The LA Report

What's happening today: Russian officials claim to capture Ukrainian port city; Face mask rules and other restrictions to ease on Friday; Pres. Biden, in first State of the Union address, calls for police accountability; Wildfire burning in Cleveland National Forest.

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Here's your morning news: Revised masking rules may be announced as soon as this week; L.A. City Council extends local emergency that began with pandemic; Two historical firsts for LAFD's new chief; ACLU accuses O.C and Riverside DAs of 'vast' racial disparities; Latest on lawsuit that could scrap Angels Stadium land sale in Anaheim; Study connects L.A.'s single family homes with racial segregation; New U.N. report warns of irreversible impacts of climate change.

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What's happening today: L.A. County close to dropping indoor masking requirement; L.A. Board of Police Commissioners approves new policy requiring police to explain stops on camera; Momentum builds around recall of DA George Gascon; Hopes for President Biden to address anti-Asian violence in first State of the Union. 

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Here's your morning news: L.A. County health officials announce plans to lift mask requirement in schools and childcare facilities; L.A. supervisors to vote on measure to tackle disinformation; Even Girl Scout Cookies not immune from supply chain issues; Time running out for supermarket union workers to strike deal; Original USFL owners unite against Fox Sports' reboot; Financial aid applications lagging among high school seniors; State bar investigating data breach of court case records.

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What's happening today: State officials announce school indoor mask mandate will end March 11; COVID infections and hospitalizations now as low as they were before Omicron wave; Date announced for memorial service for Huntington PD officer; San Francisco investor and philanthropist Richard Bloom has died at 86; Time running out for supermarket union contract negotiations; Recall effort for DA George Gascon gets big boost from L.A. mayoral candidate. 

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Here's your morning news: Local Ukrainians protest the Russian invasion; SAG award winners; L.A. soccer teams appeal to fans to curb hateful language; LAUSD's new superintendent says closing schools shouldn't be the first option; Huntington Beach water reclamation plant aims to operate on 100% renewable energy; Air quality officials allege L.A.'s largest water treatment plant is violating environmental permits.

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In this Sunday edition: In L.A., one third of the unhoused population is Black… and it’s hard to get them the help they need. So, what are the main problems that affect the Black unhoused population amid the current struggle for racial equity? From unhoused community reporter Ethan Ward.

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What's happening today: Local Ukrainians gather at the Ukrainian Cultural Center near L.A. City College; Some indoor mask rules eased in L.A. County; State regulators tell L.A. to go back to drawing board for new housing plan.

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