Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. Accompanied by FOX News Correspondent Laura Ingle, the duo host The House Whisperer Dean Sharp for this week's segment of Wayne and the House Whisperer. The focus this week is challenging the conventional way to create eye-catching design in your kitchen!

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. Accompanied by FOX News Correspondent Laura Ingle, the duo welcomes Clark Howard for this week's edition of 'Cheapskate University' and 'Deals of the Week'.

Jennifer Jones Lee hosts your Wednesday morning Wake Up Call and is joined by Jane Wells! The two talk about the California economy and the Recall Election, the Elizabeth Holmes trial that starts today, SpaceX all-civilian trip will replace the Virgin Galactic excursion as the company is now grounded, and there's a chicken tender shortage at KFC!

Jennifer Jones Lee hosts your Wednesday morning Wake Up Call and is joined by KTLA's Tech Guy Rich DeMuro. The two discuss Apple's upcoming event - new iPhones, Apple Watches and more are expected to be announced. Also, Twitter is going to look like Instagram with its latest update, and Hulu is raising its prices.

Our For Reporter joins us to talk about Walmart using ‘ghost kitchens’ and the controversy over the McDonalds character Grimace.

On True Crime Tuesday, we bring you an on-going story of a prominent lawyer who is shot months after solving the killing of his wife and son.

Federal Aid ends for millions of Americans // The Mu Variant has made its way into LA County // Pfizer set to start booster shots on November 20th // Tiger King star, Erik Cowie, is dead at 52 // Simu Liu used to model for stock photos // McDonalds finally reveals the mystery behind the character Grimace.

Sacramento DA, Anne Marie Shubert, talks about the transition parolee, Troy Davis, being on the streets despite murdering a Sacramento woman, killing her dogs and setting her house on fire.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel and is joined by KTLA's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro. He and Wayne talk about how a 'super secure' email provider is under fire. Also, Twitter hopes you'll pay to see some Tweets.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel and is joined by ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan. The two talk about tattleware, bossware and mouse-jigglers. Companies are installing software onto work-from-home devices to track and monitor their employees as they work away from the office. Additionally, they're able to track whether or not people are simply moving their mice to maintain activity despite their lack of productivity.