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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 4:58Protests against ICE's actions are taking place across Southern California this weekend - find out where. A state court has ruled against Huntington Beach's controversial voter ID law. Orange County officials have approved a settlement on the Airport Fire. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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"ICE Out" protests to hit LA, Court rules Huntington Beach voter ID law is illegal, OC approves Airport Fire settlement — Evening EditionProtests against ICE's actions are taking place across Southern California this weekend - find out where. A state court has ruled against Huntington Beach's controversial voter ID law. Orange County officials have approved a settlement on the Airport Fire. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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Listen 4:59What to know about the nationwide 'ICE Out' protests and where they're happening in L.A. As another government shutdown looms, how programs like Head Start could be affected. Plus, we'll bring you a preview of The Bob Baker Theater's newest show in over 40 years.
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'ICE Out' protests in LA, What a looming gov. shutdown could mean for child care, The Bob Baker Theater's big year— Afternoon EditionWhat to know about the nationwide 'ICE Out' protests and where they're happening in L.A. As another government shutdown looms, how programs like Head Start could be affected. Plus, we'll bring you a preview of The Bob Baker Theater's newest show in over 40 years.
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Listen 4:31Here's your morning news: SCE moving most customers to new billing plan; LAUSD sets Jan. 10 deadline for 12+ student vaccinations; L.A. County indoor vaccination mandate begins; Rare manslaughter trial for L.A. Sheriffs deputy;
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SCE's new billing plan; LAUSD vaccine deadline; L.A. indoor vax mandate begins – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: SCE moving most customers to new billing plan; LAUSD sets Jan. 10 deadline for 12+ student vaccinations; L.A. County indoor vaccination mandate begins; Rare manslaughter trial for L.A. Sheriffs deputy;
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Listen 4:58What's happening today: L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti tested positive for COVID-19; Over 900,000 kids in L.A. now eligible for the vaccine; Biden commits to cutting methane pollution by 2030; State utility commission to vote on whether to increase the amount of gas stored at Aliso Canyon facility; Mary's Kitchen temporarily protected from eviction.
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Garcetti tests positive for COVID; Over 900,000 L.A. kids eligible for vaccine; Biden commits to methane reduction by 2030 – The P.M. EditionWhat's happening today: L.A. Mayor Eric Garcetti tested positive for COVID-19; Over 900,000 kids in L.A. now eligible for the vaccine; Biden commits to cutting methane pollution by 2030; State utility commission to vote on whether to increase the amount of gas stored at Aliso Canyon facility; Mary's Kitchen temporarily protected from eviction.
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Listen 5:51Here's your morning news: Sheriff Villanueva defends his decision to not enforce vaccine mandates in LASD; Closures due to rockslide at Malibu's Little Dume Beach; LAFD official under investigation for Palisades Fire; How to buy a Christmas tree while helping the forests.
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Sheriff Villanueva defends decision to not enforce LASD vaccines; Rock slide closes Malibu beach; LAFD official under investigation for Palisades Fire – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: Sheriff Villanueva defends his decision to not enforce vaccine mandates in LASD; Closures due to rockslide at Malibu's Little Dume Beach; LAFD official under investigation for Palisades Fire; How to buy a Christmas tree while helping the forests.
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Listen 5:18What's happening today: Sheriff Villanueva refuses to enforce vaccine mandate for deputies; CDC recommends Pfizer vaccine for children 5-11; UC Santa Cruz scientist says recent sea rise is enough to flood coastal communities.
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Villanueva won't enforce vaccine mandate; CDC OKs Pfizer shots for kids; Sea rise enough to flood communities – The P.M. EditionWhat's happening today: Sheriff Villanueva refuses to enforce vaccine mandate for deputies; CDC recommends Pfizer vaccine for children 5-11; UC Santa Cruz scientist says recent sea rise is enough to flood coastal communities.
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Listen 4:29Here's your morning news: High school seniors in thick of college application season; USC student and faculty groups call for an end to fraternities; DOJ charges O.C. man with interfering with flight crew; Many Angelenos don't qualify for basic income pilot; Concilman Kevin de Léon takes over homelessness and poverty committee from Mark Ridley-Thomas.
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College application season; A call to end fraternities; O.C. man charged with attacking flight attendant – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: High school seniors in thick of college application season; USC student and faculty groups call for an end to fraternities; DOJ charges O.C. man with interfering with flight crew; Many Angelenos don't qualify for basic income pilot; Concilman Kevin de Léon takes over homelessness and poverty committee from Mark Ridley-Thomas.
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Listen 6:09What's happening today: Latest from UN climate summit; Jury selection begins in trial of L.A. Sheriffs deputy charged with manslaughter; Irvine man arrested on charges of attacking flight attendant; Officials begin cleaning the Veteran's Row camp in West L.A.
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COP26 climate summit; Jury selection begins in L.A. Sheriffs manslaughter case; Irvine man attacks flight attendant; Veteran's Row clean up – The P.M. EditionWhat's happening today: Latest from UN climate summit; Jury selection begins in trial of L.A. Sheriffs deputy charged with manslaughter; Irvine man arrested on charges of attacking flight attendant; Officials begin cleaning the Veteran's Row camp in West L.A.
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Listen 4:30Here's your morning news: What does the COP26 climate summit mean for Californians?; Changes coming to healthcare open enrollment; Some American Airlines flights canceled.
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COP26 climate summit; Healthcare open enrollment; American Airline flights canceled – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: What does the COP26 climate summit mean for Californians?; Changes coming to healthcare open enrollment; Some American Airlines flights canceled.
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Listen 5:25What's happening today: FDA approves Pfizer vaccine for kids ages 5-11; Applications for basic income pilot program open today; Gov. Newsom abruptly cancels trip to climate conference; State Assemblyman urges trick-or-treaters to watch out for cars; Redistricting efforts inch forward.
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FDA approves Pfizer vaccine for kids; L.A.'s basic income program; Newsom cancels climate conference trip; Halloween traffic danger – The P.M. EditionWhat's happening today: FDA approves Pfizer vaccine for kids ages 5-11; Applications for basic income pilot program open today; Gov. Newsom abruptly cancels trip to climate conference; State Assemblyman urges trick-or-treaters to watch out for cars; Redistricting efforts inch forward.
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