Bill Handel, Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee discuss trending news topics that include: The FDA has authorized the first breath test for COVID-19 infections, California has delayed its student COVID-19 vaccine mandate, and the Dodgers' offense came alive last night against the Cincinnati Reds as they played their first game of the season at Chavez Ravine.

Bill Handel talks about Sheriff Alex Villanueva's ultimatum given on transit policing, as he threatens to reassign deputies. Gen Z is spending half of its waking hours on a screen; what the means for Hollywood. And Mo Kelly joins the show for this week's edition of Movies, Music and Mo! He and Handel talk about the passing of comic legend Gilbert Gottfried, the Fantastic Beasts dilemma regarding Johnny Depp, and what exactly is happening between Depp and wife Amber Heard.

Bill Handel hosts ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett to break down the New York subway shooter's possible motives. Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News. The three discuss news topics that include: Police activity prompts a 405 freeway closure through the Sepulveda pass, Frank James allegedly conducted a test run in Brooklyn a day before the shooting, and Gavin Newsom and lawmakers are haggling over a plan for relief from CA's high gas prices.

Bill Handel on the suspect involved in the shooting of 10 and injuries of 16 in a Brooklyn subway on Tuesday being arrested. Gasoline remains expensive even though oil prices have dropped. California has unveiled a proposal to ban new gasoline-fueled cars. And the military wants 'robot ships' to replace sailors in battle.

Bill Handel is joined by Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The three of them discuss news topics that include: The suspect wanted in the Brooklyn subway attack was arrested after tipping off the police to his location, LA Sheriff Villanueva has threatened to pull all deputies off of their Metro patrols if not given full authority of security, and a store owner shot a girl who was waiting to take a photo with the Easter bunny while firing at shoplifters.

Bill Handel talks of the hubris and isolation that led Vladimir Putin to misjudge Ukraine. Also, Arizona Iced Tea cans stay $.99 in the middle of record-setting inflation - but how? Dean Sharp joins the back half of the hour for this week's edition of Handel and The House Whisperer, where he and Handel highlight some 'new stuff' for your home.

Bill Handel takes a look at the legal jeopardy Hunter Biden is in. Also, why people choose to be buried at sea. Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News. The three discuss news topics that include: Police are on the hunt for a gunman who wounded 10 people in a New York subway yesterday, the Polish and Baltic presidents are headed to Ukraine to show support, and President Biden will unveil five new judicial nominees, bringing the total to 90.

Bill Handel on the identification of the person of interest in the Brooklyn, New York subway shooting yesterday. He also explains why inflation is so high and gives some perspective as to when it might ease. And peaking back into the war between Russia and Ukraine - what will be the U.S.'s long-term policy toward Russia moving forward?

Bill Handel is joined by Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. A young girl was shot while getting ready to take pictures with the Easter Bunny, dozens were injured after a gunman opened fire on a Brooklyn subway as police seek a 'person of interest' who rented a van nearby, and police have identified an additional suspect in the Sacramento shooting.

Bill Handel, with Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick, listen live as a press conference is given in New York after events transpired this morning that lead to the injuries of 16 people, 10 of which suffered gunshot wounds.