The LA Report

What's happening today: Orange County moves to yellow reopening tier; Reduced demand for vaccines as many wait and see; Poll finds Californians have little interest in recalling Gov. Newsom; Judge finds evidence that homeless crisis is result of racist government policies; State power providers confident about months ahead.

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Here's your news this morning: Kids 12 and up in L-A County could start getting the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine as soon as Thursday; Millions of Californians will receive stimulus checks under a plan unveiled by Governor Gavin Newsom, and more.

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What's happening today: FDA approves Pfizer vaccine for 12-15 year olds; Vaccine appointments no longer required at sites run by the City of Los Angeles; Battle in Boyle Heights over Sakura Gardens care home; Goats hired to clear brush before wildfire season.

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Here's your news this morning: We're coming off our first weekend in the "yellow tier" here in L-A County, will the reopenings and relaxed restrictions lead to a spike in new COVID-19 cases? With more people getting vaccinated, would being immunized against COVID-19 will be a requirement to return to work or school?

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What's happening today: State population drops for first time ever; More business requiring proof of vaccination; Small children vaccinated in Stanford clinical trial; 

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Here's your news this morning:  LA County is in the Yellow Tier, what does that mean for indoor gatherings? How about a taco with your COVID-19 vaccine? It's an idea cooked up by Rida Hamida, executive director of the nonprofit Latino and Muslim Unity, based in Orange County, and more.

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What's happening today: L.A. County officially in yellow tier of reopening plan; Dodger Stadium's challenge of balancing bigger crowds with social distancing rules; O.C. to shut down large vaccination sites due to lack of demand; Nearly a million Californians will have to wait longer for unemployment benefits; Angels release Albert Pujols after slow season start.  

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Here's your news this morning: LA County has officially moved into the least restrictive yellow tier of the state's reopening system. It's the only Southern California county in the yellow tier; Dozens of children at two temporary shelters for migrant children in Southern California have now tested positive for COVID-19. That includes more than 50 kids at the Long Beach Convention Center since it opened and 14 at the Pomona Fairplex.

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