Bill Handel on the surge of families seeking remote learning options for their children as L.A. public schools experience overwhelm, the Democrats in Congress' push to assemble four very jagged puzzle pieces surrounding the Infrastructure Bill, and restaurants are finally starting to push back against customer tantrums as the industry has had its final straw drawn,

Bill Handel on Pelosi vowing to pass the Infrastructure Bill while eyeing a smaller social bill. President Biden has his hands full when it comes to the border situation as 'the politics finally got the better of their policy.' And murders are on the rise - why the police should be part of the solution.

Bill Handel on California's extra sick leave for COVID-19 going away, and it could be too soon. KFI Reporter Steve Gregory joins the show to talk about the arrest of a man and his father in connection with 3 cold case murders - Steve was live on-scene during the arrests. And New York has passed sweeping bills to improve the conditions of its delivery workers.

Bill Handel is joined by Steve Gregory, live from the scene where Anthony and Manuel Velasquez were arrested. Dr. Jim Keany joins the show to talk about COVID hospitalizations and how they're impacting elective surgeries. Gavin Newsom had a busy day yesterday, signing several major laws. And pressure is growing on companies in the U.S. to share their COVID-19 vaccine technology.

Bill Handel on the confirmation of the remains found in Wyoming to be missing person Gabby Petito and the death being ruled a homicide. California has turned the tide and has achieved the lowest COVID transmission rate in the United States. And when quitting your job feels like the only option - Bill talks with Jennifer Jones Lee and Technical Director Tyler Whitman about the restaurant industry post-shutdown.

Bill Handel on the complicated answer that will come when determining the cause of death of Gabby Petitio, the constant struggle of businesses needing help and people needing work, and the real reason you and your neighbor make different COVID-19 risk decisions.

Bill Handel is back in studio and talks about the Gabby Petito case - remains were found in Wyoming that appear to be hers as the hunt for her fiancé continues. Threats are being made against members of Congress at an alarming rate, causing some to reconsider their positions and future. And known as an old rivalry, Newsom vs. Harris is assuming new proportions as the Democratic Party looks to 2024 and beyond,

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. Governor Gavin Newsom has signed housing bills that could reduce single-family zoning in California. The $700 billion gimmick that's at the center of Biden's tax plan isn't being talked about enough. And adults are throwing tantrums in public a lot more recently, have you noticed? Blame the pandemic.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. The requirement of having to show proof of vaccine is popping up everywhere. Theranos and COVID-19 testing are mirror-image cautionary tales. And Psychedelic drug use is on the rise as Gen Z seeks to 'enhance connectedness.'

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. Gavin Newsom has retained his Governorship after winning the recall election by a landslide. Famed and beloved comedian Norm Macdonald has passed away after a private, years-long battle with cancer. And a mother in Arizona is being penalized for using medical marijuana while pregnant - will this set a precedent?