Mark Ridley-Thomas has been found guilty of bribery and fraud involving benefits for his son in exchange for lucrative county contracts. And Bill revisits the Trump indictment, as the charges won't nullify him from the Presidential race next year but could ultimately make his re-election bid harder. And Neil Saavedra is back for 'Foodie Friday'! iHop is bringing back a popular food item and its largest menu overhaul to date, baseball is back and there's a ton of new food options at stadiums, Cup Noodles has a new, strange product, and Pop Tarts have announced a new flavor with a sweater to match!

Former president Donald Trump has been indicted - what happens next and what will the implications be, if any? California District Attorney Gascon's own prosecutors are lining up to take his job. And a story about a 9-year-old 4H student that changed her mind about slaughtering a goat up in Shasta County, CA.

Wayne Resnick and Jason Middleton (in for Jennifer Jones Lee) accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Former President Donald Trump has been indicted by the Manhattan Grand Jury on more than 30 counts related to business fraud. What happens next in court after Trump's indictment? Mark Ridley-Thomas is facing years in prison after his corruption conviction. And Biden's officials have condemned 'in the strongest possible terms' Russia's detention of U.S. journalist Evan Gershkovich from The Wall Street Journal.

KFI Anchor, Business Expert and Host Jason Middleton joins The Bill Handel Show for an all-new edition of MACRO. Three hundred million jobs are at risk as artificial intelligence continues to grow in popularity and capability. Then, a look at eggs and the exponential profits the industry has experienced during these inflated cost times. Then, Mo Kelly returns for Musings with Mo! He and Bill talk about how young moviegoers are more likely to pay more for good seats (and concessions), and Jeremy Renner's first interview post-accident with Diane Sawyer.

California District Attorney George Gascon has annouced charges being filed against the CHP officers involved in the death of a motorist under the influence of methamphetamine. Newport Beach is battling against 'fraction home ownership'; what is it and what's the issue with it? The Class of 2023 is facing an uncertain job market. And examining Rupert Murdoch vs. former President Donald Trump.

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Seven CHP officers have been charged in the death of an L.A. motorist - his death was caught on video. A police pursuit ended with a crash in downtown Los Angeles, hospitalizing four. And the man who led Seal Beach poluce on a chase before it ended in a deadly crash was wanted by federal authorities.

The California Reparations Task Force intends to meet today and tomorrow - what will they be discussing? Also, former Vice President Mike Pence must testify in the Trump / Stormy Daniels case. Dean Sharp is back for Handel & The House Whisperer, and today, the two are talking aboutj wood decks and patio furniture because what better to talk about on a rainy day in SoCal?!

A bill that would punish fentanyl dealers has failed in the California Senate, and it's not the first time. Colleges are struggling with enrollments, but California's UC system has a solution. Sellers are getting creative to cut deals before the 'mansion tax' takes effect. And owners of a Toyota Prius are feeling the pain over the widespread catalytic converter thefts.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. A man has died after jumping from a stolen California Highway Patrol cruiser during a pursuit. A driver with a baby in the car lead police on a chase that ended in a crash in Long Beach, killing 1 and injuring 8 others. And SoCal's next storm has arrived and will persist through tomorrow.

KFI's tech reporter Rich DeMuro is back for 'Tech Tuesday'! He and Handel talk about big changes coming to Twitter and Uber Eats cracking down on too many virtual brands being made available to its customers. Then, Bill circles back to the Nashville shooting that killed 6 innocent people, and how America has a unique gun problem that may never go away.