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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 7:54Oppenheimer leads this year's Academy Award nominations. CSU and its faculty reach tentative contract agreement. A March ballot measure that aims to raise money for mental health treatment beds might cut other services.
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2024 Oscar Nominations Announced, CSU Five-Day Faculty Strike Ends Early & Prop 1 Oppostion — The A.M. EditionOppenheimer leads this year's Academy Award nominations. CSU and its faculty reach tentative contract agreement. A March ballot measure that aims to raise money for mental health treatment beds might cut other services.
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Listen 7:31Lecturers, professors, coaches and counselors at California State University are on strike. Monterey Park marks one year since the shooting at a ballroom dance studio killed 11 people. Despite rainy weather, SoCal is having a dry winter so far. Plus, more.
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CSU Faculty Strike, Monterey Park Shooting Anniversary, & SoCal Stormy Weather — The P.M. EditionLecturers, professors, coaches and counselors at California State University are on strike. Monterey Park marks one year since the shooting at a ballroom dance studio killed 11 people. Despite rainy weather, SoCal is having a dry winter so far. Plus, more.
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Listen 6:27Rain, gusty winds and flooding are in the forecast for the Southland today. What went wrong during last year's response to record snowfall in the San Bernardino Mountains? A five-day faculty strike across CSU campuses begins today.
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SoCal Braces For Rain And Potential Flooding, San Bernardino Snow Report & CSU Faculty Going On Strike This Week — The A.M. EditionRain, gusty winds and flooding are in the forecast for the Southland today. What went wrong during last year's response to record snowfall in the San Bernardino Mountains? A five-day faculty strike across CSU campuses begins today.
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Listen 7:36Cal State professors across the state are gearing up to strike tomorrow. Community events are being held today to commemorate the first anniversary of the Monterey Park shooting. And we hear from a Southern California photographer who set out to paddle a canoe around the Salton Sea.
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Cal State Faculty to Strike, Monterey Park Remembrances, and One Man's Salton Sea Canoe Trip — The Sunday EditionCal State professors across the state are gearing up to strike tomorrow. Community events are being held today to commemorate the first anniversary of the Monterey Park shooting. And we hear from a Southern California photographer who set out to paddle a canoe around the Salton Sea.
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Listen 8:15We bring you an anniversary remembrance of the Monterey Park shooting. Candidates for Los Angeles District Attorney held a debate in downtown L-A. And many say the cheeseburger was invented in Pasadena 100 years ago - take a look inside the disputed origins of the fast food staple.
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Monterey Park Shooting Anniversary, Los Angeles D.A. Debate, Cheeseburger Turns 100 — The Saturday EditionWe bring you an anniversary remembrance of the Monterey Park shooting. Candidates for Los Angeles District Attorney held a debate in downtown L-A. And many say the cheeseburger was invented in Pasadena 100 years ago - take a look inside the disputed origins of the fast food staple.
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Listen 7:55An immigrant rights group says it needs more support to help the growing number of migrant children coming to the border. LA Times journalists walk off the job to protest "significant" layoffs. Southern California will have a stormy weekend. Plus, more.
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More Support Needed For Migrant Kids, LA Times Staffers Strike Over Layoffs, & Weekend Storms For SoCal — The P.M. EditionAn immigrant rights group says it needs more support to help the growing number of migrant children coming to the border. LA Times journalists walk off the job to protest "significant" layoffs. Southern California will have a stormy weekend. Plus, more.
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Listen 6:29A new statewide survey reveals that three and a half million Californians are disconnected from the internet, we explain why. Candidates running for the L.A. County District Attorney seat squared off yesterday, putting Gascon in the hot seat. We have the latest forecast on a series of storms coming to the southland this weekend. Plus more.
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3.5 Million Californians Disconnected From Broadband Internet, LA County District Attorney Debate Recap & Weekend Storm Forecast — The A.M. EditionA new statewide survey reveals that three and a half million Californians are disconnected from the internet, we explain why. Candidates running for the L.A. County District Attorney seat squared off yesterday, putting Gascon in the hot seat. We have the latest forecast on a series of storms coming to the southland this weekend. Plus more.
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Listen 7:13Millions of Californians cannot afford reliable Internet service, and millions more might lose that service soon. Metro postpones a plan to pay Lyft to run its bike share service after major opposition. The LA County District Attorney debate is tonight. Plus, more.
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Millions in CA Lack Internet, Potential Metro-Lyft Partnership, LA DA Debate — The P.M. EditionMillions of Californians cannot afford reliable Internet service, and millions more might lose that service soon. Metro postpones a plan to pay Lyft to run its bike share service after major opposition. The LA County District Attorney debate is tonight. Plus, more.
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