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    Today: Gov. Newsom seeks federal emergency for CA’s rain; L.A. resident survey; Preview & stories from past Academy Awards, and more.

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    Newsom requests federal emergency declaration amid latest storms; Angelenos share their concerns about life in the city; Academy Awards preview – The A.M. Edition
    Today: Gov. Newsom seeks federal emergency for CA’s rain; L.A. resident survey; Preview & stories from past Academy Awards, and more.

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    Tonight: California is suing Huntington Beach over housing requirements as the city fights back with a federal lawsuit; Three LAPD officers are in the hospital after they were injured during a gunfight in Lincoln Heights; The LAPD says there could be a secondperson involved in the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old boy in El Sereno, and more.

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    Three LAPD injured in Lincoln Heights shootout; Possible second suspect in El Sereno stabbing; California sues Huntington Beach over housing, city counters with lawsuit – The P.M. Edition
    Tonight: California is suing Huntington Beach over housing requirements as the city fights back with a federal lawsuit; Three LAPD officers are in the hospital after they were injured during a gunfight in Lincoln Heights; The LAPD says there could be a secondperson involved in the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old boy in El Sereno, and more.

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    Today: LAPD officers are shot in a confrontation with a parolee; Walgreens says its deeply disappointed to have a lucrative contract with the state of California cancelled; Lawmakers hear calls for more funding for wildfire prevention, and more.

    LAPD officers shot in confrontation with parolee; Newsom cancels Walgreens contract, company expresses 'deep disappointment'; Lawmakers urged to increase funding for wildfire prevention – The A.M. Edition
    Today: LAPD officers are shot in a confrontation with a parolee; Walgreens says its deeply disappointed to have a lucrative contract with the state of California cancelled; Lawmakers hear calls for more funding for wildfire prevention, and more.

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    Tonight: Federal prosecutors lay out their case against longtime LA politician Mark Ridley-Thomas; Tenants at a Chinatown housing complex say the LA housing department's been too slow to protect them from eviction; The LAUSD is rolling out a pair of apps that it says will help make schools safer, and more.

    Feds lay out their case against Mark Ridley-Thomas; Chinatown tenants claim slow eviction protection; LAUSD introduces apps to improve school safety - The P.M. Edition
    Tonight: Federal prosecutors lay out their case against longtime LA politician Mark Ridley-Thomas; Tenants at a Chinatown housing complex say the LA housing department's been too slow to protect them from eviction; The LAUSD is rolling out a pair of apps that it says will help make schools safer, and more.

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    Today: A warmer storm is set to hit California, and forecasters are warning snowpack melt could lead to flooding; Guilty verdicts in the case of an Antelope Valley boy tortured to death; Angelenos looking to stay active and make new friends are forming homegrown sports groups, and more.

    Guilty verdicts in Antelope Valley torture-murder; California braces for flooding as warmer storm approaches; Homegrown sports groups unite Angelenos, promote fitness – The A.M. Edition
    Today: A warmer storm is set to hit California, and forecasters are warning snowpack melt could lead to flooding; Guilty verdicts in the case of an Antelope Valley boy tortured to death; Angelenos looking to stay active and make new friends are forming homegrown sports groups, and more.

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    Tonight: The L.A. City Council wants to make Los Angeles's 'sanctuary city' policy official; A debate over whether the LAPD should deploy a robotic police dog; Local utility companies get an earful from customers upset with their sky-high gas bills, and more.

    LAPD debates deployment of a robotic SWAT dog; L.A. City Council seeks official 'sanctuary city' status; Frustrated customers voice concerns over high gas bills – The P.M. Edition
    Tonight: The L.A. City Council wants to make Los Angeles's 'sanctuary city' policy official; A debate over whether the LAPD should deploy a robotic police dog; Local utility companies get an earful from customers upset with their sky-high gas bills, and more.

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    Today on LAR: San Bernardino Mountain highways reopen to residents, who have been trapped by heavy snow for more than a week; Trial starts today for a suspended Los Angeles County city councilmember who's facing corruption charges; State lawmakers consider consumer protection bills, including one taking aim at Ticketmaster, and more.

    State lawmakers target Ticketmaster in consumer protection bills; San Bernardino Mountain highways reopen to residents; Suspended LA councilmember faces trial on corruption charges – The A.M. Edition
    Today on LAR: San Bernardino Mountain highways reopen to residents, who have been trapped by heavy snow for more than a week; Trial starts today for a suspended Los Angeles County city councilmember who's facing corruption charges; State lawmakers consider consumer protection bills, including one taking aim at Ticketmaster, and more.

  • The L.A. Report
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    Tonight: Snowed-in mountain residents are finally getting some help; LA Metro says it will assign “transit ambassadors” to ride buses and trains; Why colon cancer is becoming more and more prevalent in young people, and more.

    LA Metro to deploy “transit ambassadors”; Snowed-in mountain residents finally getting some help; Colon cancer more prevalent in young people – The P.M. Edition
    Tonight: Snowed-in mountain residents are finally getting some help; LA Metro says it will assign “transit ambassadors” to ride buses and trains; Why colon cancer is becoming more and more prevalent in young people, and more.