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    L.A.’s probation department is mandating monthly shifts in juvenile jails for thousands of officers; A man who spent 33 years in prison speaks up after being exonerated for a wrongful conviction; Sheriff Robert Luna says despite a lawsuit, he's committed to stamping out deputy gangs.

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    Juvenile Jail Shifts for Officers, An Imprisoned Man Exonerated, and Sheriff Luna's Crackdown Commitment – The P.M. Edition
    L.A.’s probation department is mandating monthly shifts in juvenile jails for thousands of officers; A man who spent 33 years in prison speaks up after being exonerated for a wrongful conviction; Sheriff Robert Luna says despite a lawsuit, he's committed to stamping out deputy gangs.

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    Metro bus driver in critical condition after passenger stabbing; California lawmakers grapple with fentanyl crisis as deaths rise; Splash Mountain at Disneyland soaks its final passengers next week.

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    Metro Bus Driver Attacked, Rising Fentanyl Deaths, and The Fate of Splash Mountain – The A.M. Edition
    Metro bus driver in critical condition after passenger stabbing; California lawmakers grapple with fentanyl crisis as deaths rise; Splash Mountain at Disneyland soaks its final passengers next week.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    LA Metro announces an opening date for the city's new regional connector; Why a group of families are suing the Antelope Valley Union High School District; The union for LA Deputy Sheriffs says its members' constitutional rights are being violated.

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    Metro Regional Connector Opening, Antelope Valley Schools Lawsuit, and LASD Tattoos and Gangs – The P.M. Edition
    LA Metro announces an opening date for the city's new regional connector; Why a group of families are suing the Antelope Valley Union High School District; The union for LA Deputy Sheriffs says its members' constitutional rights are being violated.

    Better Be Good to Me (Extended 12" Remix) (2015 Remaster) · Tina Turner
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  • The L.A. Report
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    LAPD will be getting its requested robot dog; A project to mitigate flood risk in an LA County wetlands is scratched and environmental activists are celebrating; Transit activists are hoping a requested security review of the Metro system bears fruit.

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    Flood Mitigation Plan Scrapped, L.A. Metro Security Review, and LAPD's Canine Robot – The A.M. Edition
    LAPD will be getting its requested robot dog; A project to mitigate flood risk in an LA County wetlands is scratched and environmental activists are celebrating; Transit activists are hoping a requested security review of the Metro system bears fruit.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    California board shuts down two LA County juvenile halls; L.A. City Council accepts donation of robot dog for LAPD;  Netflix starts to enforce its crackdown on password sharing.

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    Unsuitable Juvenile Halls, an LAPD Robot Dog, and Netflix Nixes Password Sharing – The P.M. Edition
    California board shuts down two LA County juvenile halls; L.A. City Council accepts donation of robot dog for LAPD;  Netflix starts to enforce its crackdown on password sharing.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Lakers season comes to close after being swept by Denver in the Western Conference finals; An attack on an LA Metro train spurs a county supervisor to call for a safety review; A studio executive gets heckled by a student crowd as the writers strike drags on.

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    L.A. Metro Safety Review, a Studio Exec Gets Heckled, and the Lakers' Season is Over – The A.M. Edition
    Lakers season comes to close after being swept by Denver in the Western Conference finals; An attack on an LA Metro train spurs a county supervisor to call for a safety review; A studio executive gets heckled by a student crowd as the writers strike drags on.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Colorado River states reach water agreement to preserve dwindling water supply; Scriptwriters strike continues with no contract talks; dissenters may negotiate separately; Dodgers aim to end losing streak while repairing LGBTQ+ community relations.

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    Colorado River Water Supply, Scriptwriters Strike Continues, and the Dodgers' LBGTQ+ Relations – The P.M. Edition
    Colorado River states reach water agreement to preserve dwindling water supply; Scriptwriters strike continues with no contract talks; dissenters may negotiate separately; Dodgers aim to end losing streak while repairing LGBTQ+ community relations.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Tonight's the last chance for the LA Lakers to stay alive in the Western Conference Finals; State budget tightening will take a bite out of childcare funding; An Orange County city's LGBTQ community comes together to celebrate Pride.

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    Budget Bites Childcare Funding, O.C. Celebrates LBGTQ Pride, and Lakers on the Brink – The A.M. Edition
    Tonight's the last chance for the LA Lakers to stay alive in the Western Conference Finals; State budget tightening will take a bite out of childcare funding; An Orange County city's LGBTQ community comes together to celebrate Pride.

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