The LA Report

What's happening today: Californians react to Chauvin guilty verdict; City of L.A. closes vaccination and testing sites ahead of verdicts in Minneapolis; Exploring a career underwater; Judge orders L.A. to shelter all homeless Skid Row residents within 180 days.

Los Angeles County is expecting to have more than 600,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine available this week, and health officials urging everyone to get a shot; L.A.'s Mayor wants to fund the largest guaranteed basic income experiment in the country, and more.

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What's happening today: COVID case rates up in Orange County; Little Tokyo businesses describe pandemic struggles; Ducks to play for in-person crowd in Anaheim; Civilian oversight commission wants Sheriff Alex Villanueva to crack down on deputy cliques; L.A. Phil's music director to depart for Paris.

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Here's your morning news: California has now administered over 24 million doses of the vaccine -  that's 8.1 million more than any other state; Two grocery stores in Long Beach will close for good on Saturday. They're the first in the L.A. area to shut down in a bitter fight over "hero pay" laws passed by cities across the state.  

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What's happening today: Vaccines now open to all Californians; LAUSD 4th grade and up returns to in-person learning; Giant leatherback seat turtles face extinction; MLB celebrates Jackie Robinson Day.

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Here's your morning news: Starting today, all Californians 16 and older are now eligible for a free COVID-19 vaccine. If you're a teenager, you'll have to take a couple extra steps to make sure you're able to get the shot; The San Pedro man arrested Monday in the "cold case" disappearance of a college student in San Luis Obispo County now faces murder charges, and more.

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What's happening today: State opens vaccines to anyone 16+; J & J pause won't affect vaccination pace; Staples Center reopens for Lakers games; Enrollment in community colleges plummets; Suspect charged in 1996 murder of Kristin Smart.

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What's happening today: California is following federal guidance and directing health providers to pause the use of the one-dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine after reports of blood clots; With drought conditions now in effect across much of the state, Governor Gavin Newsom has {tues} signed a bill to rush 536 million dollars in state funding for wildfire prevention measures, and more.

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