After hundreds were arrested at pro-Palestine demonstrations at USC and UCLA, students from both schools sat down with KNX News Chief Correspondent Charles Feldman to give their perspectives on the events.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass sits down with KNX chief correspondent Charles Feldman, bringing with her several new revelations as she reaches the roughly 18-month  mark of her administration: -The Mayor says she was surprised to hear LAPD officers would not object to a new police chief being brought in from outside the Department -She says her next homeless policy initiatives will put a bigger emphasis on providing supports services along with transitional housing to homeless people, to better set them up for success. -She discusses ramping up preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Bringing you behind the curtain at Los Angeles City Hall with Mayor Bass on In Depth!

In a rare opportunity to look both backwards and into the future of policing in Los Angeles, KNX In Depth talked with outgoing LAPD Chief Michel Moore and incoming Interim Chief Dominic Choi. With Interim Chief Choi taking himself out of the running for consideration as the next LAPD Chief, the city embarks on a comprehensive search effort that will include both internal and external candidates--and, according to Chief Moore, could include a current police chief in a foreign country. From the struggles of reforming LAPD practices over decades to discussing how the Department might receive a fresh face coming in from outside of Los Angeles, KNX gets rarely heard perspectives from the two men tasked with running the third largest police force in the United States.

In our first KNX In Depth monthly special, Charles Feldman sits down for a wide-ranging interview with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass to discuss her first year in office and her progress on homelessness and a range of other issues. 

The entire state of Maine on edge as a suspected mass shooter is still out there nowhere to be found. We go In Depth.  Kids in California probably need to see the dentist more.  President Biden's sticky political situation with the Israel/Hamas war. 

Another mass shooting. This time in Maine. 18 people killed. The shooter is still on the loose as the town of Lewiston is basically on lockdown. We go In Depth.  New numbers show the economy is moving up. But a lot of people still aren't comfortable. We go In Depth into this big disconnect.  A man who got a second chance almost no one gets--surviving a jump off the Golden Gate Bridge--is now using that chance to help others. 

A new House Speaker. Republicans finally come together and elect Louisiana's Mike Johnson. We go In Depth into who he is and why Republicans picked him.  Governor Newsom met with a major world leader today. We go In Depth into what they talked about.  Quirky rituals. Most of us do them, maybe without even realizing it. We look into whether they're good to keep doing.  

California and other states hit Facebook's parent company, Meta, with a big federal lawsuit. They claim Meta tries to get kids addicted to social media. We go In Depth.  Some researchers say they have the answer to ease a traffic problem.  Another Tik Tok trend that can be dangerous for a woman's health. 

A scare in the air. An off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot is accused of trying to shut off a jet's engines in mid-flight. We go In Depth into the mental health of airline pilots.  Hollywood is looking to end the actors' strike. Can it work before the holidays?  We're going to make you IJBOL. If you don't know what we mean by that, we'll tell you because all the young people are doing it. 

The solution to high home prices and mortgage rates might be smaller homes. We go In Depth into whether we'll soon see a lot of new homes that are tinier than what we're used to.  Three strikes and Jim Jordan is out as House Speaker nominee.  Free will. We all have the power to make our own decisions. Or do we? One scientist says we don't. He explains why he thinks that. 

Donald Trump's former attorney flips and pleads guilty. We go In Depth into how this could be bad news for the former president down in Georgia.  Governor Newsom is headed to Israel next week. We look into what his true political moves are with the visit.  The future of affordable real estate in southern California could be the 3D printed home. We explain how that'll work. 

President Biden stands with Israel. We go In Depth into whether the U.S. can help ease tensions in the region especially after the explosion at that hospital in Gaza.  Cursive writing may be a lost art but it'll soon be re-discovered in schools in California. We go In Depth into why this might help students in other academic areas.  Offices are filling up with workers again. Is remote work fizzling out?  

President Biden getting ready for what might be the most important diplomatic mission of his presidency. We go In Depth into his upcoming visit to Israel.  Alec Baldwin is in legal trouble again in New Mexico after it appeared his case was closed.  Will speed cameras work to slow down LA drivers? Or will they disappear in a flash? 

Did Hamas know secrets about Israel's military before the attack? We go In Depth into whether there were intelligence failures and what happens next.  As the actors' strike drags on, others in Hollywood are getting frustrated they can't get back to work.  Rite Aid is having major money problems. We look into whether it's a sign of a larger problem with pharmacy giants. 

The Israeli Defense Forces have reportedly carried out their first raids inside Gaza ... which is only the start of what is anticipated to be a long, grinding and extremely destructive assault on Hamas in The Strip.  We will go In Depth on whether Israel's goal of wiping out Hamas can really be achieved. And with Gaza already experiencing a full blown humanitarian crisis, even before Israeli troops enter, how much worse will it get for the over 2-million Palestinians living there? Could there be a renewed glimmer of hope in negotiations between actors and studio executives?  KNX gets a tip from none other than George Clooney, hinting that contract talks could soon be back on.... And at the end of today's program:  today's declared "global day of jihad" spooked a lot of people about possible terrorist attacks.  Do we tend to take these threats too seriously ... or not seriously enough?

The hopes of a quick resolution to the months-long actors strike were dashed when, in the early morning hours, SAG-AFTRA announced that studio executives have walked away from contract negotiations.  Meaning the actors strike will continue indefinitely. What went wrong and how soon before the two sides get back to talking?  We'll go In Depth. And then we're going to hear from some of Hollywood's support businesses who are hurting badly ... and are growing desperate for film and TV production to get going again. Then we turn our attention to Israel, where the bombardment of Gaza continues ahead of a likely ground invasion. What what if Hamas had no real strategy ... or even goals ... after it's brutal terrorist attack on Israeli citizens? Speaking of which, we'll end today's show by talking with one Israeli mother who's son was kidnapped from that dance music festival ... and he is now being held in Gaza.

About a million Israelis living in the northern territories of the country were sent scrambling for bomb shelters today, over reports that there was a massive incoming attack from Lebanon and Syria ... likely coming from Hezbollah fighters. The reports turned out to be a false alarm, but it shows how on edge Israel remains ... and how the possibility of a much broader and more destructive war remains very much in play.  We'll go In Depth on all of it. Republicans might have finally resolved their Speaker of the House drama, but there's still plenty of room for chaos. And for the second half hour of today's In Depth:  the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have a new director, and we'll be welcoming her in studio. CDC director Dr. Mandy Cohen will be here to talk COVID, the flu, RSV ... and growing vaccine hesitancy.

Air raid sirens have been going off most of the day over Israeli cities, as Hamas continues its barrage of rockets aimed at civilian targets ... meanwhile Israeli warplanes have already dropped over 1-thousand bombs on Gaza, with hundreds of Palestinians killed. With reports of horrific atrocities emerging from Southern Israel, the war between Israel and Hamas is really just getting started.  We'll go In Depth on all of it. We're going to hear a survival story from an American-Israeli who was at that dance music festival near the Gaza border when Hamas terrorists started their invasion. And with a tug-of-war over American weapons systems emerging between Ukraine and Israel ... can the United States arm two allies for two different wars at the same time?

Hamas launches a massive sneak attack on Israel. We will go In Depth on what has been the largest and deadliest attack on Israel since the  1948 ... and Israel's response. We'll also look at what this means for the entire region... and the intelligence failure that left Israel unprepared. We'll hear from both the Palestinian perspective on events ... and the Israeli view of things.

The economy added more than 330-thousand new positions last month. We go In Depth. Electing a new Speaker: one Republican gets a very big endorsement. And...we talk with film-maker Ken Burns about an animal that has become an American icon, but was nearly wiped out.

Paris--the city of lights. But it's not so romantic anymore. Why?  Creepy little bed bugs. We go In Depth though into whether southern California needs to also worry about massive bed bug infestations.  An idea quickly catching on amongst Republicans is invading Mexico to stop drug cartels.  A Biden family member gets the boot from the White House. We tell you all about the bark and bite behind this story. 

Thousands of Kaiser workers in California and elsewhere are on strike. We go In Depth into whether those in the health care field should have the legal right to walk off the job.  So what do the conservative Republicans in the House want exactly? They kicked out Kevin McCarthy. We go In Depth into what's next for them.  More kids are now getting a disease associated with alcoholics. 

A conservative rebellion in the House. Speaker Kevin McCarthy has been voted out. Follow our live coverage as the vote was happening.  A big national test is set for tomorrow. Don't worry. You won't miss it and you can't fail.  There's a plan to shoot and kill a lot of deer on Catalina Island. We explain why. 

Zero bail--A get out of jail free card? Or is it bringing fairness to the criminal justice system? We go In Depth with LA County DA George Gascon on a lawsuit trying to stop the policy.   The governor has picked a new Senator. We look into who Laphonza Butler is.  Is Gen Z not ready to work? Some bosses out there seem worried. 

California loses an icon. Senator Dianne Feinstein dies at the age of 90. We go In Depth into how she shaped politics here and in Washington DC.  Who will Governor Newsom pick to take over for Senator Feinstein? And will that person decide to run for the seat?  A murder mystery that's gripped Las Vegas, LA and the hip hop world might be solved. An arrest in the killing of Tupac Shakur. 

Gas prices. Will they ever come down? We go In Depth to find out why they're shooting up so quickly and what might bring them down.  Governor Newsom says he's making moves to get the Winter Blend out early but others in Sacramento say more needs to be done.  More Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. It could be a troubling sign Taylor met Travis' mom so early.  

Former President Trump is the front-runner but can his Republican challengers gain some ground at the Reagan Library? We go In Depth into tonight's GOP presidential debate.  Hollywood might be facing a big production scheduling issue soon.  Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. Can these two make it?

Amazon is now the target of a big monopoly lawsuit led by the federal government. We go In Depth into what this might mean for the online giant.  Cars are getting fancier and fancier and thieves are getting smarter and smarter when it comes to stealing them. We go In Depth into how you can better protect your vehicle.  Men are finding love by creating AI girlfriends. But one expert says this could do way more harm than good.  

Hollywood writers have a tentative deal with studios. Now what happens to the actors? We go In Depth into when Hollywood can get back to business.  The CDC is worried about flesh-eating bacteria.  Phone etiquette keeps changing. We look into when it's ok to text, call and even leave a voicemail so you don't make things awkward with others. 

What might be a good deal for homeowners in California could be a bigger win for insurance companies. We go In Depth.   Hollywood studios and writers are looking to hammer out a deal as local businesses are hoping for a quick return to normal.  World peace is a dream that might become reality due to AI. 

Are Hollywood writers and studios close to a deal to end the strike? We go In Depth to find out.  We also go In Depth into whether pleading not guilty by reason of insanity might work for the man accused in the recent murder of an LA County Sheriff's Deputy.  People are trying the opposite of ghosting when dating now. Seems mature but it can lead to its own problems. 

If you're trying to lose weight, there might be an ideal time to exercise. We go In Depth and tell you when you should work up a sweat.  Writers and studios are talking again as local business owners hope Hollywood can get back to normal so they can also get back to normal.  A fish in San Francisco is so old it was born before the Golden Gate Bridge even existed. 

Can the governor end the Hollywood strikes? We go In Depth into whether Gavin Newsom is just playing politics or if he can actually get something done.  If you get really sick, you'll be glad a certain group of people is moving to California.  We talk to one of the co-creators of the hit docuseries "Telemarketers" about what makes that industry so seedy. 

Don't look at the gas prices if you're driving. They'll shock you. We go In Depth into why they're going up so quickly.  We could see some big progress this week between striking Hollywood writers and producers.  Charles talked to presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. who had a lot to say about vaccines, the Democratic primary system and whether he'd run as a third party candidate next November. 

If you're looking to get the most up-to-date COVID vaccine, you'll have to wait. How long? We go In Depth to figure that out.  If you're a parent you're probably not surprised to hear kids are expensive. But a new report explains just how much money you'll need. 

The president's son indicted. We go In Depth into the twisting federal case against Hunter Biden.  Bill Maher is returning with his hit HBO show without writers who are on strike. We look into whether his fans will join him or side with the writers.  We talk to actor Jeff Daniels. He's sharing everything you've ever wanted to know about him and his long career in Hollywood. 

Gas prices are getting awfully expensive. But didn't the state just create a department to try to control this? We go In Depth into what's going on.  A bill in Sacramento looks to help Hollywood actors in their fight against the studios and AI.  More and more Baby Boomers are becoming homeless. 

The country's poverty rate is up for the first time in more than a decade. We go In Depth into what's happening right here in LA.  McDonald's is making a big change that could have major impacts on the entire fast food industry.  The idea of giving 100 percent effort at work or anywhere else is being challenged. There's a new magic number and we tell you what it is. 

Just in time for Monday Night Football. Disney and Charter reach a deal. We go In Depth into what this means for cable and streaming TV moving forward.  Drew Barrymore is feeling the heat from striking writers over a big decision she just made.  If you're a business owner and want to keep your workers--don't promote them. Sounds weird but we explain. 

A new investigative report details the intrigue and political fighting over LA's new city council map. We go In Depth.  California's cheap areas are not so cheap anymore.  We're going to help you make friends. How? Keep listening and we'll tell you. 

Google is going up against its biggest challenger yet--the U.S. government. We go In Depth into a big monopoly trial next week that will reverberate around the tech and corporate worlds.   Hollywood writers and actors are looking for unemployment money but should they be the only ones who get help? We talk to a music executive who's using his cancer diagnosis to help people of color better navigate the health care world. 

Flash mob robberies have business owners and customers on edge, wondering if they're next. We go In Depth with LAPD Chief Michel Moore about what's being done to stop these and other crimes.  Grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons are making moves to get their massive merger approved. We go In Depth into whether we're living in a world of giant monopolies.  Scammers are going after bank accounts using voice deepfakes. 

Can you trust your local pharmacy? We go In Depth into how pharmacies in California are makings lots and lots of mistakes.  Air BnBs in LA are raking in more money than ever but some of them aren't following all the rules.  Watch out for exploding watermelons. We'll just leave it at that. 

We talk with Pat Boone. The music and entertainment legend is out with a new album at 89 years young.  Imagine getting ready to watch your favorite college football team on ESPN but you can't. Now imagine you're a huge fan of The Bachelor but it's not there. That's life right now for Spectrum customers. We go In Depth into the cable giant's battle with Disney. Be careful if you're planning to watch the Barbie movie. It could lead your significant other to re-think a lot of things. 

All this heat can kill you. We go In Depth into the rise of heat-related deaths in California and how climate change is just one of several factors.  A mystery over land purchases near San Francisco that freaked some people out has been solved. We tell you what the plans are but not everyone is happy with them.  An LA-based psychiatrist confronts death and shares how we can confront it too. 

LA Mayor Karen Bass has been on the job for just about nine months now and there's no shortage of problems and issues that are getting her attention. We share the concerns some of you out there have too.   Also, we head to Florida's Big Bend where Hurricane Idalia hit hard. 

Wildfires linked to dementia risk. We go In Depth into the findings of a new study.  More people are getting rid of their home insurance. We look into whether it's a great way to save money or a financial disaster waiting to happen.  A law enforcement group that challenges federal law is gaining momentum around the country. Some people are calling the group right-wing but the founder rejects that. 

The state sues the Chino Valley School District here in southern California, challenging its gender identity disclosure policy. We go In Depth.   Self-checkout machines at the supermarket might be contributing to the loneliness epidemic.  We have some secrets and tips from a top veterinarian on how to keep your favorite pets happy and by your side for as long as possible. 

COVID cases are on the rise in LA County. But maybe you should wait for that booster shot. We go In Depth into how COVID is still very much with us.  Two popular eagles in the San Bernardino Mountains could soon be homeless. We look into what's being done to save their nest.  The mugshot seen around the world. Former President Trump's face might soon be everywhere.

A mass shooting in Trabuco Canyon leaves four people dead and six hurt. It's apparently the result of a domestic dispute between an ex-police officer and his estranged wife. We go In Depth into how problems at home can lead to violence and even murder.   Former President Trump surrenders today in Georgia. We look into why he's changing lawyers.  Is it way too early to drink pumpkin spice coffee? Starbucks doesn't think so but is it right?