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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 5:28Here's your morning news: Warrant released by Santa Fe Sheriffs Dept. offers insight into film set shooting; City council will determine whether unvaccinated employees will be required to pay for their own COVID tests; State unemployment agency to implement reforms after pandemic struggles; L.A. group getting $1 million for carbon neutrality plans.
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Santa Fe sheriffs shed light on prop gun shooting; Should the unvaccinated pay for their own testing?; Reforms coming to unemployment system after pandemic failures – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: Warrant released by Santa Fe Sheriffs Dept. offers insight into film set shooting; City council will determine whether unvaccinated employees will be required to pay for their own COVID tests; State unemployment agency to implement reforms after pandemic struggles; L.A. group getting $1 million for carbon neutrality plans.
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Listen 6:02What's happening today: Rainstorm from north drenches region; Armorer says rules were ignored on New Mexico film set; West Coast rap pioneer and Skid Row activist "General" Jeff Page dies after suffering stroke.
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Rainstorm drenches region; Gun safety rules ignored on NM film set; Rapper/activist 'General' Jeff Page dies – The P.M. EditionWhat's happening today: Rainstorm from north drenches region; Armorer says rules were ignored on New Mexico film set; West Coast rap pioneer and Skid Row activist "General" Jeff Page dies after suffering stroke.
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Listen 4:26Here's your morning news: Debris flow risk as heavy rain is forecasted to drench region; Aquarium of the Pacific wants to draw more attention to ocean pollution; Bay Area In-N-Out fined for failing to enforce mask mandate; Health care professionals honored at Sunday mass.
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Mudslide danger arrives with heavy rains; Pollution's effect on sea life; Bay Area In-N-Out fined for not enforcing mask mandate – The A.M. EditionHere's your morning news: Debris flow risk as heavy rain is forecasted to drench region; Aquarium of the Pacific wants to draw more attention to ocean pollution; Bay Area In-N-Out fined for failing to enforce mask mandate; Health care professionals honored at Sunday mass.
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Listen 4:03In this Sunday edition: After a surge in anti-Asian incidents, support is growing to build a memorial at the massacre site in downtown L.A. Reported by Asian-American Communities reporter Josie Huang.
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A Mob Killed A Tenth of LA’s Chinese Population. 150 Years Later, There's A Push To Remember – The Sunday EditionIn this Sunday edition: After a surge in anti-Asian incidents, support is growing to build a memorial at the massacre site in downtown L.A. Reported by Asian-American Communities reporter Josie Huang.
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Listen 7:42In this weekend edition: We had terrible news on Thursday about the death of Halyna Hutchins, a talented filmmaker, on the set of a movie western filming in Santa Fe. The director of the film, Joel Souza was also injured.
That report of her death was followed a few hours later that evening by the shocking announcement that actor Alec Baldwin had fired the prop gun that killed Hutchins.
There are still a lot of unanswered questions about what went wrong — and who is responsible. Our entertainment reporter John Horn talked with Nick Roman, your weekday afternoon host of LA Report, about what we know – and don’t know – so far.
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The prop gun that killed filmmaker Halyna Hutchins – The Weekend EditionIn this weekend edition: We had terrible news on Thursday about the death of Halyna Hutchins, a talented filmmaker, on the set of a movie western filming in Santa Fe. The director of the film, Joel Souza was also injured.
That report of her death was followed a few hours later that evening by the shocking announcement that actor Alec Baldwin had fired the prop gun that killed Hutchins.
There are still a lot of unanswered questions about what went wrong — and who is responsible. Our entertainment reporter John Horn talked with Nick Roman, your weekday afternoon host of LA Report, about what we know – and don’t know – so far.
This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
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Listen 5:16Today in L.A.: L.A. County officials say they're ready to distribute booster shots; Sheriff Villanueva defies court subpoena to testify about gangs in LASD ranks; Over 300 people moved indoors since MacArthur Park closure; Gov. Newsom proposes ban on new wells.
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L.A. says it's prepared for boosters; Sheriff Villanueva defies gang subpoena; Hundreds indoors after MacArthur Park closure – The A.M. EditionToday in L.A.: L.A. County officials say they're ready to distribute booster shots; Sheriff Villanueva defies court subpoena to testify about gangs in LASD ranks; Over 300 people moved indoors since MacArthur Park closure; Gov. Newsom proposes ban on new wells.
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Listen 3:58Today in L.A.: Latest on New Mexico film set shooting death; L.A. redistricting commission settles on a map to submit; Unemployment rate continues to drop.
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Latest on New Mexico film set shooting death; Redistricting commission settles on map; Unemployment rate continues drop – The P.M. EditionToday in L.A.: Latest on New Mexico film set shooting death; L.A. redistricting commission settles on a map to submit; Unemployment rate continues to drop.
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Listen 4:03Today in L.A.: Gov. Newsom proposes new rule barring new oil and gas wells near residential areas; Riverside Union School District places teacher on leave for mimicking Native Americans; Anti-Asian hate crimes increased greatly in L.A. County in 2020; Tiny home villages spring up to house the homeless; Dodgers play to stay alive in NLCS Game 5.
Newsom proposes new well ban; Riverside teacher on leave for mimicking Native Americans; Anti-Asian hate crimes on the rise – The P.M. EditionToday in L.A.: Gov. Newsom proposes new rule barring new oil and gas wells near residential areas; Riverside Union School District places teacher on leave for mimicking Native Americans; Anti-Asian hate crimes increased greatly in L.A. County in 2020; Tiny home villages spring up to house the homeless; Dodgers play to stay alive in NLCS Game 5.