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    An earthquake above Rancho Cucamonga was felt across SoCal. Two men are indicted for a AirBnb scam in CA and other states. An LA man who needs a stem cell transplant has a cousin in the Philippines who's willing to donate, but his visa was denied. Plus, more.

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    4.2 Earthquake in San Gabriel Mountains, AirBnb Scam, & Stem Cell Donor for LA Man Denied Visa — The P.M. Edition
    An earthquake above Rancho Cucamonga was felt across SoCal. Two men are indicted for a AirBnb scam in CA and other states. An LA man who needs a stem cell transplant has a cousin in the Philippines who's willing to donate, but his visa was denied. Plus, more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Another cold storm is moving in this weekend with a chance of more snow and light rain. The Golden Globes is making a notable comeback Sunday. The Palm Springs Festival is underway with 179 films from 74 countries. Plus more.

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    Chilly Windy Storm Ahead, Golden Globes Weekend & Palm Springs Film Festival Kicks Off -- The A.M. Edition
    Another cold storm is moving in this weekend with a chance of more snow and light rain. The Golden Globes is making a notable comeback Sunday. The Palm Springs Festival is underway with 179 films from 74 countries. Plus more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    COVID-19 cases are going up. California's annual numbers on police stops across the state show a “pervasive pattern” of racial profiling by officers and deputies in the field. Garment workers in LA win a settlement for unpaid overtime. Plus, more.

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    COVID-19 Cases on Rise, Black People Stopped Disproportionately by LA Law Enforcement, Garment Workers Win Unpaid Wages — The P.M. Edition
    COVID-19 cases are going up. California's annual numbers on police stops across the state show a “pervasive pattern” of racial profiling by officers and deputies in the field. Garment workers in LA win a settlement for unpaid overtime. Plus, more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    High winds gusting up to 60 mph are affecting the western portion of L.A County and the Interstate 5 corridor. High surf along Orange County and L.A. county beaches. Metro Micro's one-dollar rides prove costly for the transit agency. Plus more.

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    High Winds And High Surf Batter Portions Of SoCal, Metro Micro Could See Rate Increase, & Back Pay For Garment Workers -- The A.M. Edition
    High winds gusting up to 60 mph are affecting the western portion of L.A County and the Interstate 5 corridor. High surf along Orange County and L.A. county beaches. Metro Micro's one-dollar rides prove costly for the transit agency. Plus more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    Governor Newsom was in LA today supporting a March ballot measure that would raise money for more mental health care. Frost advisory in Riverside and San Bernardino tonight. The waves crashing onto local beaches are glowing blue again. Plus, more.

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    Newsom Rallies Support for More Mental Health Beds, Cold Snap Coming to Inland Empire, Bioluminescent Waves — The P.M. Edition
    Governor Newsom was in LA today supporting a March ballot measure that would raise money for more mental health care. Frost advisory in Riverside and San Bernardino tonight. The waves crashing onto local beaches are glowing blue again. Plus, more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    A cold winter storm is bringing low-elevation snow to the southland today. The first snowpack survey of the season in the Sierra Nevada is done. 2024 is a big election year for Los Angeles, as seven city council seats are up for grabs. Plus more. 

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    Winter Storm Brings Low Snow, First Sierra Snowpack Survey Of The Season & A Major Election Year Ahead -- The A.M. Edition
    A cold winter storm is bringing low-elevation snow to the southland today. The first snowpack survey of the season in the Sierra Nevada is done. 2024 is a big election year for Los Angeles, as seven city council seats are up for grabs. Plus more. 

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  • The L.A. Report
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    A mask requirement is back in place at health facilities in L.A. County as seasonal virus activity surges. A new law in California implements an Ebony Alert for missing Black women and children. Two popular LA bakeries close. Plus, more.



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    Winter Viruses Surge, Ebony Alert Launched in CA, Sweet Lady Jane & Milk Jar Cookies Close— The P.M. Edition
    A mask requirement is back in place at health facilities in L.A. County as seasonal virus activity surges. A new law in California implements an Ebony Alert for missing Black women and children. Two popular LA bakeries close. Plus, more.



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  • The L.A. Report
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    Rain and snow are expected in parts of the SoCal region this week. Why students in California can no longer be suspended for "willful defiance." Didn't see the Rose Parade floats yesterday? There's still time.

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    New Year Brings Wet & Cold Weather To SoCal, CA Bans Willful Defiance Suspensions & Rose Parade Floats Showcased In Pasadena Today — The A.M. Edition
    Rain and snow are expected in parts of the SoCal region this week. Why students in California can no longer be suspended for "willful defiance." Didn't see the Rose Parade floats yesterday? There's still time.

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