An instant special from KNX In Depth responding to the news of the first joint strike in Hollywood in 60 years: how it will affect the SAG-AFTRA performers and WGA writers on the picket lines, those who work in industries connected to Hollywood, and what the ripple effects will be on the economy and the nation at large. 

Hollywood in crisis. Writers are on strike. Now, actors may join them as soon as tomorrow. We go In Depth. 

Facebook's parent company Meta might have your personal tax information. We explain. 

Former LAPD Chief Bill Bratton joins us. He's got a lot of thoughts on police reform and how to rebuild trust.  

Scorching heat waves, extreme flooding and death. Is climate change accelerating Summer weather patterns?

More business ventures are buying up medical practices across the country. We look into how that will impact the cost of your health care. 

Two movies coming out later this month are so popular that people want to see them both on the same day even though they'll leave their audiences in wildly different moods. 

Alone in America. We go In Depth about why more people than ever in the country are living by themselves. 

We go In Depth into what's causing that hillside to collapse in Rolling Hills Estates and if others along the coast are in danger too.  

A Harvard professor says meteor fragments could offer clues as to whether we're alone in the universe. 

It's too hot. It's too cold.  It's too sunny. It's not sunny enough.  There's not enough rain.  There's too much rain. We have a drought but no mudslides.  We have mudslides but no drought. Can you ever win in California? 

Elon Musk's public behavior might end up costing him business in the future. 

We look into this trend of fans throwing things at music performers on stage. It might not be as new as we think. 

That cool glass of water you just got from your sink might have more than just water in it. It could be tainted with "forever chemicals." We explain what they are and whether you should worry. 

Alzheimer's patients have some hope on the horizon with a new drug. 

Time might have gotten faster over time. We bend your brain. 

Cocaine inside the White House. We go In Depth into what we know so far. 

Does California give workers and labor unions the upper hand against businesses? We go In Depth. 

Twitter may finally have met its match. 

And...we're going to talk about sex and work. We'll leave it at that. 

America celebrates its 247th birthday but how many more does it have left at the rate we're going? We look into the growing political divide in the country and whether this polarization will rip us apart or if we can solve our disagreements and unite under the belief that our democracy does in fact work for everyone.   

Gay rights supporters and those struggling with student debt get some bad news today from the Supreme Court. 

President Biden announces some new plans to deal with student debt. 

Hamburgers and hot dogs are top choices at outdoor Summer parties but maybe we should be thinking about changing that. 

Is affirmative action over as we know it in universities? The Supreme Court makes a historic ruling today, saying it can't be used for admissions. We go In Depth. 

The homeless count here in LA shows solving this problem might be harder than anyone thought. 

Space is undulating all around us. We tell you what that means for the planet and our understanding of gravity.