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There’s a saying in the cancer community — if one member of the family has cancer — the whole family has it. It’s because it affects everyone.  

Bugsy is a 9-year-old Boxer mix. He is super sweet and loves people of all ages. He's great on a leash and in the car. As a bonus, Bugsy is house-trained. Meet him at NKLA! Call Michelle at 424-208-8840.

Every 3 minutes, someone is diagnosed with blood cancer. Now, two local high school students are teaming up to do something about it. The teens call themselves "Sisters of Survivors" and are raising money for cancer research. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3amsWLW

Kevin Pollak has been keeping busy in Hollywood. He stopped by Good Day LA to talk about his two new movies, charity organization and comedy podcast.

FOX's "Last Man Standing" stars Molly McCook and Christopher Sanders talk about Thursday night's episode. Plus, McCook opens up about winning over the show's fans and life as a newlywed.

After much anticipation, "Bad Boys for Life," is starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence is out. Ms. Movie tells us what's worth watching at the cinema this weekend.

Lollipop is a beautiful 3-year-old female Boxer. She has had a very rough start to her life. She was abandoned, but Boxer Rescue LA is determined to make the rest of her story a happy one. Lollipop is one of the most gentle and relaxed dogs you'll ever come across. Once you meet her, you'll fall in love! Call Vince at 310-862-0044.

The Santa Clarita City Council voted unanimously Wednesday night to temporarily ban new fast-food restaurants from being built.

Elisabeth Rohm from the popular TV show Law and Order, stopped by Good Day LA Wednesday. In addition to her acting career, Rohm is also a trained emergency volunteer and has spent many years as a celebrity ambassador for the American Red Cross. She even gave blood for the first time in support of FOX 11's Blood Drive Telethon with the American Red Cross.

Emily Osment stars on the FOX series — Almost Family. She talked about how the show works on many levels and explores themes like family and loyalty.

Francisco is an 8-year-old terrier mix looking for his forever home! He's easy-going, very sweet and a would make a great companion. Visit www.spcaLA.com or call 323-730-5300 for more information.

Carly Pearce is taking the country world by storm! She's the only country artist who has been named to Forbe's "30 Under 30." Her top 20 duet "I Hope You're Happy Now," with Lee Brice currently has 43 million streams. Watch as she performs on Good Day LA.

It’s been a wild week for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Royals expert James McCourt broke down the latest on the Royal couple, the moves they’re making, and the reaction from the Queen.

It’s been a wild week for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Royals expert James McCourt broke down the latest on the Royal couple, the moves they’re making, and the reaction from the Queen.

It’s been a wild week for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Royals expert James McCourt broke down the latest on the Royal couple, the moves they’re making, and the reaction from the Queen.

Linus is a 7-month-old Shepard Mix. He's the last of the little of six. He comes from the Bakersfield shelter and has been in foster care for four months. He loves kids and dogs. Linus is crate trained and has basic obedience training. He is a little fearful, so he needs a patient family to continue to work with his trust and confidence. Call Teri at 619-990-7455 or visit labradorsandfriends.org.

Good Day LA’s Rita Garcia and Rachael Ray cooked together in New York while on set at the Rachael Ray show. Monday, Ray was in LA, so we cooked up some favorite dishes from her new cookbook.

Rachael Ray stopped by Good Day LA Monday to talk about the release of her 26th cookbook -- Rachael Ray 50: Memories and Meals from a Sweet and Savory Life: A Cookbook. It’s a cookbook, but also a scrapbook that gives fans a glimpse into Rachael's life.

Los Angeles Radio DJ Tammi Mac stopped by Good Day LA to talk about her new show "Tammi Mac Late Show."

Real Estate mogul Aaron Kirman has sold more than $5 billion in real estate. While selling million-dollar homes for a living can be difficult, dealing with their multi-millionaire owners can be the hardest job of all. Kirman and his top agent, Neyshia Go, stopped by Good Day LA to talk about their new show, "Listing Impossible."