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    Why researchers are studying how the trees are doing after last year's fires. Californians could soon see a voter ID proposal on the November ballot. And Metro wants your input on the next phase of the Sepulveda Transit Corridor project.

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    Studying trees after LA fires, Voter ID initiative qualifies for Nov ballot, Sepulveda Transit Corridor community meetings— Afternoon Edition
    Why researchers are studying how the trees are doing after last year's fires. Californians could soon see a voter ID proposal on the November ballot. And Metro wants your input on the next phase of the Sepulveda Transit Corridor project.

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    Folks in Torrance are stunned after a man from their neighborhood is accused in the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Organizers of California's proposed Billionaire's Tax says they have enough signatures to get it on the ballot. And we're tracking the money in the LA Mayor's race. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    Torrance reactions to WHCD shooting, Billionaire's Tax signatures, LA Mayor's race spending— Morning Edition
    Folks in Torrance are stunned after a man from their neighborhood is accused in the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Organizers of California's proposed Billionaire's Tax says they have enough signatures to get it on the ballot. And we're tracking the money in the LA Mayor's race. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    We dig into the Southern California connections of the alleged gunman at last night's White House Correspondents' dinner. A vote on Inglewood police getting body cams is slated for this week. A Monterey Park elementary school is turning to mahjong to teach students math. Plus, more.

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    Alleged D.C. gunman’s SoCal connections, Inglewood body cams, A mahjong math club — Sunday Edition
    We dig into the Southern California connections of the alleged gunman at last night's White House Correspondents' dinner. A vote on Inglewood police getting body cams is slated for this week. A Monterey Park elementary school is turning to mahjong to teach students math. Plus, more.

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    UTLA and AALA/Teamsters, the unions representing LAUSD teachers and administrators, respectively, approved their new contracts yesterday. At the Thai Town New Year Festival tomorrow is an attempt to break the world record for the most pad Thai served and sold in a single hour. A viral run from India makes its U.S. debut in Huntington Beach on Sunday. Plus, more.

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    LAUSD unions approve contracts, A pad Thai world record, First sari race in US — Saturday Edition
    UTLA and AALA/Teamsters, the unions representing LAUSD teachers and administrators, respectively, approved their new contracts yesterday. At the Thai Town New Year Festival tomorrow is an attempt to break the world record for the most pad Thai served and sold in a single hour. A viral run from India makes its U.S. debut in Huntington Beach on Sunday. Plus, more.

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    LA County's new policy details the rights of patients detained by ICE. LA city leaders consider loosening rules on short term rentals. And why you may be smelling more skunks these days. Plus more from Evening Edition.

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    LACO policy on detained patients rights, LA considers Airbnb revenue proposal, Baby skunk season — Evening Edition
    LA County's new policy details the rights of patients detained by ICE. LA city leaders consider loosening rules on short term rentals. And why you may be smelling more skunks these days. Plus more from Evening Edition.

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    It's election season and that means voter guides for the June primary are coming to your mailbox. With spring in full bloom The Huntington has a special musical treat for visitors. We'll talk to the creator behind the festival that's bringing together SoCal's best pizzerias this weekend. 

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    Voter guides out, The Huntington's spring concert series, SoCal pizza festival at LA Live— Afternoon Edition
    It's election season and that means voter guides for the June primary are coming to your mailbox. With spring in full bloom The Huntington has a special musical treat for visitors. We'll talk to the creator behind the festival that's bringing together SoCal's best pizzerias this weekend. 

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    Prosecutors reveal some of the damning evidence against the singer D4VD, including allegations of child porn. The city of LA is looking for ways to bring down the costs of lawsuits and legal settlements. The effort to force insurance companies to cover certain homes in wildfire zones has failed. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    D4VD child porn allegations, LA liability costs, Rams draft QB— Morning Edition
    Prosecutors reveal some of the damning evidence against the singer D4VD, including allegations of child porn. The city of LA is looking for ways to bring down the costs of lawsuits and legal settlements. The effort to force insurance companies to cover certain homes in wildfire zones has failed. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    California's speed pilot program could expand to Orange County. Three new state parks are coming to the central valley. And Long Beach is launching a renter-aid program to help low-income households.   Plus, more.

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    Are speed cameras making its way to Orange County? New state parks are coming, A renter-aid program launches in Long Beach — Evening Edition 
    California's speed pilot program could expand to Orange County. Three new state parks are coming to the central valley. And Long Beach is launching a renter-aid program to help low-income households.   Plus, more.

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