The LA Report

What's happening today: LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner to step down; For Angelenos, Chauvin trial evokes memories of '92 riots; Details on Mayor Garcetti's proposed budget; Vaccination sites open again; Job training program will feed hungry residents

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Here's your morning news: Faith leaders gathered with community members at Grand Park yesterday afternoon as news that former police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty in the murder of George Floyd made its way to Los Angeles. They shared their reactions with KPCC; LA, Orange and Ventura counties are seeing fewer new COVID-19 cases - but one number keeps them from moving down to fewer restrictions on the state's color-coded coronavirus reopening framework, and more.

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What's happening today: Jury begins deliberations at Derek Chauvin trial; Maxine Waters speaks out on killing of 20 year old Duante Wright by police in Minnesota; Mayor Eric Garcetti delivers state of city address tonight; Vaccines open to all residents over 16; A new survey says that many people want to keep working from home.

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What's happening today: Californians react to Chauvin guilty verdict; City of L.A. closes vaccination and testing sites ahead of verdicts in Minneapolis; Exploring a career underwater; Judge orders L.A. to shelter all homeless Skid Row residents within 180 days.

Los Angeles County is expecting to have more than 600,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine available this week, and health officials urging everyone to get a shot; L.A.'s Mayor wants to fund the largest guaranteed basic income experiment in the country, and more.

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What's happening today: COVID case rates up in Orange County; Little Tokyo businesses describe pandemic struggles; Ducks to play for in-person crowd in Anaheim; Civilian oversight commission wants Sheriff Alex Villanueva to crack down on deputy cliques; L.A. Phil's music director to depart for Paris.

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Here's your morning news: California has now administered over 24 million doses of the vaccine -  that's 8.1 million more than any other state; Two grocery stores in Long Beach will close for good on Saturday. They're the first in the L.A. area to shut down in a bitter fight over "hero pay" laws passed by cities across the state.  

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What's happening today: Vaccines now open to all Californians; LAUSD 4th grade and up returns to in-person learning; Giant leatherback seat turtles face extinction; MLB celebrates Jackie Robinson Day.

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