The Fullerton School District removed Nazi symbols from their 6th grade performance of "The Sound of Music", and some are calling it censorship. Parents are displeased with schools that they claim are "indoctrinating" their kids into the "woke" culture and are filing lawsuits. Tim Scott has begun his Presidential Campaign - Handel shares some things you should know about him. And Brittney Griner has had a change of heart when it comes to the United States National Anthem following her detainment in Russia.

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn is demanding "a full accounting" after a woman was attacked on a Metro train in Long Beach. A man with a pick-axe chased people around following a crash in Lake Forest. And President Biden and House Speaker McCarthy's meeting ended last night without a deal regarding the debt ceiling; the deadline is June 1st.

Governor Gavin Newsom has introduced a sweeping plan to speed up California infrastructure projects. Federal Officials are relaxing their rules when it comes to past drug use. And Wayne Resnick is back for 'Do They Have A Case?'

California counties are scrambling ahead of the October 1st CARE Court launch. President Biden and House Speaker McCarthy are set to resume debt ceiling negotiations today as the June 1st debt ceiling deadline approaches. Electric vehicle demand has automakers scrambling to get into the mining business. And if you're looking to have your ashes legally scattered after you die, Handel's got you covered.

Jennifer Jones Lee returns and is accompanied by Wayne Resnick as the two join Bill for Handel on the News! California State University, Fullerton officials were notified about reports accusing the President of inappropriately touching students but never launched an investigation, according to internal records and statements. Governor Gavin Newsom has unveiled a plan to speed up the infrastructure in California. And President Biden and Speaker McCarthy are set to meet today as debt ceiling talks resume with the June 1st deadline rapidly approaching.

Steve Gregory has a new special coming out this Sunday titled Hate and Anti-Semitism, airing 4-6pm right here on KFI. He talks with Bill about what it was like to make the special and why the topic remains as important as it is today. Then, The Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra returns for 'Foodie Friday'! Velveeta has introduced a chocolate-covered cheese and there's a new Elvis branded whiskey hitting shelves that has notes of banana, peanut butter and...bacon.

The Los Angeles City Council has approved an amended version of LA Mayor Karen Bass' budget, valued at $13B - where's the money going? The LA Dodgers removed the LGBTQIA+ group "Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" from their Pride Event, and now it's sparking national debate. For better or worse, TikTok has changed the way people migrated at the end of the Title 42 era. And police agencies have begun dangling incentives to attract new recruits and teansfers.

With Jason Middleton in for Jennifer Jones Lee, he and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The Los Angeles City Council has approved an amended version of Mayor Bass' proposed $13B city budget with the primary target being homelessness. Thirt five LASD deputies have been asked to come in for questioning and show their tattoos as part of a deputy gang investigation. And a test conducted on the drinking water at child-care centers in California has shown that 1 in 4 of the conducted tests contains dangerous amounts of lead.

Might a 3rd Party "No Labels" ticklet help Trump beat Biden in 2024? Handel entertains the idea and explores what it might take to oust the sitting President seeking another term. Then, Mo Kelly joins the show for another edition of Musins with Mo! He and BIll talk about how 'the show must go on,' as the Tony Awards Broadcast has been given the green light to proceed after the striking Writers' Union agrees to allow it. And The Bachelor: Senior Citizen is finally airing this Fall!

The "Safety Net for All Workers" Act would provide unemployed illegal immigrants $300 per week paid by state funds; Californians are saying it "makes no sense." A sorority is suing their University over having to admit a Trans woman who "got aroused in their company." And Dr. Jim Keany, Co-Director of the ER at Mission Hospital in Mission Viejo joins the show for some Medical News!