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Local reaction to governor's homeless encampment order, Narcan use is on the rise in LA County jails , and duckling rescue spotlights Filipino dish
Local reaction to governor's homeless encampment order, Narcan use is on the rise in LA County jails , and duckling rescue spotlights Filipino dish — The A.M. Edition
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Today's headlines:
- LA County officials react to Gov. Newsom's executive order on clearing homeless encampments.
- Narcan use in jails is up but questions remain as to how the drugs get in.
- Popular street food in the Philippines leads to an animal rescue.
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