The LA Report

What's happening today: COVID restrictions to end tomorrow; Heatwave roasts region; L.A. city pools reopen; L.A. Cultural Heritage Commission recommends the First Baptist Church in Venice an historic cultural monument.

Here's your morning news: Tomorrow, California will take a major step forward in reopening the state's economy and certain executive actions Governor Gavin Newsom made tied to the COVID-19 pandemic will go away; And an update on a story we brought you last week  about the Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in Huntington Beach, and more.

In this special Sunday edition: Diane Guerrero and Eric Andre talk about therapy, meditation and making sure that you put your mental health first.

What's happening today: COVID restrictions may be lifting, but dangers remain; County health departments across the state say they need more funding for staff; Approaching heatwave expected to test state's power grid; 15 more vaccine lottery winners announced

Here's your morning news: The Los Angeles Unified School District and its teacher's union have reached an agreement for a return to full-time, in-person instruction this fall; Months after a rainbow-painted lifeguard tower went up in flames, the city of Long Beach has unveiled its replacement. and more.

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What's happening today: Five days until COVID rules are lifted, but workplaces are still up in the air; Garden Grove police officer charged with beating two homeless men; Appeal filed in last week's assault weapon ruling; Federal court extends stay in L.A. homeless case.

Here's your morning news: The state's workplace safety agency has withdrawn a controversial rule about masks at work. Last night, Cal OSHA reversed course on a rule that would have required employees to stay masked at work unless everyone in the room was vaccinated; Venice is the latest battleground over how to tackle L.A.'s homelessness crisis, and the councilman who represents the area, Mike Bonin, is at odds with Sheriff Alex Villanueva, and more.

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What's happening today: Missing Leimert Park 8-year old found safe; L.A. County Democratic Party calls for Sheriff Villanueva's resignation; COVID prevention guidelines to be dropped next Tuesday.