Bill Handel on the averted government shutdown and an update on infrastructure with ABC News Correspondent Faith Abubey. Governor Gavin Newsom is signing police reform measures - here's what you need to know. Health care workers, once saluted, are now receiving threats.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. Joined by Jennifer Jones Lee, the duo provide updates on news topics that include: 3 firefighters were injured while battling massive warehouse fire in Carson, California's reservoirs are so dry that residents could face restrictions next year, and the vote was delayed - Democrats struggle to save Biden's $3.5 trillion Infrastructure Bill.

Bill Handel on California outlawing the all-white-male boardroom and how the move is reshaping corporate America. And speaking of corporate America, there's a problem when it comes to corporate "values." Is it ever OK to get stoned with a client? More questions answered when it comes to marijuana and the workplace. And a deaf man in Colorado is suing the police after he was arrested for not complying.

Bill Handel hosts Rod Pyle for this week's edition of 'Cool Space News,' where the two talk about Jeffrey Bezos' Blue Origin, 3D-printed rocket engines and how scientists are working to make travel to Mars cheaper. Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick join Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News, where the trio discuss news topics that include: Americans are deeply divided over Biden's vaccine mandate, Governor Gavin Newsom will sign a bill that enables the return of seized Bruce's Beach to the descendants of the original Black owners, and LAPD officers broke policy in shootings at Paramount Pictures in downtown, a panel rules.

Bill Handel on Democrats moving to avert the Government shutdown as the deadline looms, and what actually happens when the government shuts down. Also, how did Florida fall behind California in the battle of COVID-19? Speaking of the battle with COVID, the Delta variant upended California's economic outlook - from 'sizzling to ho-hum.'

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel and is accompanied by Jennifer Jones Lee. The two provide updates on news topics that include: Congress is moving to avert a partial government shutdown ahead of the midnight deadline, the L.A. City Council has delayed the vote on their COVID vaccine proof mandate for indoor restaurants, gyms and malls, and a judge has suspended Britney Spears' father from her conservatorship.

Bill Handel on people attempting to have religious exemption when it comes to getting the vaccine might have a hard time doing so. The House Whisperer Dean Sharp joins Bill for this week's edition of Handel and the House Whisperer, as the two talk about fire season and the best ways to get prepared before it's too late.

Bill Handel on the secret war over Pentagon aid in fighting wildfires and processing delays leaving thousands of visa lottery winners in limbo just days before the deadline. Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join in for the Late Edition of Handel on the News. The three of them talk about news topics that include: A Government shutdown and debt default loom as Congress scrambles to reach a deal on the spending bill, thousands of L.A. school employees and students remain unvaccinated as deadlines approach, and YouTube is cracking down on anti-vax misinformation.

Bill Handel on Gabby Petito's parents urging Brian Laundrie to come forward. Britney Spears's conservatorship hearing updates. And Congress is close to passing paid family and medical leave: what does that mean for you?

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. He and Jennifer Jones Lee talk about pertinent news topics that include: Los Angeles is considering sweeping COVID vaccine mandates for restaurants, gyms, malls and salons, nearly 600 United Airlines employees face termination for failing to comply with the company's vaccine mandate, and Gabby Petito's father says all missing people deserve the same attention.