The LA Report

On today's show: the latest on the outdoor dining ban. It’s getting major pushback from those who say the restrictions go too far. Plus, details on a sweeping plan to reimagine the juvenile justice system. Then...the Board of Supes is out and citizens are in when it comes to deciding how voting districts are drawn – we'll talk about a new redistricting commission that will handle the task. And we check in with residents of Venice, one of the epicenters of homelessness in L.A. County.

On today's show, with coronavirus infections way up, more restaurant restrictions are coming...we'll tell you what to expect; More on LAUSD's plan to distribute Thanksgiving meals to hungry families; Checking in on the historic cabins that were damaged by fires in Angeles National Forest, and one of L.A.'s own may be headed to Joe Biden's cabinet...Libby Denkmann will tell you who.

On today's show, how the pandemic is impacting enrollment at local universities; Then, we'll talk to local artist about his experience with lingering health issues months after he recovered from his bout with coronavirus; Why  nearly three-quarters-of-a-million Californians may be about to lose their unemployment benefits; And a rare inquest involving the killing of an 18 year old man by sheriff's deputies in June.

On today's show: a new statewide curfew is announced by Gov. Gavin Newsom, as the coronavirus surge causes record-high infections. Then, we'll discuss how families are navigating Thanksgiving during the pandemic, which California city is vying to become the headquarters of U.S. Space Command, and the kind of political landscape president-elect Joe Biden could expect in the wake of hundreds of executive actions on immigration by the Trump administration.

On today's show: Small businesses are bracing once again for restrictions, as the state weathers another deadly coronavirus surge; Some tips on how to travel safely this holiday season, if you absolutely must; How the incoming administration could affect the 2020 Census count; And a look at immigration policy during the Trump years, as well as what we can expect from president-elect Joe Biden...

On today's show: with coronavirus infection rates on the rise, most counties in the state find themselves in the most restrictive tier – we'll give you a refresher on the color-coded system, as well as a look into the mental health toll the pandemic is taking. Then, an update on how the restrictions will affect schools in Orange and Ventura Counties; And details on the state's forthcoming plan to overhaul early childhood education.

On today's show: Governor Newsom hits the brakes on reopening plans as coronavirus cases continue to rise in most counties across the state. Then, with vaccines on the horizon, we'll look at how local officials are planning to efficiently distribute them across Southern California. And, with Kamala Harris leaving the Senate for the Vice Presidency, many California Democrats are lobbying for her replacement.

On today's show: The Blob is back. We'll tell you exactly what we're talking about, and the ramifications it could have for our environment; Why the Census Bureau is collecting so many incomplete questionnaires in 2020; A new LAPD survey finds widespread dissatisfaction with its chief Michel Moore; And how the era of coronavirus is changing our public spaces.