California becomes only the second state to surpass one million Covid cases
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Dr. Christina Ghaly, L.A. County Director of Health and Human Services, says it's not too late to slow the spread if everyone is on the same page.

Alexi Lalas talks USMNT returning to FS1
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The soccer Hall of Famer and Fox Sports studio analyst previews the team's big upcoming matches.

Rev. Troy Vaughn brings life full circle as the Los Angeles Mission's CEO
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Reverend Troy Vaughn's story of personal resurrection, service, healing, and love began on skid row. Now he's giving back as the LA Mission's President and CEO. To donate go to LosAngelesMission.org

Veterans Serve Second Time: Combat Disease & Disaster With LA Red Cross
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Veterans across the country, including 137 here in Los Angeles, are bringing things full circle by lending a hand to safeguard their communities against Covid-19

How To Talk To Your Kids About Real-World Events
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Hearing grownups talk about things like the coronavirus pandemic or the elections can be unsettling for kids. They're seeing images on television, and on social media that they may not understand. So, how do you explain to your kids what's happening in our world today, and how much should you tell them? Clinical psychologist Dr.Robi explains how to help make sense of these real-world issues.

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's 'Light The Night' Virtual Event
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EVERY YEAR MILLIONS OF PEOPLE GATHER AROUND THE WORLD TO HONOR, REMEMBER AND SUPPORT THOSE AFFECTED BY CANCER WITH THE LEUKEMIA AND LYMPHOMA SOCIETY'S LIGHT THE NIGHT EVENT. THE GREATER LA EVENT IS VIRTUAL THIS YEAR AND HERE TO TELL US MORE ABOUT THAT IS CAMPAIGN MANAGER Racheli Peltier , ! Every year millions of people gather around the world to honor, remember and support those affected by cancer with the leukemia and lymphoma society's Light The Night event. Greater LA event coordinator Racheli Peltier talks about this year's virtual event. More info at LightTheNight.org/gla

New Study from the Hollywood Commission on Workplace Bullying
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It has been three years since the Harvey Weinstein story the me-too movement into a global fight against sexual harassment. Now a new study by the Hollywood Commission on Workplace Bullying reports statistic on the culture in Hollywood today.

Dave Roberts talks ending the Dodgers drought with World Series win
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The Dodgers manager talked about what it meant to finally win the title for L.A. and opened up about Justin Turner and his Covid diagnosis during game 6.

Your 2020 election questions answered
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From last minute mail-in ballots, to skipping that long line, Kathay Feng, National Redistricting Director of the watch-dog group Common Cause joins Good Day LA with some last minute voting tips.

LA Fire Captain turns story of tragedy & loss to one of fierce determination, faith & family
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Capt. Aguirre was critically injured in that horrible explosion downtown earlier this year. He suffered third-degree burns, and after 18 surgeries, lost the use of both his hands. But he's still lifting us all up with his story of survival. To donate https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-lafd-captain-Aguirre-and-family

Celebrating Halloween through Cosplay
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While covid-19 may have cancelled trick or treating, that doesn't mean you should skip the costume. Cosplay and author of In Plain Sight, Kim Henderson McAndrew talks about why you should express your inner superhero this Halloween.

Kathryn Barger: Meet the woman behind the podium
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Michaela talks to the LA. Country Supervisor about everything from her father's influence on her career, coping with the pressures of a pandemic, and the people in her life who keep her connected to the people she serves.

Women 50 and older Could Decide 2020 Election
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New AARP research shows that woman age 50 and older who are concerned about some of today's most-pressing issues, from COVID-19 to retirement security, are expected to vote in record numbers in the 2020 election.

"Bill Nye's Great Big World of Science"
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"This is the book I've always wanted to write". The world's most famous science guy explains why his new book is perfect for this year and talks Dodgers with Tony and Araksya.

Bono's ONE Campaign to wipe out poverty and illness takes on the problems of the pandemic and it's aftermath. .
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While the ONE CAMPAIGN is mostly focused on Africa, the lessons they've learned couldn't be more important to us right here in LA. The president and CEO of the ONE Campaign, Gayle Smith talks about problems of poverty and homelessness, as well as the pandemic, and it's aftermath.

Post Pandemic: A new study predicts the long term impact will be significant
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Covid-19 has changed nearly everything in our lives. Relationships, work, our home lives. What will all that look like on the other side of the pandemic? UCLA professor and the study's senior author, Martie Haselton joins GDLA with details.