The LA Report

On today's show...Vaccines are now being distributed, but you'll still need to protect yourself for a while to come. We'll explain how, Then, the latest on the search to replace Vice President-elect Kamala Harris in the U.S. Senate. Plus, what the election of a new LAUSD board member in South L.A. could mean for the district's charter school movement.

On today's show: With COVID vaccines now being administered to frontline workers, we’ll talk about some of the challenges that still lie ahead; Then, more on LAUSD’s plan to redirect millions of dollars from the L.A. School Police Department; Plus, Joe Biden has an eye on Mayor Eric Garcetti for a role in his administration, but we’ll tell you why some activists say it’s a bad idea.

On today's show: With the first round of coronavirus vaccines just around the corner, we'll tell you what to expect in L.A. County; Then, why some California mayors are complaining about their share of federal CARES Act money; Plus, details on an ACLU lawsuit against three Southern California homeless shelters which they claim are providing unsafe living conditions.

On today's show: With the FDA on the cusp of approving a coronavirus vaccine, we'll take a look at Long Beach's plans for a vaccine roll-out; Then we'll talk to two nurses who've worked in the area's ICUs, which are now nearly at capacity around the state; Plus...the pandemic is fueling a revival in drive-in theaters – we'll tell you about some fun new options if you're missing the big screen...

On today's show: New District Attorney George Gascon is already facing pushback from some deputies who say he's soft on crime. Then, why one district in central L.A. has some of the lowest response rates in the 2020 Census; Plus, how the U.S. military is confronting systemic racism in its justice system.

On today's show: Layoffs could be coming to the LAPD as the City Council plans to bridge a massive budget gap. Then, a judge challenges the L.A. County health department to show evidence that outdoor dining poses a significant risk as he considers overturning the ban. Plus, details on a plan in consideration to extend the state's eviction moratorium through 2021.

On today's show: George Gascon is sworn in as the new L.A. District Attorney...we'll tell you about the ambitious reforms he's got planned; What's next for LAUSD's in-person tutoring program, as rising coronavirus infection rates trigger regional shutdowns; Plus, we check in with a Pasadena restaurant, to get their reaction to the latest ban on all in-person dining.

On today's show: A new financial report recommends big cuts to the L.A. City budget...we'll tell you what you might expect. Then, technical glitches mar the launch of a new program to help struggling restaurants. And, our guest from Asian Journal talks about the first-ever "United Against Hate Week".