The LA Report

Here's your morning news: A recap of the January 6th committee's first public hearing; President Biden speaks at the Port of Los Angeles today at the Battleship Iowa; Man convicted yesterday of attacking two L.A. County Sheriff's deputies while in custody; Former Long Beach Police Chief bests six other challengers in Tuesday's primary election for L.A. County Sheriff; L.A. County may delay return of mandatory indoor masking as new cases slow; Former foster children suing L.A. County, claiming sexually assault as kids at McLaren Hall in El Monte; Excessive heat warning in effect.

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What's happening today: January 6 committee will hold the first in a series of public hearings this evening; A federal judge approves settlement that commits the city of Los Angeles shelter thousands of unhoused Angelenos on Skid Row; Homelessness one of the big issues in November's election for L.A. mayor; Moderna shares encouraging news about revamped version of its COVID-19 vaccine.

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Here's your morning news: National Weather Service issues excessive heat warning  through Sunday; Democratic state lawmakers introduce legislation to enshrine the right to an abortion, contraceptives in California constitution; Front-runners emerge in closely-watched congressional race in Southern California; Majority of state legislative candidates  are women of color; Man suspected of burglarizing Hollywood Hills home shot by police Wednesday; Summit of the Americas continues today at Los Angeles Convention Center; Foo Fighters announce "all star" tribute concert for Taylor Hawkins.

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What's happening today: The next Mayor of Los Angeles will be choice between billionaire developer and longtime lawmaker; Ordinance that bans political contributions to L.A. city leaders from developers takes effect; President Biden in L.A. for this week's Summit of the Americas; Foo Fighters have announced pair of tribute concerts to honor drummer who died.

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Here's your morning news: In L.A. mayor's race, Congressmember Karen Bass and developer Rick Caruso will face off in November; Sheriff Alex Villanueva forced into runoff with former Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna; One of the most-watched Congressional races in the country: the 45th House District; San Francisco voters oust progressive district attorney; Leader of Mexico-based megachurch due in court Wednesday for sentencing for child sex abuse charges; Joshua Tree National Park is popular with hikers. Bighorn sheep like it, too.

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What's happening today: Election 2022 – The California primary is today; January 6 committee will hold first public hearing Thursday 5:00pm PT; L.A. to implement cannabis emblem program for businesses; Angels have lost single season team record of twelve consecutive games; L.A. Sparks fire head coach.

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Here's your morning news: Early voting in this primary election low leading up to election day; Mayor Garcetti declares Juneteenth an official holiday in Los Angeles; Amid high  COVID transmission in L.A. County, some signs that spread may be starting to slow; The Electrify Expo heads to Seattle after drawing crowds to the Long Beach Convention Center; At the Los Angeles Convention Center, the Summit of the Americas is taking place through Friday; NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has a new director – the first woman to assume the role in the lab's history.

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What's happening today: Tuesday is primary election day in California – here's how to fill out your ballot; Medical care will not be disrupted this week at three hospitals run by L.A. County; Heads of state from North, Central and South America will be in Los Angeles this week for the Summit of the Americas; San Francisco state senator wants to push last call to 4:00am; Democrats in state senate want to spend a $1.5B to buy water rights from California farmers for endangered fish species.

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