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    Former L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva to run in next year’s election. Cal State trustees approve an annual tuition hike for next five years. Some unhoused disabled vets can't get housing at the West L.A. VA campus. Striking writers and actors march in L.A. Plus, more.

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    Villanueva To Run For Supervisor, CSU OKs Tuition Increase, LA Veterans Sue Over Housing, Hollywood Strikers March — The P.M. Report
    Former L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva to run in next year’s election. Cal State trustees approve an annual tuition hike for next five years. Some unhoused disabled vets can't get housing at the West L.A. VA campus. Striking writers and actors march in L.A. Plus, more.

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    The Cal State University Board of Trustees is expected to approve a tuition increase today. The Temecula Valley Unified School Board has approves a policy to limit which flags can be flown on school property. Feline fun awaits at a Pasadena storefront, where several cats await new homes.

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    CSU Board To Vote on Tuition Increase, Temecula School Board Approves Flag Policy & Pasadena's "Purr-fect" Place -- The A.M. Report
    The Cal State University Board of Trustees is expected to approve a tuition increase today. The Temecula Valley Unified School Board has approves a policy to limit which flags can be flown on school property. Feline fun awaits at a Pasadena storefront, where several cats await new homes.

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    As auto workers are now on the verge of a strike, twin strikes by Hollywood scriptwriters and actors continue. A bill on Gov. Newsom's desk would make striking workers eligible for unemployment benefits. The new COVID shot has been approved for everyone 6 months and older. Plus, more.

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    Hollywood Writers Strike Passes 4 Months, CA Bill Would Give Striking Workers Unemployment, Insurers To Cover New COVID Shot -- The P.M. Report
    As auto workers are now on the verge of a strike, twin strikes by Hollywood scriptwriters and actors continue. A bill on Gov. Newsom's desk would make striking workers eligible for unemployment benefits. The new COVID shot has been approved for everyone 6 months and older. Plus, more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    California lawmakers approve bills centered around concealed carry weapons, child trafficking, and more. A cocktail lounge in West L.A. has been the target of arson and vandalism. "Brady Bunch" house in Studio City sells –– well below asking price.

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    CA Legislative Update, LA Cocktail Lounge Shaken By Vandalism & "Brady Bunch" Home Sells -- The A.M. Report
    California lawmakers approve bills centered around concealed carry weapons, child trafficking, and more. A cocktail lounge in West L.A. has been the target of arson and vandalism. "Brady Bunch" house in Studio City sells –– well below asking price.

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    Beverly Hills Police Department accused of racially profiling Black people. California State University Board of Trustees to vote on a 6% tuition hike for each of the next five years. ESPN returns to Spectrum TV, just in time for Monday Night Football. Plus, more.

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    Beverly Hills PD Accused of Racial Profiling, Cal State System Considers Tuition Hike, ESPN Returns To Spectrum -- The P.M. Report
    Beverly Hills Police Department accused of racially profiling Black people. California State University Board of Trustees to vote on a 6% tuition hike for each of the next five years. ESPN returns to Spectrum TV, just in time for Monday Night Football. Plus, more.

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    Health officials are warning of simultaneous high rates of flu, COVID-19 and respiratory illness. Ceremonies are being held throughout Southern California today to remember the lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks 22 years ago. Plans are taking shape for a futuristic diner and drive-in for EVs in LA.

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    Officials Warn Of Possible 'Tripledemic', SoCal Honors 9/11 Victims & Tesla Plans Drive-in Diner -- The A.M. Report
    Health officials are warning of simultaneous high rates of flu, COVID-19 and respiratory illness. Ceremonies are being held throughout Southern California today to remember the lives lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks 22 years ago. Plans are taking shape for a futuristic diner and drive-in for EVs in LA.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Governor Newsom signs a referendum reform bill into law.Talking with an infectious disease specialist about this year’s threat of a “Triple-demic”. A local college leader revives classes taught in foreign languages. Plus, more.


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    New Referendum Law, A 'Triple-demic' Preview, & Reviving Non-English College Courses – The Sunday Edition
    Governor Newsom signs a referendum reform bill into law.Talking with an infectious disease specialist about this year’s threat of a “Triple-demic”. A local college leader revives classes taught in foreign languages. Plus, more.


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    Sewage, big waves and a strong riptide causing dangerous coastal waters. Exploring legal challenges to mandatory parental reporting policies in public schools. Efforts to save the nearly extinct southern mountain yellow-legged frog in the San Gabriel Valley. Plus, more.

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    Dangerous Coastal Waters, Legality Of Transgender Reporting, & LA's Endangered Frog -- The Saturday Edition
    Sewage, big waves and a strong riptide causing dangerous coastal waters. Exploring legal challenges to mandatory parental reporting policies in public schools. Efforts to save the nearly extinct southern mountain yellow-legged frog in the San Gabriel Valley. Plus, more.

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