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The LA Report is your daily update on the top news stories in the Los Angeles region, brought to you by LAist News. Hosted by Austin Cross, Nereida Moreno and Julia Paskin on weekdays and Josie Huang on the weekends.

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    LA City Council writes a check to hire more police officers. A pair of Metro votes could re-shape public transportation for decades to come. The Oscar nominations have set records. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    New LAPD funding, Metro vote on SFV to West LA rail, Record-setting Oscar nominations— Morning Edition
    LA City Council writes a check to hire more police officers. A pair of Metro votes could re-shape public transportation for decades to come. The Oscar nominations have set records. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Despite public outcry, the San Clemente City Council voted to allow federal officials to monitor the coastline despite public outcry. L.A. Unified is set to vote on potential district-wide layoffs next month. Monterey Park decides tonight on a controversial data center. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    San Clemente's Border Patrol agreement, LAUSD to vote on layoffs, Monterey Park data center vote — Evening Edition
    Despite public outcry, the San Clemente City Council voted to allow federal officials to monitor the coastline despite public outcry. L.A. Unified is set to vote on potential district-wide layoffs next month. Monterey Park decides tonight on a controversial data center. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    A couple is sentenced in the torture death of her young son in the Antelope Valley, LA City council members getting maximum police protection proves costly, and the northern lights make an appearance here in the south.

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    City Council Police Protection, Torture Couple Sentenced, and the Northern Lights – The A.M. Edition
    A couple is sentenced in the torture death of her young son in the Antelope Valley, LA City council members getting maximum police protection proves costly, and the northern lights make an appearance here in the south.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    A boy’s mother and her boyfriend are sentenced to life in prison, An investigation finds the San Bernardino officers involved in a fatal shooting have a history of excessive force, and the Culver City Council votes to remove a protected bike lane.

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    Boy Killers Sentenced, San Bernardino Officers' Force, and a Bike Lane Removal – The P.M. Edition
    A boy’s mother and her boyfriend are sentenced to life in prison, An investigation finds the San Bernardino officers involved in a fatal shooting have a history of excessive force, and the Culver City Council votes to remove a protected bike lane.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    New gun legislation is introduced in Monterey Park, still reeling from a mass shooting, Gov. Newsom marks a milestone in zero emissions vehicle growth; and advice on what to eat and what to avoid to reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease.

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    CA's Zero-Emissions Milestone, Monterey Park Gun Legislation, and Reducing Alzheimer's Risk – The A.M. Edition
    New gun legislation is introduced in Monterey Park, still reeling from a mass shooting, Gov. Newsom marks a milestone in zero emissions vehicle growth; and advice on what to eat and what to avoid to reduce your risk of Alzheimer's disease.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    A state assemblyman proposes legislation in response to the Monterey Park shooting, Disney prepares for a second round of deep layoffs, and a UCLA study shows students lack trust in the university system’s new sexual violence offices.

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    Monterey Park Shooting Legislation, More Disney Layoffs, and Mistrust at UCLA – The P.M. Edition
    A state assemblyman proposes legislation in response to the Monterey Park shooting, Disney prepares for a second round of deep layoffs, and a UCLA study shows students lack trust in the university system’s new sexual violence offices.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Indiscretion costs another Hollywood titan his job; Today marks the 108th anniversary of the start of Armenian genocide.; Did peak poppy pass?

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    NBCUniversal's CEO Resigns, Armenian Genocide Anniversary, and Did Peak Poppy Pass? – The A.M. Edition
    Indiscretion costs another Hollywood titan his job; Today marks the 108th anniversary of the start of Armenian genocide.; Did peak poppy pass?

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Historic winter storms bring up concerns about readiness for future atmospheric river floods. Meanwhile, former inmates in California push for a college track. Hear members of CORE speak of their journey.

    And, a local healthcare provider is expanding services for LGBTQ+ youth. Plus, we give you tips for taking advantage for taking advantage of National Parks Week in Southern California. 

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    From Water Supply to Mega Floods: The Role of Atmospheric Rivers. Plus: Helping Former Inmates Enroll in College – The Sunday Edition
    Historic winter storms bring up concerns about readiness for future atmospheric river floods. Meanwhile, former inmates in California push for a college track. Hear members of CORE speak of their journey.

    And, a local healthcare provider is expanding services for LGBTQ+ youth. Plus, we give you tips for taking advantage for taking advantage of National Parks Week in Southern California. 

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Struggling to find affordable childcare? Tips from our early education reporter Mariana Dale. Plus, part 2 of "Finding Home con DACA" with Brian De Los Santos recounting his physical and emotional journey through Mexico.

    Los Angeles Unified says chronic absenteeism is improving but students need an academic plan to catch up. And, home to the largest population outside Armenia, LA commemorates the 1915 Armenian Genocide.

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    Struggling to afford childcare? We've got tips for you. Plus: "Finding Home con DACA" Part 2 – The Weekend Edition
    Struggling to find affordable childcare? Tips from our early education reporter Mariana Dale. Plus, part 2 of "Finding Home con DACA" with Brian De Los Santos recounting his physical and emotional journey through Mexico.

    Los Angeles Unified says chronic absenteeism is improving but students need an academic plan to catch up. And, home to the largest population outside Armenia, LA commemorates the 1915 Armenian Genocide.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    A new report reveals policy recommendations after a fatal police shooting in Pasadena; The leader of a farm workers’ union speaks out about mass flooding in California’s farms; Tips on picking wildflowers respectfully.

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    Pasadena Police Shooting Report, Mass Flooding at Farms, and Picking Wildflowers Respectfully – The P.M. Edition
    A new report reveals policy recommendations after a fatal police shooting in Pasadena; The leader of a farm workers’ union speaks out about mass flooding in California’s farms; Tips on picking wildflowers respectfully.

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