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    New details emerge about City Council candidate Ysabel Jurado’s recorded comments on police. Metro launches a concealed weapons pilot detection program to increase safety. Whooping cough is making the rounds in Los Angeles. Plus more. 


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    Twist in Jurado tape, Metro weapons detection, whooping cough in the Southland – The A.M. Edition
    New details emerge about City Council candidate Ysabel Jurado’s recorded comments on police. Metro launches a concealed weapons pilot detection program to increase safety. Whooping cough is making the rounds in Los Angeles. Plus more. 


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    L.A. County will appoint a compliance officer after juvenile halls have been found unsuitable. Jaime Jarrín remembers Dodger legend Fernando Valenzuela. Reporter Mariana Dale breaks down the school board races on your ballot. Plus, more.

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    LA County to appoint new officer to oversee juvenile hall conditions; Remembering Dodger legend Fernando Valenzuela; A closer look at the LAUSD school board races— The P.M. Edition
    L.A. County will appoint a compliance officer after juvenile halls have been found unsuitable. Jaime Jarrín remembers Dodger legend Fernando Valenzuela. Reporter Mariana Dale breaks down the school board races on your ballot. Plus, more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    The baseball world has lost another legend. Andrew Do has resigned as O.C. Supervisor and has agreed to plead guilty to a conspiracy to steal millions of taxpayer dollars.  Shohei Ohtani's 50-50 home run ball sold for a whopping 4.4 million at an auction, breaking the record paid for a baseball. Plus more. 


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    Fernando Valenzuela dies, embattled OC Supervisor faces justice, Shohei Ohtani's 50/50 ball sold for $4 million -- The A.M. Edition
    The baseball world has lost another legend. Andrew Do has resigned as O.C. Supervisor and has agreed to plead guilty to a conspiracy to steal millions of taxpayer dollars.  Shohei Ohtani's 50-50 home run ball sold for a whopping 4.4 million at an auction, breaking the record paid for a baseball. Plus more. 


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  • The L.A. Report
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    Andrew Do agrees to plead guilty to a conspiracy to steal millions of taxpayer dollars. We speak with correspondent Nick Gerda. CD 14 candidate Ysabel Jurado faces blowback for quoting a rap lyric at a campaign event. Caltrans-owned homes finally on sale. Plus, more.

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    Andrew Do resigns as OC Supervisor; LA City council candidate Ysabel Jurado under scrutiny; Caltrans is selling South Pas homes it once bought to build 710 extension
    Andrew Do agrees to plead guilty to a conspiracy to steal millions of taxpayer dollars. We speak with correspondent Nick Gerda. CD 14 candidate Ysabel Jurado faces blowback for quoting a rap lyric at a campaign event. Caltrans-owned homes finally on sale. Plus, more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    The candidate hoping to unseat LA city councilmember Kevin de Leon is under scrutiny for her controversial take on cops. A check in on some of those homes in South Pasadena once owned by Caltrans. World Series tickets for Dodgers vs. Yankees on sale for $1,000 minimum. Plus more.  

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    CD-14 candidate Ysabel Jurado under scrutiny for controversial remarks towards police, SoPas homes owned by Caltrans for sale up to $1million, Dodgers World Series tickets on sale for a grand— The A.M. Edition
    The candidate hoping to unseat LA city councilmember Kevin de Leon is under scrutiny for her controversial take on cops. A check in on some of those homes in South Pasadena once owned by Caltrans. World Series tickets for Dodgers vs. Yankees on sale for $1,000 minimum. Plus more.  

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  • The L.A. Report
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    A new survey finds that the most parents in L.A. County with children under 6 are struggling to pay for food, housing, and childcare. Kaiser workers say they're striking for better patient care. How one SoCal couple used solar power to avoid blackouts this summer. Plus, more.

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    LA parents struggle to afford basic needs; Kaiser mental health workers on strike; Sierra Madre couple uses solar power to beat the heat — The P.M. Edition
    A new survey finds that the most parents in L.A. County with children under 6 are struggling to pay for food, housing, and childcare. Kaiser workers say they're striking for better patient care. How one SoCal couple used solar power to avoid blackouts this summer. Plus, more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Kaiser mental health workers plan to strike today. Californians can now report election misinformation on a website launched by the Secretary of State's office. It's a Fall Classic - the Dodgers will face off the New York Yankees this Friday in the World Series. Plus more.

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    About 2,400 Kaiser mental health workers plan to strike, Californians can report election misinformation, Dodgers head to the World Series — The A.M. Edition
    Kaiser mental health workers plan to strike today. Californians can now report election misinformation on a website launched by the Secretary of State's office. It's a Fall Classic - the Dodgers will face off the New York Yankees this Friday in the World Series. Plus more.

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    Pull out your lucky socks for Game 6 of the NLCS, as the Dodgers could clench a World Series spot. The Hollywood Farmers Market is one of several markets looking for donations to stay afloat. And what goes into the titles you see accompanying candidates' names on California ballots? Long story short, it's complicated and often ends up in court. Plus, more.

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    Dodgers face off against Mets in game 6 of NLCS; Hollywood Farmers Market looking for donations; What's the deal with ballot designations? — The Sunday Edition
    Pull out your lucky socks for Game 6 of the NLCS, as the Dodgers could clench a World Series spot. The Hollywood Farmers Market is one of several markets looking for donations to stay afloat. And what goes into the titles you see accompanying candidates' names on California ballots? Long story short, it's complicated and often ends up in court. Plus, more.

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