The LA Report

This afternoon: Details on the Tiger Woods crash; Long Beach to convert convention center to shelter for migrant children; Restaurants race to prepare for the state's reopening; Tracking COVID variants in the region.

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This afternoon: Gov. Newsom announces state to reopen on June 15; More counties open vaccine eligibility; Domestic travel rebounding to pre-pandemic levels.

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Here's your morning news: The LA Unified School District plans to open 25 COVID-19 vaccination centers on its campuses, to serve families with children in L-A public schools; Julia Bogany, a revered Tongva elder and cultural ambassador, has died at the age of 72. She had a stroke last month, and more.

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This afternoon: L.A. County moves to less-restrictive orange tier; LAUSD to open vaccination centers art schools; Vaccination rates in L.A. increase greatly; Dodger Stadium vaccinations closed for Dodgers game; Small quakes rattle L.A.

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Here's your morning news: The US Geological Survey reports there were three earthquakes in Southern California this morning, centered near Lennox, a community south of Inglewood; The scene at at San Gabriel Mission Church as hundreds of parishioners, including many Vietnamese Americans, celebrated Easter, and more.

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Here's your morning news: Police say the shooter in Orange knew the 9-year-old boy and the four adults he attacked at an office building. A new report from the state auditor says pandemic spending by the California Department of Public Health has had mixed results, and more.

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Here's your morning news: Four people including a child are dead after a shooting at an office building in Orange. Police say it happened around 5:30 Wednesday evening on Lincoln Avenue, near Glassell Avenue; Today, Californians 50 and over can sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine. But news of a manufacturing problem with the Johnson and Johnson vaccine may mean fewer appointments.

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Here's your morning news: LA County and OC County have now qualified to move down to the "orange" tier on California's color-coded coronavirus reopening framework; The UCLAA men's basketball team is headed to the Final Four for the first time in 13 years, and more.

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