Shaky Town

We take a look at what the passage of Prop 22 means for gig workers in California.

We discuss what went wrong after pre-election polls showed a strong lead for Joe Biden, when it ended up being a much tighter race.

A former UCLA student tells about her family's ordeal after being surprised by more than $25,000 in ambulance bills.

We talk to former con artist turned crime fighter, Frank Abagnale, the subject of the 2002 Hollywood Film "Catch Me If You Can," about the rise of scams during the pandemic.

We talked to a parent about the struggles of having class online and the possibility of returning to class, and we talked to a professor about what teachers can do to improve the digital learning experience for students.

We discuss the presidential race as we get closer to the election and talk about how it could impact Southern California races.

They allegedly have names like the Executioners and Banditos. But these aren't street gangs, they're allegedly cliques within the LA Sheriff's Department.

Shaky Town Executive Producer Tim Howick shares the story of how 2 of his family members were scammed out of thousands of dollars, and we discuss why these scams are on the rise during the pandemic and ways you can protect yourself and your loved ones.

We talk about the shift in how the American public perceives Black Lives Matter, and we speak to the co-founder of the LA chapter.

We discuss the unprecedented ways professional athletes are now taking a stand in the fight for social justice.