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The LA Report
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 5:35What's happening today: Arrest made in killing of Beverly Hills philanthropist; LAPD cracking down on "smash and grab" robberies; LAUSD leaks student COVID data; Survey says short-term shelters are preferred for dealing with homelessness; L.A. City Council asks state to update street vendor rules; MLB begins lockout;
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Beverly Hills murder arrest; LAUSD COVID data leak; Homelessness survey; Street vendor rules; MLB lockout – The P.M. EditionWhat's happening today: Arrest made in killing of Beverly Hills philanthropist; LAPD cracking down on "smash and grab" robberies; LAUSD leaks student COVID data; Survey says short-term shelters are preferred for dealing with homelessness; L.A. City Council asks state to update street vendor rules; MLB begins lockout;
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Listen 4:46Here's your morning news: California's first Omicron patient recovering from mild symptoms; L.A. City Council signs off on new LAUSD district map; State water allocation dries up during current drought; Sea level rise puts hundreds of toxic sites at risk of flooding.
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First known U.S. Omicron patient recovering; New LAUSD district map approved; Water allocation dries up; Toxic sites endangered by sea level rise – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: California's first Omicron patient recovering from mild symptoms; L.A. City Council signs off on new LAUSD district map; State water allocation dries up during current drought; Sea level rise puts hundreds of toxic sites at risk of flooding.
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Listen 5:34What's happening today: Omicron COVID variant discovered in California; L.A. philanthropist shot and killed in Beverly Hills; Enforcing the homeless anti-camping order; Sheriff Villanueva rejects calls to remove armed law enforcement from L.A. Metro; New rules for waiting cargo ships at ports; Celebrating Dionne Warwick in Palm Springs.
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Omicron variant discovered in California; Beverly Hills philanthropist killed; Does the L.A. Metro need armed police? – The P.M. EditionWhat's happening today: Omicron COVID variant discovered in California; L.A. philanthropist shot and killed in Beverly Hills; Enforcing the homeless anti-camping order; Sheriff Villanueva rejects calls to remove armed law enforcement from L.A. Metro; New rules for waiting cargo ships at ports; Celebrating Dionne Warwick in Palm Springs.
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Listen 4:39Here's your morning news: Supreme Court to hear arguments over Mississippi law that bans most abortions; Health officials say they're prepared for Omicron's arrival; LeBron James sitting out multiple games due to COVID protocols; Remembrances on World AIDS Day; L.A.'s unclaimed dead to be honored.
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Supreme Court hears Mississippi abortion ban arguments; L.A. 'prepared' for Omicron; LeBron out due to COVID protocols; World AIDS Day – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: Supreme Court to hear arguments over Mississippi law that bans most abortions; Health officials say they're prepared for Omicron's arrival; LeBron James sitting out multiple games due to COVID protocols; Remembrances on World AIDS Day; L.A.'s unclaimed dead to be honored.
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Listen 4:07What's happening today: LAFD sending unvaccinated employees home without pay; Why was live ammunition on Alec Baldwin film set?; Head of L.A. food bank says the need is great.
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LAFD's unvaxxed employees, Latest on film set shooting, and L.A. Food Bank stresses need – The P.M. EditionWhat's happening today: LAFD sending unvaccinated employees home without pay; Why was live ammunition on Alec Baldwin film set?; Head of L.A. food bank says the need is great.
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Listen 4:24Here's your morning news: A large percentage of L.A. workers are still unvaccinated; City of L.A. begins enforcing indoor vaccination rules; Busy holiday season for L.A. Food Bank; Latest progress in 2028 Olympics planning.
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Unvaccinated L.A. employees, Indoor vaccine enforcement, L.A. food banks, and the 2028 Olympics – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: A large percentage of L.A. workers are still unvaccinated; City of L.A. begins enforcing indoor vaccination rules; Busy holiday season for L.A. Food Bank; Latest progress in 2028 Olympics planning.
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Listen 5:15What's happening today: The City of L.A. begins enforcing indoor vaccine requirement today; Questions remain about Omicron COVID variant; Threat of port fines postponed after progress; City battling with Chinatown highrise landlord over broken elevators; USC football to get new head coach;
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L.A. indoor vaccine enforcement begins; Omicron variant questions; Port fines postponed; Chinatown broken elevators; USC Football new head coach – The P.M. EditionWhat's happening today: The City of L.A. begins enforcing indoor vaccine requirement today; Questions remain about Omicron COVID variant; Threat of port fines postponed after progress; City battling with Chinatown highrise landlord over broken elevators; USC football to get new head coach;
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Listen 5:31Here's your morning news: All eyes on Omicron COVID variant; Small businesses feel supply chain squeeze; Black bear escapes wildlife refuge in South Lake Tahoe; USC hiring new head football coach; State college applications due;
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Omicron COVID variant; Holiday supply chains; Bear escapes wildlife refuge; USC's new head coach; State university applications due – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: All eyes on Omicron COVID variant; Small businesses feel supply chain squeeze; Black bear escapes wildlife refuge in South Lake Tahoe; USC hiring new head football coach; State college applications due;
This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
