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Oct 3, 2026

Ryland BartonHOST
2:35
Downtown Los Angeles hit a hundred and two degrees today, breaking a previous record for the day in 1955.
Ryland BartonHOST
2:42
Elly Yu of member station LAist reports.
Elly YuCORRESPONDENT
2:44
Temperatures are expected to be in the mid-nineties to mid-one hundreds in Greater Los Angeles, even in coastal areas.
Elly YuCORRESPONDENT
2:50
Ryan Cattell is a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
Matt Money SmithHOST
21:25
Classical, of course.
Matt Money SmithHOST
21:29
And in town, we have KPCC, KCRW, KXLU, lapping all others when it comes to our college radio powerhouses in town.
Matt Money SmithHOST
21:37
But the one that started it all.
Matt Money SmithHOST
21:39
WBRU, Brown University.
Matt Money SmithHOST
23:41
They smoked in my then-girlfriend, now-wife's Chevy Blazer the whole way, and she was very upset about that.
Matt Money SmithHOST
23:47
I took LTJ Bookum to KCRW for Jason Bentley's Metropolis one night, the Jungle DJ.
Matt Money SmithHOST
23:55
I went to KPCC for an interview.
Matt Money SmithHOST
23:58
I think you've been to KPCC.
Gab ChabronADVERTISER
0:00
I'm Gab Chabron, food and culture writer at LAist.
Gab ChabronADVERTISER
0:03
Join us Thursday, October 8th for Night of Donabe at our next Cookbook Live event.
Gab ChabronADVERTISER
0:08
You'll learn about this Japanese cooking technique and find out how to make some signature recipes.
Gab ChabronADVERTISER
0:13
Tickets at laist.com slash events.
Libby RaineyADVERTISER
0:17
Hi, I'm Libby Rainey, LAist Olympics reporter.
Libby RaineyADVERTISER
0:20
Every Monday, we'll bring you the latest news on the Olympics, from how to get around to the city's biggest challenges.
Libby RaineyADVERTISER
0:26
Listen on LAist 89.3 or online at laist.com slash Olympics.
Larry MantleHOST
0:36
It's Film Week on LAist 89.3 and the LAist app.
Deborah MarkCORRESPONDENT
24:21
And that's what's interesting about it is-
Chris MerrillHOST
24:23
What about NPR? What about KPCC? Are they gonna qual-
Deborah MarkCORRESPONDENT
24:25
Absolutely.
Deborah MarkCORRESPONDENT
24:25
Why not?
Road Guy RobHOST
13:44
LA Metro just set a deadline of when they need money to make that happen.
Road Guy RobHOST
13:49
Public radio station LAist, which is KPCC, but I'm old-fashioned, reports that if Metro doesn't guarantee federal funding by the end of the year, they might not have time to wrangle up the buses they need to move people around to get to the venues for the 2028 games.
Road Guy RobHOST
14:06
With Metro's, uh, CEO t- or mis- ma- statement from Metro telling the radio station, "Transportation capacity cannot be procured overnight." So what does that mean? Well, the private organiz- i- organizing committee, LA28, needs to come up with a new plan if the money falls through.
Road Guy RobHOST
14:23
Right now, they're hoping to get Congress to authorize approving $2 billion in federal money that can go to LA to help them temporarily double the bus fleet.
Josie HuangHOST
0:53
I'm Josie Huang.
Josie HuangHOST
0:54
That's coming up on the weekend edition of the LA Report from LAist 89.3.
Josie HuangHOST
0:59
But first, here's the latest news.
Josie HuangHOST
1:01
Long Beach is among the places bracing for another hit from Tropical Storm Odalis and Hurricane Polo, expected to bring large swells to the coastline starting tonight.
Jen LardasHOST
2:03
The latest social media trend, parents spending thousands on luxury dorm room makeovers.
Jen LardasHOST
2:09
This week in Los Angeles, home to partner station LAist 89.3, we asked, "Would you do it for your children?" Here's what you had to say.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:18
As a mom, I would not really think twice about what is going into my daughter or son's, uh, decoration for their dorm room.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:26
I don't think we ever would've done the big fancy glow-up, but we definitely bought all the things that I needed to be organized and successful in school.
Josie HuangHOST
0:52
I'm Josie Huang.
Josie HuangHOST
0:53
That's coming up on the weekend edition of the LA Report from LAist 89.3.
Josie HuangHOST
0:58
But first, here's the latest news.
Josie HuangHOST
1:01
The VA was just handed a loss in its fight against a court order to build thousands of new homes in West LA.
David WagnerCORRESPONDENT
1:37
VA officials declined to comment on pending litigation.
David WagnerCORRESPONDENT
1:40
They could still appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.
David WagnerCORRESPONDENT
1:43
David Wagner, LAist News.
Josie HuangHOST
1:45
Santa Monica's inaugural Ocean Way Music Festival has been canceled.
Josie HuangHOST
1:02
I'm Josie Huang.
Josie HuangHOST
1:03
That's coming up on the weekend edition of the LA Report from LAist 89.3.
Josie HuangHOST
1:09
But first, here's the latest news.
Josie HuangHOST
1:11
LA public health officials are warning of a potential measles exposure from someone traveling through Union Station earlier this month.

10 MINS LATER

Josie HuangHOST
11:31
Julia, thanks for sharing.
Josie HuangHOST
11:33
It was fun.
Josie HuangHOST
11:34
And you can read Julia's preview of the Lucas Museum and listen to her interview with the senior curator on LAist.com.
Josie HuangHOST
11:45
Thanks for listening to the weekend edition of the LA Report.
Julia PaskinHOST
6:29
That's where we come in.
Julia PaskinHOST
6:30
Tune in on LAist 89.3 for trusted local reporting, NPR news, and the context behind the stories everyone will be talking about tomorrow.
Julia PaskinHOST
6:39
Or download the LAist app and catch up whenever it works for you, anytime, anywhere.

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