With the Corononation Celebration of King Charles slated for this weekend, Handel continues to cover what's to be expected and also shares a story of his own about the last time there was a Royal Coronation. Then, Wayne Resnick comes in to test Bill's knowledge; Just 13% of 8th graders were proficient in U.S. History last year, and 22% proficient in Civics. Is Bill smarter than an 8th grader? And Neil Saavedra is back for 'Foodie Friday', and today it's a Cinco de Mayo Edition! According to chefs, what's the best store-bought salsa? Also, when should you use corn tortillas and when is it better to use flour tortillas? Neil's got you covered.

Yesterday four Proud Boys were found guilty of seditious conspiracy, the most serious offense lodged in the riot back on January 6th, 2021. What does this mean and has this happened before in history? Then, fast food workers are having a very hard time being able to support themselves and their families with the wages they're paid - many are homeless. Sports broadcasting legend Fred Roggin joins the show to talk about the NFL being under investigation in California and New York for race and gender discrimination. And the Coronation of King Charles is set to kick off this weekend, with kitschy Coronation souvenirs expected to top $300 million in sales.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Hollywood studios have outlined a response to the striking writers and union members. Drew Barrymore has pulled out of hosting the MTV Movie & TV Awards in solidarity with the WGA. And Los Angeles District Attorney Gascon and the LA County probation department are being sued over an El Monte's officer's death.

KFI Anchor, Host and Business Expert Jason Middleton joins the show for another edition of MACRO! The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates again - what does that mean if you're in the market for a new home? Fewer and fewer people in Southern California are seeing pay raises. And what makes inflation so...sticky? Then, Mo Kelly is back for Musings with Mo. He and Handel talk about the Writers Strike that's shutting down Hollywood and the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame.

A day of school stabbings, crashes and suspected fentanyl overdoses sparked an alarm at LAUSD. Prosecutors are declining to charge the security guard involved in the fatal Walgreens shooting, citing the officer used self-defense. And the Menendez Brothers are citing their new documentary on Peacock as evidence they should be freed, and have filed a petition. Wayne Resnick accompanies Bill in dissecting the legitimacy of their case.

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The Federal Reserve has pushed interest rates above 5% for the first time since 2007. Top artificial intelligence CEO's are set to meet at the White House. And police have captured the suspect in the Atlanta medical practice shooting.

Dr. Dung Trinh is the Chief Medical Officer at The Healthy Brain Clinic and joins the show to talk about Dementia, and how diagnoses have doubled in the last decade in Orange County. Additionally, Michael J. Fox talks about Parkinsons and mortality - Dr. Trinh contributes to Fox's message. Then, the Pennsylvania school district must allow After-School Satan Club, and you'll have a hard time getting tickets for SatanCon in Boston...because they're sold out.

There are rumblings of a possible debt-default - how might it affect you? Handel can list at least five ways you'll feel the impact. Then, a look at the next front in the GOP's war on women: no-fault divorce. And more women are making as much money as their husbands while continuing to do the majority of the work around the house.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The Writers Guild Strike is also having a major impact on small businesses who rely on the industry. The LAPD shot the suspect who beat a woman and stabbed a man near a Metro station. And three have been detained, including two teenagers, in a double-stabbing outside of Los Angeles High School.

KFI's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro is back for 'Tech Tuesday'! Apple's first "rapid response" software update has hit the iPhone, Amazon is discontinuing a product they had high hopes for, and the Oneplus Pad is actually a decent alternative to the iPad, but you should wait to buy it. Then, Dean Sharp returns from his vacation for Handel and The House Whisperer. Dean gives tips on why "design matters most," getting on the same page with your partner and the importance of time when preparing for a big project.