramp up their security. And Who betrayed Anne Frank? After nearly 77 years of an FBI veteran searching for the suspect, an individual has been named.

Bill Handel talks about how the costs of masks and tests continue to deepen the pandemic wedge between the haves and the have-nots. Los Angeles could turn more lots into shelters for the homeless as the county continues to struggle with its homelessness crisis. And amidst continued struggled with voting rights and racial injustice, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy is being reinvigorated.

Bill Handel discusses the real reason Americans aren't isolating during the pandemic as it continues to impact the lives of all. Federal charges have been filed against 4 people involved in the murder of an off-duty LAPD officer. And a man approaching the end of his life got some help from strangers to help fulfill his bucket list.

Bill Handel talks about what's in the Democrats' latest voting legislation and what the bills would do. The Supreme Court is set to take up a case presented by Senator Ted Cruz that could legalize bribery. And Handel talks about how legalizing marijuana sparked a boom for outlaw growers in California.

Bill Handel talks about how right now is the most opportune time for you to pursue the job of your dreams, as the power shifts from the employer to the employee. Smart guns are finally making their way to the U.S. and are seeking to shake up the firearms market. And President Biden has changed his mind on filibusters, but it's still not enough.

Bill Handel talks about Governor Gavin Newsom's plan with California's multi-billion dollar surplus, why it's a bad idea to deliberately catch the Omicron variant of COVID-19 to 'get it over with', and how we're one step closer to self-farming farms becoming a reality.

Bill Handel remember beloved actor and comedian Bob Saget after he passed away over the weekend at the age of 65. Will COVID be a plague for us to deal with forever? And a tidal wave of dog adoptions vacated kennels around the nation when the pandemic struck, but now pet-owners are having buyer's (or adopter's) remorse.

Bill Handel talks about the Democrats' proposal for universal health care in California. Customer service at the IRS is so bad that even tax pros are fed up. And Handel talks about the great population growth slowdown.

Bill Handel talks about how historic lamps are being stolen off of an L.A. bridge. Jane Wells joins the show to share a story about how crypto currency and a Marine helped rescue an Afghan interpreter from the fall of Kabul, Afghanistan. And Mo Kelly joins the the show for this week's edition of Entertainment News. He and Handel talk about the Sundance Film Festival, the Grammy Awards and Cineplex.

Bill Handel talks about how California's drought isn't over yet, as the challenge of water conservation lingers over the heads of the government and residents. Prince Andrew is about to be knee-deep in legal issues as the investigation into his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein and underage women thickens. And there are both good and bad things that would come with the legalization of psychedelic drugs.