The LA Report

What's happening today: Director of L.A.'s Department of Children and Family Services is stepping down; Record-high gas prices and Santa Ana winds unwelcome visitors this holiday season; LAX confident it can handle holiday surge; Checking in with homeless Angelenos.

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Here's your morning news: LAPD chief says six employees are being fired for refusing COVID vaccines; Family of man killed by Anaheim police sues for unreasonable force; Health officials advise against traveling this Thanksgiving.

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In this weekend edition: Global supply chain issues are pushing up the price of food, among other things, and that’s hurting local restaurants still hurting from the pandemic, particularly in one of LA’s food meccas: Koreatown. Reported by Josie Huang.

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In this special Thanksgiving edition: Some people experiencing homelessness are hopeful this holiday. Our Ethan Ward spent a few days learning what the holiday means to current and formerly unhoused people, including a woman who now has her own apartment after once living in her car. 

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What's happening today: L.A. City Council sends poverty commission a measure to ban public camping; Pasadena PD looking for clues in death of 13-year-old boy; "Follow home" robberies on the rise; When is Mayor Garcetti heading to India?; How to deal with unvaccinated holiday guests.

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Here's your morning news: L.A. County is being sued over long waits for food aid; LAPD asks for help finding 84-year-old North Hollywood man; Newsom urges COVID shots before winter; Pasadena PD looking for shooter of 13-year-old boy; Labor unrest continues at UC; Student running group trains kids for L.A. Marathon.

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What's happening today: Health experts advise getting boosters before winter gatherings; Details on new Kaiser Permanente worker contract; L.A. redistricting open Tuesday to public comments; Many Angelenos still don't have enough to eat; Winds expected to return on Thanksgiving Day.

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Here's your morning news: Kaiser Permanente now offering boosters to all adult members; SoCal Edison cuts power for some customers due to high winds; Supply chain crisis affecting small restaurants; L.A. City Council holding drive-thru pantry for families in need.

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