The LA Report

Today: City council censures Cedillo and de Leon, Imperfect Paradise: The Sheriff final episode, mayoral candidate Robert Luna, and more.

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Good morning! Here's what's happening: Plummeting state test scores, LAUSD East Side funding, info slim on state Superior Court candidates, and more.

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Here's what's happening: Cedillo and de Leon absent from in-person city council meeting; Nury Martinez replacement vote to be held in April; O.C.'s 'parental rights movement', and more 

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Good morning, here's what's happening: California student test scores provide evidence of how pandemic has hurt learning, Race for two school board seats in O.C. a battle over conservative values, RSV respiratory illness on the rise in kids, and more.

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Here's what's happening: Standardized test scores show more students off track academically, California misses tax revenue targets, Villanueva makes his case for reelection, and more. 

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Good morning! Here's what's happening: Average gas price falls for 19th straight day, California governor debate, online voting registration ends today (Monday), port supply chain issues, and more.

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Here's what's in the news: Special election to replace Nury Martinez will cost nearly $4M; Widow of a former USC football player is asking for a minimum of $1.8M in wrongful death lawsuit.

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In this Sunday edition: for the first time in LA, the 1931 classic horror film will screen along with a live, original operatic score. We talk with composer Michael Shapiro about writing and conducting his composition for Frankenstein which will play at The Theater at Ace Hotel October 28 and 29. 

And we'll tell you about Measure H, an initiative on the November ballot that would limit annual rent increases and pass new eviction protections in Pasadena.

Then, if you’ve ever wondered what exactly does the L.A. mayor do? You’re going to want to stay tuned. Brian De Los Santos — who hosts our How to LA podcast — breaks down the powers and responsibilities of running the second biggest city in the U.S.

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