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The LA Report is your daily update on the top news stories in the Los Angeles region, brought to you by LAist News. Hosted by Austin Cross, Nereida Moreno and Julia Paskin on weekdays and Josie Huang on the weekends.
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Listen 8:04LA Unified School district officials are preparing for a possible strike by support workers, with teachers pledging to honor picket lines; The LA City council orders up a report examining hate crimes in the city; A movie studio announces it'll expand its lot to help curb runaway production, and more.
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L.A. City council orders hate crime report, LAUSD officials prepare for worker strike, and more – The A.M. EditionLA Unified School district officials are preparing for a possible strike by support workers, with teachers pledging to honor picket lines; The LA City council orders up a report examining hate crimes in the city; A movie studio announces it'll expand its lot to help curb runaway production, and more.
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Listen 7:3030,000 LAUSD employees plan to go on a three-day strike next week, and teachers say they won't cross picket lines; US banks create a multi-billion-dollar rescue package to stop First Republic Bank from being the third to fail in a week; For college hoops fans, March Madness is back!
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US banks launch multi-billion dollar rescue for First Republic; LAUSD prepares for 3-day strike as teachers unite; March madness is back! – The P.M. Edition30,000 LAUSD employees plan to go on a three-day strike next week, and teachers say they won't cross picket lines; US banks create a multi-billion-dollar rescue package to stop First Republic Bank from being the third to fail in a week; For college hoops fans, March Madness is back!
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Listen 8:07Orange County joins the list of 42 other counties in California under a state of emergency over storm damage; LAUSD workers announce a strike date at a downtown rally; SoCal's wholesale water supplier is dropping restrictions.
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LAUSD workers announce strike date; SoCal's water supplier dropping restrictions; O.C. under state of emergency – The A.M. EditionOrange County joins the list of 42 other counties in California under a state of emergency over storm damage; LAUSD workers announce a strike date at a downtown rally; SoCal's wholesale water supplier is dropping restrictions.
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Listen 6:55Another drenching storm causes Orange County to declare a State of Emergency; The LA City Council sets aside funding for unarmed safety officers to respond to mental health crises; After nearly 2 years of waiting, former L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti finally gets confirmed as the U-S ambassador to India, and more.
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L.A. City Council allocates funding for unarmed safety officers; Eric Garcetti confirmed as US ambassador to India; Latest storm causes emergency declaration in O.C. – The P.M. EditionAnother drenching storm causes Orange County to declare a State of Emergency; The LA City Council sets aside funding for unarmed safety officers to respond to mental health crises; After nearly 2 years of waiting, former L.A. mayor Eric Garcetti finally gets confirmed as the U-S ambassador to India, and more.
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Listen 8:38The storm pummeling Southern California is set to move out today, but not before triggering more flooding, mudslides and crashes; The LA County DA charges the owners of a senior home over COVID deaths; A longtime LA County political figure issues a solemn announcement, and more.
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Latest SoCal storm causing flooding, mudslides, crashes; L.A. County charges senior home over COVID deaths; L.A. political figure issues solemn announcement – The A.M. EditionThe storm pummeling Southern California is set to move out today, but not before triggering more flooding, mudslides and crashes; The LA County DA charges the owners of a senior home over COVID deaths; A longtime LA County political figure issues a solemn announcement, and more.
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Listen 6:48One of the unions for LA Unified employees announces its plans for a three-day strike; President Biden pays a visit to Monterey Park to talk about gun violence; L.A. County files charges against a senior care facility over a number of patient deaths early in the pandemic.
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LAUSD union announces three-day strike; Biden pays a visit to Monterey Park; L.A. County charges facility over pandemic deaths – The P.M. EditionOne of the unions for LA Unified employees announces its plans for a three-day strike; President Biden pays a visit to Monterey Park to talk about gun violence; L.A. County files charges against a senior care facility over a number of patient deaths early in the pandemic.
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Listen 7:58Biden comes to Monterey Park to speak about gun restrictions in a city that was the scene of a mass shooting two months ago; Another strong atmospheric river is sweeping through the state; A legendary Disney designer has passed away, and more.
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Biden to visit Monterey Park to discuss gun control; Another strong atmospheric river headed our way; Legendary Disney designer passes away – The A.M. EditionBiden comes to Monterey Park to speak about gun restrictions in a city that was the scene of a mass shooting two months ago; Another strong atmospheric river is sweeping through the state; A legendary Disney designer has passed away, and more.
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New York-based bank second to collapse in a week; Another atmospheric river is headed our way; Asians find representation at this year's Oscars – The P.M. EditionA New York-based bank is now the second to collapse in a week; Another atmospheric river is headed our way – and with it…lots more rain; Asians find representation at this year's Oscars.
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