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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 4:23Hackers access sensitive LAPD data. Three unions return to the bargaining table with LA Unified, just days before a potential strike. The woman who dealt the drugs that killed Matthew Perry is about to learn her fate. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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LAPD data hack, LAUSD negotiations resume, Ketamine Queen sentencing— Morning EditionHackers access sensitive LAPD data. Three unions return to the bargaining table with LA Unified, just days before a potential strike. The woman who dealt the drugs that killed Matthew Perry is about to learn her fate. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Listen 4:41Air quality is a major concern as crews continue to fight an Ontario warehouse fire. L.A. County moves to crack down on fraudulent hospice operations. Amazon employees rally to bring a coworker back to work. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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Warehouse fire's impact on air quality, LA County hospice fraud, Amazon workers rally in Jurupa Valley — Evening EditionAir quality is a major concern as crews continue to fight an Ontario warehouse fire. L.A. County moves to crack down on fraudulent hospice operations. Amazon employees rally to bring a coworker back to work. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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Listen 4:58Why public health officials are worried about the spread of flea-borne disease typhus and how the weather plays a critical part. We'll talk about the chaotic presale of Olympic tickets for locals. And free concerts are coming to downtown LA during your lunch break.
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Concerns over flea-borne typhus, Olympic tix sale reax, Free DTLA lunch concerts — Afternoon EditionWhy public health officials are worried about the spread of flea-borne disease typhus and how the weather plays a critical part. We'll talk about the chaotic presale of Olympic tickets for locals. And free concerts are coming to downtown LA during your lunch break.
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Listen 4:44Congressional Democrats are in LA to put a spotlight on mid-term election security. Mayor candidate Spencer Pratt lashes out over claims he's not an LA resident. LA Unified teachers are prepping for a strike, and even sympathetic parents want compromise. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Congressional hearing in LA on election security, Spencer Pratt lashes out over residency claims, LAUSD teachers strike preps— Morning EditionCongressional Democrats are in LA to put a spotlight on mid-term election security. Mayor candidate Spencer Pratt lashes out over claims he's not an LA resident. LA Unified teachers are prepping for a strike, and even sympathetic parents want compromise. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Listen 4:58Find out why sewers are creating a sticky situation for some Altadenans. Some homes in Vernon are still testing with unsafe levels of lead 10 years after a lead battery plant closed. A big local investment has been unveiled to help students study mental health. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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Altadena sewer rebuilding proves sticky, Study finds high lead levels in Vernon, 100s of millions for mental health students — Evening EditionFind out why sewers are creating a sticky situation for some Altadenans. Some homes in Vernon are still testing with unsafe levels of lead 10 years after a lead battery plant closed. A big local investment has been unveiled to help students study mental health. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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Listen 4:54Altadena residents are facing a foul challenge as they rebuild: upgrading their sewer systems. How West Hollywood is trying to keep cyclists' personal property safe. The Bruins make history with their first NCAA title for women's basketball.
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Eaton fire survivors face sewage problems, WeHo considers bike lockers, UCLA makes NCAA history — Afternoon EditionAltadena residents are facing a foul challenge as they rebuild: upgrading their sewer systems. How West Hollywood is trying to keep cyclists' personal property safe. The Bruins make history with their first NCAA title for women's basketball.
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Listen 4:57There are cracks in LA Mayor Bass's signature homelessness program with a number of people slipping back to the streets. A jury acquits a man accused of assaulting federal immigration agents, even though the feds had him on video. Major new endorsements could shake up the LA Mayor and California Governor races. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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"Inside Safe" recidivism, Big endorsements in mayor and gov races, UCLA women win March Madness— Morning EditionThere are cracks in LA Mayor Bass's signature homelessness program with a number of people slipping back to the streets. A jury acquits a man accused of assaulting federal immigration agents, even though the feds had him on video. Major new endorsements could shake up the LA Mayor and California Governor races. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Listen 10:02The Writers Guild of America has reached a tentative contract agreement with major studios and streamers. The UCLA women’s basketball team is in the NCAA national championship for the first time in its history, they’ll face off against South Carolina today. Chinatown is a laundromat desert, and a mobile laundry service is trying to change that. Plus, more.
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WGA tentative deal, UCLA women’s b-ball in NCAA final, Chinatown laundromat desert — Sunday EditionThe Writers Guild of America has reached a tentative contract agreement with major studios and streamers. The UCLA women’s basketball team is in the NCAA national championship for the first time in its history, they’ll face off against South Carolina today. Chinatown is a laundromat desert, and a mobile laundry service is trying to change that. Plus, more.
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