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- Heavy rain Monday, LAUSD layoffs vote, Librarian who changed LA libraries — Sunday Edition
A storm is expected to land in Southern California tonight and bring the threat of strong winds, rain and thunderstorms. The Los Angeles Unified School Board will vote this Tuesday on a plan to cut around $200 million, including the potential layoffs, as the district deals with a multi-year budget deficit. The L.A. librarian who revamped the city’s library system and changed the profession. Plus, more.
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11 min - LA28 chair sells talent agency, ICE agents leave Terminal Island, South Central clean up — Saturday Edition
2028 Olympics organizing chair Casey Wasserman is putting his talent agency for sale following the release of emails between him and Ghislaine Maxwell. ICE and Border Patrol agents have vacated the U.S. Coast Guard facility on Terminal Island they’d been using as a base for immigration enforcement. How one man is showing his love for South Central, by picking up one piece of litter at a time. Plus, more.
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11 min - ICE responds to World Cup worries, Fired LA teacher speaks out, Chris Paul retires— Evening Edition
ICE responds to ongoing concerns about immigration sweeps during the World Cup. An LA teacher says he was fired after he opened a gate for students protesting immigration policy. Former Clippers guard Chris Paul has announced he's retiring. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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5 min - Rain and snow forecast, LA Valentine's Art Installation, Disney's Napa Rose makeover — Edition
We'll tell you about the rain and snow that's in the forecast. A special Valentine's day art installation is happening across L.A. And for Food Friday, our food and culture writer reviews Disneyland's flagship fine dining restaurant, which just got a makeover.
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5 min - High schooler anti-ICE protest, OC father of marines gets deportation case tossed, LA City unlawfully destroyed unhoused property— Morning Edition
Southeast LA high school students are gearing up to walk out of class to protest ICE. The Orange County father of three marines gets his deportation case thrown out. Los Angeles has unlawfully destroyed unhoused people's property. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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5 min - CHOC ordered to resume trans youth care, SoCal puma protections to come, New contracts for the Dodgers — Evening Edition
A court orders Children's Hospital OC to resume some gender affirming care for another month. After years of dwindling numbers, local mountain lions finally get state protections. And the Dodgers were busy today. We have the latest ahead of spring training. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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5 min - CA investigates Eaton fire evacuations in West Altadena, L.A Children's Chorus turns 40, Noah Kahan to play at Rose Bowl —Afternoon Edition
Why California is investigating how L.A. County firefighters responded to the Eaton Fire and delayed evacuations for West Altadena. An award winning children's chorus in L.A. is celebrating a major milestone. And we'll tell you who's playing at the Rose Bowl this summer.
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5 min - James Van Der Beek tributes, CA considers creating a science agency, Westside veteran housing— Morning Edition
The life of James Van Der Beek is celebrated by his "Dawson's Creek" family. California considers creating its own science agency in response to Trump Administration funding cuts. The VA takes steps towards the creation of a veterans housing hub on the Westside. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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6 min - LA28 stands with Wasserman, What LA traffic death numbers show, More housing options for Eaton Fire survivors — Evening Edition
LA's Olympic committee sticks with Casey Wasserman as its chief despite his Epstein connection. LA traffic deaths are down from last year, but numbers are still high. LA County looks at giving more housing options for Eaton Fire survivors. Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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5 min - Traffic deaths in LA, Tracking Altadena history, Grammy Hall of Fame inductees — Afternoon Edition
L.A.'s traffic deaths declined for a second year in a row, we'll get into why. How you can help make sure historic Altadena locations lost in the Eaton fire aren't also lost to history. And we'll look at which albums made it into the Grammy Hall of Fame this year.
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About The LA Report
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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.
This program is made possible in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the American people.
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