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    Why courts still want to hold a local city council member accountable for a two-year old bribery charge. Uber and Lyft Drivers are one step closer to being able to unionize. Big Bear's beloved bald eagle Jackie has died. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    OC councilmember facing charge, Gig worker union moves forward, Big Bear eagle Jackie dies — Evening Edition
    Why courts still want to hold a local city council member accountable for a two-year old bribery charge. Uber and Lyft Drivers are one step closer to being able to unionize. Big Bear's beloved bald eagle Jackie has died. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    New state tax credits are now available for first time electric vehicle buyers. We'll tell you about a new science project  tracking climate change using California's tidal pools. And Phoebe Bridgers is giving SoCal fans a unique way to hear her newest album at an Orange County planetarium.

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    CA tax credits for first time EV buyers. Tracking climate change through CA tide pools, Phoebe Bridgers listening party— Afternoon Edition
    New state tax credits are now available for first time electric vehicle buyers. We'll tell you about a new science project  tracking climate change using California's tidal pools. And Phoebe Bridgers is giving SoCal fans a unique way to hear her newest album at an Orange County planetarium.

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    The only person ever charged in the Tupac Shakur murder heads to trial. The LA teachers who are teaching the public to monitor for ICE agents. How the threat of high tide is affecting Metrolink service in the OC. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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    Tupac trial jury selection in Vegas, Teachers training public to monitor for ICE, LA28 ticket drop 2— Morning Edition
    The only person ever charged in the Tupac Shakur murder heads to trial. The LA teachers who are teaching the public to monitor for ICE agents. How the threat of high tide is affecting Metrolink service in the OC. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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    Updates on several fires that broke out across Southern California amidst extreme heat in the region. An after-action report shows that the City of L.A. spent more than $17 million dollars to pay LAPD officers during last summer’s ICE protests. How the L.A. fires catalyzed a composer to create a musical tribute to firefighters. Plus, more.

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    Updates on SoCal fires, LAPD ICE protests spending, A musical ode for firefighters — Sunday Edition
    Updates on several fires that broke out across Southern California amidst extreme heat in the region. An after-action report shows that the City of L.A. spent more than $17 million dollars to pay LAPD officers during last summer’s ICE protests. How the L.A. fires catalyzed a composer to create a musical tribute to firefighters. Plus, more.

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    The city-wide inaugural L.A. Jazz festival was abruptly canceled on Thursday because of costs associated with permitting, according to organizers. Lineage Logistics is running up against several deadlines to clean their burned warehouse in Boyle Heights. Jazz salons in the Los Angeles Athletic Club let the public get up close and personal with living jazz legends. Plus, more.

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    L.A. Jazz Festival abruptly canceled, Ridge Fire in Gorman, $10 jazz salon with living legends — Saturday Edition
    The city-wide inaugural L.A. Jazz festival was abruptly canceled on Thursday because of costs associated with permitting, according to organizers. Lineage Logistics is running up against several deadlines to clean their burned warehouse in Boyle Heights. Jazz salons in the Los Angeles Athletic Club let the public get up close and personal with living jazz legends. Plus, more.

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    Teachers in Los Angeles County are calling on community members to help students get safely to and from school. Roughly 700 beds have sat empty for years at Cal State L.A. because of “deferred maintenance” and lack of funds. Dîner en Blanc, an international outdoor dinner party is returning to LA. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    Trainings to keep students safe from ICE, Housing at Cal State LA, Outdoor dinner party returns — Evening Edition
    Teachers in Los Angeles County are calling on community members to help students get safely to and from school. Roughly 700 beds have sat empty for years at Cal State L.A. because of “deferred maintenance” and lack of funds. Dîner en Blanc, an international outdoor dinner party is returning to LA. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    Orange County residents are experiencing more food insecurity; why those numbers might get worse. How LAUSD students feel about their new electric school buses. And for Food Friday we'll tell you about a new docuseries from a Food Network champion who wants to taco-fy your family recipe.

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    OC Food insecurity on the rise, LAUSD's new school buses, Chef Daniel Shemtob talks new series 'Better Than Your Mom'— Afternoon Edition
    Orange County residents are experiencing more food insecurity; why those numbers might get worse. How LAUSD students feel about their new electric school buses. And for Food Friday we'll tell you about a new docuseries from a Food Network champion who wants to taco-fy your family recipe.

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    Lineage is hit with tougher odor controls as it defends the cleanup of its burned-out Boyle Heights warehouse. The age of first-time homeowners in California is rising. More people in Orange County are struggling to afford enough food. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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    Lineage facing tougher odor controls, 1st-time homeowners in CA are getting older, LA Jazz Fest largely cancelled— Morning Edition
    Lineage is hit with tougher odor controls as it defends the cleanup of its burned-out Boyle Heights warehouse. The age of first-time homeowners in California is rising. More people in Orange County are struggling to afford enough food. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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