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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 4:57With the Olympics on the way, we'll look at how L.A. county plans to clear encampments around Olympic venues. Why you'll probably want to get a REAL ID soon to avoid fees at the airport. Plus for Food Friday we ask a Burbank local where to get the best grub in town.
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LA considers plans to clear encampments around Olympic venues, REAL ID Fee starts Feb 1., Ask a local: Where to eat in Burbank— Morning EditionWith the Olympics on the way, we'll look at how L.A. county plans to clear encampments around Olympic venues. Why you'll probably want to get a REAL ID soon to avoid fees at the airport. Plus for Food Friday we ask a Burbank local where to get the best grub in town.
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Listen 4:08Federal agents arrest former CNN anchor Don Lemon in LA. The LAPD will not enforce mask bans for federal agents. Murders in the city of LA are at their lowest levels in nearly six decades. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Feds arrest Don Lemon, LAPD won't enforce mask ban, LA murder rate drops— Morning EditionFederal agents arrest former CNN anchor Don Lemon in LA. The LAPD will not enforce mask bans for federal agents. Murders in the city of LA are at their lowest levels in nearly six decades. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Listen 9:30In this two-part weekend edition: On September 11th, Los Angeles Battalion Chief Robert Willcox was the safety officer for the department's elite Urban Search and Rescue team. By day's end, FEMA ordered the group to Ground Zero where they worked 11-days amid the smoke, rubble and remains. The 35-year fire veteran says the experience left a lasting impact on his life, and his colleagues.
Then: All four passenger planes that crashed September 11th were bound for California - three en route to Los Angeles. In the 20 years since, victim's families have cut their own path through grief - a journey they say requires resilience, inner strength and courage.
9/11 Special: 20 years later, Angelenos recount their experiencesIn this two-part weekend edition: On September 11th, Los Angeles Battalion Chief Robert Willcox was the safety officer for the department's elite Urban Search and Rescue team. By day's end, FEMA ordered the group to Ground Zero where they worked 11-days amid the smoke, rubble and remains. The 35-year fire veteran says the experience left a lasting impact on his life, and his colleagues.
Then: All four passenger planes that crashed September 11th were bound for California - three en route to Los Angeles. In the 20 years since, victim's families have cut their own path through grief - a journey they say requires resilience, inner strength and courage.
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The P.M. Edition: Vaccine mandates coming; LAUSD vaccine mandates; Latest COVID numbers; Weekend high tempsWhat's happening today: Vaccine mandates are coming; LAUSD prepares to mandate vaccines for all kids 12 and up; Latest COVID numbers; Hot weekend ahead.
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The A.M. Edition: LAUSD student vaccinations; COVID cases leveling; 9/11 and immigration; Heat advisories todayHere's your morning news: LAUSD to require vaccinations for all students 12 and older; COVID infections may be plateauing in Southern California; How 9/11 affected U.S. immigration policy; Statewide Flex Alert today
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The P.M. Edition: Heat advisory; COVID's next steps; Latino students science & tech; L.A. Minister Bean dead at 77What's happening today: Heat advisory issued today; What's next for COVID-19? Getting Latino students into science and technology; L.A. Minister Carl Bean is dead at 77.
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The A.M. Edition: Britney Spears' conservatorship; COVID hospitalizations decreasing; Flex alert tonight; Record-breaking wildfire seasonHere's your morning news: Britney Spears' father files to end conservatorship; COVID hospitalizations trending downward; Flex alert issued tonight; Second consecutive record-breaking wildfire season has no end in sight.
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The P.M. Edition: Latest pandemic stats; L.A. employee vaccines; Concurrent flu and COVID vaccines; Decriminalizing jaywalkingWhat's happening today: Latest pandemic stats; Today is vaccine deadline for L.A. city employees; Is it OK to get COVID and flu shots concurrently? Proposed bill would decriminalize jaywalking.
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The A.M. Edition: Recall home stretch; Caldor Fire progress; Farm worker unions; Palm Springs tramwayHere's your morning news: Recall election vote one week from today; Progress on Caldor Fire near Lake Tahoe; Increasing turnout in farm worker union elections; Palm Springs tramway closed for next month.
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The P.M. Edition: O.C. COVID briefings; L.A.'s anti-camping ordinance; Pink Floyd exhibitionWhat's happening today: O.C. Board of Supervisors and O.C. Healthcare Agency spar over COVID briefings; L.A.'s new anti-camping ordinance goes into effect; Pink Floyd exhibition at Vogue Multicultural Museum opens to public.