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Today on AirTalk:What Jim McDonnell's selection as LAPD chief means for the departmentThe state of hybrid workManhattan Beach Food & Wine Festival Listen • 1:39:25 Episode Detail FilmWeek: ‘Joker: Folie a Deux,' ‘The Outrun,’ ‘Blink’ and more Larry and LAist film critics Lael Loewenstein and Claudia Puig review the latest releases on FilmWeek. Today on FilmWeek:Our FilmWeek critics review the latest releasesFeature: Daniel Day-Lewis to make a career comeback Listen • 30:27 Episode Detail Criminal Justice The Menendez brothers' murder case is getting a fresh look. Here's why In 1996, Erik and Lyle Menendez were convicted and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Los Angeles prosecutors said this week they are taking another look at the case. Housing and Homelessness UCLA offers proposal to stay on VA campus after being locked out of baseball stadium A judge ordered the school, along with other tenants on the West L.A. Veterans’ Affairs campus, to increase its commitments to supporting veterans or face eviction. Housing and Homelessness The $1M house at heart of Orange County civil fraud allegations says a ton about SoCal real estate One LAist reader responded to the latest story in our ongoing Andrew Do investigation by asking, "Which is more disgusting: the [alleged] fraud or the fact that a starter home is costing 1 million these days?" News The Pacific Airshow is back, bringing jets — and noise — to Huntington Beach this weekend Officials have warned people living in the area to have preparations in place for people and pets who may be disturbed by the sounds. News ‘Touch grass,’ ‘For You page’: See 200 new words and phrases added to Merriam-Webster “Our lexicographers monitor a huge range of sources to select which words and definitions to add,” Merriam-Webster's Peter Sokolowski said. These sources range from academic journals to social media. Climate and Environment SoCal will bake this weekend as October heat wave continues It’ll be around 10 degrees hotter than normal for much of the Southland. News LA Mayor Karen Bass picks Jim McDonnell as new LAPD chief McDonnell worked at the department for decades before becoming L.A. County’s sheriff for one term. EXPLORE LA Best things to do this weekend in LA and SoCal: October 4 - 6 LUMINEX 3.0 lights up downtown, an audio experience on the L.A. River, more Halloween haunts open, and Friday is National Taco Day! LAist City Treks: Get A Taste Of What Anaheim Was Like Before Disneyland On This 3-Mile Walk LAist City Treks is your guide to great walks in and around L.A. without ever leaving the city. Bonus: Each walk and hike will end with suggestions for places to grab a quick bite to eat near your starting point. 3 exciting Thai restaurants in LA to try when you’re in a rush Los Angeles has a long history of notable Thai restaurants. Here are some favorites to try right now. Support your source for local and NPR news today! Right now, you can help protect LAist's mission to provide local reporting to all in our community. Donate for the first time or increase your monthly donation to have a positive impact on your ability to access independent and trusted journalism. Donate Now Monthly Donation One-Time Donation $5/mo $10/mo $15/mo $20/mo $60 $120 $180 $240 Continue Best of LAist How did a 22-year-old law student afford a $1 million home at the center of civil fraud allegations? The home is owned by O.C. Supervisor Andrew Do’s daughter, Rhiannon Do, who is among four individuals named as defendants in Orange County’s civil lawsuit alleging embezzlement of millions in public funds. LAist investigated the purchase. Gascón vs. Hochman: Very different takes on what LA's district attorney should do Incumbent DA George Gascón and challenger Nathan Hochman offer their philosophies on the criminal justice system. Voter Game Plan LAist has the voter guides you need to make your most-informed vote ever. We bring you up to speed on the core issues, explain what jobs need to be done, introduce you to candidates and follow the money that's fueling the campaigns. Featured Podcast Judith Butler on gender anxiety and the election In Butler’s latest book Who’s Afraid of Gender, renowned feminist and gender studies theorist Judith Butler maps out how the right has invoked a fear of gender ideology to galvanize their base. Imperfect Paradise host Antonia Cereijido sits down with Butler to discuss how they see this playing out in the U.S. presidential election and how they believe gender should be addressed at a societal and political level. Listen • 35:30 View More Episodes & Shows Education What's next for foster families after an insurance shakeup threatens to upend thousands? The largest insurer of California's foster agencies says it's ending coverage. Foster care advocates fear that if the issue isn't resolved, children will end up being displaced. LAUSD reaffirms support for students and staff ahead of elections Superintendent Alberto Carvalho says the district has heard growing concern from staff, students and their families about the outcome of the presidential election. Lawsuit filed against University of California seeks answer to whether undocumented students can hold campus jobs The lawsuit alleges UC discriminated against undocumented students by denying them opportunities open to other students. Featured events This Week This Weekend Next Week All Events Event “Voces: Latino Vote 2024” Screening and Discussion In collaboration with PBS SoCal, LAist will be hosting a screening of the new documentary VOCES: LATINO VOTE 2024 produced by Quiet Pictures in collaboration with Latino Public Broadcasting and ITVS in association with PBS SoCal. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion. Tickets & Info Event AirTalk’s Ballot Cram Session LIVE - A Voter Game Plan Event Election day is just around the corner, with vote-by-mail ballots on the way to homes next month. We know it’s not always easy to navigate these propositions on your own. The good news is there’s still time to study up. Get your notepads and pencils ready — it’s time for a one-hour cram session. Tickets & Info LAist investigates: Tracking taxpayer money Orange County Supervisors: Tracking Taxpayer Money Full coverage: LAist was the first to report that millions of dollars of taxpayer money were earmarked to a nonprofit run off and on by the daughter of an Orange County supervisor, with little to no public transparency. OC Supervisors remove Andrew Do from his board committee assignments The move comes more than nine months after LAist first started reporting on issues with public funding he directed to a nonprofit where his daughter served in leadership roles. OC supervisors vote to censure colleague Andrew Do amid fraud allegations The moves comes months after LAist uncovered more than $13 million in public funds directed by Do to Viet America Society without him disclosing that his daughter worked as a leader there. Orange County News Irvine City Council This is Irvine’s first election since Measure D passed earlier this year, which dramatically overhauled how government will work in this city. California Proposition 36: Increases criminal penalties for certain drug and theft crimes The measure comes in response to an increase in high-profile “smash-and-grab” robberies and the fentanyl crisis. HB Mayor defends Voter ID measure as Gov. Newsom seeks to ban it The city’s mayor says the new law doesn’t apply to the beach city. LA History How LA's first playgrounds brought respite to working class children Los Angeles established the country's first Playground Department Commission 120 years ago. From wearing your PJs to hiding friends in the trunk, we remember the magic of SoCal drive-in theaters There are only a few traditional drive-ins left in the region. At one point, there were around 70 between L.A. and Orange Counties alone. What happened? And why is the drive-in movie experience so vividly memorable for people in SoCal? Think the LA Aqueduct was the city’s first water system? Nope, it’s the Zanja Madre The zanja system of pipes and trenches was first built in 1781, and remnants can still be seen in the city today. Civics & Democracy Charter Amendement FF: Pension equity for Los Angeles City law enforcement The measure would allow certain peace officers — like those who work at LAX — and park rangers to transfer their pension plans to one some say will provide better benefits. Measure E: Parcel tax to raise funds for Los Angeles County Fire Department "Additional revenue is desperately needed by the fire district," says Los Angeles County Fire Chief Anthony Marrone. A lot of LA County candidates are running unopposed. What that means for you LAist found more than 140 races countywide have only one candidate. Here’s what it means and what experts have to say. Climate & Environment Slightly cooler today before excessive heat takes over this weekend Excessive heat advisories have been extended until Monday 8 p.m. The heat is here until the weekend. Tips on how to keep yourself and your furry friends safe Heat advisories end today. But come Saturday, another excessive heat watch for the valleys kicks in. California's 'climate credit' to put up to $86 in your pocket It’s one way the state uses cap-and-trade money. More stories Arts and Entertainment AI is again at the center of Hollywood labor negotiations. This time with animators Like the writers and actors strikes of last year and the ongoing video game performer walkout, animation workers say this negotiation is critical to the fate of their industry. Criminal Justice Ex-deputy mayor gets 12 years in prison for role in LA City Hall corruption scheme A federal judge sentenced former Los Angeles Deputy Mayor Raymond Chan to 12 years in prison in connection with a "pay-to-play criminal enterprise" stretching back to 2013. Education College is one of life’s ‘biggest investments.’ A new report asks — is it worth it? Most higher education in California pays off, new research found — but 112 programs had no economic return on investment. Transportation and Mobility Automated license plate readers go live in parts of the San Fernando Valley The cameras track and record license plates as they drive through certain areas. Food 5 coffee shops in Boyle Heights with must-try hidden gems As the coffee shop scene grows in the neighborhood, we sipped our way through to find you the best spots to kick back and relax. Food If you could only eat at 3 SoCal restaurants for the rest of your life, what would they be? You can do it, we believe in you. Criminal Justice Parole rescinded for former LAPD detective convicted of murder The case gained national attention when former LAPD Detective Stephanie Lazarus was arrested 23 years after the crime thanks to DNA evidence. Health Kaiser mental health workers say they are prepared to go on strike More than 80% of Kaiser’s caregivers — including psychologists, social workers and marriage and family therapists — signed a strike authorization petition. News East Coast dockworkers suspend strike, easing impacts on Long Beach and LA ports Experts said local ports would only have been able to handle so much extra cargo had the strike carried on. Housing and Homelessness In escalating fight, Newsom takes away defiant Norwalk’s ability to kill large housing projects The “Builder’s Remedy” is coming to Norwalk after the city defied state officials and extended a ban on homeless shelters. Civics & Democracy Legislators could override nearly every Newsom veto. Why don’t they? About 90% of bills that Newsom blocked this year passed with the support of more than two-thirds of legislators — enough to override a governor’s veto. Transportation and Mobility Newsom wants a do-over on the lemon car law he just signed. Will it hurt buyers? The last-minute bill and the governor’s demand for changes could create confusion for consumers and automakers. Load More Latest from our reporters David Wagner In escalating fight, Newsom takes away defiant Norwalk’s ability to kill large housing projects (he/him) Yusra Farzan LA Mayor Karen Bass picks Jim McDonnell as new LAPD chief (she/her) Kevin Tidmarsh UCLA offers proposal to stay on VA campus after being locked out of baseball stadium (He/Him) Erin Stone SoCal will bake this weekend as October heat wave continues (she/her) Makenna Sievertson Automated license plate readers go live in parts of the San Fernando Valley (she/her) Josie Huang This man may be the Dodgers' luckiest fan — and most generous (she/her) Support for LAist comes from Become a sponsor Keep up with our local independent news The L.A. Report newsletter is your daily morning update on the biggest stories in the Los Angeles region. Sign Up Stay Connected twitter instagram facebook LAist is part of Southern California Public Radio, a member-supported public media network. 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