A new debate has arisen regarding the LAPD's role in traffic enforcement. And speaking of the LAPD, the search has widened regarding the source of the racist audio leak from City Hall. New details are coming out on the crazy case in New Mexico where a losing candidate targeting his rivals with gunfire. And a suburb in Arizona had their water turned off...what gives?

Jason Middleton and Jennifer Jones Lee accompany Bill for Handel on the News! Some of the stories they discuss include: Tulare County Sheriff Mike Bourdreaux originally blamed the execution of a 10-month-old on the Mexican Cartel, but then backtracked. The family of Keenan Anderson is calling for LAPD reform after his wrongful death, and a helicopter crash near Kyiv has killed 18 and injuring 30 others; one of the victims includes Ukrainian Minister Denis Monastyrsky.

KFI's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro joins the show for an all-new edition of 'Tech Tuesday'. There's a problem with TikTok many fear are irreversible and it's impacting the current generation, and probably generations to come. And a look at the happiest jobs in America, and they're not what you'd expect!

Californians approved a whole heap of money for water storage in hopes to combat this drought and any that would arise in the future - why hasn't it been built yet? Also, a look at San Francisco's bold reparations plan. KFI's newest host Joel Larsgaard joins the show to talk about his new show 'How To Money', airing Sundays from 12-2pm. And there's a new workout available to those electrifying enough to give it a spark.

Jennifer Jones Lee accompanies Bill for Handel on the News! With Wayne on vacation, the two discuss news topics that include: As the devastating storms subside, officials caution Californians to stay vigilant, President Biden will visit hard-hit areas in California on Thursday, and potholes caused by the storms have left drivers looking for repairs.

As more classified documents continue to be found at President Biden's home in Delaware, Republicans and Democrats are at odds in the blame game. College admissions are in limbo as the Supreme Court contemplates ending affirmative action. And the declining birth rate in the U.S. has provoked concern as newer generations choose celibacy.

As storms continue to slam Southern California, Handel examines whether this might be the new normal. On this Martin Luther King Jr. National Holiday, we remember the civil rights activist and reflect on the impact he had on the world while he was in it, and continues to have long afterward. Airlines are resurrecting ancient jumbo jets to meet demand for passengers seeking first and business class treatment. And speaking of airplanes, travelers with allergies are fighting for early boarding access.

Jennifer Jones Lee accompanies Bill for Handel on the News! The two discuss pertinent news topics that include: California braces for one final round of storms as officials assess the damage, cleanup is underway after a massive tree crushed dozens of cars in Woodland Hills, and because of the large influx of rain, California's reservoirs have seen major rises.

LAUSD has finally begun replacing the cardboard they've served for school lunches for decades with options that will make you wish you were back in middle school. Lisa Marie Presley, singer and daughter of Elvis and Priscilla Presley, has passed away at the age of 54 - we remember her. And Neil Saavedra joins the show for an all-new edition of 'Foodie Friday'! He and Bill talk about Girl Scout Cookie Season, five foods that should never be put in your air fryer (you should have one by now) and ESPN reveals a new...food item?

ABC News Consultant and former counterterrorism coordinator at the Department of Homeland Security John Cohen joins the show to address the recent issues regarding classified information, and what to do when the mishandling of classified information becomes dangerous. The George Santos escapades continue, but there's a way the scandal could ultimately end. And might California's drought be over? Everything you need to know about rain, snow, reservoirs and the drought.