The LA Report

What's happening today: Latest on San Jose mass shooting; Arrest made in connection with BB gun shots on freeways; Echo Park Lake reopens today; Getty Museum reopens to visitors; L.A. Comptroller Ron Galperin to run for Board of Supervisors next year.

Here's your morning news: The LA City Council has approved plans for how to spend more than $56 million it diverted from the LAPD; After George Floyd's murder, a series of major police reforms fizzled in Sacramento last year, including Senate Bill 2, the Kenneth Ross Jr. Police Decertification Act of 2021. It would empower a state commission to investigate officers, fire them, and even prevent them from going to another department, and more

Here's your news this morning: California wants to create a "wildfire forecast center"; Airbnb reports Los Angeles is among the top three destinations for long-term stays this summer, and more.

What's happening today: The one year anniversary of George Floyd's murder; Latest on spending measure J; O.C Board of Supervisors offers reward for shooter in last week's road rage killing; "Granny flats" may help combat L.A.'s homelessness; A third of California households can't afford basic needs.

What's happening today: LAUSD to offer remote learning option for fall semester; School board to revoke emergency spending power; Californians urged to continue wearing masks through June 15; MyTurn vaccine volunteer program lacked assignments for overwhelming demand; Marine life is rebounding at L.A.'s ports.

Here's your news this morning: There's has been a change as to which variant of the COVID-19 virus is circulating locally; California lawmakers opened the floodgates for hundreds of bills to move forward this year, and more.

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What's happening today: CHP looking for killer of 6 year old boy on 55 freeway; Distancing restrictions set to go away – but prepare to prove you're COVID-free; In new poll, two thirds of residents agree; New law aims at getting affordable housing projects built faster; Teen punk band The Linda Lindas hits the L.A. scene in a big way.