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  • The L.A. Report
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    What's happening today: Jury reaches verdict in shooting death of Whittier police officer and another man four years ago; Update on 1,400 acre Chaparral Fire; Republicans find potential voters in Latinos; Labor Day Weekend LAX traffic expected to double from last year. 

    The P.M. Edition: Jury verdict in '17 Whittier murder of cop and one other; Latest on Chaparral Fire; Republicans hope to woo Latinos; LAX traffic expected to double from last year
    What's happening today: Jury reaches verdict in shooting death of Whittier police officer and another man four years ago; Update on 1,400 acre Chaparral Fire; Republicans find potential voters in Latinos; Labor Day Weekend LAX traffic expected to double from last year. 

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    Here's your morning news: More than 53,000 evacuated from South Lake Tahoe ahead of Caldor Fire; Long Beach Unified returns to school this week; Glendale Unified to require vaccinations for staff; L.A. City Council seeks to crack down on protests in front of people's homes.

    The A.M. Edition: Caldor Fire forces over 53,000 evacuations from South Lake Tahoe area; Long Beach Unified schools reopen; Glendale schools to require staff vaccinations; Cracking down on protesting at people's home
    Here's your morning news: More than 53,000 evacuated from South Lake Tahoe ahead of Caldor Fire; Long Beach Unified returns to school this week; Glendale Unified to require vaccinations for staff; L.A. City Council seeks to crack down on protests in front of people's homes.

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    What's happening today: State national forests closing due to wildfire threat; L.A. City Council seeks ordinance that bans "ghost" guns; Councilmembers' homes increasingly targeted by protesters; High profile applicants apply to be L.A.'s next mayor.

    The P.M. Edition: Fire threat closes state national forests; L.A. Council seeks to ban "ghost" guns; Councilmembers' homes increasingly targeted by protestors; High profile applicants for L.A.'s next mayor.
    What's happening today: State national forests closing due to wildfire threat; L.A. City Council seeks ordinance that bans "ghost" guns; Councilmembers' homes increasingly targeted by protesters; High profile applicants apply to be L.A.'s next mayor.

  • The L.A. Report
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    Here's your morning news: New COVID cases up slightly; LAUSD vaccination drive now underway; State closes all national parks due to wildfire danger; State legislature passes bill to protect those in senior living homes from eviction.

    The A.M. Edition: COVID cases up slightly; LAUSD vaccination drive kicks off; State national parks due to wildfire danger; Legislature passes bill to protect seniors from eviction
    Here's your morning news: New COVID cases up slightly; LAUSD vaccination drive now underway; State closes all national parks due to wildfire danger; State legislature passes bill to protect those in senior living homes from eviction.

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    What's happening today: Caldor Fire now at 177,000 acres; Today is the last day to register to vote for the recall election; Nearly all Southern California colleges and universities now require vaccinations against COVID; How urgent are COVID booster shots?

    The P.M. Edition: Caldor Fire grows to 177,000 acres; Today last day to register for recall vote; Most SoCal colleges and universities now require vaccinations; How urgent are booster shots?
    What's happening today: Caldor Fire now at 177,000 acres; Today is the last day to register to vote for the recall election; Nearly all Southern California colleges and universities now require vaccinations against COVID; How urgent are COVID booster shots?

  • The L.A. Report
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    Here's your morning news: Health officials keeping close eye on school COVID cases; Two new wildfires broke out over the weekend; Robert Durst set to return to witness stand; Federal judge says recall process is constitutional; Excessive heat warning in effect in some areas.

    The A.M. Edition: Officials watching school COVID cases; New wildfires over the weekend; Robert Durst heading back to witness stand; Fed judge says recall process constitutional; Heat warnings in effect
    Here's your morning news: Health officials keeping close eye on school COVID cases; Two new wildfires broke out over the weekend; Robert Durst set to return to witness stand; Federal judge says recall process is constitutional; Excessive heat warning in effect in some areas.

  • The L.A. Report
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    What's happening today: RFK assassin Sirhan Sirhan granted parole; Update on battle between Chinatown landlord and tenants; O.C. sees highest COVID rates since February; Torrence kids' dream of winning Little League World Series is over; Heat warnings and advisories in effect around region.

    The P.M. Edition: RFK assassin granted parole; Latest on Chinatown landlord battle; O.C. sees highest COVID rates since February; Torrence Little League dreams dashed; Heat advisories in effect
    What's happening today: RFK assassin Sirhan Sirhan granted parole; Update on battle between Chinatown landlord and tenants; O.C. sees highest COVID rates since February; Torrence kids' dream of winning Little League World Series is over; Heat warnings and advisories in effect around region.

  • The L.A. Report
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    Here's your morning news: COVID cases rise at schools; Is lead getting into your kid's bloodstream?; Recall candidates hold second debate; VP Harris cancels trip to Bay Area; Heartbreak as Torrance Little League team is eliminated from World Series.

    The A.M. Edition: School COVID cases rising; Limiting kids' lead exposure; Recall candidates debate; VP Harris skips Bay Area trip; Torrance eliminated from Little League World Series
    Here's your morning news: COVID cases rise at schools; Is lead getting into your kid's bloodstream?; Recall candidates hold second debate; VP Harris cancels trip to Bay Area; Heartbreak as Torrance Little League team is eliminated from World Series.