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    Title 42 pandemic policy ends, non-profit aids asylum seekers on border; LA apartment builders face lengthy city approval process; Hollywood scriptwriters strike, Day 10.

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    Asylum Seeker Policy Ends, Apartment Builders Face Waits, and Hollywood Scriptwriters Strike Day 10 – The P.M. Edition
    Title 42 pandemic policy ends, non-profit aids asylum seekers on border; LA apartment builders face lengthy city approval process; Hollywood scriptwriters strike, Day 10.

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    The national COVID emergency ends today, and your health insurance coverage may be changing; All the rain has led to a growing mold problem in homes; The best ways to keep mosquitos from ruining your summer fun.

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    COVID Emergency Ends, A Growing Mold Problem, and Keeping Mosquitos At Bay – The A.M. Edition
    The national COVID emergency ends today, and your health insurance coverage may be changing; All the rain has led to a growing mold problem in homes; The best ways to keep mosquitos from ruining your summer fun.

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    A new study says the people in LA who help the many unhoused Angelenos often can't afford their own housing; Day 9 of the strike by Hollywood scriptwriters; With more electric car, trucks and SUVs in our future, we're going to need more mechanics.

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    Unhoused Angeleno Study, Hollywood Strike Day 9, and Help Wanted: EV Mechanics – The P.M. Edition
    A new study says the people in LA who help the many unhoused Angelenos often can't afford their own housing; Day 9 of the strike by Hollywood scriptwriters; With more electric car, trucks and SUVs in our future, we're going to need more mechanics.

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    The death of a DUI suspect three years ago in Altadena will cost California taxpayers millions; Flight attendants at LAX protest against bad behaving passengers; The Lakers are just one win away from the NBA Western Conference Finals.

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    LAX Flight Attendant Protest, Altadena DUI Death, and the NBA Western Conference Finals – The A.M. Edition
    The death of a DUI suspect three years ago in Altadena will cost California taxpayers millions; Flight attendants at LAX protest against bad behaving passengers; The Lakers are just one win away from the NBA Western Conference Finals.

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    A drug overdose has taken the life of a teenager held at LA County’s Nidorf Juvenile Hall; No new contract talks between Hollywood scriptwriters and the producers of movies, TV and streaming video; Which is more important? Housing or jobs?

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    Juvenile Hall Overdose, Housing Versus Jobs, and Writers Strike Updates – The P.M. Edition
    A drug overdose has taken the life of a teenager held at LA County’s Nidorf Juvenile Hall; No new contract talks between Hollywood scriptwriters and the producers of movies, TV and streaming video; Which is more important? Housing or jobs?

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    The Orange County Power Authority appoints a new interim CEO to stop a customer exodus; Critics of Mayor Bass' Inside Safe initiative say it's not delivering as promised; Why owning a home remains an elusive dream for many younger Californians.

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    'Inside Safe' Criticism, Elusive Home Ownership, O.C. Power's Interim CEO – The A.M. Edition
    The Orange County Power Authority appoints a new interim CEO to stop a customer exodus; Critics of Mayor Bass' Inside Safe initiative say it's not delivering as promised; Why owning a home remains an elusive dream for many younger Californians.

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    CA reparations task force to submit recommendations to Sacramento; Hollywood scriptwriters strike is a week long; LA teachers approve new contract with LAUSD.

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    Reparations Task Force, LAUSD Teachers' Contract, and Writers Strike Updates – The P.M. Edition
    CA reparations task force to submit recommendations to Sacramento; Hollywood scriptwriters strike is a week long; LA teachers approve new contract with LAUSD.

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    California's reparations task force is out with its final list of recommendations; An L.A. Museum opens a new exhibit looking back at Hollywood in the House Un-American Activities Committee; School kids are learning about an Asian-American photographer who captured moments in history.

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    Reparations Task Force, Hollywood's Political History, and an Asian-American Photographer Inspires – The A.M. Edition
    California's reparations task force is out with its final list of recommendations; An L.A. Museum opens a new exhibit looking back at Hollywood in the House Un-American Activities Committee; School kids are learning about an Asian-American photographer who captured moments in history.

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