Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Former LA MAyor Richard Riordan has passed away at the age of 92. Police have shed some more light on the unrelated stabbing that preceeded a teen's death in Westlake, CA. And the Supreme Court has extended nationwide abortion pill access through Friday.

KFI's Steve Gregory joins the show to share information regarding Los Angeles County Probation Officers being attacked in juvenile hall with little-to-no consequence. Then, Blake Troli has more on the man that ran over a group of teenagers in Westlake yesterday, killing one. And it's the 30th Anniversary of the WACO, Texas Massacre.

Fox News has settled with Dominion Voting Systems, agreeing to pay $787.5 million for spreading election falsities. And back on April 13th, Andrew Lester shot 16-year-old Ralph Yarl after Ralph mistakenly approached Lester's home thinking it was a different address. Now, Handel examines whether or not a doorbell ring justifies a "stand your ground" shooting.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. FOX News settled with Dominion at the last second yesterday, agreeing to pay more than $787 million to avert the defamation trial over its 2020 election falsities. Then, the trio takes a look at the other legal cases FOX is currently entangled in. And a teen is dead with 3 others injured following a stabbing suspect having plowed into pedestrians in Ventura County.

KFI's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro joins the show for 'Tech Tuesday'! Polestar's latest electric vehicles are shipping out without a rear windshield, some hateful tweets will get a new label and less visibility on Twitter, and people are starting to feel like they're spending too much on streaming services...and we agree! Then, California is about to be hit by an aging population wave and many of them will be out on the roads...

The Los Angeles Police Department has lost nearly 1,000 officers since 2019. In her State of the City speech last night, LA Mayor Karen Bass shared that she's committed to rebuilding the force. North Carolina is making a push to ban participation trophies for children, and it's being ripped as a "waste of time". And Rod Pyle is back for some 'Cool Space News'! SpaceX is about to launch their Starship and the Space Force is looking into ways to refuel satellites while they're in orbit.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. In her State of the City speech, LA Mayor Karen Bass declared that Los Angeles is not 'where it needs to be'. California lawmakers want to know why billions in spending isn't reducing the homeless issue. And an 84-year-old Kansas City homeowner has been accused of opening fire on a Black teenager through a glass door, documents show, after the teen accidentally approached the wrong address.

Earlier this morning we asked ChatGPT a series of questions and gauged its responses; Handel shares those questions and responses and also reacts to them. Then, Wayne Resnick is back for another edition of 'Do They Have A Case?' where he presents Bill with a couple of cases whose outcomes have been determined already, but remain undisclosed in order to allow for him to apply his legal expertise and knowledge to predict which way the court went.

As we await the Dominion lawsuit against FOX News, the trial has been delayed as the network pushes toward a settlement. Then, a look at the education system as more kids are having trouble reading than ever before - could it be the way they're being taught? And an anti-immigrant bill might turn Florida blue, as we've seen it happen once before in California with Prop 187.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The FOX-Dominion defamation trial has been delayed on the eve of opening statements. A man that was hired to remove gang graffiti has been killed while 3 other men were injured following a shooting in Northridge. And a beloved high school athlete was among 4 people killed, with 28 others injured, at a Sweet Sixteen birthday party in Alabama.