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    A cyberattack disrupts a key education platform used by Cal States, UCs and thousands of schools around the country. Some folks want to know how LA County is using technology that tracks our license plates. Metro riders get three new stops today. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    Cyberattack disrupts Cal State, UC service, LA County license plate trackers, New D Line stops— Morning Edition
    A cyberattack disrupts a key education platform used by Cal States, UCs and thousands of schools around the country. Some folks want to know how LA County is using technology that tracks our license plates. Metro riders get three new stops today. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    State lawmakers say California isn't facing a fuel shortage right now, but don't expect gas prices to go down. Rancho Palos Verdes has rejected plans to build more cell towers. How a new Apple TV series is putting the spotlight on... Fullerton. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    Is CA in a gas shortage?, RPV rejects more cell towers, AppleTV's new show set in OC — Evening Edition
    State lawmakers say California isn't facing a fuel shortage right now, but don't expect gas prices to go down. Rancho Palos Verdes has rejected plans to build more cell towers. How a new Apple TV series is putting the spotlight on... Fullerton. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    Why advocates are worried about the future of LA city's streets. We'll bring you an update on a $10 million dollar fundraiser to preserve land near Big Bear's famous bald eagle nest. And we'll talk about a new Apple TV series that puts a spotlight on the city of Fullerton.

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    Future of LA streets, $10M fundraiser in Big Bear, 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' honors Fullerton— Afternoon Edition
    Why advocates are worried about the future of LA city's streets. We'll bring you an update on a $10 million dollar fundraiser to preserve land near Big Bear's famous bald eagle nest. And we'll talk about a new Apple TV series that puts a spotlight on the city of Fullerton.

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    It was a second night of debate in the LA Mayor's race with lots of finger pointing from the three candidates. A massive federal raid targets suspected drug dealers in MacArthur Park. An anti-ICE protester gets a serious federal sentence. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    Bass, Pratt & Raman debate, MacArthur Park drug raid, LA City Council vote on pretextual stops— Morning Edition
    It was a second night of debate in the LA Mayor's race with lots of finger pointing from the three candidates. A massive federal raid targets suspected drug dealers in MacArthur Park. An anti-ICE protester gets a serious federal sentence. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    Trump administration alleges UCLA medical school illegally uses race in admissions. The Santa Ana City Council unanimously approved an ordinance requiring retail stores to staff self-checkout lanes. The OC releases sterilized mosquitoes to fight spread. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    DOJ alleges UCLA discriminates on race, Santa Ana changes self-checkout, OC releases sterilized mosquitoes — Evening Edition
    Trump administration alleges UCLA medical school illegally uses race in admissions. The Santa Ana City Council unanimously approved an ordinance requiring retail stores to staff self-checkout lanes. The OC releases sterilized mosquitoes to fight spread. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    Why a SoCal gun store is raising eyebrows from local officials after it was linked to the White House Correspondent's Dinner shooting. How LA County libraries are joining in on the World Cup fanfare. And a state new bill aims to celebrate lowriders with a special license plate.

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    CA gun store linked to WHCD shooting, Summer of Soccer at LA libraries, Lowriders license plate bill— Afternoon Edition
    Why a SoCal gun store is raising eyebrows from local officials after it was linked to the White House Correspondent's Dinner shooting. How LA County libraries are joining in on the World Cup fanfare. And a state new bill aims to celebrate lowriders with a special license plate.

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    Mayor Bass takes on Councilmember Raman in a one-on-one debate, and the kid gloves were off. President Trump was a frequent target in last night's CA Governor debate. The feds launch an investigation into LA Unified. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    Bass v Raman debate, Trump targeted in CA Gov debate, Feds investigate LA Unified— Morning Edition
    Mayor Bass takes on Councilmember Raman in a one-on-one debate, and the kid gloves were off. President Trump was a frequent target in last night's CA Governor debate. The feds launch an investigation into LA Unified. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    State officials are stressing the importance of knowing your rights ahead of June's primary. Early in-person voting has started in LA County. Tonight the Huntington Beach City Council debates the issue of fluoride in drinking water.

    . Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    Bonta stresses voters' rights, Early voting starts in LA, Huntington Beach debates fluoride in water — Evening Edition
    State officials are stressing the importance of knowing your rights ahead of June's primary. Early in-person voting has started in LA County. Tonight the Huntington Beach City Council debates the issue of fluoride in drinking water.

    . Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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