The LA Report

Here's your morning news: California lawmakers have called on Governor Gavin Newsom to appoint an Attorney General who's from the Asian American Pacific Islander community; California state lawmakers are bringing back a proposal to strip the badges from police officers who commit crimes or misconduct, and more.

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Here's your morning news: Former Deputy District Attorney Peter Hardin has announced he's running against Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer;  California is now using severe obesity as a way to determine who can get  in line for the COVID-19 vaccine, and more.

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Here's your morning news: Californians with disabilities or with certain health conditions are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine; Governor Gavin Newsom responds to recall effort.

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Indoor dining can resume today in LA County, but not all restaurant owners are ready to open the doors; Oscar nominations drop today, and more.

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LA County officials have released their guidelines for reopenings when the country drops into the less-restrictive "red" tier on the state's COVID-19 monitoring list; A new study found a lack of diversity is costing Hollywood billions of dollars, and more.

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Here's your morning news: This Monday, millions more Californians will become eligible to get the free COVID-19 vaccine and this group includes people 16 and older with developmental disabilities; The number of applications for filming permits in Los Angeles increased by 43% in February compared to the previous month, and more. 

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Here's your morning news: Los Angeles Unified School District officials reached a deal with leaders of the district's teachers' union to resume in-person learning; How to prepare your kids emotionally to return to class? 

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Your news this morning: Health officials say Los Angeles County's number of new COVID-19 cases has dropped to "pre-surge levels"; Los Angeles Unified school superintendent Austin Beutner expects that a deal with the teachers union on reopening campuses could come as soon as this week; and more.

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