The Bill Handel Show

The first Republican Debate approaches, and Handel tells you everything you need to know heading into it. Then, how Kroger became the biggest sushi seller in America. The bill to prevent California school textbook bans, and it's currently in limbo. And on the topic of America: Handel talks about the booming business of American anxiety.

Amy King and Wayne Resnick accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Former President Donald Trump says he will surrender at an Atlanta jail on Thursday in the Georgia election interference case. California is free of being in a state of extreme drought for the first time in three years. And Hurricane Hilary broke SoCal records with over 1 foot of rain having hit the San Bernardino County.

KFI's own Blake Troli joins the show to talk about the impact of Hurricane Hilary on the South Land. Then, KFI In The Sky Will Kohlschreiber highlights the impact of Hilary on the roads, and how road closures are effecting people's commutes this morning. CNBC's Jane Wells comes on to talk about the storm and Palm Springs, where a massive boulder fell onto a highway there. And then some Handel History: Tropical Storms and Hurricanes in the United States over the years.

ABC's Alex Stone joins the show to talk about the tropical storm that struck SoCal over the weekend, and how among the chaos, there was also an earthquake! Handel provides some history of storms that had heavy impact on the South Land, and examines the impact of Hilary around the Golden State.

Wayne Resnick and Amy King accompany Bill for Handel on the News. Rain from Tropical Storm Hilary lashed California over the weekend, swapming roads and trapping cars. 'Hurriquake' earthquake shook parts of SoCal yesterday and this morning. And former President Donald Trump is expected to release his taped interview with Tucker Carlson as he intends to skip the first Republican presidential primary debate in Milwuakee.

Hawaii's Governor has promised that he will not allow land grabs in the town of Lahaina as it looks to rebuild following the catastrophic wildfire that leveled the historic tropical oasis. New research shows that ChatGPT leans a little to the left. And Neil Saavedra, The Fork Reporter, returns for an all-new edition of 'Foodie Friday'! Today, Handel and Neil talk about SPAM, the Hawaiian staple and delicacy, and Eggo Waffles' latest venture: Boozy 'Brunch In A Jar'.

KFI's own Steve Gregory joins the show, live from Maui where recovery efforts continue following the wildfires that completely destroyed the town of Lahaina and has claimed over 100 lives. Then, Dr. Ariel Cohen is a Meteorologist from the National Weather Service and comes on to talk about Hurricane Hilary and ways to best prepare as it's anticipated to hit the West Coast this weekend.

Wayne Resnick and Amy King accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The administrator of Maui's emergency management agency has resigned, citing health reasons amid questions about the sirens' silence during the deadly wildfires. The first arrest has been made in the 'flash-mob'-style burglary at the Nordstrom in Woodland Hills, CA. And former President Donald Trump has called off a press conference where he said he would share a report on the Georgia election fraud claims.

Host of “How To Money” Joel Larsgaard joins Bill to talk about sports betting becoming a growing industry, 78% of folks are willing to go into debt for their pet, Carvana has a new tool to help you track the value of your used car, & pros and cons of job hopping. Then, host of “Later, with Mo Kelly” comes on the show to discuss why movies like Mission Impossible and Indiana Jones are struggling and Barbie is setting records, what the writers and actors strike means for music, the SiriusXM lawsuit, and why times are getting tough on the picket lines.

L.A. hotel was used as homeless housing. The city has quietly paid $11.5 million in recent months to pay for damage. Despite climate goals, California will let three gas plants keep running. Pig kidney works in a donated body for over a month, a step toward animal-human transplants. She was Brazils Barbie, now she’s saying sorry.