Bill Handel spearheads the first half of the hour and talks about why companies are hiring but no one is getting hired, as well as the real reason why people are making different decisions when it comes to COVID-19 risk. Wayne takes over for the bottom half of the hour and talks about the number of Americans working from home and the nut industry...in a nutshell.

Bill Handel hosts KTLA's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro for this week's edition of 'Tech Tuesday,' where the two discuss the latest software update available now for the iPhone, iOS15, Farmer's Insurance's new robot dog they'll be deploying to assess damage following an earthquake, and the electric car wave coming to take over the Los Angeles Auto Show. Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Handel for the Late Edition of Handel on the News, where the trio covers news topics that include: President Biden gave a speech outside of the U.N. to the general assembly, the White House is looking into footage of Border Patrol agents on horseback confronting Haitian Immigrants, and Jo Lasorda, widow of Dodgers' Hall of Famer Tommy Lasorda, has passed away at the age of 91.

Bill Handel on the complicated answer behind the death of Gabby Petito. Disneyland is being sued amid reports of homelessness and food insecurity among Cast Members. George Holliday, who videotaped the Los Angeles beating of Rodney King, has died of COVID-19 related complications. And Cops are handing out 'not reaching pouches,' but Twitter is referring to them as 'don't murder me bags.'

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel. He's joined by Jennifer Jones Lee to provide updates on news topics that include: Johnson & Johnson says their COVID booster shot is 94% effective in the U.S. when given two months after their first dose, CA's COVID case rate is now the lowest in the U.S., and COVID has killed about as many Americans as the flu pandemic of 1918-1919.

Bill Handel is back in studio and talks about how the residents of Del Rio are feeling the impact of the migrant crisis. Popularly known as an old rivalry, Gavin Newsom vs. Kamala Harris assumes new proportion as the Democratic party evaluates its 2024 bid and beyond. Wayne Resnick steps in for the back half of the hour to talk about coyotes transporting migrants over the Mexican border, and boxed wine.

Bill Handel is back! As the House returns, Democrats face hard choices on Biden's infrastructure mega-bill. Threats against Congress members are going through the roof, changing the job and leading many to reconsider their position. Wayne Resnick and Amy King join Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News, where the trio provide updates on news topics that include: The United States will ease its travel restrictions for foreign visitors who are vaccinated against COVID, in an update on the Gabby Petito case, a note was left on fiance Brian Laundrie's car after her disappearance, and an 87-year-old woman's body was found in a refrigerator in Riverside; her daughter has been detained.

Bill Handel is back in studio! ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joins the show to provide some updates on the Gabby Petito case as her remains are believed to have been found. The search for her boyfriend continues. A new COVID testing model aims to spare students from quarantine. And employers say 'ghosting coasting' is a growing problem, but workers have their reasons for walking away from a job.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel and is joined by Amy King to provide updates on news topics that include: Pfizer says its COVID vaccine is safe and generates robust immune response in kids ages 5-11, Gabby Petito's remains appear to have been found in Wyoming as the search for her boyfriend continues, and firefighters are working diligently to protect a grove of giant sequoias as the KNP Complex Fire intensifies.

Bill Handel is back in for the first half of the hour! He talks about Tammy Faye Baker, an unlikely ally in the AIDs crisis. Also, now that civilian space travel is inching closer to a reality for many, how will companies capitalize on the money to be made from things going into space and returning to earth? Wayne steps back in for the last half of the house and talks about how doctors are prescribing better eating habits for some and also, adults are throwing temper tantrums in public at a rapid rate.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel for the first half of the hour. There's a $700 billion gimmick at the center of Biden's tax plan. And a father is suing to get the bullet back that killed his son 17 years ago. Bill takes over for the Super Segment Late Edition of Handel on the News and is joined by Michael Crozier and Wayne Resnick to provide updates on news topics that include: The FDA has struck a cautious tone ahead of their COVID vaccine booster meeting, police are looking into a "potential connection" between Gabby Petito's disappearance and the killing of 2 women at the same campsite where she and her fiance stayed, and a proposed law places a $10k bounty on sexual abusers, which takes a jab at Texas' abortion "bounty hunters."