The LA Report

What's happening today: For COVID infection rates, California goes from highest to lowest in the U.S.; L.A. County set to move to least-restrictive yellow tier on Tuesday; Teachers react to seeing some students in person for the first time ever; State Democrats unite against the campaign to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom.

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Here's your morning news: California is losing a congressional seat for the first time in its 170-year history -- it's likely that Southern California will be the region to lose a representative when the bipartisan Citizens Redistricting Commission draws new Congressional boundaries; Inglewood's SoFi Stadium hosted it's first-ever event with spectators in the seats last night, and more.

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What's happening today: Dodger Stadium vaccination site set to close in May; Doctors urge people to not let their guard down and get vaccinated; 16-17 year olds can get vaccines unaccompanied by an adult; FDA proposes ban on flavored cigarettes; Californians urge Newsom to move forward on universal healthcare.

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Here's your morning news: There's some good news - and some bad news - about L.A. County's COVID-19 vaccination progress; If you get your health insurance through Covered California, you're likely to see your premiums go down starting this Saturday, and more.

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What's happening today: JPL says Mars helicopter failed fourth flight, set sights on finding life on the solar system's icy moons; Monitoring the rare cases of those who contracted COVID after receiving the vaccine; L.A. County vaccine supply now outpacing demand; 

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Here's your morning news: More than a week after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted in the murder of George Floyd, negotiations are continuing in Congress on a national police reform bill; This month, we brought you an investigation into ReNew Health and its founder Crystal Solorzano, nursing home operators deemed unfit by the state, but still continue to operate. Now, members of California's congressional delegation are calling for more oversight. 

What's happening today: Six more days before L.A. County can move to the yellow reopening tier – if infection rates continue to drop; Teachers are figuring out how to teach climate justice; Judge orders a review of racist practices in city housing.

Here's your morning news: L.A. Unified middle and high school campuses reopen this week. Sixth- and ninth-graders returned to classrooms yesterday; State lawmakers entertained the idea of giving many Californians a monthly basic income of $1,000. But it's not going to happen this year — or in the foreseeable future, and more.

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