Friday is here, and so are the Nine News Nuggets You Need To Know! Grab your sauces, grab a beverage, sit back, relax, and enjoy!

California will appeal Trump administration’s rejection of state’s request for wildfire disaster aid // LA parking tickets: Resumed enforcement prompts outcry from cited vehicle owners // Diddy launches Black political party // Coca-Cola is just now discontinuing Tab

It's already week 6 of #GaSFantasy4Play! Get your picks in and make sure you use the hashtag #GaSFantasy4Play. Good luck!

-Chicago Bears @ Carolina Panthers
-Washington Football Team @ New York Giants
-Detroit Lions @ Jacksonville Jaguars
-Green Bay Packers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Voter Fraud Fears and 2020 Election Skepticism - A special KFI News series hosted by Corbin Carson


This seven part series will talk with several experts and tons of local voters about various types of voter fraud concerns, the data behind how often fraud happens and what protections are in place to keep elections safe.

Voters will also chime in on who is to blame for a growing distrust of the election system – the press, politicians or is it a lack of personal responsibility?

Oh and what’s the constitutional timeline if one side wins and the other side doesn’t accept it?

Part 1 starts with a tour with Orange County Registrar of Voters Neal Kelley as he walks me through the life of a ballot from print to a voters mail box - then back hopefully in time to make a difference in the 2020 Election.

Neil Saavedra, 'The Fork Reporter,' joins the Handel show to discuss how L.A.'s Armenian food community has banded together to support their homeland!

Wayne's stories this week are paw-sitively adorable!

Dr. Keany joined Wayne today to discuss and explain the latest COVID news.
Today he explains the findings of a new study that claims its more safer to be on planes than we thought, how people with a certain blood type have a lower risk of catching the virus and why does it seem that some people are sick with COVID for a long time?

Tune into @TheOldP on Petros & Money Weekdays 3-7 on AM 570 L.A. Sports

•Officer Paul Verna’s was killed in the line of duty June 2, 1983, in Lake View Terrace. That is not in dispute. What is, however, is who pulled the trigger. Both Kenneth Earl Gay and a co-defendant, Raynard Cummings, were passengers in the stolen car stopped by Verna. The California Supreme Court decided unanimously to overturn a Gay's conviction. The L.A. District Attorney's office must decide by December 14th if prosecutors will re-file the case.

@Janewells on socials - Jane is a CNBC Special Correspondent. Occasional KFI loudmouth. And has a podcast Twisted History on Itunes