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    LAUSD families are calling for a deal to avoid a strike next week. For Food Friday, Goop Kitchen is a rising star in the ghost kitchen scene, but what is the food like? And a new interactive space in Claremont connects kids to the outdoors and native plants. Plus, more from Afternoon Edition.

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    Families concerned over LAUSD strike, Rise of Goop's ghost kitchen, New kids outdoor space in Claremont — Afternoon Edition
    LAUSD families are calling for a deal to avoid a strike next week. For Food Friday, Goop Kitchen is a rising star in the ghost kitchen scene, but what is the food like? And a new interactive space in Claremont connects kids to the outdoors and native plants. Plus, more from Afternoon Edition.

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    A Cal State lecturer accused of throwing a tear gas at federal agents is free this morning. Legal experts are questioning if Riverside County Sheriff's actions over seizing ballots were valid. L.A. city officials celebrate moving nearly 60 people living in encampments along the 110 freeway into housing. Plus more.

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    CSU lecturer acquitted, Questions over Riv. Co Sheriff ballot investigation, Housing for people who lived along 110 freeway— Morning Edition
    A Cal State lecturer accused of throwing a tear gas at federal agents is free this morning. Legal experts are questioning if Riverside County Sheriff's actions over seizing ballots were valid. L.A. city officials celebrate moving nearly 60 people living in encampments along the 110 freeway into housing. Plus more.

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    California officials charge 21 people for hospice fraud. A federal judge tells DHS to stop coercing unaccompanied children to self-deport. If you're heading to Coachella: A Pomona Valley hospital is offering free Narcan. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    CA arrests 21 for hospice fraud, Judge orders DHS to stop coercing kids, Free narcan and test strips for Coachella — Evening Edition
    California officials charge 21 people for hospice fraud. A federal judge tells DHS to stop coercing unaccompanied children to self-deport. If you're heading to Coachella: A Pomona Valley hospital is offering free Narcan. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    In-N-Out fans have long called for mobile order and delivery options, how the owner is responding. Actor Noah Wyle get's a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. And we'll bring you a preview of new and returning slate of TV shows and movies set in L.A. coming out this spring.

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    In-N-Out owner responds to mobile order calls, Noah Wyle gets Hollywood Walk of Fame star, Spring TV and movies set in LA— Afternoon Edition
    In-N-Out fans have long called for mobile order and delivery options, how the owner is responding. Actor Noah Wyle get's a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. And we'll bring you a preview of new and returning slate of TV shows and movies set in L.A. coming out this spring.

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    The City of LA is trying to figure out how to reform its controversial Mansion Tax. Councilmember Nithya Raman unveils her housing plans in the mayor's race and attacks Karen Bass's signature program. The trial begins for the Cal State lecturer accused of throwing tear gas at federal agents.

    Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    LA Mansion Tax reforms, Nithya Raman's housing platform, Cal State lecturer trial— Morning Edition
    The City of LA is trying to figure out how to reform its controversial Mansion Tax. Councilmember Nithya Raman unveils her housing plans in the mayor's race and attacks Karen Bass's signature program. The trial begins for the Cal State lecturer accused of throwing tear gas at federal agents.

    Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    The so-called "Ketamine Queen" found liable for Matthew Perry's death has been sentenced. LA28's CEO responds to outcry over Olympic ticket prices. California's Supreme Court orders Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco to pause his election fraud investigation. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    "Ketamine Queen" sentenced, LA28 responds to ticket price outcry, Court orders Bianco to pause investigation — Evening Edition
    The so-called "Ketamine Queen" found liable for Matthew Perry's death has been sentenced. LA28's CEO responds to outcry over Olympic ticket prices. California's Supreme Court orders Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco to pause his election fraud investigation. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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    How a civil trial that's underway could impact how the LAPD uses less lethal munitions. Olympic gold medalist Mia Hamm is bringing her soccer skills to LA. And the annual Bob Baker Day festival is back this weekend.

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    Trial on LAPD use of less than lethal launchers, Olympic medalist Mia Hamm to host soccer camp in LA, Bob Baker Day festival— Afternoon Edition
    How a civil trial that's underway could impact how the LAPD uses less lethal munitions. Olympic gold medalist Mia Hamm is bringing her soccer skills to LA. And the annual Bob Baker Day festival is back this weekend.

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    Hackers access sensitive LAPD data. Three unions return to the bargaining table with LA Unified, just days before a potential strike. The woman who dealt the drugs that killed Matthew Perry is about to learn her fate. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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    LAPD data hack, LAUSD negotiations resume, Ketamine Queen sentencing— Morning Edition
    Hackers access sensitive LAPD data. Three unions return to the bargaining table with LA Unified, just days before a potential strike. The woman who dealt the drugs that killed Matthew Perry is about to learn her fate. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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