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The difficulty in finding ways to protect state public buildings from the next big flood event. Plus, despite passage of a new state education reform law there’s confusion over which private schools can still access public funds, a state trooper is on paid administrative leave pe ... Show More

A Plainfield couple whose home was severely damaged by flooding two years in a row anxiously await news on whether they’ll get a FEMA buyout for the home they can't stay in. Plus, Gov. Scott’s administration starts a review of the newly passed federal budget bill to assess its im ... Show More

Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark discusses why her office has joined numerous multi-state lawsuits challenging executive orders issued by president Trump. Plus, Vermont officials urge residents to sign up for the state’s emergency notification system following recent deadly ... Show More

UNRWA mourns loss of first staffer in West Bank for ten yearsWHO approves first mpox vaccine in big boost to fighting disease across AfricaHumanitarians rush to Nigeria to assist flood victims following dam collapse 

Today marks the one-year anniversary of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass taking office. LA leaders consider loaning more money to repair apartments in the Skid Row area. MediCal is having problems amid the rollout of new programs. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join ... Show More

UNRWA says “swift and safe delivery” of vaccines essential for GazaUNIFIL provides free medical care for south LebaneseWFP aids flood-affected civilians in Myanmar  

A report from LA County Public Health says deaths among unhoused Angelenos jumped by more than half from 2019 to 2021; Decision due today on putting a lot more money into “Inside Safe”; A longshot bid to save the Compton Community Garden looks like it’s a winner. Support The L.A. ... Show More

Plus, California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoes a controversial artificial-intelligence safety bill. And, Chinese stocks extend their rally after fresh measures to help the economy are introduced. Kate Bullivant hosts. Sign up for WSJ’s free What’s News newsletter.   Learn more about y ... Show More

Five months after the wildfires, Palisades and Altadena realtors describe parcels and lots on the market now and their prices. Plus, what are residents’ concerns and challenges about rebuilding? On Tuesday, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. announced the federal government no ... Show More

Tous les jours dans la matinale d’Europe 1, Olivier de Lagarde scrute et analyse la presse du jour. Aujourd’hui, François Bayrou qui souhaite un référendum visant à réduire les déficits et la dette, les conflits sociaux et la nouvelle doyenne de l'humanité. Distribué par Audiomea ... Show More

New avian flu variant threatens Asia-Pacific: FAO calls for immediate responseEurope Tops Global Alcohol Consumption Charts: WHO Urges ActionGaza: Hunger fears persist as Israeli operations further harm enclave’s farmers 

 A.M. Edition for Jan. 16. As Los Angeles residents survey the destruction from the wildfires, the WSJ’s Rebecca Picciotto says many wonder if rebuilding is an option. Plus, Israel and Hamas quarrel over the details of the Gaza cease-fire, while medical teams prepare to help host ... Show More

The Trump administration is welcoming the Ukraine peace deal the UK, France and other allies are working on. A USAID contract was reinstated – we’ll tell what it’s for and how that came about. A federal department President Trump wants to axe is offering buyouts to certain employ ... Show More