Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. An update on the status of Bill Handel. Studies show that people are willing to give up a whole lot in order to be able to continue to work from home - some things might alarm you. The House Whisperer Dean Sharp joins the show to talk about lawns and what we've learned about them.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. Some nursing homes still have unvaccinated staff, but California is pushing to inoculate more. Some insurance companies might charge their clients more if they remain unvaccinated. Wayne on the News Late Edition brings on Jennifer Jones Lee to talk about news topics including a new eviction moratorium set in place by the CDC, a city in China sealed off where its worst virus outbreak is happening in over a year, and concert sales are reaching record levels despite the surging Delta variant.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. The Cuomo Brothers Andrew and Chris are in some big trouble after a report places a new spotlight on their unique relationship. The CDC has issued a new eviction moratorium that's effective through October 3rd of this year. Steve Gregory joins Wayne to talk about the 100-page report the LAPD has released covering the removal of the homeless encampments at Echo Park Lake.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. He and Jennifer Jones Lee update you on some pertinent news articles which include L.A. County considering requiring its 100,000 employees to show proof of vaccination, the CDC issuing a new eviction ban for most of the U.S. through 10/3/2021, and the majority of New York state lawmakers are now calling for Andrew Cuomo's resignation.

Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel. OJ Simpson posted on his twitter a video of him getting his 2nd COVID vaccine shot and encourages other to do the same. The pandemic pushed defendants to plead guilty more often - including innocent people who didn't even commit the crime. Three women, all duped by the same man, are now friends and road-tripping together around the country. And ladies, when was the last time you changed out your undergarments? It's all right here with Jane Wells.

Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel and provides a live-feed update from the Andrew Cuomo sexual assault allegations hearing. She and Jen chime in throughout the hearing. It's Jane on the News Late Edition! Jennifer Jones Lee accompanies Jane in discussing news articles like indoor mask mandates returning to 7 Bay Area counties, the return of the cable cars in San Francisco, and Disneyland's new Annual Pass program.

Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel. Joined by Producers Morgan and Tyler, she highlights inflation in the U.S. and how it's impacting restaurants and employees. Tom Rivers joins Jane from London to provide an update on travel to Europe. The U.S. Government is exploring the use of artificial intelligence to predict the future.

Jane Wells fills in for Bill Handel. She and Jennifer Jones Lee give you your daily dose of news. The U.S. has reached its 70% vaccination goal, albeit a month behind schedule. The White House has called on states to prevent evictions after the moratorium expired this past weekend. A 4th police officer involved in the January 6th insurrection has taken their life.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. Wayne gives listeners an idea of the extensiveness of Bill's procedure replacing the valve in his heart. A woman reported the man she was dating after he revealed to her that he was a drug mule. Disney Princess culture isn't toxic says a study.

Wayne Resnick fills in for Bill Handel. Bacon may be disappearing in California as pig rules take effect, making the product more expensive. Cannabis firms are targeting booze consumers with their next marketing move. Wayne on the News Late Edition where Jennifer Jones Lee joins to discuss students returning to in-person schooling 5 days a week in the San Bernadino Unified School District. Wildfire smoke has triggered air-quality alerts in the West and Midwest. Evictions are expected to spike nationwide as pandemic moratorium expires.