The Bill Handel Show

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. Homeless numbers continue to rise, jumping 9% in the Los Angeles County and 10&% in the city alone. Texas has been able to shrink its homeless problem - why don't we look into adopting their methods? Then, the Supreme Court made some decisions today - Wayne unpacks them all, from affirmative action to student loan debt forgiveness.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel and is joined by Jason Middleton for some Wayne on the News! Homelessness continues to soar, jumping 9% in the Los Angeles County and 10% in the city alone. A U.S. attorney is alleging that LA County discriminated against disabled persons at voting centers. And a looming strike poses a challnge for LA Mayor Karen Bass at a homeless housing hotel.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. Dean of Berkeley Law Erwin Chemerinsky comes on the show to share his insight on the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn affirmative action in schools. Google violated its standards in ad deals, research has found. Host of “Later, with Mo Kelly” joins Wayne to discuss Newsom and lawmakers cutting a grand deal for Hollywood, what happened to The Flash, whether Comic Con is in crisis, and if it’s time to boycott Netflix.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel. Law enforcement is using unorthodox strategies in a quest to find Kristin Smart’s body, the last piece of an enduring mystery. The Supreme Court has rejected affirmative action in schools. Barred from grocery stores by facial recognition, how easy is it to fool A.I detection tools? Wayne talks about California trying and failing to ban for-profit ICE detention centers and KFI’s Jason Middleton joins the show to discuss different forms of recession.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel and is joined by Jason Middleton for Wayne on the News! The Justice Department has charged 78 people with $2.5 billion in healthcare fraud. Rose Bowl 4th of July fireworks show only open to those who buy tickets to MLS soccer game. Amtrak train derails after ramming truck in Moorpark, 15 were taken to the hospital.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. Find out why Americans buy guns. In-office work is a threat to cybersecurity, and Wayne is joined by The House Whisperer Dean Sharp to talk about new life for older homes. He explains best practices for getting rid of “builder-grade,” eliminating the effects of expedience, and how to update outdated engineering.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel. Private Insurance and government programs are driving up healthcare costs. Wayne is joined by KFI’s Jason Middleton to briefly talk about why Bidenomics is getting no love from voters. Solar panels could save California, but they will hurt the desert and lastly, goodbye to Ozempic.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel and is joined by Jason Middleton for Wayne on the News! DWP to halt water and power shut-offs during extreme weather. San Bernardino police confiscate 45,000 pounds of illegal fireworks. Judge in Trump case denies government's motion to shield potential witnesses.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. Rich DeMuro is back for 'Tech Tuesday'! An injured hiker used a new iPhone sattelite help feature - Rich explains how the technology works and how to see if your phone has it. Then, there's a website that's allowing pool owners to rent out their pools and it's now expanding to include pickleball and tennis courts. And Rich has been using an app called 1 second every day to document 1 second of every day, everyday. The state of California is determined to increase the minimum wage for fast food workers, and may have found a way around leaving it up to the voters. And it's possible, as unfortunate as it may be, to review-bomb a book before it's even published, and that's a problem; Wayne explains.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel. California's hated electri bills will soon be based on our individual income, but will it work? Then, Wayne briefly talks about Moore v. Harper, and how it could impact the future of our elections here in America. And states are beginning to weaken their child labor restrictions, just 8 decades after the U.S. government took kids out of the workforce entirely. A shortage of bilingual teachers is threatening the goal of having a multilingual California. And speaking of California, more prisoners in the Golden State are requesting gender-affirming health care, including surgeries and procedures.