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    The hotel strikes we've seen across Southern California since July arrive in Pasadena on the New Year's holiday weekend. More than 1,100 Pizza Hut delivery drivers will lose their jobs. Two LAist reporters talk about the big stories of 2023. 

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    Pasadena Hotel Workers to Strike Ahead of Rose Parade, Pizza Hut Delivery Drivers to Be Laid Off, & LAist Reporters Reflect On 2023— The P.M. Edition
    The hotel strikes we've seen across Southern California since July arrive in Pasadena on the New Year's holiday weekend. More than 1,100 Pizza Hut delivery drivers will lose their jobs. Two LAist reporters talk about the big stories of 2023. 

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    Low-lying areas brace for flooding this week, as high waves hit California's coast. CA workers can get time off after experiencing reproductive loss. How one local artist is portraying LA in a new light.

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    Forecasters Eyeing High Surf Along California Coast , New CA Law Ensures Time Off For Reproductive Loss & Capturing LA Through Art — The A.M. Edition
    Low-lying areas brace for flooding this week, as high waves hit California's coast. CA workers can get time off after experiencing reproductive loss. How one local artist is portraying LA in a new light.

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    Former Sheriff Alex Villanueva says he'll testify about deputy gangs. LAist immigrant communities correspondent Leslie Berestein Rojas looks back at the year's big stories on her beat. Float builders talk about preparing for the Rose Parade in Pasadena.

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    Former Sheriff Alex Villanueva to Testify About Deputy Gangs, 2023's Biggest Stories, & Float Builders Talk About Rose Parade Preparations — The P.M. Edition
    Former Sheriff Alex Villanueva says he'll testify about deputy gangs. LAist immigrant communities correspondent Leslie Berestein Rojas looks back at the year's big stories on her beat. Float builders talk about preparing for the Rose Parade in Pasadena.

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    Metrolink begins a four-day closure today for repairs and upgrades. Air quality officials extend a no burn order until midnight. A new law in 2024 aims to reduce police escalations and racial profiling.

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    Metrolink Service Shuts Down Today, 'No Burn Order' Extended For Much of SoCal & What Police Can't Ask You Anymore In 2024 — The A.M. Edition
    Metrolink begins a four-day closure today for repairs and upgrades. Air quality officials extend a no burn order until midnight. A new law in 2024 aims to reduce police escalations and racial profiling.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Local Christmas celebrations today include events to help those experiencing homelessness. More housing relief announced in North Hollywood. A year filled with Hollywood strikes ends with a slate of Holiday movie releases.

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    Christmas Services And Events Planned In SoCal, More Affordable Housing Coming To NoHo & Holiday Movies of 2023 — The A.M. Edition
    Local Christmas celebrations today include events to help those experiencing homelessness. More housing relief announced in North Hollywood. A year filled with Hollywood strikes ends with a slate of Holiday movie releases.

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    Metro has a new plan for a housing development around the North Hollywood station. The US Postal Service has delivered 11 billion pieces of mail this holiday season. And the enduring appeal of "The Nutcracker" ballet.  Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.

    NoHo Housing Development, Postal Service Brings Joy, And Why 'The Nutcracker' Is So Beloved — The Sunday Edition
    Metro has a new plan for a housing development around the North Hollywood station. The US Postal Service has delivered 11 billion pieces of mail this holiday season. And the enduring appeal of "The Nutcracker" ballet.  Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.

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    Today is the busiest day for those hitting the road and one of the busiest for flyers this holiday travel season. The city of Tustin plans to test soil and some inside spaces for asbestos and lead from the World War II hangar that burned down last month. And a podcast that looks at the Magic Castle in Hollywood, and how the club's exclusive culture was pitted against the recent reckoning on diversity. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.

    Checking In On Holiday Travel, Tustin Soil Testing, And A Podcast On The Magic Castle — The Saturday Edition
    Today is the busiest day for those hitting the road and one of the busiest for flyers this holiday travel season. The city of Tustin plans to test soil and some inside spaces for asbestos and lead from the World War II hangar that burned down last month. And a podcast that looks at the Magic Castle in Hollywood, and how the club's exclusive culture was pitted against the recent reckoning on diversity. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.

  • The L.A. Report
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    A group of Culver City parents successfully lobbied the city to prevent another gun store from moving in next to an elementary school. The LA Dodgers reach a deal with another Japanese pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Public media lion Ruth Seymour has died at 88. 

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    Culver City PTA Stops Gun Shop From Opening, Dodgers' Yamamoto-Ohtani Double Deals, & KCRW Founder Dies — The P.M. Edition
    A group of Culver City parents successfully lobbied the city to prevent another gun store from moving in next to an elementary school. The LA Dodgers reach a deal with another Japanese pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Public media lion Ruth Seymour has died at 88. 

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