Bill Handel talks about the UN meeting to discuss twin climate threats as California continues to struggle with them, too. KTLA 5's Tech Guy Rich DeMuro joins Handel for this week's edition of 'Tech Tuesday', where the two discuss a new scam that hackers are using to trick you, Google's newest feature that involves your pet(s), and robot workers making their debut at fast-food restaurants. Also, there are millions of job-seekers that still can't get hired in this hot job market - why is that?

Bill Handel talks about the mourning taking place in Houston following the weekend's Astroworld event put on by rapper Travis Scott that resulted in the death of 8 attendees. The Senate has passed a $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill as President Biden is handed a Bipartisan victory. And America won't be able to fix its issue with policing until it addresses its gun problem.

Bill Handel talks about how L.A. won't immediately ticket businesses that violate the new strict vaccine mandate rules. KFI News Reporter Steve Gregory has a new show premiering tomorrow night from 8pm-10pm called 'Unsolved with Steve Gregory' - he and Handel talk about what listeners can expect from the highly-anticipated feature. And what exactly is on President Biden's bill that's nearing a House vote?

Bill Handel talks the approval of giving COVID-19 vaccines to kids ages 5-11 and how it's a big step toward a new normal. California changed the country by legalizing weed, but when will the feds follow suit? And people are pretending to be nudists in effort to land a cheap home located near the city of Toronto.

Bill Handel talks about the potential of L.A. County lifting its mask mandate and what it will take for that to become a reality. The Supreme Court could make it easier to carry guns in public. And California is mulling the concept of decriminalizing psychedelic drugs, as some Southern California veterans are turning to them to treat their PTSD.

Bill Handel talks about President Biden's new set of rules that will aim to curb methane in oil and gas operations. California State Universities are racing to increase the rate in which students graduate while reducing the early D's and F's. And the future of free Community College remains uncertain after Biden's original plan falls through.

Bill Handel talks about the real expectations that should come with the idea of "net-zero" climate targets. The Kyle Rittenhouse homicide trial starts this week, and Handel provides a little history behind Dia de los Muertos.

Bill Handel on the challenges Facebook will, well, face in changing their name to Meta. Troubles persist at the ports of Los Angeles as billions of dollars worth of product is back-logged, waiting to be unloaded. 'Ghost Stores' of Instagram and why disability activists are calling out 'dehumanizing' Halloween costumes.

Bill Handel talks World Leaders heading to Scotland to discuss the global climate. Dr. Jim Keany joins the show for this week's edition of Medical News, as the director of the CDC is encouraging kids to go outside on Halloween and 'enjoy [their] trick-or-treating'. And the Supreme Court is looking at a case that could gut America's gun laws - Handel explains.

Bill Handel on Sheriff Villanueva needing to testify to his 'first-hand' knowledge of the Kobe Bryant crash photo-sharing, Biden's plan to tax billionaires in order to pay for his Agenda, and Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick join Handel to discuss the "Rust" press conference that took place today in Santa Fe Springs, New Mexico.