Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel. California legislature has killed crime bills - Wayne explains. Republicans are blaming the bank collapse on 'wokeness' and the Silicon Valley Bank used former McCarthy staffers to weaken the regulations lobby. National consumer rage is widespread and now customers are seeking revenge. And teachers within the LAUSD are planning a 3-day strike - Wayne unpacks their demands.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel and is joined by Jennifer Jones Lee for Wayne on the News. The two talk about stories that include:A new atmospheric river is bringing heavy rain to SoCal today, 7 people have been rescued from the San Gabriel River, with 1 still missing, and the government is racing to reassure the U.S. that the banking system is safe.

Wayne Resnick, in for Bill, discusses the banking crisis and the impact of the recent collapses as Wall Street braces for more. Lie detectors haven't really ever been good at detecting the truth. Why Tennessee's law limiting drag performances might violate the 1st Amendment. And one final look at last night's Academy Awards, as some were missing from the 'In Memoriam' segment and Jamie Lee Curtis called out the Academy.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel. ABC's Entertainment Reporter Jason Nathanson joins the show to reflect on last night's 95th Annual Academy Awards. More consequences of the storms are coming to light as officials reportedly knew that the Pajaro levee would ultimately fail but took no action. Surge pricing continues to expand - Wayne explains what's happening. And a California bill would prohibit K9 units from using force on people.

Wayne Resnick is in for Bill Handel and is accompanied by Jennifer Jones Lee for Wayne on the News! Jimmy Kimmel joked about Will Smith slapping Chris Rock and roasted other celebrities at last night's 95th Annual Academy Awards. Michelle Yeoh won the Best Actress in a Feature Film Award, making Oscar history. And residents in Valinda have finally returned home after being displaced for 2 days while an armed suspect was barricaded in a neighboring home.

Following the crazy high-speed pursuit last night, KFI's own Steve Gregory joins the show to share all of the information we have regarding the suspect and the sequence of events in their arrest. Steve also previews an all-new episode of 'Unsolved', airing tomorrow night at 7PM PST right here on KFI. The Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra is back for Foodie Friday! He and Bill discuss some cheap basic foods you could stock up on in case of an emergency, Reese's calling its new peanut butter cups 'plant based' and McDonalds expanding its chicken sandwich lineup.

There's another storm moving through Southern California, and mountain communities are bracing for more issues. Los Angeles is losing population to other cities in California - which ones? KFI News Reporter Corbin Carson joins the show to talk about California suing Huntington Beach over affordable housing. And Elon Musk is planning his own utopia...welcome to Snailbrook, Texas.

Wayne Resnick and Jason Middleton accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Another storm is headed for SoCal and is bringing potential for flooding as a significant snowmelt is expected. An 81-year-old stuck in a snowbank survived nearly a week on croissants and candy. And a newborn baby has been found inside of a restroom trash can at a gas station in Fullerton.

KFI Anchor, Host and Business Expert Jason Middleton is in for Business Time! Jason previews the anticipated jobs report, talks about Jerome Powell's shift in messaging regarding a potential interest rate hike and the Justice Department suing to block the JetBlue / Spirit Airlines merger. Mo Kelly comes on for Musings with Mo - he and Handel discuss the Oscars, the WWE considering allowing betting on scripted matches, and Chris Rock's Live Netflix Special.

Steve Gregory joins the show to share all of the information he has thus far regarding the 3 LAPD officers that were shot yesterday; the suspect is dead. Residents continue to be found dead in the San Bernardino Mountains, and the San Bernardino County Sheriff is responding by calling out the criticism of his storm response. And our help to Ukraine has revealed cracks in America's manufacturing might.