While Los Angeles County residents grieve a strong of opioid-related deaths at local high schools, questions about how to prevent them are once again in the spotlight.

And as Philip Salata reports, the rise of the synthetic opioid, Fentanyl, has only made matters more pressing.

In light of the National Hispanic Heritage Month, it seems important to talk about something that connects us all: Food

A museum in downtown LA features a group of grandmothers who've cooked, preserved, and passed on Mexican food culture through generations. 

Prachi Singh paid a visit to the museum.

K-Pop, or Korean Pop music, has taken the world by storm within the past few years, and it’s now reached USC’s campus. Payton May previews the event.

Knott's Scary Farm in Buena Park opens tomorrow night.

As Amanda Coscarelli reports, a new policy may steer park-goers away.

LA county saw the nation’s first confirmed case of a monkeypox-related death one week ago, but vaccination rates are at an all-time high.

Despite the efforts to mitigate the disease though, health officials and residents are still unsure monkeypox is on its way out. Colton Lucas guides us through the ongoing battle to end the country’s latest epidemic.

Would you apply for a job if your employment hinged on passing a drug test? In California, that’s about to change. On Sunday, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law prohibiting companies from making employment decisions based on a positive cannabis drug test. Matthew Tsai has the details.

A new band of majorettes debuted at Saturday's football game against Fresno State. Taking a stand in the front rows of the Coliseum, these cardinal divas showed the audience they're here to stay. 

In addition, the group is also gaining traction online through social media platforms like Twitter and TikTok.

A recent but fragile cease-fire seems to be holding following recent fighting between Armenia and Azerbaijan. But the political and military climate remains unstable. The Los Angeles area has the largest population of Armenians in the United States numbering more than 200,000. As they absorb news of the current conflict they have gathered to mourn, protest, and ask for support. Julia Zara filed this report.

President Biden surprised many people over the weekend. In an interview with CBS' 60 Minutes, Biden declared that the COVID-19 pandemic is "over". He added that the virus remains a problem in the U.S. Nicole Bednar looks at the president's motivations to say we're moving past the pandemic. 

Most people see traveling abroad as an adventure. And some people take that notion to the next level. Shona Takagi is a second year medical student from Sapporo, Japan. And as Ethan Huang reports, he’s on a journey across the states. 

This story was also reported by Daphne Yaman