The LA Report

Here's your morning news: State DA plans to review Torrance PD; Gascon reflects on his first year in office; Scott Peterson resentenced to life without parole; DTLA's Grand Park to host 9th Annual New Years Eve celebration.

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California prepares as Supreme Court looks likely to strike down Roe v. Wade. LA District Attorney George Gascon's Record on gang enhancement convictions after one year in office. Study finds wide support to rethinking public schools in a post pandemic world. LA school's students 12 and up show 85% full vaccination.

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Here's your morning news: Boy killed near Boyle Heights elementary school; Students and staff at area schools uneasy after shooting threats; U.S. Surgeon General says youth are facing a mental health crisis; First Omicron case discovered in Long Beach; Community college students now eligible for free public transit.

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What's happening today: LA District Attorney George Gascon marks one year in office and sweeping changes, including not prosecuting misdemeanor charges. The pandemic's toll on the mental health of teens and young children has lead to anxiety, depression and sometimes suicide. For the first time, boundaries for LA County Supervisors and City Council are being redrawn. 

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Here's your morning news: Third Omicron case discovered in L.A.; Time's up for unvaccinated city workers; Keeping Omicron out of nursing homes; Devin Nunes departing from California politics to work for Donald Trump.

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What's happening today: LA County Public Health to order skilled nursing facilities to test staff and residents once a week for Covid-19, visitors must show clean PCR or Antigen tests. LA County confirms second case of the Omicron Covid-19 variant. Congress helped many kids get more fruits and veggies in the pandemic, that benefit runs out soon. The City of LA wants to buy back homes slated for 710 freeway demolition, now that extension won't be built.

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Here's your morning news: LAFD loses bid to stop enforcement of vaccine mandate; Omicron variant now in one third of U.S. states; Nighttime road work on the 10; Lineup set for Rose Bowl game; Helping Orange County's seniors with loneliness; 

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What's happening today: Homes that were previously condemned to make way for the 710 freeway may be rehabilitated as affordable housing; L.A. City Council approves agreement with LA2028 Olympics group; Water shortages announced; AQMD issues violations over odors at Dominguez Channel; COVID wards filled with nearly exclusively unvaccinated patients.

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