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    Pacific Surfliner rail service resumes but officials remain cautious; The importance of Naloxone distribution among Coachella attendees; Tenants in a Mid-City apartment fight illegal rent hikes; Black and Latino Palm Springs residents file for reparations from the city; Skittles are among several products that could be banned under a new bill; Kamala Harris makes a surprise appearance at Women’s March; Holocaust Remembrance Day is commemorated; And Tulips in bloom at Descanso Gardens.

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    Mid-City Apartment Tenants Fight Illegal Rent Hikes. Plus: Naloxone Distribution At Music Festivals Helps Save Lives From Overdoses – The Sunday Edition
    Pacific Surfliner rail service resumes but officials remain cautious; The importance of Naloxone distribution among Coachella attendees; Tenants in a Mid-City apartment fight illegal rent hikes; Black and Latino Palm Springs residents file for reparations from the city; Skittles are among several products that could be banned under a new bill; Kamala Harris makes a surprise appearance at Women’s March; Holocaust Remembrance Day is commemorated; And Tulips in bloom at Descanso Gardens.

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    LA County DA declines to charge police despite previous cases. Contaminated strawberries cause hepatitis case. Center Theatre Group appoints first POC artistic director.

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    Gascon Lays Off Police, Hepatitis Strawberries, and a Center Theater Group Announcement – The P.M. Edition
    LA County DA declines to charge police despite previous cases. Contaminated strawberries cause hepatitis case. Center Theatre Group appoints first POC artistic director.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    California puts some muscle into the effort to solve problems at LA County juvenile halls; Lawmakers consider allowing undocumented immigrants to get unemployment; It's signup time for LA Unified summer programs, offering a range of options.

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    Juvenile Hall Improvements, Unemployment for Undocumented Workers, and LAUSD Summer Programs
    California puts some muscle into the effort to solve problems at LA County juvenile halls; Lawmakers consider allowing undocumented immigrants to get unemployment; It's signup time for LA Unified summer programs, offering a range of options.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    LAist has found data that shows complaints about illegal rent hikes are higher now than before the pandemic; Hollywood scriptwriters are voting on whether to OK a strike against Hollywood producers; And a snow in the eastern Sierra means water for thirsty L.A.

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    Illegal Rent Hikes, Hollywood Scriptwriters Consider Strike, and Snow Quenches L.A.'s Thirst – The P.M. Edition
    LAist has found data that shows complaints about illegal rent hikes are higher now than before the pandemic; Hollywood scriptwriters are voting on whether to OK a strike against Hollywood producers; And a snow in the eastern Sierra means water for thirsty L.A.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    In this episode, the former house speaker criticizes calls for Senator Diane Feinstein's resignation, a bill to stop transferring inmates gets revived, tourism workers lobby for better payment, and more.

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    Feinstein's Resignation Calls; Prison Transfer Bill Revived, and Tourism Industry Wages – The A.M. Edition
    In this episode, the former house speaker criticizes calls for Senator Diane Feinstein's resignation, a bill to stop transferring inmates gets revived, tourism workers lobby for better payment, and more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    LA County DA George Gascón charges more police officers with misconduct; California and five other states settle a lawsuit against e-cigarette make Juul for nearly $500M; A giant piece of art and a colorful mural on display near freeways, and more. 

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    Gascón Charges More Officers, E-cig Maker Juul Sued, and Art Visible From Freeways – The P.M. Edition
    LA County DA George Gascón charges more police officers with misconduct; California and five other states settle a lawsuit against e-cigarette make Juul for nearly $500M; A giant piece of art and a colorful mural on display near freeways, and more. 

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  • The L.A. Report
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    LA's San Fernando Valley City Council race heads for a runoff, while the federal government proposes new ways to distribute Colorado River water. Also, 'opportunistic pathogens' identified as superbugs found in LA wastewater.

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    Colorado River Water, 'Opportunistic Pathogen' Superbugs, and the SFV City Council Race – The A.M. Edition
    LA's San Fernando Valley City Council race heads for a runoff, while the federal government proposes new ways to distribute Colorado River water. Also, 'opportunistic pathogens' identified as superbugs found in LA wastewater.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Heather Hutt's new appointment to the City Council; Arrest made after the Islamic Center of Southern California's vandalism; The unexpected consequence of a wet season: a boom in mosquito populations.

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    Mosquitos Love Rainy Weather, Islamic Center Vandal Arrested, and Hutt Joins City Council – The P.M. Edition
    Heather Hutt's new appointment to the City Council; Arrest made after the Islamic Center of Southern California's vandalism; The unexpected consequence of a wet season: a boom in mosquito populations.

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