The LA Report

Here's your morning news:  The manhunt may be over in the road rage shooting that took the life of a 6 year old boy. After a two-week search, the CHP arrested a couple at their Costa Mesa home yesterday; For the first time, California's population is going down, according to a new report from the Public Policy Institute of California, and more.

In this special Sunday edition: The saga of tenants at one dilapidated Mid-City housing complex is emblematic of a citywide problem that got worse during the pandemic. A special investigative report from KPCC and LAist business and economics reporter David Wagner.

Here's your morning news: Workplace mask rules to relax, with stipulations; State economy expected to outpace U.S.; Protecting children under 12 from COVID; First vaccination lottery held today; Program intended to help adults get college degree is scrapped.

What's happening today: First vaccine lottery winners chosen; California set to roll back mask mandate; Reservoir levels low as severe drought threatens; In the NBA Playoffs, the Clippers are in, and the Lakers are out.

What's happening today: CalOSHA to determine whether to relax mask rules at workplaces; COVID rates continue to drop in L.A.; First vaccine lottery drawing is Friday; Biden aims to provide free 2-year college tuition; Over 10% of state's giant sequoias destroyed by recent wildfires.

Here's your morning news: Today, the state's workplace safety agency - Cal OSHA  - meets to consider relaxing mask rules for workers. We explain how it might work. A controversial plan to build 15 tiny homes for the homeless in Arcadia is now on pause, and more.

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What's happening today: Latest on shooting of firefighters in Agua Dulce; Former L.A. councilman begins serving time for City Hall corruption scandal; Angelenos won't hit 80% vaccination until August; Hermosa Beach lifeguard tower to get Pride-themed paint job; State senate votes to return beaches to descendants of Black couple.

Here's your morning news: The investigation continues this morning into a deadly shooting at an LA County Fire Station in Agua Dulce; Authorities say one firefighter was killed and another was injured and remains in the hospital; Eight California counties qualified to move to a less restrictive tier in the state's reopening system Tuesday including Ventura County which is making the move to the least restrictive yellow tier.