What the Hal? Presidential history living in Yorba Linda
This week we head to Yorba Linda to meet one of the youngest mayors and visit the iconic and historical Nixon Library.
What the Hal? Get to know Matt Atchity with Moviefone
Matt Atchity, the general manager of Moviefone, talks to us about some newly released movies, how movie critics work, and his top picks for the Oscars.
What the Hal? Get to know award winning songwriter Diane Warren
Diane Warren has been inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, as well as won a Grammy, Emmy, Golden Globe so much more. She's been nominated 11 times for an Oscar and yet still trying to get that first one!
What the Hal? Latin Country singer Dianña Parro
She’s combining the worlds of country and Latin music together – and taking the world by storm.
What the Hal? Meet LAUSD's top performing high school band
Being in a high school band is a great after-school activities, perfect way to make friends and of course gain new skills by playing an instrument.
What the Hal? Braille Institute helping those who are visually impaired master technology
Smartphones, tablets and other electronic devices can be a mystery to those who can't see very well. But the Braille Institute has classes to help those who are visually impaired learn how to use new devices and certain mobile apps.
What the Hal? Learning about the game of pickleball
It's one of the fastest growing sports in the U.S., but still a lot of people have never heard of it -- pickleball. It combines elements of tennis, badminton and ping pong and is a game that appeals to all ages.
What the Hal? Raising awareness about human trafficking
January is Human Trafficking Prevention month. It’s a time that shines a light on the issue and raises awareness. In 2018, 10,949 cases of human trafficking were reported to the Polaris-operated National Human Trafficking Hotline.
What the Hal? Keeping yourself safe from illnesses while onboard cruise ships
A vacation on a cruise ship is relaxing, fun and enjoyable but within the past few months fears of infections on local cruise ships have rose.
What the Hal? Red Cross volunteers making a difference in the world
From responding to house fires, natural emergencies and even the Rose Parade, volunteers with the Red Cross are always out in full force helping the people in their community.
What the Hal? A local firefighter’s fight against ALS
Los Angeles firefighter Eric Stevens is now in the fight of his life against ALS also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
What the Hal? Learning how to stop the bleed
Knowing how to stop the bleed can help save a life.
What the Hal? LA City Council President Herb Wesson's search for his son
Los Angeles City Council President Herb Wesson is opening up about his son’s struggle with drug abuse, mental illness and homelessness.
What the Hal? How to avoid holiday scams
With the busy holiday shopping season many consumers are online or at malls across the nation hunting for the best deals and gifts. But while finding that deal many people can fall victim to scams
What the Hal? Discussing fire trends and new tools with LA City Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas
While urban sprawl and changing weather conditions have made firefighting more difficult in the city of LA, the department has grown and adapted to meet the challenges. LA City Fire Chief Ralph Terrazas is a 35-year-veteran with the Los Angeles Fire Department and has served as chief for five years.
What the Hal? Students, parents reflect on deadly Saugus High School shooting
Students from Saugus High School are still on extended break from classes after a gunman opened fire on campus—killing two people before turning the gun on himself
What the Hal? Finding kids a forever home through Wednesday's Child segment
For 25 years FOX 11 has been helping foster kids find a forever home through our segment Wednesday’s Child. Since the segment launched nearly 500 kids have been adopted.
What the Hal? New aircrafts being used by Cal Fire, LA County to fight wildfires
California is in the middle of wildfire season and it seems each year is worse than before.
What the Hal? Halloween Safety and raising awareness for autism with blue Halloween buckets
Keeping a child safe is always a parent’s top priority. And on Halloween night basic activities like trick-or-treating could be hard. It was a mother in Hawaii whose Facebook post went viral when she came up with the idea of using blue buckets for kids with autism or who are nonverbal, like her 3-year-old son. A blue bucket is to help those giving out candy know that a child may be autistic, so they may not say the traditional 'trick-or-treat' when you open the door.
What the Hal? Emmy Awards
It's time for the 71st Prime-time Emmy Awards.