Page 4 - Hal Eisner News Today

Everyone has seen it from the outside, but what does the abandoned building look like on the inside?

The LA County Board of Supervisors is urging the Biden Administration to take action and suspend all U.S. military and economic assistance to Azerbaijan.

In segment one, In Depth looks back at the good news over the past year.  Then, Marla Tellez is joined by Nick Kush, the co-founder of Legacy Expeditions. Also, take a look back at Debbie Pearl with Dream Fetchers. 

The State of California and 17 other states celebrate Indigenous Peoples' Day to recognize the Native community and the challenges they've had and still have.

Guest host Marla Tellez talks with Nick Kush, the co-founder of Legacy Expeditions, about the project to raise funds for the families of fallen military members. Marla also speaks with Judge Craig Mitchell and Mario Ocampo about the Skid Row Running Club. 

Araksya Karapetyan introduces us to the history and culture of the Armenian people in honor of Armenian History Month. 

Hal is joined by Dr. Adam Smith, Associate Professor in the Astani Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering AT USC. He talks about how the testing works, why it’s important and how it became a standard during the COVID-19 epidemic.

Hal Eisner is joined by Robin Mark of the Trust for Public Land to talk about a recent grant which will allow them to turn a local elementary school into a “green" school.

Law Enforcement News In Depth: LAPD Release Of Officer Information Hal Eisner is joined by Robert Rico, General Counsel for the LA Police Protective League to discuss the mistaken release of names and photographs of undercover officers in a FOIA request. Then, we take a look at Hal’s Lifetime Achievement Award honor by the Southern California Radio TV News Association.

KCLU wins at 73rd Golden Mikes