The LA Report

Here's what we're following today:

• L.A. supervisors to vote on several gun regulations
• LAPD seek killer of Philadelphia rapper PnB Roc
• California's new abortion information website
• A more diverse Emmys?
• Castaic freeway construction ahead of schedule
• Local emergency declared in response to Fairview Fire

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Good morning! Here's what we're following today:

• Flooding in San Bernardino County
• Children's wildfire trauma
• Fallout from LAUSD cyberattack
• Omicron-specific boosters now available
• Phasing out COVID eviction protections
• Skid Row homelessness lawsuit reaches settlement

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Here's what we're following today:

• L.A. County officials reach settlement with coalition of businesses on Skid Row and advocates for unhoused Angelenos
• John Horn's Emmy preview
•  South L.A.’s Victory Baptist Church burns to ground in suspicious fire
• The Leimert Park intersection of 43rd and Degnan is now “Barbara Morrison Square” in honor of the late jazz singer and UCLA jazz professor
• The Highland Park Youth Arts Center
• I-5 closures through Castaic

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Happy Monday! Here's what we're following this morning:

• Another chance for showers and thunderstorms Monday
• Working outdoors in extreme heat
• Last week's LAUSD ransomware attack
• Real estate numbers suggest downturn in housing market
• Help for deportees in Cambodia
• Trees as alternatives to gravestones

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In this Sunday edition: why an important fire prevention measure is being used less and less. 

And it's the third and final part of our series on how the state of California handles dyslexia. We'll talk about a successful learning method, and why it still isn't the norm in California schools.

Then, a look at how dyslexia is treated in adults who were never diagnosed when they were young.

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In this weekend edition: We'll talk about a new bill that could make it easier for L.A.'s street food vendors to obtain permits — nearly four years after street vending was made legal.

Plus...Despite COVID rent freezes, L.A. County tenants are still getting demands from landlords to pay more. Whether they can fight back depends on where they live.

Then, the case for more trees in this city…especially after the heatwave we just experienced. 

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Here's what we're following today:

• Weekend rain to bring heatwave relief
• Flood watches vs Flash Flood warnings
• College savings accounts for children born in state
• Queen Elizabeth death reactions

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Good morning! Here's what we're following today:

• Plane crash at Santa Monica Airport kills two
• Radford and Fairview Fire updates
• Rat poison found in dead mountain lion
• L.A.'s growing unhoused population
• New COVID boosters have arrived
• A new book looks at L.A. through photos of the city's signs

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