Episodios

  • Newsom launches new state water plan, LAPD data shows racial disparities, Wildflower bloom season begins — Evening Edition
    Feb 27 2026

    Governor Gavin Newsom launches the state's 2028 water plan. Data from the City of Los Angeles shows that LAPD uses minor traffic stops as a way to investigate Black and Latino people on suspicion of committing a more serious crime. This year’s wildflower bloom at Diamond Valley Lake in Riverside County is starting a little early. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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  • Local El Super workers win immigration protections, AMC reserved seating, Puppet Up! and Brassroots District: LA '74 — Afternoon Edition
    Feb 26 2026

    Unionized workers for El Super are celebrating a major win...a new contract that protects them and customers from federal agents. AMC has a new policy that gives it's best-paying customers the best seats in the theater. And if you're looking for a weekend activity, might we suggest some immersive theater...or a puppet show from the son of Muppets creator Jim Henson?

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  • LAUSD board meets on Carvalho's future, SB79 delays, LA's friendliest neighborhoods— Morning Edition
    Feb 26 2026

    The LA Unified board meets behind closed doors to discuss the future of Superintendent Alberto Carvalho. LA leaders want to delay a new state law that will put more homes near train stops. The LA homeless services CEO accused of stealing millions is set to enter a plea. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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  • Widespread school walkouts, Unarmed mental health support, Mayor Bass defends LA— Evening Edition
    Feb 26 2026

    Mayor Bass fires back at Trump's reference to LA in the State of the Union. LA City adopts an unarmed mental health response program. And local students have been walking out to protest immigration policies, what are their rights?

    Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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  • Feds raid LAUSD superintendent home and HQ, LAPD data on minor traffic stops—Afternoon Edition
    Feb 25 2026

    The FBI served search warrants at the LA Unified School District offices and at the superintendent's home -- what we know so far. New data shows LAPD officers use minor traffic stops to investigate Black and Latino people on suspicion of committing a more serious crime and that's done at a higher rate than their share of the city’s population.

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  • CA reactions to SOTU, Paramount's new bid for Warner Bros, Student protest rights— Morning Edition
    Feb 25 2026

    Local leaders react to President Trump's State of the Union Address. Paramount's newest offer for Warner Brothers-Discovery could give it an upper hand over Netflix. Why schools can't punish students for leaving campus to protest. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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  • Medical debt erased, Downtown LA graffiti towers get a new buyer, Sand dunes make a comeback— Evening Edition
    Feb 25 2026

    An LA program is helping wipe away medical debt. A new buyer has stepped in for the graffiti covered skyscrapers in downtown LA. And sand dunes are making a comeback on Santa Monica beaches to prevent erosion. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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  • Transitional Kindergarten accountability, Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu's connection to Lakewood, Protecting pets from disasters— Afternoon Edition
    Feb 24 2026

    California's billion dollar investment into TK is not being evaluated by the state -- we'll tell you why. Olympic Gold medalist Alysa Liu has a surprising L.A. connection. Plus, how a SoCal congressmember is lobbying to protect pets during disasters.

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