The LA Report

Good morning! In today's A.M. edition:

• Supply issues driving prices up at the pump
• Another year of drought expected
• COVID case numbers continue to fall
• California seeks to improve care its Medicaid program
• "No evidence of widespread impact" in LAUSD hacking case
• New law requires companies to post salary ranges in job ads

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In this P.M. edition:

• Latest on LAUSD ransomware attack
• High gas prices traced to refinery maintenance shutdowns
• More on Gov. Newsom's jaywalking bill
• Native American activist Sacheen Littlefeather dies at 75

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Good morning! Here's what we're tracking today:

• 3.1 quake rattles Yorba Linda
• Hurricane Ian blood and financial donations needed
• Gas prices spike 66¢ in one week
• L.A.'s speed hump program
• Experts warn of sever flu season

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In this Sunday edition: Fentanyl – it's in America's streets, and now even in its classrooms – and teen overdoses are on the rise. In our latest installment of How To LA, we'll talk about navigating the Fentanyl crisis with your own kids.

Plus: We'll visit one Saturday school where children of L.A.’s Ukrainian diaspora learn the language and culture. Now, it’s seeing lots of new students who fled Russia’s invasion…

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In this weekend edition: a group of civic leaders has a plan to bring affordable, dependable broadband internet to everyone in LA County. 

And have you ever wondered what your favorite music says about you? We'll chat with the author of a new book explaining just what's happening in your brain when you hear one of those songs that takes you back to another time or place.

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Here's what we're following:

• COVID paid sick leave extended
• Healthcare workers minimum wage increase will go before voters in 2024
• Public school teachers are burning out
• Seven statewide props on the ballot in 2022
• Cash for reporting illegal dumping?
• New laws address housing crisis

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Happy Friday! Here's what's happening:

• Gas prices jump 12¢ overnight, continuing upward trend
• Monkeypox vaccine eligibility expanded
• LAPD mental health hotline struggling with demand
• LADWP asking homeowners to use water monitoring device
• SGV bike share program
• Orange County Museum of Art celebrating 60 years by opening a new building

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Here's what we're following today:

• Record-setting water reduction
• Rust investigation may end up a criminal court case
• California on its way to making girls flag football an official school sport
• Speed humps coming to more L.A. streets

This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.