Bill Handel is joined by Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The three of them discuss news topics that include: Governor Gavin Newsom has made an appearance after a near 2-week absence from the public eye, an investigation is underway after a report of officers attending a vaccine-mandate protest surfaced, and Travis Scott's rowdy past at concerts is raising red flags in Astroworld Festival lawsuits.

Bill Handel talks about why millions of job seekers aren't getting hired in this hot job market. The Supreme Court is faced with a decision - does it love religious liberty more than the death penalty? Scientists are fighting a new source of COVID vaccine misinformation, and his name is Aaron Rodgers. And there's a newspaper that plans to cut back on print with intentions of training its readers to use iPads instead - will it work?

Bill Handel hosts KTLA 5's Tech Guy Rich DeMuro for this week's edition of 'Tech Tuesday'. He and Handel talk about a new scam where hackers are using bots to trick people, Google's new feature that will compare a photo of your pet to a famous work of art, and robots are starting to take over at fast food restaurants. 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: COVID-19 hospitalizations are rising in parts of California, a security guard has stabbed a man during an altercation over a mask at a supermarket in Santa Monica, CA., and the LAPD has issued a warning over follow-home robberies amid an uptick in violent incidents.

Bill Handel talks about the UN tackling twin climate threats while California continues to struggle with its own climate issues. Congress has mandated new car technology to put the brakes on drunk driving. Schools are restructuring the grading system as the rates of failing and barely-passing students continue to rise. And Conservatives are pushing for audits on school libraries as some contain racially-charged verbiage.

Bill Handel is joined by Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The trio discusses news topics that include: Thousands are protesting the COVID-19 vaccine mandate as L.A.'s verification rules kick in, LAUSD is being sued over their COVID-19 employee vaccination mandate, and fast-food workers are set to strike in L.A. and statewide over their alleged unsafe work conditions.

Bill Handel talks about the challenges America faces when it comes to fixing policing, and it starts with the country's gun problem. And Pomona defunded their school police - now they're coming back after shooting took place on campus. Wayne Resnick joins Handel for this week's edition of Do They Have a Case.

Bill Handel talks about the Senate passing a $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill as President Biden is handed a bipartisan victory. And California condors almost went extinct until scientists realized they could reproduce without a male bird. 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: Restaurants, bars, gyms and movie theaters will now need to implement the strict vaccine proof mandate, Oroville City Council has voted to declare independence from COVID, and rapper Travis Scott will refund every attendee from his Astroworld concert event after the tragic deaths of 8 fans.

Bill Handel talks chaos at rapper Travis Scott's Astroworld music event. International travel rules are changing today alongside the vaccine mandate to be inside businesses. California's supply chain needs help and Bill has some suggestions. And a study finds that millions of Californians are 'functionally unemployed'.

Bill Handel is joined by Jennifer Jones Lee and Wayne Resnick for the Early Edition of Handel on the News. The trio discuss news topics that include: L.A.'s vaccine proof mandate goes into effect today, the U.S. Federal Appeals Court has frozen Biden's vaccine mandate for larger businesses, and Houston mourns as investigators look into the deaths of 8 at Travis Scott's Astroworld music event.

Bill Handel talks about President Biden's Bill as the House nears a vote. And former Las Vegas Raiders wide receiver Henry Ruggs III's car accident and alleged DUI reveal drunk driving law limitations. The Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra joins Bill for 'Foodie Friday'. The two discuss Thanksgiving turkey prices and AMC's new business venture centralized around their famous popcorn.