Bill Handel hosts KFI News Reporter and Host of the new show 'Unsolved' on KFI Saturday's from 8pm - 10pm, Steve Gregory. The two talk about what listeners can expect to hear on Episode 3 airing this Saturday. Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News. The trio discusses news topics that include: The House has passed the $1.75 Trillion Biden plan that funds universal pre-K, Medicare expansion and renewable energy credits, the FDA has authorized the VOCID booster shots for all adults, and while President Biden has his routine colonoscopy, power is transferred to Vice President Harris.

Bill Handel is joined by ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan who is in Kenosha, Wisconsin as we await the verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. And airplane fights are surging, but the industry wants to stop them before the holidays. Is the company you work for secretly monitoring your work at home? It's becoming a more common practice as workers transition away from the office. And do you want to quit your job but can't right now? Here are some ways to cope while you plan your next steps.

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: All California adults can now make appointments for their COVID vaccine booster shots, Mexico is sending some minor to California for their COVID vaccine, and the Kyle Rittenhouse trial awaits a verdict as an MSNBC producer that followed the jury's bus got the entire network banned from coverage.

Bill Handel talks about how American's public servants are facing a wave of threats - "We are going to make you beg for mercy." And there's a simple antidote when it comes to inflation. Mo Kelly joins the back half of the show for 'Entertainment News' where he and Handel talk about the new Spiderman: No Way Home trailer and Adele's latest album set to release.

Bill Handel hosts KFI News Reporter Steve Gregory, where the two talk about Sheriff Villanueva's battle with the MTA regarding abolishing all police on mass transit. Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News. The three of them discuss news topics that include: President Biden has asked for a probe into potential 'illegal conduct' regarding the rise of gas prices, the White House is offering billions of dollars in aid for winter heat and utility bills, and Ahmaud Arbery's shooter is back on the stand as Black Pastors plan a rally.

Bill Handel talks about the man who fatally shot Ahamaud Arbery, as he described the situation as a 'life or death' encounter'. Also, the two men convicted of killing Malcom X will be exonerated after two decades. And companies are offering their employees perks like never before as they're bending over backwards to keep their workers from quitting.

Bill Handel is joined by Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The three of them talk about news topics that include: The armed prowler has been taken into custody after the manhunt in a Lake View Terrace neighborhood, 77 L.A. city employees have lost their pay after refusing to sign the vaccine mandate notice, and LAUSD plans to loosen its COVID requirements on weekly testing and masking.

Bill Handel talks about Chuck E. Cheese and their challenge with making a 44-year-old animatronic rodent appealing to kids today. Also, when it comes to setting ground rules for the holidays, are you prepared to have the important conversations regarding COVID and vaccines? Dean Sharp joins Bill for this week's edition of Handel and The House Whisperer, where the two talk about Holiday decor.

Bill Handel talks about remote workers having the worst of both worlds when it comes to Zoom'ing from the office. Worker-owned food co-ops are suddenly hot in the rise and grind era, Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News. The three of them discuss news topics that include: The U.S. is offering billions of dollars to boost COVID-19 vaccine production, the definition of 'fully-vaccinated' is changing from two doses to three when it comes to COVID-19, and drug overdose deaths have now topped 100,000 annually for the first time ever, and is being driven by fentanyl.

Bill Handel explains how the jury was narrowed down in the Kyle Rittenhouse case. And while the Rittenhouse verdict awaits, a man shot by a Kenosha police officer heals slowly. California has a plan to clear the homeless camps, but will it work? And the city of Los Angeles bids farewell to Staples Center as the building gets a new name - Crypto.com Arena. The name change will take effect Christmas Day.