Runyon's Toilet Is Still Locked, 251 Dogs at a Hollywood Star's Kennel

Hour 4 (8.6) The Runyon Canyon restroom that won't quit: a two-stall prefab unit craned in near the Fuller Avenue entrance back in February at a price tag pushing $1 million, and six months later hikers still can't get through the fence. Stalls, sinks, sidewalks, lighting — all installed, all off-limits. Then a story that actually feels good: Lewis Kalb dropped roughly $22,000 in a Phillies charity auction to call the third inning against the Nationals, sat in with Scott Franzke and Larry Andersen, and turned in a broadcast so clean it went viral. From there it gets strange — investigators pulled 251 dogs from an unlicensed L.A. County kennel connected to "Exorcist" actor Linda Blair. Do the math on that cleanup. We close with a fast round: promising research for dog allergy sufferers, a new TikTok deal opening Disney brands to creators, and a former California State Parks superintendent in court on accusations he secretly recorded lifeguards.    Hashtags & keywords:    #LosAngeles #LANews #RunyonCanyon #TaxpayerDollars #LocalNews #SoCal #Phillies #MLB #ViralVideo #LindaBlair #AnimalRescue #DogRescue #LACounty #DogAllergies #TikTok #Disney #CreatorEconomy #CaliforniaStateParks #DailyNews #NewsPodcast See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.