Cuban Americans are speaking out to demand the U.S. government end its blockade of the island, but President Joe Biden has responded with new sanctions.

For the fifth year running, KCET and PBS SoCal combined garnered the most awards of any other LA broadcast station with 10 wins honoring 10 separate programs.

In 1984, Los Angeles exuded Olympic psychedelia, a gleeful '80s aesthetic which underlined the complementary power of sport, culture and art. It would also revitalize a bedraggled Olympic movement.

Friedrich and Anna face their greatest challenge as a state of emergency is announced after the death of someone close.

Professor T and Ben butt heads when discussing how to deal with a ransom kidnapping.

Professor T deals with a hostage situation with his unconventional negotiating tactics.

Toronto has always cast a long shadow on the city of Hamilton, Ontario, for a number of reasons: it's bigger, it's more economically successful, and people want to live there. But times are changing.

Republic of Lucha, besides being awesome, is a new space in South Pasadena dedicated to the world of lucha libre, the freestyle form of wrestling made famous in Mexico.

An examination of public records from 2018 and 2020 confirmed that several companies contracted by the city of Huntington Park donated gifts and campaign contributions to council members during that time. The investigation raises questions about whether council members are truly looking out for the best interests of the public when creating policies and making decisions.

Monday on the NewsHour, as the spike in COVID-19 infections and deaths sparks a renewed push for vaccinations, "PBS NewsHour" explores where they will be mandatory.