CNBC Special News Correspondent Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel. Caitlyn Jenner's bus tour through California didn't go as well as planned. Scarlett Johansson is taking on Disney after they released her new Avengers movie Black Widow on Disney+, which evidently went against her contract. Jane's joined by Mo Kelly, Jennifer Jones Lee and Mo Kelly to give you the late edition of news!

CNBC Special News Correspondent Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel. Britney Spears' dad has said he's stepping down from her conservatorship. Why aren't unruly passengers on airplanes being prosecuted? Aviation expert Jay Ratliff joins Jane to talk about the recent surge in crazy people on airplanes. A local coffee company is hoping to help end the cycle of incarceration, and there's an upcoming election for the National President position in SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists).

CNBC Special News Correspondent Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel and is joined by Mo Kelly and Jennifer Jones Lee to give you your daily dose of news. A 16-year-old has been arrested in the fatal shooting of a Shoe Palace employee. Jamie Spears has agreed to step down as Britney Spears' conservator, but not immediately. Coachella and Stagecoach will require attendees to be vaccinated.

CNBC Special News Correspondent Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel. The COVID-19 rent-relief program has been marred by delays and Jane wanted some insight on the impact it's having on people who rent and landlords across California, so she fields calls from listeners. NASA's developing the next generation of space suits and it's got a hefty price tag alongside a lengthy delay...Elon Musk to the rescue!

CNBC Special News Correspondent Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel. She talks about her upcoming trip to Peru and what it will entail surrounding the current COVID guidelines for travelers. Jane on the News Late Edition brings in Jennifer Jones Lee, where the two discuss topics including: The upcoming approval of the COVID-19 booster shot will be recommended, says Fauci, for those with weakened immune systems, an update on the Robert Durst trial, and a South Carolina man gave a child a face tattoo at a McDonald's, police say.

CNBC Special News Correspondent Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel. The Delta variant of COVID-19 has finally started to show signs of slowing. A black market has surfaced for vaccination cards for people who won't get vaccinated, and LSU has vaccinated their mascot - a tiger. A quick roundup of the upcoming recall election of Governor Gavin Newsom. President of White Rose Aqua Cremation Phil Barrack joins Jane to talk about his innovative alternative to cremation and some of the setbacks he's experienced since starting his company.

CNBC Special Correspondent Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel. She and Jen provide your daily dose of news, with topics that include: A worker was fatally shot at Shoe Palace after attempting to break up a confrontation surrounding a raffle at the store on Melrose Ave., a Santa Barbara surf instructor has confessed to killing his two children, and school staff in California must be fully vaccinated or undergo weekly COVID testing.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. Dr. Jim Keany joins the show to talk about Handel's eating habits and if anything will need to change to moving forward to maintain his health moving forward. The House Whisperer himself Dean Sharp comes on for a couple of segments to talk about the state of the house building market and whether or not it's a good time to build.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. Does respect for human life mean vaccine mandates? And will California lawmakers legalize human composting? Wayne's joined by Jennifer Jones Lee for your late edition news, where the two cover topics that include: Another multiday heat-wave is set to begin this Wednesday in the Pacific Northwest, the sewage spill in Santa Monica is now causing water supply problems amid this drought, and the Dixie Fire generated a fire whirl called a pyro cumulonimbus cloud, which towered at 40,000 feet.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. New York has a new Governor on her way in and it'll be a breath of fresh air! What should you do with all of those Cuomosexual shirts? Clark Howard joins Wayne in-studio to take us on a trip to Cheapskate University, and also gives us our Deals of the Week!