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KFI News
by KFI AM 640 (KFI-AM)
Get the latest on what's happening around Southern California and stay connected with KFI News!
Episodes
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@MoKelly & The Rahner Report
ICYMI: ‘Later, with Mo’Kelly’ Presents – Mark Rahner’s review of the new John Wick spinoff film ‘Ballerina’ in The Rahner Report - on KFI AM 640…Live everywhere on the iHeartRadio app & YouTube @MrMoKelly
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Steve Gregory Reports: Visit Istanbul in style
Steve Gregory had the opportunity to explore the amazing city of Istanbul thanks to the hospitality of Turkish Airlines. Listen to what Steve thought of his trip.
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Steve Gregory Reports: Foodies, non-foodies, politicians, and celebrities have been mourning the death of chef and TV host Anthony Bourdain
Foodies, non-foodies, politicians, and celebrities have been mourning the death of chef and TV host Anthony Bourdain
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@Conwayshow (6/6) IHObad-Ideas!
@Conwayshow (6/6) IHOP changing name to IHOb uh why? Roseanne Spin-off. Samantha Bee apologizes - again! Woody Bellio.JLo & Arod and LOTS of DINERO! Dinero! MASH. Laughs!
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@johnandkenshow Full Show 6/5
The state primary was today, celebrities owe tax money, and the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School security guard talked to the Today show about why he failed to stop the active shooter.
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@johnandkenshow Full Show 6/4
John and Ken have author and psychologist Peter Langman on to talk about school shootings, John Cox calls in to talk about the primary, and the hour of candidates!
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@johnandkenshow Full Show 6/1
Carl Demaio came on live to talk more about the gas tax, a vagrant attack in Anaheim, updates on the governor race, and Jon Coupal from Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association spoke with us. Don't forget the Moistline!
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Propositioned - 71 & 72 - Controlling chaos and rainwater
Hosted by Kris Ankarlo, Propositioned is an in-depth look at the ballot issues you'll vote on during the June 5 primary. Today's episode deals with two Props - Prop 71 & 72, both of which are unopposed.
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@johnandkenshow Full Show 5/31
John and Ken update us on the government race, news on the homeless stabbing suspect in Portland, and news about the Parkland school shooter including audio.
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Propositioned - Prop 70: Controlling Cap-and-Trade
Hosted by Kris Ankarlo, Propositioned is an in-depth look at the ballot measures that will appear on your ballot during the June 5 primary. Today's episode takes a look at Proposition 70 - an extension to the cap-and-trade program through 2030 in exchange for a requirement for a supermajority…
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Propositioned - Prop 69: A 'Lockbox' for gas tax funds
Kris Ankarlo hosts Propositioned, an in-depth look at the ballot measures that will appear on your ballot during the June 5 primary. Today's episode looks at Proposition 69 which would require all revenue from last year's gas tax to be used on transportation projects.
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Propositioned - Prop 68: A 'Lockbox' for gas tax funds
Hosted by Kris Ankarlo, Propositioned is an in-depth look at the ballot measures that will appear on your ballot during the June 5 primary. Today's episode looks at Proposition 69 - which would require all revenue raised from last year's legislation to fund transportation projects be spent on...
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@johnandkenshow Full Show 5/29
John and Ken talk about the homeless bathroom situation in Costa Mesa and Downtown LA, updates on the Alisa Viejo bombing, and some more vagrant photo discussions.
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Propositioned - Prop 68 - Investing $4.1 billion in parks and protecting our water supply
Hosted by Kris Ankarlo, Propositioned is an in-depth look at the upcoming issues you'll see at the ballot box for California’s June 5 primary. Today's episode takes a look at Prop 68, which would allow California to sell $4.1 billion in bonds to help fund improvements in our parks and water systems.
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@johnandkenshow Full Show 5/25
John and Ken had Todd Spitzer back on air and Carl Demaio talked about the gas tax repeal efforts. Harvey Weinstein arrest updates and the Moistline!
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: People in Koreatown have staged their biggest protest against the city’s plans for a homeless shelter.
People from Koreatown are trying to shut down plans for a homeless shelter. Hundreds of protesters marched down Wilshire Blvd. yesterday. The main complaint is that the city didn’t have hearings about the shelter site next to Wilshire Blvd. Mayor Garcetti says he’d like to have temporary homeless...
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@johnandkenshow Full Show 5/24
John and Ken talked about the upcoming June primary and had San Bernardino County Supervisor Janice Rutherford on air. Andrew Mollenbeck reported from Koreatown protests. More updates on sexual misconduct allegations and new vagrant photos.
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Amy King Reports - Will Disneyland add alcohol to its restaurants?
Disneyland may be looking at adding alcohol to the menus of their sit-down restaurants. Amy King has more.
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Trevor Gerdes Reports: Female Veterans Documentary Shows Beauty Pageant for Warriors who "Served Like A Girl"
"Served Like A Girl" - an official SXSW 2017 selection - is coming to PBS for Memorial Day. It's the story of the Ms. Veteran America competition. Women returning home from service struggle with the transition to the civilian world. Some have a hard time making ends meet. Some have medical…
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@johnandkenshow Full Show 5/23
John and Ken spoke to Todd Spitzer to get an update on the homeless problem in the OC and they revealed a big problem with the fire union in Riverside County. Also, they continued the fight against the gas tax.
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Corbin Carson Reports: The University of Southern California and a former school gynecologist have been sued by four students claiming sexua
A former USC gynecologist has been sued by four students for sexual battery and sexual harassment. The lawsuit claims during exams Dr. George Tyndall would touch women with no glove on and talk explicitly about sexual topics. The student’s attorney John Manly says for 30 years USC tried to keep...
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Corbin Carson Reports: A man who appears to be the ex-boyfriend of a woman killed by an explosion in Aliso Viejo has been arrested.
A man who appears to be the ex-boyfriend of a woman killed by an explosion in Aliso Viejo has been arrested.
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: LA’s police chief says the gun buyback program has had a big impact on shootings.
LA’s police chief says the gun buyback program has had a big impact on shootings.
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Kris Ankarlo Reports: New homes in California may soon have to go solar.
California is considering a mandate that almost all new home construction include solar panels by 2020. The state Energy Commission is voting on the rule Wednesday. Exemptions would likely exist for homes built with tree or building shade.
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Steve Gregory Reports: More than 25 members of that Central American Caravan have been allowed to enter a US customs processing center at th
US Customs officials have begun processing a small number of asylum seekers from that Central American Caravan. Organizers say on Tuesday 28 people were allowed to enter the facility at the San Ysidro Port of Entry in Tijuana. The group of about 150 arrived on Sunday but was stopped at the...
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: Voters in Anaheim could get to decide on a major pay hike for Disneyland workers.
Business leaders in Anaheim say a wage hike for Disneyland workers would be a jobs killer. Unions filed signatures yesterday to get a minimum wage increase on the ballot this November. Anaheim Chamber of Commerce chief executive Todd Ament says he thinks the wage increase would backfire. The…
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Monica Rix Reports: A 16 year old girl has sued the city of LA after an LAPD officer sexually abused her.
A 16 year old’s family has sued the city of Los Angeles. According to a lawsuit filed Friday, the officer sexually assaulted the girl when she was part of the LAPD’s cadet program in 2015. When he thought she was pregnant, the girl claims he made her take an abortion pill. But the lawsuit says…
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Kris Ankarlo Reports: Opponents of the gas tax have a full tank of signatures.
More than 900,000 signatures have paved the way for a gas tax repeal question on the November ballot. Republican Candidate for Governor John Cox says repeal has resonated with voters. Signatures were turned in to county registrars, including in LA County, yesterday. If the signatures are verified...
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Steve Gregory Reports: That Caravan of Central American Refugees finally made it to the California/Mexico border
The so-called Central American Refugee Caravan has arrived in Tijuana. KFI’s Steve Gregory was there when immigrants at Friendship Park were met by supporters across the border on the US side After the rally yesterday, the group showed up at the entrance of the pedestrian gate to surrender to US...
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: Metro is looking to put in showers for homeless people at train stations.
Metro is looking to put in showers for homeless people at train stations.
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Kris Ankarlo Reports: In a few years, Dodger fans could be singing Take me UP to the ballgame.
A company has stepped up to the plate to build a gondola linking Union Station to Dodger Stadium. The link will cost $125 million, all of which will be covered by the company proposing to build the gondola. If approved, the gondola could be finished for the 2022 baseball season.
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Kris Ankarlo Reports: An LA think tank says early intervention could drastically cut the number of chronically homeless.
A new report from an LA think tank has pointed to helping the borderline homeless as a way to take a bigger bite of the problem. County Supervisor says something like a program run by People Assisting the Homeless is key to getting the newly homeless off the streets by helping them find a job.…
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: Dozens of homeowners from South Orange County have sounded off about a plan to put a homeless shelter near Lake F
Dozens of homeowners from South Orange County have sounded off about a plan to put a homeless shelter near Lake Forest.
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Corbin Carson Reports: Residents are protesting as Sativa LA County Water reps tried to explain why Compton’s water is brown.
Residents protested as Sativa LA County Water reps tried to explain why Compton’s water is brown. General Manager Maria Garza the murky water is part of normal maintenance. She that process cleans out the pipes. However residents say the brown water has been coming out of their faucets for years.
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: Police in LA are trying to find an inmate who escaped from a halfway house.
Police are looking for a felon with face tattoos who escaped a halfway house in LA. Corrections and Rehabilitation spokeswoman Terry Thornton says the guy made his move Saturday. She says he was doing time for a drunk driving crash that seriously injured someone. He was supposed to be in the...
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: LA is looking to put in marijuana drop boxes at the airport.
LA is looking to put in marijuana drop boxes at the airport.
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Monica Rix Reports: Marijuana lounges could spark a pot business boom in West Hollywood.
City officials in West Hollywood will start taking business applications for marijuana lounges next month. Jackie Rocco – who works in the city’s development department – says they’ll work like bars and attract both residents and tourists. Rocco says there will be two kinds of pot lounges – ones...
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Trevor Gerdes Reports: New LGBT Ads ask for more than "I do"
The 77-year-old nonprofit’s new campaign is called “Beyond I Do.” The Ad Council says it’s still legal in more than half the states to do things like fire or evict someone based on their sexuality or gender identity.
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Kris Ankarlo Reports: The architect of the state law allowing illegal immigrants the ability to get a driver license has taken a victory lap
The LA city councilman who pushed for a law allowing illegal immigrants to get driver licenses has celebrated one million of those licenses being issued. Councilman Gil Cedillo authored the state law while serving in the assembly. Twelve states allow illegal immigrants to get driver licenses. A...
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Kris Ankarlo Reports: Mayor Garcetti has used his State of the City address to focus on a crisis in LA.
Mayor Garcetti has used his State of the City address to focus on a crisis in LA.
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: Officials in Tunjunga have put up new signs to mark a Japanese detention station.
Officials in Tunjunga have put up new signs to mark a Japanese detention station.
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Corbin Carson Reports: An OC supervisor says keeping military armories open as shelters has little to do with the overall homeless populatio
Corbin Carson Reports: An OC supervisor says keeping military armories open as shelters has little to do with the overall homeless population.
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: LA is looking to motels for thousands of homeless people.
LA is looking to motels for thousands of homeless people.
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Kris Ankarlo Reports:
The future of a massive water project could hinge on a vote in LA today
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: California’s attorney general is trying to block a border wall.
California’s attorney general is trying to block a border wall.
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Andrew Mollenbeck Reports: Investigators are trying to figure out if a suspected carjacker shot two cops in the West Valley.
Two LAPD cops in the West Valley have been hurt during a run-in with a carjacker. The officers shot and killed the man near the boarder of Reseda and Woodland Hills yesterday. Police Capt. Patricia Sandoval says it’s not clear if the man in the stolen SUV actually shot the officers. She says...
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KFI Reports: Trevor Gerdes interviews Program Director Iliana Molina about what visitors need to know about the Eye Mobile's free services
KFI Assignment Editor Trevor Gerdes had a chat with Program Director Iliana Molina about what visitors need to know about the Eye Mobile’s free services. Molina also explains the surprising prevalence of “lazy eye” and how fast the fix can be!
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Kris Ankarlo Reports: Civic, science and technology leaders in LA have started a month-long science festival by positing a hypothesis.
A citywide science festival has started with a focus on the future. TV science personality Bill Nye says science, engineering, technology and math education is central to creating the next great era in LA. The City of STEM festival brings together tech companies like SpaceX and Northrup Grumman...
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