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April 17 Wildfires' impact on unhoused, Singer D4VD arrested for suspicion of murder, Blinded Dodgers fan awarded millions— Morning Edition
We're learning the impact last year's wildfires had on the unhoused population. Singer-songwriter David has been arrested on suspicion of murdering of a 14-year-old girl. A jury gives a Dodgers fan a big payday after he says LAPD officers blinded him in one eye. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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April 17 Controversial LA County CEO steps down, UC workers threaten strike, Dodgers' spending spree last season — Evening Edition
LA County's controversial CEO officially steps down today. Thousands of UC workers are threatening to strike next month. The Dodgers spent more money than any other team last year - find out how much. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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April 16 Earth Month at LA museums, Brady Bunch house open to the public, Preview of new LACMA building— Afternoon Edition
How you can experience and celebrate Earth Day this month at L.A. museums. The Brady Bunch house is opening its doors to visitors this summer. Plus a sneak peak at LACMA new $720-million galleries designed to break the mold of the traditional art museum.

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April 16 Little Lake City School District teachers strike, Expanded LA County eviction protections, USC student to sue DHS over lost eye— Morning Edition
Teachers at Little Lake City School District go on strike, but schools will stay open. LA County renters are getting expanded eviction protections. A USC student is moving to sue the Department of Homeland Security after losing an eye at a recent "No Kings" rally. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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April 16 LA city council on Olympics sticker shock, LA billboard fine art, Big Bear eagle naming contest — Evening Edition
L.A. city councilmembers say they were blindsided by Olympics ticket surcharges. Does that billboard look extra nice? Fine art comes to L.A. in some unexpected places. You can submit your own names for Big Bear's baby eagles. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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April 15 Why LAX People Mover may not open by World Cup, Book festival rivalry, Kacey Musgraves heads to Coachella— Afternoon Edition
The latest update on the LAX People mover and why the train likely won't be open in time for the World Cup this summer. How two book festivals happening this weekend are stirring up a potential bicoastal rivalry. And Coachella goers will get a surprise country star guest this weekend.

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April 15 LA County declares housing public health crisis, Angelinos' quality of life declines, Paid parental leave for LAUSD teachers— Morning Edition
LA County declares a public health crisis over housing insecurity. Angelinos say their quality of life is among the worst on record. Teachers' new contract at LA Unified gives them an essential benefit for the very first time. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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April 15 New Eric Swalwell accuser alleges sex assault, LA28 and LA City conflicts, Disney announces massive layoffs— Evening Edition
Another woman accuses former Congressmember Eric Swalwell of sexual assault, the latest sticking point between LA City and LA28 Olympics officials, and the Bob Baker Marionette Theater buys its forever home. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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April 14 Details on new deal that averted LAUSD strike, Bob Baker Marionette Theater to stay in LA, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees— Afternoon Edition
A strike has been averted -- we'll bring you the latest on the overnight deal between LAUSD and staff. The Bob Baker marionettes get to stay in LA. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has announced its new class of inductees

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April 14 LAUSD strike averted, New Swalwell accuser, UCLA makes WNBA draft history— Morning Edition
An overnight deal avoids a strike and keeps LA Unified schools open. Eric Swalwell has quit Congress, but new misconduct allegations may still be on the way. LA County unveils a nearly $50 billion dollar budget. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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The L.A. Report is a breakdown of the day's top news from Southern California, featuring the award-winning reporting of LAist 89.3 FM – L.A.'s number one NPR station. Hosted by Austin Cross in the morning and Julia Paskin in the afternoon, it's the smart way to start and end your day.