KNX In Depth: Should hotels be forced to house the homeless? Voters in LA will decide--Pre-teens and mental health--The FAA wants to hear complaints about airline seats--"Stray" video game has animal organizations raising more money

Should hotels be forced to house the homeless? That issue will now be decided by voters in the city of LA in two years. The LA City Council discussed the issue today but decided to pass it off to the people. It would require hotels to offer up empty rooms each day to homeless people whether the hotel wants to or not. We go In Depth to look at both sides. The new job numbers sure look nice but inflation still has people feeling pessimistic about the economy. Republicans who've questioned the 2020 election results could soon control elections in some battleground states. More pre-teens are being seen for mental health issues now. With kids heading back to school soon, we go In Depth into how those kids can best navigate the new school year. Airline seats. You've heard the complaints. Now, you get to make them to the FAA. Young sea turtles in Florida are all hatching as females now. Climate change might be why. If you like cats, you'll love a new popular video game where you play as a cat. Some animal groups are capitalizing off the game's popularity to help real cats.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices