Hundreds in downtown L.A. joined a nationwide rally against the Trump administration. A local project wants to stockpile burnt Altadena trees for home rebuilding. Monitoring methane leaks from oil wells in Los Angeles. Plus more.

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Hundreds in downtown L.A. joined a nationwide rally against the Trump administration.&nbsp;A local project wants to stockpile burnt Altadena trees for home rebuilding. Monitoring methane leaks from oil wells in Los Angeles. Plus more.
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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.

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SoCal joins “Hands Off” protests, A community log bank for Altadena, Monitoring oil well pollution in LA — Sunday Edition

As LA wraps up it's annual homeless count, we'll learn about why counting unhoused families can be tricky. Plus, two giant telecoms are merging, what it could mean for your wallet. And a 90's teen movie filmed in LA joins the Criterion Collection.

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As LA wraps up it's annual homeless count, we'll learn about why counting unhoused families can be tricky.&nbsp;Plus, two giant telecoms are merging, what it could mean for your wallet. And a 90's teen movie filmed in LA joins the Criterion Collection.
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Counting unhoused families, How Verizon-Frontier merger could affect your wallet, 'House Party' joins the Criterion Collection— Afternoon Edition

LA City Council writes a check to hire more police officers. A pair of Metro votes could re-shape public transportation for decades to come. The Oscar nominations have set records.Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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LA City Council writes a check to hire more police officers. A pair of Metro votes could re-shape public transportation for decades to come. The Oscar nominations have set records. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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New LAPD funding, Metro vote on SFV to West LA rail, Record-setting Oscar nominations— Morning Edition

Despite public outcry, the San Clemente City Council voted to allow federal officials to monitor the coastline despite public outcry. L.A. Unified is set to vote on potential district-wide layoffs next month. Monterey Park decides tonight on a controversial data center. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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Despite public outcry, the San Clemente City Council voted to allow federal officials to monitor the coastline despite public outcry. L.A. Unified is set to vote on potential district-wide layoffs next month.&nbsp;Monterey Park decides tonight on a controversial data center.&nbsp;Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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SoCal joins “Hands Off” protests, A community log bank for Altadena, Monitoring oil well pollution in LA — Sunday Edition

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