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    Workers at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank launch a five-day strike. Hollywood actors & movie and TV studios and streamers get back to contract talks Tuesday. The Egyptian Theater is reopening after two years of renovations. Plus, more.

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    Health Workers In Burbank Picket, Striking Actors & Studios To Resume Talks, & Egyptian Theater Set To Reopen — The P.M. Edition
    Workers at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank launch a five-day strike. Hollywood actors & movie and TV studios and streamers get back to contract talks Tuesday. The Egyptian Theater is reopening after two years of renovations. Plus, more.

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    Healthcare workers at a Burbank hospital begins a 5-day strike today. Are you prepared for a potential deluge in SoCal this storm season? LA Metro ridership is on pace to return to pre-pandemic levels.

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    Another Hosptial Strike, Flood Preparedness Week, & Metro Ridership Looking Up - The A.M. Edition
    Healthcare workers at a Burbank hospital begins a 5-day strike today. Are you prepared for a potential deluge in SoCal this storm season? LA Metro ridership is on pace to return to pre-pandemic levels.

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    Gov. Gavin Newsom heads to China on Monday for a summit on climate issues. State park officials are asking to extend a program that lets California residents visit the parks for free with a library card. SAG-AFTRA will be back at the negotiating table on Tuesday. Plus, more headlines on the use of AI in college application essays guaranteed income program for former foster youth. Support The L.A. Report by donating now at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.

    Newsom to Visit China, State Parks Hope to Extend Free Pass Program, and SAG-AFTRA Talks Resume - The Sunday Edition
    Gov. Gavin Newsom heads to China on Monday for a summit on climate issues. State park officials are asking to extend a program that lets California residents visit the parks for free with a library card. SAG-AFTRA will be back at the negotiating table on Tuesday. Plus, more headlines on the use of AI in college application essays guaranteed income program for former foster youth. Support The L.A. Report by donating now at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.

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    Environmental concerns have pushed California to let cities ban synthetic turf again. New camping rules will impose harsher penalties for no-shows and late cancellations at California state parks. L.A. County Fire Department is holding a fire camp for girls to encourage more diverse recruitment. And a new special center has opened up in Monterey Park to help the community recover from the mass shooting nine months ago. Support The L.A. Report by donating now at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.

    New CA Camping Rules, Synthetic Turf Law Passed, and Girls' Fire Camp - The Saturday Edition
    Environmental concerns have pushed California to let cities ban synthetic turf again. New camping rules will impose harsher penalties for no-shows and late cancellations at California state parks. L.A. County Fire Department is holding a fire camp for girls to encourage more diverse recruitment. And a new special center has opened up in Monterey Park to help the community recover from the mass shooting nine months ago. Support The L.A. Report by donating now at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.

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    COVID, flu, and mpox vaccines are being offered at select libraries in Los Angeles County. An LA Metro pilot program transitions. A new exhibit at the Riverside Art Museum traces the evolution of the Inland Empire's logistics history.

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    Free Vaccines Offered at LA County Libraries, Pilot Metro Ambassadors Program Becomes Permanent, & A New Exhbitit Profiles The IE's Logistics History — The A.M. Edition
    COVID, flu, and mpox vaccines are being offered at select libraries in Los Angeles County. An LA Metro pilot program transitions. A new exhibit at the Riverside Art Museum traces the evolution of the Inland Empire's logistics history.

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    Gov. Newsom to visit Israel before his trip to China. Nine candidates for LA County District Attorney debated last night. First-term DA George Gascon wasn't there. An earthquake alert test message was sent out mistakenly last night. Plus, more.

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    Newsom to Visit Israel, LA DA Debate, Earthquake Alert False Alarm — The P.M. Edition
    Gov. Newsom to visit Israel before his trip to China. Nine candidates for LA County District Attorney debated last night. First-term DA George Gascon wasn't there. An earthquake alert test message was sent out mistakenly last night. Plus, more.

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    Local Jewish and Muslim groups seek humanitarian aid amid Israel-Hamas war. A series of steps have been outlined to address odors coming from an LA County landfill. Worldwide earthquake drills are set for today, in observance of the 'Great Shakeout.'

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    Local Relief Efforts For Israel & Gaza, Chiquita Canyon Landfill Odors Update, & The Great Shakeout Is Today — The A.M. Edition
    Local Jewish and Muslim groups seek humanitarian aid amid Israel-Hamas war. A series of steps have been outlined to address odors coming from an LA County landfill. Worldwide earthquake drills are set for today, in observance of the 'Great Shakeout.'

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    Four young women killed in a car wreck in Malibu were Pepperdine students. CA students are falling short of grade-level standards in reading, writing and math. Huntington Beach City Council votes to hide some library books from kids under 18. Plus, more.

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    Pepperdine Students Killed in PCH Crash, CA Students Fall Short of Standards, & Huntington Beach Limits Library Book Access To Kids — The P.M. Edition
    Four young women killed in a car wreck in Malibu were Pepperdine students. CA students are falling short of grade-level standards in reading, writing and math. Huntington Beach City Council votes to hide some library books from kids under 18. Plus, more.

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