The debate was likely California voters’ only opportunity to witness the two gubernatorial hopefuls face-off.

On today’s show, we take a look at extreme heat in Los Angeles, a failed execution in Tennessee, and a new AI-focused project from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

On today’s show, we discuss a new bill that offers tax incentives for journalism, the U.S. military leaves Iraq, an analysis of the gubernatorial debate, and a new report finds trouble in the labor market.

Recent UCLA study reveals more on California employment crisis.

Assembly Bill 32 has 20th birthday

On today’s show, we discuss the end of USC Keck’s contract with the Navy, the decline in Gen Z alcohol use, the current state of music videos in the modern age and a protest against President Xi Jinping’s visit to the White House. All that and more, From Where We Are.

Californians cite concern over the Prop 40 Tax.

On today’s show, we discuss Irish reunification, LA Homeless Services Authority, an immigration ruling, El Salvador TPS, and an Elizabeth Holmes documentary. All that and more, From Where We Are.

Dublin advocates protest after Donald Trump makes comments suggesting a unified Ireland

This was ARN’s noon top-of-the-hour broadcast on the second day of the Festival of Books. On this show, we sit down with an Annenberg professor, hear a quick word from Tom Selleck and Hayley Kiyoko and bring the love of food straight to the ARN mic.

This was ARN’s 11 a.m. top-of-the-hour broadcast on the second day of the Festival of Books. On this show we recap our conversation with Alison Benis White, sit-down with poets Victoria Lynn Mccoy and Tracy Brimhall and dive into some poetry.

This was ARN’s 3 p.m. top-of-the-hour broadcast on the first day of the Festival of Books. On this show, we sit down with Faye Masterson, cover Echo Park’s first official Zine Fair and close out today’s ARN coverage of the Book Festival.

This was ARN’s 2 p.m. top-of-the-hour broadcast on the first day of the Festival of Books. On this show, we hear about how the LA Central Library is celebrating its 100th birthday, visit the LA Times stage with Tina Knowles and talk to immigration reporter Ruben Vives.

This was ARN’s 11 a.m. top-of-the-hour broadcast on the first day of the Festival of Books. On this show, we talk to Oak Tree Comics, travel to Spotify’s podcast and audiobook stage and sit down with the voice behind the Heated Rivalry audiobook.

The HBO drama isn’t afraid to make its Black, titular character unlikeable, and maybe that’s what audiences need more of.