Bill Handel on Nancy Pelosi vowing to pass the Infrastructure Bill while also eyeing a smaller social bill. President Biden is in a bind when it comes to the border. L.A. police and fire agencies are hotbeds for vaccine opposition...and outbreaks. And a lab is charging $380 for COVID tests.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel and is joined by Jennfer Jones Lee to provide news updates on topics that include: The U.S. has enough COVID-19 vaccines for people seeking boosters, including younger children, more than 200 COVID-19 outbreaks have affected police, fire agencies in the L.A. County, and parents are protesting vaccine mandates despite Glendale Unified not having the a requirement for students.

Bill Handel on New York passing sweeping bills to improve the conditions of delivery workers, and pets can help fight climate change with an insect-based diet - owners just need to come around to the idea. The Fork Reporter Neil Saavedra joins Handel for this week's edition of 'Foodie Friday,' where the two talk about the history behind the Pringles man, and another TikTok hack teaches how to bake rice in the oven.

Bill Handel hosts KFI Reporter Steve Gregory, who was live on-scene when a man and his father were arrested in connection with 3 cold case murders. Wayne Resnick and Jennifer Jones Lee join Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News, where the trio covers news topics that include: The CDC has endorsed Pfizer's COVID booster shot for older or vulnerable Americans, the Oakland School District has become the first in NorCal to require students 12+ to get the COVID vaccine, and the U.S. has begun reimbursing Florida school officials for pay that was docked for defying the ban on mask mandates.

Bill Handel on California's extra sick leave for COVID-19 going away. Many people who are unvaccinated are not opposed to getting vaccinated, but getting them the shot could be a challenge. The White House has informed U.S. agencies to prepare for the first government shutdown of the pandemic. And the Taliban has put everyone on notice as they intend to reenact strict punishment and executions.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel and is joined by Jennifer Jones Lee to provide updates on news topics that include: L.A.'s gray skies filled with wildfire smoke from up North, Governor Gavin Newsom has committed $15 billion to fight the effects of climate change, and Gabby Petito's wanted fiancé has been indicted for alleged bank fraud.

Bill Handel hosts the first half of the hour and talks about how companies in the United States are being pressured to share their COVID-19 vaccine technology. Also, a divorced couple in Russia is fighting over frozen dead bodies. Wayne Resnick steps in to finish up the show, highlighting the strange food rich people consume and also talks about smart hacking.

Governor Gavin Newsom has been a busy man, signing several major laws yesterday. Wayne Resnick, Jennifer Jones Lee and Brian Berumen join Bill for the Late Edition of Handel on the News, where the group talks about news topics that include: The search for Brian Laundrie continues, an L.A. County sheriff's unit has been accused of targeting political enemies and vocal critics, and U.S. unemployment claims rise again for the 2nd straight week.

Bill Handel is joined by KFI Reporter Steve Gregory, who is live on scene at the arrest of Anthony and Manuel Velasquez. Dr. Jim Keany comes on the show for this week's edition of 'Medical News,' as he and Bill talk about the high COVID hospitalization rates delaying selective surgeries and TikTokers are attempting to de-worm themselves with some gnarly results.

Wayne Resnick sits in for Bill Handel and is joined by Jennifer Jones Lee and Brian Berumen to provide updates on news topics that include: A small brush fire in Chatsworth is 50% contained, but no evacuations have been issued as of yet, the U.S. projections on drought-hit Colorado River grow more dire, as California is likely to get more cuts by 2025, and the FDA has authorized the use of Pfizer's COVID vaccine booster shot for seniors and other high-risk Americans.