Bill Handel is accompanied by Laila Muhammad, in for Jen, for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The two discuss news topics that include: Southwest Airline CEO says he is 'truly sorry' about all of the flight cancellations, a cold winter storm is bringing rain and snow to SoCal today and tomorrow, and the Supreme Court has ordered the Title 42 border restrictions to remain in place.

Bill Handel examines the many generations living among each other, ranging from Boomers to Gen Z, and what they all can learn from being around each other at work. Everyone hates billionaires - Handel elaborates. And a look at one of Handel's favorite restaurants: The Cheesecake Factory, and why it's too big to fail while defying the restaurant industry's rules for success.

Bill Handel explains what Title 42 is and what its end could mean for the border and migration as it's set to expire tomorrow. GOP Republic-elect George Santos has admitted to lying about his college and work history - what didn't he lie about? Jason Middleton accompanies Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News.

Bill Handel is joined by ABC's Jim Ryan to talk about how drones are posing problems for prison wardens as inmates have found a new way to smuggle in items. Psychedelic therapy drugs may soon become legal, but who's going to administer them? The pandemic altered the restaurant industry as we know it. And mass Southwest Airline cancellations have stranded travelers and is causing chaos at SoCal airports.

Bill Handel is accompanied by Jason Middleton, in for Jennifer Jones Lee, for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The duo discuss news topics that include: Southwest Airlines has apparently cancelled all departing SoCal flights through December 31st, a storm system is set to bring several days of rain to SoCal starting today, and President Biden has issued an emergency declaration in western New York as the winter storm death toll reaches 28.

BIll Handel is back, and he finally bought an EV! He shares which one he chose and how this was the year that electric vehicles finally outgrew Tesla. A TikTok ban might be on the horizon - good luck telling a young person they can't use their favorite app anymore. And companies are starting to stick their nose in places they shouldn't be, and today we're focusing in on fitness challenges.

The landmark January 6th report has concluded that former President Donald Trump intentionally mislead and provoked insurrectionists - Handel unpacks the ramifications. Jason Middleton, in for Jennifer Jones Lee, accompanies Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News.

Asylum seekers are gathering at the U.S. - Mexico Border - Handel explains why. As applications fall, Police Departments are attempting to lure recruits and transfers with bonuses and attention. A psychic on TikTok is now being sued by the professor they're accusing for having murdered the 4 students in Idaho. And a look at how the new spending bill could affect your retirement.

Bill Handel is back in the saddle and is joined by Jason Middleton, in for Jennifer Jones Lee, for the Early Edition of Handel on the News! Wayne is filling in for Gary and Shannon all of this week. Bill and Jason discuss news topics that include: Raid is back in the forecast for SoCal this week and into next, extreme cold and travel chaos plagued Christmas weekend as woes from the deadly storm continue, and busloads of migrants were dropped off in front of Vice President Kamala Harris's DC home on Christmas Eve.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel one last time in 2022. A Christmas movie became a classic by mistake - Wayne divulges which one it is and how it happened. The $25 gift card rules Christmas this year, and it's largely due to inflation. The Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra joins the show for an all-new edition of 'Foodie Friday'. He and Wayne talk about the most common holiday cooking mistake(s) and a massive half-pound piece of cereal.