Bill Handel on the challenges Facebook is facing when it comes to their image. Minneapolis residents are voting on a ballot measure to replace their police department. And Title 42 explained: The obscure public health policy is at the center of a U.S. border fight.

Bill Handel on what the legal fallout will look like following the mishap involving Alec Baldwin and a prop gun. KFI News Reporter Steve Gregory joins the show to talk about the county counsel and the sheriff. And in a bid to stop overdose deaths, California could start allowing for drug use at supervised sites.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. The remains of Brian Laundrie have been found after a monthlong search. Actor Alec Baldwin fatally shot the cinematographer and wounded the director of a film he's working on in New Mexico after discharging a prop gun while filming. And vinyl is selling so well that the demand is making the product tough to sell.

Bill Handel on the recent discovery of items belonging to Brian Laundrie in addition to human remains. Former L.A. City Councilmember Mark Ridley-Thomas plead not guilty to the charges against him today for bribery and conspiracy. And what's the deal with all of these fictional influencers?

Bill Handel on Governor Gavin Newsom declaring a statewide drought emergency, urging residents to conserve water. The energy crunch has hit global recovery mode as winter approaches. And there's a new question haunting adoption.

Bill Handel on the challenge California will face when it comes to tackling climate change and the housing crisis. Also, SCOTUS has sided with the police when it comes to qualified immunity. And startup companies are betting big on a psychedelic drug gold rush - will it pay off?

Bill Handel on the life and death of General Colin Powell, how the trial of Ahmaud Arbery's accused killers will scrutinize the use - and abuse - of 'outdated' citizen's arrest laws, and whether or not these new COVID treatments will be as elusive for poor countries as the vaccines have been.

Bill Handel on the possibility of there being more COVID surges with winter rapidly approaching. What happens to your stuff when you return it after having ordered it online? And the myth behind Walt Disney and whether or not his head is actually frozen and being kept underneath the Pirates of Caribbean attraction at Disneyland.

Bill Handel on Los Angeles Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas being indicted on bribery charges, hundreds of police officers have died from COVID as the challenge of getting people vaccinated continues, and the future of child tax credit may be foggy, but its benefits are growing clearer.

Bill Handel talks about the autopsy of Gabby Petito released yesterday, leaving questions unanswered. Dr. Jim Keany joins the show to talk about how most adults shouldn't be taking daily aspirin to avoid heart attacks, and the impact of climate change on the health care industry. And the best way to regulate Facebook? Start with the algorithm, says lawmakers.