The LA Report

In this Sunday edition: for the first time in LA, the 1931 classic horror film will screen along with a live, original operatic score. We talk with composer Michael Shapiro about writing and conducting his composition for Frankenstein which will play at The Theater at Ace Hotel October 28 and 29. 

And we'll tell you about Measure H, an initiative on the November ballot that would limit annual rent increases and pass new eviction protections in Pasadena.

Then, if you’ve ever wondered what exactly does the L.A. mayor do? You’re going to want to stay tuned. Brian De Los Santos — who hosts our How to LA podcast — breaks down the powers and responsibilities of running the second biggest city in the U.S.

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In this weekend edition: we talk with Beth Pratt with the #SaveOurCougars campaign about today's P-22 Festival in Griffith Park, and what its like to retrace the famous puma's 50 mile journey from Liberty Canyon. 

Then, there’s no question that living in LA can be overwhelming, but did you know that ambient music could help your mental health? We'll speak with artists and event organizers of what's being called "sound-bath experiences".

And, we’ll tell you about the work of Chicana activist, Grammy-winning musician, and LA native Martha Gonzalez who was just named a 2022 MacArthur Fellow. 

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Happy Friday! Here's what's happening: Fromer UCLA gynocologist convicted, Harvey Weinstein jury selected, another dry winter ahead, and more.

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In the news today: Tough road ahead for Kevin de Leon, Harvey Weinstein jury selected, and more.

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Good morning! Here's what's happening: City Councilmembers Gil Cedillo and Kevin de Leon refuse to resign, brother of Jose Huizar pleads guilty in pay-to-play scheme, Section 8 lottery open, rent control on ballot in Pasadena, and more.  

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Here's what's happening today: Kevin de León not stepping down, Cedillo and de León absent from hearings, city council pensions, and more.

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Good morning! Here's what's happening: LA City Council votes to replace Nury Martinez, Danny Masterson trial, LAUSD enrollment down, and more

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Here's what we're following: LA City Council selects new President, and of COVID state of emergency, "food insecurity" and more.

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