The Bill Handel Show

Prosecutors are striving to limit, if not completely halt former President Donald Trump from speaking about the January 6th case. Then, Handel examines the cost of educating "our future" - our children. Then, Neil Saavedra comes on the show, as is Friday tradition, for an all-new 'Foodie Friday' segment. He and Handel talk about rushing into the Holiday season and how there are some fancy new lunches coming to students.

Warm waters are complicating hurricane forecasts and raise fears along the coast. Fires, landslides, and rising seas: What drives Californains to stay in disaster-prone areas? 1st Amendment Auditors are changing policing, and YouTube has aided them in doing so. The U.S. has reached a deal with Iran to free Americans in exchange for jailed Iranians and funds. And spiraling legal bills are threatening former President Donald Trump with a cash crunch.

Wayne Resnick and Amy King accompany Bill for Handel on the News. The wildfires in Lahaina, Maui have claimed the lives of at least 55 people; Residents had little warning before the flames overtook their town. The WGA negitations are slated to resume today and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers is set to deliver a response to the guild's proposals, according to the union. And U.S. inflation appears to be cooling down as consumer prices rise moderately again.

Host of “How To Money” Joel Larsgaard joins Bill to talk about credit card debt being at an all-time high & longer leases and loan options. Then, host of “Later, with Mo Kelly” comes on the show to discuss “hard bundles” being the future of subscription streaming apps and whether Newsome can help negotiate the end of the Hollywood strikes.

California lawmakers want to make social media safer for young people. Can they finally succeed? Voting is easier but regular California voters skew white and old. Anchorage, Alaska mayor wants to send homeless people to California. They say, “no way, Alaska’s my home.” Just what the doctored ordered: In California, a prescription could pay for your fresh fruits and veggies.

Wayne Resnick and Amy King join Bill for Handel on the News. Hawai’i wildfires: 36 dead; Maui’s Lahaina town burns. Protesters shutdown freeway in California. Case dropped as defense claims O.C. deputies planted drugs, tried to cover tracks. Biden orders ban on certain US tech investments in China. A class-action lawsuit offers free cash to many LADWP customers. Are you eligible?

Supervisors propose $25 hourly wage for hotel, theme park workers. China's plan to rule the world. he House Whisperer Dean Sharp returns to the show to talk about remodeling regrets.

California prisons have a problem. A strip search policy takes aim at visitors. The legal assault on corporate diversity efforts has begun. A simple law is doing the impossible; it’s making the online porn industry retreat. Find out the best places in America.

Wayne Resnick and Amy King join Bill for Handel on the News. Ohio voters reject constitutional change intended to thwart abortion amendment. One ticket in Florida hits Mega Millions record-setting $1.58 billion jackpot. Supreme Court revives federal rules against ‘ghost guns.’ Taylor Swift’s 6-night stop at SoFi Stadium giving major boost to LA economy, study says.

KFI's Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro joins the show for a fresh edition of 'Tech Tuesday'! California recently hit a new electric vehicle milestone, and Paypal debuts a new cryptocoin with a twist? Rich has all of the details you need to know. Then, Handel talks about how things have been so cheap for generations, and how that all mght be coming to an end soon.