The LA Report

Here's what we're following today:

• COVID levels back to February's numbers
• Fixing Riverside County's Department of Public Social Services
• An uncertain future for Long Beach waste incinerator
• Pasadena City College forgiving some student debt

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What we're following this morning:

• City officials working together on monkeypox outreach
• L.A. County's abortion freedom campaign
• A ballot measure to remove an elected sheriff from office
• Cleanup of the toxic contamination left behind by the Exide battery recycling plant
• 7-11 closures after spate of armed robberies
• The 3,500 acre Washburn Fire in Yosemite National Park
• Diverting trash from landfills to incinerators

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Here's what we're following today:

• The battle to remove Sheriff Alex Villanueva
• Is indoor masking about to return?
• The safety of COVID vaccinations during pregnancy
• Manhunt for 7-11 gunman
• This year's Emmy nominations

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What we're following today:

• Some 7-11 stores urged to close after robberies
• November ballot measure asking voters to give it the power to remove an elected sheriff
• Dodger Stadium concession strike
• DA George Gascon recall
• Rapper pleads guilty to federal fraud and firearms charges
• First James Webb Space Telescope photos

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What we're following today:

• Armed robberies at 7-11 stores
• How contagious is COVID Omicron variant BA.5?
• Monkeypox vaccine availability
• AZ Democrat proposes bill to reduce pollution near plants

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What we're following today:

• COVID Omicron variants and rising case levels
• Dozens of monkeypox cases in L.A.
• Cannabis grower tax breaks
• The 6th Street Viaduct
• The rise and fall of shopping malls

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What we're following today:

• Dozens of monkeypox cases in L.A.
• Pres. Biden's executive orders on abortion access
• The new director of the L.A. County Department of Children and Family Services
• L.A.'s new Sixth Street Viaduct
• Long-time Dodgers scout dies at age 87

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In this Sunday edition: California is making major changes to how it taxes cannabis. We'll talk about what that could mean for the industry and customers.

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