Steve Gregory joins the show to talk more about the seizure of 12,000 suspected fentanyl pills that were stuffed inside candy boxes at LAX. Steve also previews an all-new episode of the hit-show Unsolved, airing tomorrow night at 8PM right here on KFI. Jason Middleton joins Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News.

Los Angeles is losing more affordable housing than it's gaining, and the two candidates for Mayor are making baseless promises. Might Pasadena be the next city to adopt rent control? It's up to the voters. An already diminished Britain is now having to search for a new Prime Minister just months after appointing a new one. And Luna is running for Los Angeles County Sheriff as the anti-Villanueva, but will it work?

KFI News Anchor and business expert Jason Middleton joins Handel for a fresh edition of Business News. More and more companies are charging employees for job training if they quit. And luxury busses becoming the way to travel in the future?

The United States has viewed the wreckage of the kamikaze drones being used by Russia in Ukraine. All of the men in Moscow have seemingly disappeared after President Putin enacts Martial Law. And Jennifer Jones Lee accompanies Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News.

The public health workforce got an infusion of money during the pandemic, but was it enough? Also, why do labs keep making dangerous viruses? In California's television multiverse, there are two separate elections taking place. And Kevin de Leon has finally spoken, announcing he will not be resigning as the Council President says that his apology simply isn't enough.

Jennifer Jones Lee joins Bill for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The two discuss news topics that include: Kevin de Leon says he will not resign from L.A. City Council amind controversy, the Uvalde School Superintendent abruptly retired on Wednesday night, and British Prime Minister Liz Truss has retired in what will go down as the shortest stint in history.

A look into ADHD, long COVID and the future of prescription video games (you read that right). Also, the rise of what's being referred to as 'sleep tourism'. Dean Sharp joins the show for a fresh edition of Handel & The House Whisperer, where he and Bill talk more holiday home prep, and how to prepare to have large gatherings in small spaces.

Parents want more security in their kids' schools, but student activists push back as the debate continues. Democrats aren't using a defense against Republicans' soft-on-crime attacks, but which defense might that be? Jennifer Jones Lee joins Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News.

Might the new wave of stimulus checks be contributing to inflation? Iran and Russia built an alliance on their hostility toward the U.S., and now their kamikaze drones embody that hatred. Paul Flores has been found guilty for the murder of Cal Poly freshman Kristin Smart and his father has been acquitted. And new LA City Council President Krekorian aims to restore trust in City Hall following the racism scandal that has protestors up in arms.

Jennifer Jones Lee accompanies Bill for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The two of them discuss news topics that include: The Los Angeles City Council has chosen a new President, Paul Flores was found guilty of murdering Cal Poly freshman Kristin Smart, and the LA County has approved a $32M settlement over the death of 10-year-old Anthony Avalos.