The LA Report

In this Sunday edition: Researchers at UCLA have released a new online tool that shows which neighborhoods are being hit hardest by extreme heat. We'll explain how the data could help L.A.'s most vulnerable neighborhoods. 

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In this weekend edition: On today's show – we'll tell you about a local basketball tournament that features some matchups you might not expect…

Then, a peek at what you can find at one of LA’s many farmers’ markets this summer… Spoiler: it’s not just about the food.

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Here's what we're following this afternoon:

• Arrest made in 7-11 robberies
• The new 988 mental health hotline
• Abortion medication at state universities
• A weekend heat wave
• Dodger Stadium concession workers

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Here's what we're following today:

• Gascon appealing three strikes law
• New gun control measures
• Big fines for odor-causing warehouse
• The two-week countdown to return of indoor masking
• A controversial Palm Springs City Hall statue
• Environmentalists' objections to L.A. River Master Plan 
• Eaton Canyon clean-up

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Here's what we're following this afternoon:

• L.A. County officially in "high" COVID transmission category
• A lawsuit over L.A. River Master Plan
• "Carmageddon" ahead for the 210 Freeway
• Dropping gas prices

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Here's what we're following today:

• Inflation at 40 year high
• Declining gas prices
• Record-setting port cargo traffic
• Dodger Stadium concession worker strike
• Getting high-speed rail back on track
• Record-breaking homeless deaths
• Indoor mask mandate returns
• Fire destroys vacant Hollywood theater
• The Orange County Fair

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Here's what we're following today:

• COVID levels back to February's numbers
• Fixing Riverside County's Department of Public Social Services
• An uncertain future for Long Beach waste incinerator
• Pasadena City College forgiving some student debt

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What we're following this morning:

• City officials working together on monkeypox outreach
• L.A. County's abortion freedom campaign
• A ballot measure to remove an elected sheriff from office
• Cleanup of the toxic contamination left behind by the Exide battery recycling plant
• 7-11 closures after spate of armed robberies
• The 3,500 acre Washburn Fire in Yosemite National Park
• Diverting trash from landfills to incinerators

This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.