The LA Report

What's happening today: Biden administration issues new temporary eviction moratorium; O.C. Board of Education to sue Gov. Newsom over the state's indoor mask mandate for schools; Thousands evacuated as the Dixie Fire spreads in Plumas County; North Long Beach could be getting its own public pool; Heat advisory in effect.

Here's your morning news: In Los Angeles County, the average daily rate of people testing positive for the coronavirus is way up; Los Angeles County could be the next government entity to require their employees to show proof that they're vaccinated against COVID-19, and more.

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What's happening today: People hospitalized with COVID may face staggering medical bills; Street vendors struggle to comply with L.A. County health rules; Measure proposed that would once again provide portable toilets to the unhoused; PG&E says its equipment may have contributed to another wildfire.

Here's your morning news: Two elderly men who lived close to the site of the LAPD's botched detonation of illegal fireworks have died and their loved ones are saying their deaths may have been caused in part by the incident; The Sierra Nevada red fox has been granted endangered status by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. But the response comes after years of legal wrangling and may not fully satisfy, and more.

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What's happening today: Delta variant delivers hard reality check in L.A. County; UC Davis launches clinical trial of Pfizer vaccine booster shot; Hot and dry conditions to increase wildfire risk; Is the southern California housing market too hot?

Here's your morning news: Los Angeles County continues to see a surge of new coronavirus infections; LA's transportation systems are failing women, according to a new city study released over the weekend; and more.

In this Sunday edition: The rural town of Acton in LA County had had their power shut off numerous times to prevent wildfires breaking out in high winds. After it happened on Thanksgiving, residents had had enough. Sharon McNary reports.

What's happening today: CDC says Delta as contagious as chicken pox; Latest COVID numbers; San Bernardino schools ready to return to in-person learning.