The LA Report

Here's your morning news: The Summit of the Americas is comes to L.A. this week; California opening free preschool program for 4-year-olds public schools; Hundreds of vote centers opened over the weekend; How to vote if you're experiencing homelessness.

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In this Sunday edition: On today's show we'll tell you about a new program in LA that aims to provide mental health services to AAPI young people. Then, we'll talk about the leading candidates in the closely-watched 45th congressional district race.

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In this weekend edition: On today's show we'll tell you about California's plan to provide free preschool, and what it could mean for existing child care programs. Then, we'll hear the story of an Afghan Air Force pilot who had to leave his wife and kids behind when he was evacuated to California during the US withdrawal last year.

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What's happening today: COVID positivity rate now eight times higher than it was in March; The many ways you can submit your election ballot; L.A. Metro to offer free rides on  busses and trains, offers valid dropboxes at Union Station others; Highlights from KPCC's virtual event on pregnancy; President Biden will be in L.A. next week to host the five day Summit of the Americas; Friday is the 9th annual LGBTQ+ pride night at the Dodger Stadium

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Here's your morning news: L.A. County's first suspected case of monkeypox is someone who recently traveled domestically; Union representing resident physicians and fellows at three LA County-run hospitals has given notice that members plan to strike June 13th through 15th; President Biden will be in Los Angeles next week to host a gathering of leaders from North, Central and South America; Taking the salt out of ocean water is one way to increase water supplies; Los Angeles ranks near the top of the list for dog attacks on mail carriers; State appeals court panel upholds injunction blocking some of DA Gascon's biggest reforms; Jury selection starts in trial of man accused of killing Nipsey Hussle; Many Afghans who settled in Southern California still wrestling with uncertainty.

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Here's your morning news: Average price of gas in L.A. climbs to $6.22 per gallon; Driver who hit and killed pedestrian this week identified as head of Mayor Garcetti's Crisis Response Team; City Council unanimously votes to ban sale of menthol cigarettes and other flavored tobacco products; Using "gray" water for your irrigation; Labor movement reaches a Korean barbecue restaurant in L.A. County; In Santa Ana, Mater Dei High is reopening after threat to school; All-female car clubs popping up in Southern California.

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What's happening today: L.A. nearly back to the CDC's 'high' virus activity level; Federal health officials discover what looks like L.A. County's first case of monkey pox; Why you might not see the race for L.A. mayor on your ballot; Starting with the next academic year, California expects every high school senior to apply for college financial aid.

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What's happening today: California's reparations task course releases interim report on the state's history of racism and slavery; SoCal under new water saving restrictions as drought continues for third straight year; Exploring L.A.'s pedestrian tunnels.

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