A second plane arrived in Sacramento with immigrants, and now CA Governor Gavin Newsom is threatening Florida Governor Ron DeSantis with kidnapping charges. President Biden promised student loan debt relief, but has fallen short in his plans. Robert Hanseen, FBI Agent who was exposed as a spy for Moscow, has passed away at the age of 79 while serving a life-sentence in jail. And do you pride yourself on the ratings you leave at businesses? Well, the 5-star-review has lost its luster as of late.

Jennifer Jones Lee is back! She and Wayne accompany Bill for Handel on the News. SAG-AFTRA members have approved a strike authorization by an overwhelming margin. Another landslide has halted passenger rail service in SoCal. And an arson investigation is underway after a fire burned the Watts church for the second time in 2 years.

As the United States tightens its work rules, California is considering loosening them. Also, violence against teachers is up across the U.S., as the number of assault-related Workers' Compensation claims are at a 5 year high. Then, Wayne Resnick joins the show for an all-new edition of 'Do They Have A Case?'!

Celebrities dodged millions of dollars in L.A.'s "Mansion Tax." Fortunately, the "Wealth Defense Industry" was there to help. Climate change us making California a more expensive state to live in, and home insurance is the latest to see a spike in cost. Is there a way to track the productivity of a Congress member? How can voters measure? And Handel reflects on the steps that President Jimmy Carter took when it comes to refugees and immigrants, and how they continue to shape the U.S. decades later.

Jason Middleton is in for Jen before she returns tomorrow. He and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. President Biden has signed the deblt ceiling deal into law, averting a historic default. U.S. fighter jets have responded to an aircraft with an unresponsive pilot near D.C., but the aircraft ultimately crashed in Virginia. And the Directors Guild has reached a deal on a new contract with the studios, but the Writers Strike continues.

Steve Gregory is back to talk about the 'sextortion' problem in California and also to tease what's coming up on Season 5 of 'Unsolved', airing tomorrow night at 8pm PST right here on KFI! Then, Neil Saavedra comes on for a fresh edition of 'Foodie Friday'. People are fed up with the QR code menus at restaurants, and now they're finally being 86'd. KRAFT took the initiative to fix the wrapper on its individual cheese wrappers. And while weed wine is delicious, it's also illegal - Neil has more about it.

Legislators are concerned that the DMV won't take the necessary precautions to ensure driver safety as ambitions to get driverless cars on highways press forward. We need to regulate bad teams in sports like they do in other countries - Handel elaborates. And the way Los Angeles County handles mental health care is insane, and we need to fix it.

Jason Middleton is in for Jennifer Jones Lee and joins Wayne Resnick in accompanying Bill for Handel on the News. The Senate has passed the debt limit deal to avert an unprecedented default. Nurses at the Encino Hospital Medical Center are alleging lax safety and security as many have fallen victim to erratic patients. And Dodgers legend Steve Garvey is considering a bid for the US Senate in hopes to energize the beleaguered GOP in California.

KFI's own and Host of 'How To Money' Joel Larsgaard joins the show! Check fraud (yes you read that right) is increasing - Joel has some ways you can be better about protecting your money. The two also discuss Frontier's "All You Can Fly" program and examine whether or not it's worth it. And 529 college savings plans took a hit last year, and yes, Joel's got ways you can protect that money, too. Joel can be heard every Sunday from 12pm - 2pm right here on KFI. Then, Mo Kelly comes on for some Musings and the two remember Tina Turner. And U.S. police officer Scot Peterson is gearing up to defend himself at a trial that will mark the first time a police officer is on trial for inaction during a school shooting.

The House has approved a bipartisan deal to suspend the debt limit; Handel unpacks the details of the deal and examines where the $136B in cuts will come from. Then, Dr. Jim Keany, Co-Director of the ER at Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo, joins the show for some Medical News! Artificial intelligence has discovered a new antibiotic that may defeat a dangerous superbug, implants fixed a man's inability to walk and a Mission Viejo nurse was seriously injured while vacationing in Costa Rica, and Jim's team is trying to raise money to bring her back home.