KTLA's tech reporter, Rich DeMuro, joins Jen to talk about Apple Maps taking a page out of Waze.
And, Salesforce is saying that they will make most employees come to the office 1-3 days a week,

Fake Famous explores the meaning of fame and influence in the digital age through an innovative social experiment. Following three Los Angeles-based people with relatively small followings, the film explores the attempts made to turn them into famous influencers by purchasing fake followers and bots to “engage” with their social media accounts.

As our homes consume more and more power, scientists are working on ways to save you some green while making your house greener. The answer could be in the light bulb. Scientists had a bright idea. “To convert light that is found indoors in our homes, in our public buildings and so forth into electricity,” says Professor Vincenzo Pecunia of Soochow University in China.

A Santa Monica Third Street Promenade property owner is suing the city, alleging two topiaries sculpted as dinosaurs are home to rodents that roam near where people are dining outdoors during the coronavirus pandemic.

Glassdoor recently released its list of the "50 Best Jobs in America" -- and tech jobs continue to dominate the list. With millions of Americans unemployed due to the coronavirus pandemic, the job and recruiting site compiled the list "to help people find jobs they'll love." While job postings continued to gain this year, they remain below the pre-pandemic level of just over 7 million in February 2020.

Uncle T-Bones remembers that day in 1971 when the SFV was hit with the 6.6 magnitude Sylmar earthquake rumbled across the San Fernando Valley at about 6 a.m. on Feb. 9, 1971. The tragic toll: 64 deaths, 2,000 injuries and property damage costing more than a half-billion dollars.

Mark Thompson tells this funny story how his girlfriend placed a spirit jar filled with crystals to clear bad energy from the house...within days the once clear jar was now completed clouded and she wanted answers.

Crime in L.A. has shot up to disturbing numbers. Criminals are bored. They are looking to hurt the most vulnerable people in society. Gangs are growing. Cars are being broken into. Homes are being robbed. People are being assaulted. Steve Gregory from KFI News talked to LAPD officials today and asked questions about why this crime wave keeps growing.

Neil Saavedra joins us for #TastyTuesday to talk about national pizza day and California Adventure offering guests a new experience.

Today's #TrueCrimeTuessday highlights the odd stories and history behind the Cecil Hotel in Los Angeles.