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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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Listen 10:49The US Department of Justice has agreed not to seek wide-ranging medical information from patients of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles’s trans health clinic. A quarterly swap meet specializes in VHS tapes is happening in Echo Park. Punk rocker Steven McDonald of Redd Kross joins LAist for a performance. Plus, more.
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Trans medical data, VHS swap meet, Redd Kross performance — Saturday EditionThe US Department of Justice has agreed not to seek wide-ranging medical information from patients of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles’s trans health clinic. A quarterly swap meet specializes in VHS tapes is happening in Echo Park. Punk rocker Steven McDonald of Redd Kross joins LAist for a performance. Plus, more.
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Listen 4:56Hundreds of L.A. residents staged a walkout today to protest the Trump administration's immigration actions. The head of a local charity's been arrested for misuse of public funds. Jackie of Big Bear's famous bald eagle couple has laid her first egg of the season. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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Anti-ICE protests hit DTLA, Homelessness charity head arrested, Jackie and Shadow lay season's first egg — Evening EditionHundreds of L.A. residents staged a walkout today to protest the Trump administration's immigration actions. The head of a local charity's been arrested for misuse of public funds. Jackie of Big Bear's famous bald eagle couple has laid her first egg of the season. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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Feds announce several arrests in effort to stamp out fentanyl distribution. Plus: LAX holiday travel, and more – The A.M. EditionToday: Fentanyl distributors arrested; Ballot boxes; Counting California's votes; LAX holiday travel, and more
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Can Bob Iger turn things around at Disney? Plus: Thanksgiving weather warmup – The P.M. EditionTonight: Bob Iger back at Disney; Outdoor Thanksgiving weather; A Ghost Story on stage, and more.
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Bob Iger set to return to lead Disney, replacing Bob Chapek – The A.M. EditionToday: Bob Iger's return to Disney; L.A. City Council's new look; New nurse practitioner rules; L.A. gender impact assessment, and more.
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Listen 10:42In this Sunday edition: In our podcast Imperfect Paradise: Forgotten Revolutionary, we investigated the unexplained death of Oscar Gomez, a star of the 1990s Chicano student movement. Now, students at UC Santa Barbara have created an altar and vigil for the 28th anniversary of his death.
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Where Oscar Gomez died, students created an altar and vigil for the anniversary of the Chicano activist's death – The Sunday EditionIn this Sunday edition: In our podcast Imperfect Paradise: Forgotten Revolutionary, we investigated the unexplained death of Oscar Gomez, a star of the 1990s Chicano student movement. Now, students at UC Santa Barbara have created an altar and vigil for the 28th anniversary of his death.
This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
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Listen 26:17In this weekend edition: LA is a house divided! USC and UCLA football are playing their 90th crosstown rivalry game tonight in front of a completely sold out Rose Bowl stadium. To tell us more, we’re joined by football color analyst at UCLA’s radio station and former UCLA quarterback, Matt Stevens.
And we're betting it might be news to you: there's a large and growing population of wild donkeys in the state of California. Our Mariana Dale explains how those burros are being threatened by our climate emergency, like so many other things.
Then: We all know that riding a bike in L.A. is not for the faint of heart – and it’s not really getting better – despite ambitious safety plans. This week on How To L.A., we took a look at our city's cycling infrastructure, and we'll find out what more needs to be done.
This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
Why is L.A.'s bicycling infrastructure so bad? Plus: California's wild burros face drier deserts.In this weekend edition: LA is a house divided! USC and UCLA football are playing their 90th crosstown rivalry game tonight in front of a completely sold out Rose Bowl stadium. To tell us more, we’re joined by football color analyst at UCLA’s radio station and former UCLA quarterback, Matt Stevens.
And we're betting it might be news to you: there's a large and growing population of wild donkeys in the state of California. Our Mariana Dale explains how those burros are being threatened by our climate emergency, like so many other things.
Then: We all know that riding a bike in L.A. is not for the faint of heart – and it’s not really getting better – despite ambitious safety plans. This week on How To L.A., we took a look at our city's cycling infrastructure, and we'll find out what more needs to be done.
This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
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Listen 5:36Tonight: Diamond Bar man who plowed SUV into police recruits is free; New L.A. Sheriff's start date; Elizabeth Holmes sentenced; Kaiser Permanente contract agreement, and more
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Diamond Bar man who plowed SUV into police recruits has been released. Plus: New sheriff in town, Elizabeth Holmes' sentencing, and more.Tonight: Diamond Bar man who plowed SUV into police recruits is free; New L.A. Sheriff's start date; Elizabeth Holmes sentenced; Kaiser Permanente contract agreement, and more
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Listen 7:07Today: Man accused of driving his SUV through a group of law enforcement officers in training released on $2M bail; COVID transmissions ticking up; Mayor-elect Bass to declare homelessness state of emergency; L.A.'s unarmed emergency response pilot program, and more
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Man accused of driving his SUV through a group of law enforcement trainees released on $2M bail – The A.M. EditionToday: Man accused of driving his SUV through a group of law enforcement officers in training released on $2M bail; COVID transmissions ticking up; Mayor-elect Bass to declare homelessness state of emergency; L.A.'s unarmed emergency response pilot program, and more
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Listen 5:37Tonight: Whittier recruit crash driver to be charged; LAPD holiday patrols; Prop 49's 20th anniversary; Postpartum experiences in SoCal, and more.
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Prosecutors to charge driver who crashed into police recruits, injuring more than two dozen – The P.M. EditionTonight: Whittier recruit crash driver to be charged; LAPD holiday patrols; Prop 49's 20th anniversary; Postpartum experiences in SoCal, and more.
This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.