The LA Report

Today in L.A.: Gov. Newsom proposes new rule barring new oil and gas wells near residential areas; Riverside Union School District places teacher on leave for mimicking Native Americans; Anti-Asian hate crimes increased greatly in L.A. County in 2020; Tiny home villages spring up to house the homeless; Dodgers play to stay alive in NLCS Game 5.

Here's your morning news: L.A. Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas pleads not guilty to corruption charges; Gaming industry workers protest in solidarity with transgender Netflix employees; L.A. District Attorney charges Baldwin Park police officer with assault; City worker vaccine deadline pushed to December 18; Dodgers on brink of elimination after loss in NLCS Game 4.

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Today in L.A.: City Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas pleads not guilty to corruption charges; Moderna and J & J boosters approved by FDA; Mayor Garcetti issues threat to unvaccinated city workers; L.A. Sheriffs Dept. challenge vaccine mandate in court; Kids look to sports to learn big emotions.

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Here's your morning news: For some kids, NLCS game 3 was the first pro baseball experience; Redistricting commission debates Districts 8 and 9; LAPD police chief labels "ghost" guns as an epidemic as confiscations rise 400%; Significant rain expected in Northern California, less in South. 

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Today in L.A.: L.A. City Council to vote on whether to suspend Mark Ridley-Thomas; Early season rain chance this weekend; Thousands of unvaccinated city workers will be required to pay for their own testing; Dodgers vs. Braves in NLCS game 3 today.

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Here's your morning news: To ease backup, Port of L.A. to begin operating 24/7; O.C. oil spill's impact on the local economy; Dodgers head home down two games in NLCS; Boosters for Moderna and J & J shots nearing CDC approval.

Today in L.A.: IATSE union avoids strike; Huntington Beach to consider offshore drilling ban; Female firefighters and advocates call on LAFD chief to step down; LAUSD vaccine mandate takes effect.

Here's your morning news: LAUSD vaccine mandate takes effect today; FDA considers emergency use of Pfizer vaccine for kids under 12; Dodgers lose to Braves in game 2 of NLCS; L.A. Philharmonic has a new concert space for youth orchestra; The Comedy Store announces plans to enter the record business.