A mass shooting in Nashville at a K-12 school has left 6 dead, along with the shooter. ABC's Jordana Miller joins the show live from Jerusalem, Israel, where Prime Minister Netanyahu is delaying the judicial overhaul of the government following mass protests. And California lawmakers have approved Governor Gavin Newsom's oil bill...but it won't mean lower gas prices are on the horizon.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The shooter in Nashville who killed 6 had maps drawn and had done surveillance on the school prior to acting on their plans. Three students aged 9 years old and three adults, one of whom was a top school official, were killed at Covenant Elementary School, according to the police.

Millions of people are being asked to return to work as the 'work from home' era seemingly concludes...or does it? The pandemic changed our city streets, turning them into outdoor dining facilities, and now people want to make those changes permanent; a fight may be on the horizon. And Wayne Resnick is back for 'Do They Have A Case?' where he presents Handel with a couple of situations that were brought to the court, and Bill determines whether the case is legitimate and if so, which direction the court went with their outcome.

Now that a tentative agrreement has been reached between the LAUSD and the Unions, Handel breaks down what the settlement actually means. And on the topic of unions, can the United Farm Workers Union rise again? You won't believe the cost of 'affordable housing' in Los Angeles. And a look at a story coming out of San Francisco where The Little Free Library is causing quite the stir.

Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The LAUSD and Unions have agreed on a "historic" tentative deal after the three-day strike last week that closed schools. California has lifted its target for 15% water conservation as yet another storm approaches. And the L.A. police union has filed a lawsuit demanding the takedown of a 'killer cop' website over concerns that its content incites violence against officers.

KFI News Reporter and 'Unsolved' host Steve Gregory joins the show to talk about how the LAPD Union has filed a complaint against the Chief over a database leak. Murders against homeless in Los Angeles are way up. And Steve gives an 'Unsolved' preview as this week's episode is the season finale! And Neil Saavedra is back for Foodie Friday. There's a lawsuit that's accusing Buffalo Wild Wings of serving boneless wings that aren't wings, Neil shares his experience at the Disney Food & Wine Festival, and 2 restaurants in LA have been added to the Michelin star guide.

From LAUSD to fast-food workers, everyone is demanding higher wages and better benefits (or just benefits in general). The Los Angeles County has given the 'ok' to reform the probation department. There are new liver transplant rules that are being criticized, as wasted organs reach a record high. And the FTC wants to make it easier for you to cancel those subscriptions that are way too easy to start.

Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News. LAUSD classes are set to resume today as the 3-day worker and faculty strike concludes; still no deal. A couple in SoCal is being accused of intentionally causing car crashes posted on their YouTube channel. And while you were asleep, the U.S. carried out airstrikes in Syria after a suspected Iranian drone killed an American contractor and wounded 5 U.S. service members.

KFI Anchor, Host and Business Expert Jason Middleton joins the show for Business Time! The Fed hiked interest rates by a quarter of a percent, a look at the banking situation, layoffs in big tech and there's quite a bit of artificial intelligence news out there... Mo Kelly is back for Musings with Mo. He and Bill talk about celebrities getting nailed for promoting Cryto without disclosing their promotions as advertisements. Also, music lovers are complaining about ticket prices, and they're finding a solution to the expense.

KFI's Blake Troli reports in Live from Montabello, CA. where a tornado (yes, a tornado) damaged structures and homes yesterday. With LAUSD strikers set to return to work tomorrow, another walkout may be on the horizon. The Supreme Court is pondering a case relating to poop and Jack Daniels Whiskey. And now three years since the pandemic struck, did COVID-19 win?