Faculty and workers in the LAUSD region have officially gone on strike today, causing school closures throughout SoCal. And speaking of schooling, there's a push to end the requirement for a college degree for jobs that don't need them. Handel talks about the $1.6B Dominion lawsuit that boils down to one question: Is Sean Hannity a journalist? And the pandemic and the cost of living has birthed a new trend being referred to as 'The Super Commute'.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. All LAUSD schools are closed today after the district and union officials failed to reach an agreement. A new storm system is making its way to SoCal, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and snow. And fire departments are warning locals to stay away from the fast-moving water with the storm incoming.

Handel takes a deep dive into the Silicon Valley Bank Situation that has the world in flux and the stock market on a downturn - should you buy into the turmoil and pull out all of your money or is this not really a big deal? Handel explains. Then, Wayne Resnick comes on for 'Do They Have A Case?' where he presents Bill with a couple of pre-determined cases, but the outcomes remain unmentioned in order to enable Handel to apply his legal expertise and predict which way the court went.

Teachers and workers within the LAUSD intend to strike tomorrow as they seek more compensation. Eminent domain may be used in Inglewood to acquire the properties of 44 businesses needed to make way for trains to SoFi Stadium and the Kia Forum. Examining what to expect if former President Donald Trump is arrested tomorrow. And if you think inflation is bad here in the states, you should see how bad it is in Argentina.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The LAUSD employee strike is expected to move forward tomorrow, California's 12th atmospheric river is on its way this week, and financial relief for residents in the San Bernardino Mountains following the blizzard may take months and may only partially cover damages incurred.

Steve Gregory joins the show to talk about LAPD using VR to help handle mental health calls. The Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra is in for 'Foodie Friday'! - Lunchables In School - Are Skittles & Pez about to be banned in CA - The American Diet has a sandwich problem - Pantry Porn

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Wayne Resnick and Jason Middleton, in for Jen, accompany Bill for Handel on the News.

Wall Street and the banking situation are a complete mess - KFI's own Jason Middleton comes on for Business Time to unpack everything happening on the financial front. A Federal Judge in Texas says he will rule "asap" on the abortion pill case - Handel talks about that and revisits everything that happened with the case thus far. And Mo Kelly joins the show for Musings with Mo! USC is opening a campus in Washington, D.C. and radio personality Tavis Smiley is under some fire.

Teachers in the Los Angeles Unified School District are planning to strike next week after the Union gave its approval. Officials are using classical music to soothe the drug addicts and homeless at the Metro in Los Angeles. The series of layoffs in Silicon Valley have provoked a new industry - meet the furniture hustlers. And it's the end of times for Los Angeles's flush financial times.