Hour 2 - A downtown LA street vendor thanks the community after a violent attack; a surprise court ruling paves the way for mass illegal street vending in an elite California city; and the San Gabriel Valley fights rising West Nile with sterile mosquitoes. Guest Anais Medina Diaz, Director of Coms, San Gabriel Valley Mosquito and Vector Control Division explains why West Nile is spreading faster than in 20 years and how the new sterile insect technique works.

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Hour 3 - Graham Platner exits Maine's Senate race amid a sexual-assault allegation he denies; KFI News Director Jayson Campadonia joins to discuss Gov. Newsom launching a summer campaign tour for Democrats; officials meet Boyle Heights to review fire recovery efforts; and beach warnings go up as a heat wave drives Angelenos to the coast.

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Hour 1 - Hazmat crews swarm an Irvine home after a teen’s backyard science lab triggers an FBI probe; Waymo says unruly teen riders were reported and handed over to police; plus a look at which Orange County cities host the most addiction treatment centers and what that means for access to care.

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Hour 2 -  L.A. County sends a list of demands after the Boyle Heights blaze; Supervisor Bass admits communication failures after the Lineage fire and vows aid for affected businesses; Jared Gans of The Hill breaks down Trump’s awkward ceasefire messaging with Iran; plus the surprising coalition keeping fireworks legal in many L.A. County cities.

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Hour 3 - The owner of the dog killed in an LAPD shooting in Canoga Park sues the City of L.A.; attorneys Brett Greenfield or Falamak Abramson of 818 Law Group join to discuss the case and legal options; Spencer Pratt pays a surprise visit to Trump at the White House; and DHS shells out $1.5 billion to buy two California immigrant detention centers.

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Hour 1- Monks and Merrill are covering SoCal cities and their problems. Downtown is BOOMING but only by resident count, Santa Monica was once so promising but now has a load of problems, AND LA County may be making some changes to who gets first dibs on rental properties. We break it all down on KFIAM-640.

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Hour 2- Monks and Merrill are getting into recycle in California. Does recycle really become new plastic? Not always and Monks and Merrill are breaking down why. 17 Republican lead states want to block California's single use plastic rule, we explain. AND the latest on AB 413. It's all on KFIAM-640. 

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Hour 3- Monks and Merrill are covering the top-two primary, and we are checking in with former Senator Abel Maldonado about his thoughts. PLUS did you hear you might have to retake your written driver test? Well you might or it might be an issue with the government. We explain all that and MORE on KFIAM-640. 

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Hour 1- Monks and Merrill are covering what happened this holiday weekend. Fireworks and World Cup lead to some lost lives. PLUS the youth's education and standard may have changed. We are delving in on KFIAM-640. 

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Hour 2- Monks and Merrill are talking to CEO of Edvoice, Marshall Tuck, about the education plan to test children as young as kindergarten on math to curb abysmal scores. PLUS homeowners have a lot of changes happening possibly, including SB1007 that may remove homeowners vote on assessment raises and MORE on KFIAM-640. 

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