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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 Susanne Whatley in the morning and Nick Roman 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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Moon Festival Celebrations, New Cash Bail Reforms, A Community Prepares For The Next Wildfire - The Saturday Edition
Celebrations are held around town for the annual Moon Festival, an important holiday in Chinese and Asian cultures. We discuss what new reforms to the cash bail system starting Sunday will mean for LA County. And, how a local community is getting ready for the next wildfire, with neighborhood volunteers using their own firefighting gear. Support The L.A. Report by donating now at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.
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The Legacy of Dianne Feinstein: First California Female Senator Dies at 90 — The P.M. Report
We look at the life and legacy of California Senator Dianne Feinstein, who died Thursday night at the age of 90 after three decades in U.S. Senate.
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Trump To Speak at State GOP Convention, Kaiser Permanente Workers Prepare For Possible Strike, & LA Metro's Micro Program Extended — The A.M. Report
Former President Trump is scheduled to speak at the CA Republican Party convention in Anaheim today. Kaiser employees are on the verge of a three-day strike next week. Find out why you could be paying more for your next Metro Micro ride.
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Lawsuit Settled Over LA's Homeless Policies, CA Fast Food Workers Win $20 Per Hour Minimum Wage, & Koreatown Plants More Trees — The P.M. Report
A federal judge approves a settlement of a long-running lawsuit against L.A. County over its homeless policies. New CA law will give fast food workers a big pay bump in April. Koreatown is trying to increase its tree coverage. Plus, more.
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SAG-AFTRA Set To Resume Negotiations, WIC Food Assistance In Jeopardy, & A New Competition Comes To OC — The A.M. Report
The Screen Actors Guild is heading back to the bargaining table with Hollywood producers. Millions of women and children at risk of losing WIC benefits. Learn how a new competition in Orange County is putting young architects on the map.
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Actors' Strike Rolls On After WGA Deal, LA Opens COVID Vax Clinics, & Details in Death of Rapper Half Ounce — The P.M. Report
Striking actors aren't back at the bargaining table yet, despite the Hollywood writer strike ending after nearly five months. LA County opens two COVID-19 vaccination clinics for uninsured Angelenos. An investigation into the shooting death of an LA rapper. Plus, more.
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Customer Reviews
Forgot how much I love this pod
Highly recommend this show to anyone who’s interested in what’s going on in LA.
Ad to content ratio
The reporting is good, but there is regularly more ads than content in each episode. I get it, need to pay the bills, but it’s forcing me to skip the listen all together.
Helpful News
I like these twice daily reports with important local news in digestible bits. I also appreciate their longer segments that explore local issues in more depth. Highly recommend for all Angelenos!