The LA Report

We'll bring you the latest on the investigation into the deaths of Rob Reiner and his wife Michele. An LA nursing home is still open despite three citations for deaths of its residents. Plus changes are coming to parking rates in Santa Monica.

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The case against Rob Reiner's son is presented to the District Attorney. The LAPD comes clean about its use of crowd-control weapons. A nursing home is still open despite a preventable death. Plus, more from Morning Edition. 

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Federal officials say they've thwarted a bomb plot in Southern California. Regulators are proposing big changes to slash utility companies' profits. We have more details on how and when to register for Olympics tickets.  Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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We remember filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife who were found dead Sunday in their L.A. home. California could lower profits for utility companies in an upcoming vote. Plus, trash can inspections are coming to the city of Brea.

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BREAKING NEWS: Rob Reiner's son has been booked, following the deaths of his parents. The FBI announces a thwarted SoCal terror plot. 

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Hollywood mourns the death of director and actor Rob Reiner and his wife Michele. The efforts to stop California's new Congressional maps head to a federal court. A storied music venue that hosted a number of bands before they were stars is closing its doors. Plus, more from Morning Edition. 

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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass launches her 2026 re-election campaign. A street artist’s Pershing Square installation is overtaken by its subjects, pigeons. One man’s story of salvaging a destroyed watch from the ruins of the Palisades Fire. Plus, more.

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Application window starts next week for rent relief tied to the January fires and recent ICE raids. The year's brightest meteor showers happen this weekend. We'll hear from an Altadena musician who lost his home in the Eaton Fire about why he's working to get vinyl records back in the hands of survivors. Plus, more.

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The L.A. City council approves funding to hire more police officers. California sues the Trump administration over a $100,000 fee on some immigration visas. We have an update on a stubborn black bear living in an Altadena crawlspace, and the media member who accidentally triggered a trap meant for it. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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A nursery in Altadena is giving out trees this weekend. The L.A.F.D. is getting a star from the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, adjacent to the Walk of Fame. Plus, new and old comings to the L.A. food scene. 

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