The LA Report

Here's your morning news: Long Beach officials say so many ineligible people have been turned away at city-run clinics, that they've been left with hundreds of unused doses. So, they are asking residents to show up on Thursday to get a shot; The city of LA is moving closer to taking over dozens of vacant homes in El Sereno owned by Caltrans and turn them into affordable housing. 

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Your morning news today: State lawmakers overwhelmingly approved a $6.6 billion dollar public school reopening package, Governor Gavin Newsom has promised a quick signature; and the Asian American community responds to the recent spike in anti-hate incidents, and more.
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Your morning news today: LA County has confirmed its first case of a Brazilian variant of COVID-19, and another variant first discovered in New York has been detected in Southern California; So when will fans return to the Dodger Stadium? 

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Your morning news today: El Dorado, Napa and San Francisco are among the group of counties moving from the state's most restrictive purple tier. Los Angeles county isn't far behind; City of Los Angeles's tax revenue looks like it'll come in more than half-a-billion-dollar short, and more. 

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Your morning news today: The state will set aside 25,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses for LA Unified school teachers and staff; We're approaching the end of our rainy season in California, so how we are doing in terms of rainfall? 

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Your morning news today: Essential workers now qualify for the free COVID-19 vaccine in L.A. County, but there's a caveat; Peace Corps celebrates its 60th birthday today, and more.

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Your morning news today: The West Covina City Council has voted to break with the L-A County Health Department over COVID-19 restrictions and create its own city health department; Southern California may be about to get a whole lot more protected nature for you to go enjoy -- if a new bill passes through Congress, and more.

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Your morning news today: California is revamping its plan to help eligible residents in underserved communities get COVID-19 vaccines; The public comment period is open for you to weigh in on the future of the Los Angeles River, and more.

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