The LA Report

What's happening today: Federal health officials announce COVID booster shot plan; L.A. to require vaccines for all municipal workers; California Afghans react to situation in Afghanistan; L.A. County working to notify immigrants of their benefits.

What's happening today: L.A. County health officials announce mask requirements for large outdoor events; LAUSD students experience glitchy COVID app; Afghani-Americans speak about recent events; Lane closures to add to LAX misery.

Here's your morning news: It's back to full time in-person learning for LAUSD students for the first time since the start of the pandemic; CORE, an LA-based relief organization is in Haiti to help those affected by Saturday's 7.2-magnitude earthquake, and more.

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What's happening today: LAUSD students return to campus; L.A. City Councilman introduces motion to expand anti-camping law; Long Beach reopens pandemic rental assistance program; Privacy advocates opposed to LAPD's plan to use drones for law enforcement; Ontario Airport nearly back to pre-pandemic levels.

Here's your morning news: The LAPD is largely blaming gang violence for the spike in homicides since the start of the pandemic; Students in the LA Unified School District return to campus today, here's a look at the safety precautions in place, and more.

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What's happening today: Compton City Councilman Isaac Galvan charged with election fraud; Could vaccine requirements at music venues increase vaccinations?; LAUSD announces all staff must be vaccinated; Students lagging behind pre-pandemic grades; CicLAvia returns Sunday  

Here's your morning news: Health officials in Los Angeles County are seeing a steep rise in coronavirus hospitalizations. They say the pace of infected people needing hospital treatment is increasing equivalent to the rate of new cases; The Census Bureau has released a giant trove of data about the age, race and ethnicity of U.S. residents, and general location where they live, and more.

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What's happening today: Britney Spears' father agrees to step down from conservatorship; Fauci: boosters need for the immunocompromised; L.A. Council committee approves outreach plan related to anti-camping ordinance; Army vet faces life in prison for attempted bombing plot; Brazilian band leader Sergio Mendez returns to Hollywood Bowl Sunday.