Los Angeles County is facing $3 billion in sex abuse claims due to decades of failure. The Hollywood Writers' Strike is now in full-effect after negotiations failed regarding streaming pay. And "The Godfather of A.I." has left Google and warns of dangers ahead.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Bill for Handel on the News on a Tuesday! Hollywood writers have officially gone on strike over streaming pay after negotiations failed. With that, late night shows will shut down immediately. A mass shooting has left three women and one man dead in the Mojave Desert as detectives search for answers. And the suspect in the killing of 5 of his neighbors had been deported 5 times after entering the U.S. illegally, according to ICE.

With the Writers Guild of America threatening to strike as early as midnight tonight, what exactly might be in the impactg on viewers? Then, the gondola to Dodger Stadium plan will cost, at a minimum, $300 million. Frank McCourt wants to make sure it gets done - but will it? And Wayne Resnick is back, as is tradition on Mondays, for 'Do They Have A Case?'

KFI's Business Expert Jason Middleton joins the show to talk about the seizure and sale of First Republic Bank to JP Morgan in what is now the second-largest U.S. bank failure. Border detention facilitiies have reached capacity as the Department of Homeland Security continues to prepare for the end of Title 42. And schools are ditching homework and deadlines in favor of "equitable grading," Handel evaluates the impact this will have on students.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. JP Morgan is set to buy First Republic's assets and assume all deposits after the bank's seizure and sale. A small plane crashed into a hillside in Los Angeles over the weekend, killing one. And 200 officers are on a manhunt for a suspect in Texas accused of killing his 5 neighbors; Authorities are offering a $80,000 reward for any information leading to the suspect.

KFI's Steve Gregory joins the show to talk about California's rising violent crime problem as an LAPD Sergeant had the tip of his pinky bitten off in an altercation with a transient on the Metro in Hollywood yesterday. Then, Neil Saavedra returns for 'Foodie Friday!' To salt or not to salt? And the age-old question of whether or not your butter should be refrigerated.

The LADWP is hoping to prevent a disaster as the Los Angeles water lifeline is in jeopardy. Then, Wayne accompanies Bill to discuss whether or not Jack Teixeira should continue to be detained as the judge said he would make his ruling at a later time. We remember the life of Jerry Springer, who passed away yesterday following a batlle with cancer. And the cashless future is here, as many Americans have already made the switch while others refuse.

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. It turns out that the Santa Monica PD knew about Eric Uller's molestation arrest, but still allowed him to be a youth volunteer. Two U.S. Army helicopters have crashed in Alaska, killing 3 soldiers. And a suspect bit off a portion of an LAPD Sergeant's pinky finger at the Metro Station in East Hollywood yesterday.

KFI Anchor, Host and Business Expert Jason Middleton is back for MACRO! The banking crisis may have set the stage for an IPO comeback, new home sales have risen for the 4th month in a row, GM is set to discontinue production of its popular EV and speaking of EV's, electriv vehicle sales are booming in California. Then, Mo Kelly comes on for Musings with Mo! He and Bill talk about the Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon firings and reflect on the life of Harry Belafonte, who passed away earlier this week at the age of 96.

A civilian Police Officer in Santa Monia molested over 200 kids - why did it take authorities so long to put the pieces together? Then, as the U.S. is on the verge of a fiscal crisis, the House passed the GOP bill to increase the debt ceiling. The last group that tried to build multifamily housing in La Canada Flintridge received a dead rat in the mail...And Disney's had enough - it's taking Ron DeSantis to court.