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    A Woodland Hills woman was arrested at LAX yesterday for allegedly trafficking weapons manufactured by Iran and selling them to Sudan. L.A. County prosecutors will decide whether to file charges against the singer D4vid tomorrow in connection to the murder of a 14-year-old girl. A motherlode of maps donated to the Los Angeles Public Library has increased its collection by 30% to 40%. Plus, more.

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    Iranian arms trafficking arrest, Prosecutors to weigh D4vid case, A new trove of maps at LAPL — Sunday Edition 
    A Woodland Hills woman was arrested at LAX yesterday for allegedly trafficking weapons manufactured by Iran and selling them to Sudan. L.A. County prosecutors will decide whether to file charges against the singer D4vid tomorrow in connection to the murder of a 14-year-old girl. A motherlode of maps donated to the Los Angeles Public Library has increased its collection by 30% to 40%. Plus, more.

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    The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will officially open the new David Geffen Galleries tomorrow; members can see the new site through May 3rd. A Long Beach fireworks tradition on Independence Day is coming to an end after the California Coastal Commission denied their permit again. What’s the deal with that fake national park in Long Beach filled with fairies? We find out. Plus, more.

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    New LACMA galleries, No July 4 fireworks in LBC, A fake 'national park' — Saturday Edition
    The Los Angeles County Museum of Art will officially open the new David Geffen Galleries tomorrow; members can see the new site through May 3rd. A Long Beach fireworks tradition on Independence Day is coming to an end after the California Coastal Commission denied their permit again. What’s the deal with that fake national park in Long Beach filled with fairies? We find out. Plus, more.

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    A jury says L.A. must pay millions to a man who LAPD officers partially blinded. More details on UC service and hospital workers' plans to launch an open ended strike. Can Orange County capitalize on the upcoming LA-28 Olympics? Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    Settlement for man partially blinded by LAPD, UC service worker strike, OC wants in on the LA28 Olympics pie — Evening Edition
    A jury says L.A. must pay millions to a man who LAPD officers partially blinded. More details on UC service and hospital workers' plans to launch an open ended strike. Can Orange County capitalize on the upcoming LA-28 Olympics? Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    More than a decade after California began setting aside patches of ocean for conservation, change could be coming to its marine protected areas. We remember former Angels outfielder Garret Anderson. Plus for Food Friday, a guide to LA spots that take food allergies seriously.

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    Marine protected areas changes, Remembering Angels outfielder, Guide to allergen friendly restaurants— Afternoon Edition
    More than a decade after California began setting aside patches of ocean for conservation, change could be coming to its marine protected areas. We remember former Angels outfielder Garret Anderson. Plus for Food Friday, a guide to LA spots that take food allergies seriously.

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    We're learning the impact last year's wildfires had on the unhoused population. Singer-songwriter David has been arrested on suspicion of murdering of a 14-year-old girl. A jury gives a Dodgers fan a big payday after he says LAPD officers blinded him in one eye. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    Wildfires' impact on unhoused, Singer D4VD arrested for suspicion of murder, Blinded Dodgers fan awarded millions— Morning Edition
    We're learning the impact last year's wildfires had on the unhoused population. Singer-songwriter David has been arrested on suspicion of murdering of a 14-year-old girl. A jury gives a Dodgers fan a big payday after he says LAPD officers blinded him in one eye. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    LA County's controversial CEO officially steps down today. Thousands of UC workers are threatening to strike next month. The Dodgers spent more money than any other team last year - find out how much. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    Controversial LA County CEO steps down, UC workers threaten strike, Dodgers' spending spree last season — Evening Edition
    LA County's controversial CEO officially steps down today. Thousands of UC workers are threatening to strike next month. The Dodgers spent more money than any other team last year - find out how much. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    How you can experience and celebrate Earth Day this month at L.A. museums. The Brady Bunch house is opening its doors to visitors this summer. Plus a sneak peak at LACMA new $720-million galleries designed to break the mold of the traditional art museum.

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    Earth Month at LA museums, Brady Bunch house open to the public, Preview of new LACMA building— Afternoon Edition
    How you can experience and celebrate Earth Day this month at L.A. museums. The Brady Bunch house is opening its doors to visitors this summer. Plus a sneak peak at LACMA new $720-million galleries designed to break the mold of the traditional art museum.

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    Teachers at Little Lake City School District go on strike, but schools will stay open. LA County renters are getting expanded eviction protections. A USC student is moving to sue the Department of Homeland Security after losing an eye at a recent "No Kings" rally. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    Little Lake City School District teachers strike, Expanded LA County eviction protections, USC student to sue DHS over lost eye— Morning Edition
    Teachers at Little Lake City School District go on strike, but schools will stay open. LA County renters are getting expanded eviction protections. A USC student is moving to sue the Department of Homeland Security after losing an eye at a recent "No Kings" rally. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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