The Bill Handel Show Hour 2 (11/06) - Los Angeles has a new mayor - how mayor-elect Raman will remake L.A. City Hall.

Social media companies sue California over new law restricting use for children.

A.I. companies scramble to navigate a world hostile to data centers.

Judge promptly blocks work on Trump's triumphal arch after it's approved.

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The Bill Handel Show Hour 3 (11/06) - It is Foodie Friday with Bill and Neil. This weeks Foodie Friday features: Burger King as a new version of the holiday item that sold out in five minutes, the Butterball Buddy, Costco finds and 'Thanksgrilling' is next Saturday, 11/14!

Secret deals reveal K-Pop's firm grip on a top girl group.

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The Bill Handel Show Hour 1 (11/05) - Amy King and Neil Saavedra join Bill for Handel on the News.

Nithya Raman extends lead over Karen Bass in L.A. Mayoral election.

Democratic wave prompts GOP anxiety over Samuel Alito and future of Supreme Court.

Find out what iconic L.A. mammal is the first to venture onto the wildlife crossing over the 101 freeway.

JetBlue raises baggage fees for a second time as jet fuel prices stay elevated.

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The Bill Handel Show Hour 2 (11/05) - 5 healthcare fights Democrats should take on after midterms sweep.

To tame the fastest drivers, states deploy speed-limiting devices on cars.

'They come in droves' - how Robotaxis hog EV chargers in one corner of Southern California.

Amid controversy, California greenlights the states first large reservoir in decades.

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The Bill Handel Show Hour 3 (11/05) - Is flying private less safe? How the rules differ from commercial airlines.

Supreme Court considers whether a state's preschool funding rules are discriminatory.

These people can make your house look like no one lives there.

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The Bill Handel Show Hour 1 (11/04) - Amy King and Neil Saavedra join Bill for Handel on the News.

How a Blue Wave became a Red Wipeout.

Becerra, a Latino Democrat, is elected Governor of California.

Billionaire tax ballot measure trails; California voters reject voter I.D.

Chris Pappas will be the first out gay man in the U.S. Senate.

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The Bill Handel Show Hour 2 (11/04) - How a Blue Wave became a Red Wipeout.

The 7 States that flipped and broke Republican control of the Senate.

What we know about results in all 14 California ballot propositions.

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The Bill Handel Show Hour 3 (11/04) - The historic firsts of the 2026 Midterm Elections.

Los Angeles landlords are taking parking spaces from renters to build ADU's.

Supreme Court considers whether a state's preschool funding rules are discriminatory.

Dr. Jim Keany, Chief Medical Officer for Dignity St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach, joins the show. He talks with Bill about why a 24 year old athlete died running the NY Marathon, as well as cannabis and stroke risk.

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The Bill Handel Show Hour 1 (11/03) - Amy King and Neil Saavedra join Bill for Handel on the News.

Election Day arrives after a surge in early voting, with observers keeping close watch at the polls.

Utilities lobby for shield from wildfire costs.

DSA narrowly votes against rescinding Nithya Raman endorsement in L.A. mayor's race.

Some schools are banning caffeine pouches.

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