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The LA Report
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 8:57Today: Help is arriving for stranded residents in the snowbound San Bernardino Mountains; The state's reparations task force meets again today to further explore payments to descendants of enslaved people; Students rallied today calling for the uc system to approve hiring undocumented immigrant students not being able to work, and more.
Reparations task force explores payments for slavery descendants; Students demand UC system hire undocumented workers; Relief finally comes for snowbound San Bernardino residents – The A.M. EditionToday: Help is arriving for stranded residents in the snowbound San Bernardino Mountains; The state's reparations task force meets again today to further explore payments to descendants of enslaved people; Students rallied today calling for the uc system to approve hiring undocumented immigrant students not being able to work, and more.
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Listen 6:39Tonight: Sunny skies are finally back, but some mountain towns are still digging out from blizzards that dumped several feet of snow; While those recent storms have certainly helped California's drought, now there’s worry about melting snow - and floods; A look at how women and people of color have fared with the Oscars since the first Academy Awards in 1929, and more.
Mountain towns inundated with several feet of snow; Melting snow brings flooding worries; Underrepresented people at the Oscars – The P.M. EditionTonight: Sunny skies are finally back, but some mountain towns are still digging out from blizzards that dumped several feet of snow; While those recent storms have certainly helped California's drought, now there’s worry about melting snow - and floods; A look at how women and people of color have fared with the Oscars since the first Academy Awards in 1929, and more.
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Emergency declared for snow-hit SoCal counties; LAPD union lists calls not requiring armed police; What an insulin price drop means to Angelenos – The A.M. EditionToday: A state of emergency is declared, for southern California counties impacted by the heavy snowfall; LAPD officers' union is out with a list of calls that armed police need not respond to; Learn what a drop in the cost of insulin means to Angelenos, and more.
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Listen 6:42Tonight: The LAPD union says it supports the effort to stop sending officers to some 911 calls; California's COVID emergency may have ended, but health officials say we shouldn't forget the hard lessons we learned; The story of a Black woman who died during childbirth – her family says the hospital was negligent, and more.
LAPD union backs reduced officer response to 911; Family of a Black woman who died during childbirth alleges negligence; CA's COVID emergency ends, but lessons remain – The P.M. EditionTonight: The LAPD union says it supports the effort to stop sending officers to some 911 calls; California's COVID emergency may have ended, but health officials say we shouldn't forget the hard lessons we learned; The story of a Black woman who died during childbirth – her family says the hospital was negligent, and more.
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Listen 9:23Today: L.A. County Supervisors say the county COVID emergency will expire in a month; A state audit of the troubled Orange County Power Authority echos concerns about mismanagement; A woman with SoCal ties is poised to become the first Asian American secretary in the presidential cabinet, and more.
L.A. County COVID emergency set to expire; Audit confirms mismanagement at OCPA; SoCal woman may be first Asian-American cabinet member – The A.M. EditionToday: L.A. County Supervisors say the county COVID emergency will expire in a month; A state audit of the troubled Orange County Power Authority echos concerns about mismanagement; A woman with SoCal ties is poised to become the first Asian American secretary in the presidential cabinet, and more.
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Listen 6:38Tonight: California’s COVID-19 emergency declaration expires after today; Mulholland landslide damages multi-million dollar homes; L.A. supes give unanimous support to next fire chief; Pasadena's motel voucher program offers anyone who’s unhoused a warm night in a motel, and more.
California’s COVID emergency declaration expires after today; Mulholland landslide damages multi-million dollar homes; L.A.'s next fire chief – The P.M. EditionTonight: California’s COVID-19 emergency declaration expires after today; Mulholland landslide damages multi-million dollar homes; L.A. supes give unanimous support to next fire chief; Pasadena's motel voucher program offers anyone who’s unhoused a warm night in a motel, and more.
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Listen 8:13Today: Stormy weather continues in Southern California...forecasters aren't ruling out a return of low-elevation snow that could shut down an interstate; The LA county board of supervisors considers expanding its size; Car wash attendants get an education on their labor rights, and more.
More low-level snow possible in latest storm; L.A. supervisors consider expanding size; Labor rights for car wash attendants – The A.M. EditionToday: Stormy weather continues in Southern California...forecasters aren't ruling out a return of low-elevation snow that could shut down an interstate; The LA county board of supervisors considers expanding its size; Car wash attendants get an education on their labor rights, and more.
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What to expect from the latest cold storm; Huntington Beach to take final vote on camping ban; How to donate books to county jails – The P.M. EditionTonight: Another cold winter storm has arrived…we'll tell you what to expect; Huntington Beach to take final vote on camping ban; how you can donate books to the jails in LA County; How you can donate books to the jails in LA County, and more.
