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    It's day one of a three-day strike by 60,000 employees at the LAUSD; Three unscheduled days of no school is a problem for working parents looking for childcare; Atmospheric River Number 12 rolls over Southern California – and it’s got snow, rain, and wind, and more.

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    Another atmospheric river ready to dump heavy precipitation; Childcare woes for working parents; The LAUSD Strike – The P.M. Edition
    It's day one of a three-day strike by 60,000 employees at the LAUSD; Three unscheduled days of no school is a problem for working parents looking for childcare; Atmospheric River Number 12 rolls over Southern California – and it’s got snow, rain, and wind, and more.

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    LAUSD closes schools as union support workers walk off the job; Another atmospheric river to bring heavy rain and snow and strong winds to an already-saturated state; Metro introduces a secret weapon in the fight against drug sales, and more.

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    L.A. Metro tackles drug sales with new tool; LAUSD schools close due to staff strike; More rain and snow expected – The A.M. Edition
    LAUSD closes schools as union support workers walk off the job; Another atmospheric river to bring heavy rain and snow and strong winds to an already-saturated state; Metro introduces a secret weapon in the fight against drug sales, and more.

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    LAUSD has announced an unplanned three-day break, leaving working parents scrambling. Southern California’s rainy winter continues into spring. Gov. Newsom is charging up the state’s lithium mining business at Salton Sea, and more.

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    LAUSD’s unplanned 3 day break, a rainy SoCal spring, and Gov. Newsom charges up lithium mining – The P.M. Edition
    LAUSD has announced an unplanned three-day break, leaving working parents scrambling. Southern California’s rainy winter continues into spring. Gov. Newsom is charging up the state’s lithium mining business at Salton Sea, and more.

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  • The L.A. Report
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    LAUSD schools poised to close tomorrow for three days as a threatened strike moves forward; Gov. Newsom announces plan for making affordable insulin; What does a school district do with two trailers filled with donated Beanie Babies?

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    Gov. Newsom announces plan for making affordable insulin; Three-day LAUSD strike to start Tuesday; What to do with a truck full of Beanie Babies? – The A.M. Edition
    LAUSD schools poised to close tomorrow for three days as a threatened strike moves forward; Gov. Newsom announces plan for making affordable insulin; What does a school district do with two trailers filled with donated Beanie Babies?

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    Does too much food in your kitchen go to waste, or just need to stretch a dollar? We talk to an author about her cookbook that can show you how to make the most of your leftovers.

    And despite COVID emergency's end in California, Long COVID persists. We'll hear from some who say they're battling it alone.

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    California's COVID emergency may be over, but long COVID sufferers feel left behind – The Sunday Edition
    Does too much food in your kitchen go to waste, or just need to stretch a dollar? We talk to an author about her cookbook that can show you how to make the most of your leftovers.

    And despite COVID emergency's end in California, Long COVID persists. We'll hear from some who say they're battling it alone.

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    A first-of-its kind social justice legal laboratory aims to protect our coast and promote environmental stewardship 

    And the first Korean American museum in L.A. was expected to open last year. Instead, construction hasn’t even started.

    Then, we'll introduce you to the creators behind the viral Twitter account "NPR Mageddon".

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    Why is L.A.'s first Korean American museum still waiting to be built? Plus: the new Coastal Justice Lab and NPR Mageddon – The Weekend Edition
    A first-of-its kind social justice legal laboratory aims to protect our coast and promote environmental stewardship 

    And the first Korean American museum in L.A. was expected to open last year. Instead, construction hasn’t even started.

    Then, we'll introduce you to the creators behind the viral Twitter account "NPR Mageddon".

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    30,000 LAUSD workers plan three-day strike amid contract dispute; San Clemente bluff continues to slide, threatening nearby apartments; The USC and UC Santa Barbara men’s basketball teams are one-and-done in March Madness, and more.

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    San Clemente bluff slides, NCAA losses for USC and UC Santa Barbara, and LAUSD workers to strike – The P.M. Edition
    30,000 LAUSD workers plan three-day strike amid contract dispute; San Clemente bluff continues to slide, threatening nearby apartments; The USC and UC Santa Barbara men’s basketball teams are one-and-done in March Madness, and more.

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    LA Unified School district officials are preparing for a possible strike by support workers, with teachers pledging to honor picket lines; The LA City council orders up a report examining hate crimes in the city; A movie studio announces it'll expand its lot to help curb runaway production, and more.

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    L.A. City council orders hate crime report, LAUSD officials prepare for worker strike, and more – The A.M. Edition
    LA Unified School district officials are preparing for a possible strike by support workers, with teachers pledging to honor picket lines; The LA City council orders up a report examining hate crimes in the city; A movie studio announces it'll expand its lot to help curb runaway production, and more.

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