If you haven't voted yet, many of you have a good idea of which candidates you're going to choose. But there are some people out there planning to vote who truly don't know yet. But why? What more do they need to know? We go In Depth to try to solve the mystery of the undecided voter. 

Voters in 2024 could see a familiar name on the presidential ballot--Donald Trump. The former president could be ready for another run though he faces several problems. 

Twitter is laying off hundreds of workers in a move that could transform the company forever. 

A new study details a rise in hate speech on the platform. 

We go In Depth into another statewide ballot measure. This time it's Prop 30. 

The CDC is changing some recommendations for doctors who prescribe opioids. Will they cause more problems than they try to solve? 

Fall back on Sunday. But many sleep experts say there should be no Spring Forward anymore. 

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President Biden delivers another passionate address, warning Americans again about threats to democracy. The president urged people less than a week away from Election Day to reject who he calls "ultra MAGA" Republicans. But is the president's messaging to voters all wrong right now? Are people really voting because of an existential threat to democracy? We go In Depth. 

Republicans are hinting that if they take control of Congress they'll work on cuts to Social Security and Medicare. 

The U.K. could face a long recession which might end up impacting the U.S.  

Benjamin Netanyahu looks to be back. He's set to take over as prime minister of Israel again but he doesn't exactly think highly of President Biden. We go In Depth into the impact on U.S./Israel relations. 

We're going to look into Prop 29 today which has to do with kidney dialysis centers. 

The Sierra Nevada seems to be losing its forests. 

Drinking coffee while pregnant might have a long-term impact on your child.

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Election Day is just six days away. Many voters here in LA still figuring out who they want for mayor. Karen Bass and Rick Caruso have been campaigning nonstop lately as they approach the finish line. One stop for Rick Caruso is right here at KNX. Caruso is with us today in-studio and we talk to him about why undecided voters should pick him. 

Governor Newsom slams his own party ahead of election day. We look into whether his criticisms are valid. 

We take a look today at Prop 27--the second gambling initiative on the state ballot. 

CVS and Walgreens tentatively settle huge lawsuits related to the opioid crisis. 

Walking your dog just got easier even if you don't have the time. We explain a new exercise service. 

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The kids are far from all right. They're all getting sick. RSV is the main driver now of infections that are sending kids to the hospital, threatening to overwhelm them. Orange County even declared a health emergency. On top of all this, there's a shortage now of a key antibiotic than can help kids fight off common infections. We go In Depth into these growing health problems. 

The Supreme Court helps out former President Trump but not one of his key allies in the Senate. 

Election Day is just a week away and we're all getting bombarded on television, radio and social media with political ads and chatter. We go In Depth into how to figure out just what's true, what's a little exaggerated and what's downright false. 

You've seen or heard about those two gambling-related ballot measures. We go all-in so you can decide YES or NO. 

Astronomers make a discovery that could one day put Earth in danger. 

Taylor Swift is dominating the music charts right now. We try to find out what's the secret to her massive popularity. 

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The race for LA Mayor is fast approaching the finish line. It all ends next Tuesday. Voting has already started. Karen Bass and Rick Caruso are making their last-minute pitches to those who have yet to cast their ballots. But is there anyone left who hasn't made up their mind at this point? We go In Depth into what might be a very close contest. 

Those managing that contest and other elections across the country are getting nervous about the potential for conflict and maybe even violence at the polls. We discuss what's being done to protect them. 

The Supreme Court will decide whether colleges and universities can factor in race when deciding which students are admitted. 

More missile attacks in Ukraine. We go In Depth into what Russia is targeting now. 

Anger and frustration over crowd control efforts are building following a huge stampede in Seoul that killed dozens of people. 

Twitter is thinking of new ways to make money and it could require a subscription of sorts from people. 

The government is trying to explain UFOs to Congress in a new report. It has an idea what's behind many of the sightings. 

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More questions than answers now when it comes to the attack on Paul Pelosi, the husband of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Police say he was attacked by a man with a hammer after officers arrived to the scene early this morning and found both men holding that hammer. We go In Depth into how the suspected attacker could've slipped past security safeguards.

Media reports say the suspect asked "Where's Nancy?" This raises questions about political extremism and violence which we will explore. 

This year could be one of the worst in recent memory for the flu. 

There's COVID, the flu, and now the World Health Organization is out with a list of deadly fungi. We go In Depth into how much we need to worry about fungal infections. 

Elon Musk now officially owns Twitter. We look into what happens next to the platform. 

A volcano is rumbling in Hawaii which has scientists wondering if an eruption is next. 

A rock-and-roll legend has died. We look into the life of Jerry Lee Lewis and his influence in the music world. 

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Times change when it comes to voting. You used to have to either vote in-person or send in an absentee ballot if you were away. Now, you can just mail-in your ballot from home. But since this change, finding out the results from elections have taken a lot longer. We may not know the results of some elections, like the LA Mayor's race, for a week or so after the elections coming up. We go In Depth into the ballot counting process. 

LA City Councilman Kevin de Leon still refuses to resign even though protestors continue to disrupt City Council business. Can he outlast the outrage? 

Elon Musk is trying to ease the worry of Twitter advertisers as he will apparently take over the company. 

Mortgage rates are now at levels not seen in two decades. We go In Depth into how much higher they could possibly go and their impact on the housing market. 

Some good news for the country's economy as it grew last quarter. But is that the whole story?  

Breast implants could be making some women sick. 

Some people are taping their lips shut. Blame Tik Tok. 

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Times change when it comes to voting. You used to have to either vote in-person or send in an absentee ballot if you were away. Now, you can just mail-in your ballot from home. But since this change, finding out the results from elections have taken a lot longer. We may not know the results of some elections, like the LA Mayor's race, for a week or so after the elections coming up. We go In Depth into the ballot counting process. 

LA City Councilman Kevin de Leon still refuses to resign even though protestors continue to disrupt City Council business. Can he outlast the outrage? 

Elon Musk is trying to ease the worry of Twitter advertisers as he will apparently take over the company. 

Mortgage rates are now at levels not seen in two decades. We go In Depth into how much higher they could possibly go and their impact on the housing market. 

Some good news for the country's economy as it grew last quarter. But is that the whole story?  

Breast implants could be making some women sick. 

Some people are taping their lips shut. Blame Tik Tok. 

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The LA City Council votes to censure Kevin DeLeon, Gil Cedillo and Nury Martinez over those racist remarks.

The LAPD opens an investigation into who leaked that conversation that led to the LA City Hall racism scandal. But will anything actually come of it? 

The fallout continues over the anti-Semitic remarks made by Kanye West who's now known as Ye. Adidas dropped him, ending their partnership. Now some high-level athletes like the Rams' Aaron Donald are leaving his sports marketing business. Is this the end of Ye as a brand? Or is there still a market for his products and music. We go In Depth. 

All anyone seems to talk about from last night's Pennsylvania Senate debate is John Fetterman's performance and if his health can hold up. 

A new report details how SUV drivers can have trouble seeing kids right in front of their vehicle. We go In Depth into this hidden danger. 

Newspaper endorsements of political candidates are losing their pull. We look into why many newspapers are not even bothering anymore. 

If big businesses start with layoffs again, the first people to go could be remote workers. 

You can now buy sneakers for horses. Yes, horses. 

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The #MeToo movement was supposed to completely transform Hollywood. It was going to usher in a new age of inclusion and diversity. But there's concern now that Hollywood is going backwards as studios focus on what they feel are bigger issues. But can't they do both? We go In Depth into Hollywood, #MeToo and diversity. 

It took a bit of time but Adidas finally ended its partnership with Kanye West following his anti-Semitic comments. 

A Russian court has upheld Brittney Griner's prison sentence so a deal between the U.S. and Russia is really the only thing that will bring her home now. 

A 5.1 earthquake shakes the Bay Area. We head up there to find out just how bad the jolt was and how people reacted. 

Some Democratic strategists are getting worried Black voters won't turn out in big numbers for the midterm elections in two weeks. We go In Depth into what that might mean for candidates. 

A new study finds getting a side effect after an mRNA COVID shot could give you even more antibody protection.  

A new list shows you're right if you think burgers are getting more expensive in LA.  

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