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    An oil giant loses a lawsuit filed by a man who says he was sickened by its toxic dump site; Study shows wildfire risk disclosures lead to drops in home selling prices; A pioneer of Latin Jazz brings his groove to LA as the Hollywood Bowl

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    Oil Giant Loses Lawsuit, Wildfire Risk Disclosures, and A Pioneer of Latin Jazz – The A.M. Edition
    An oil giant loses a lawsuit filed by a man who says he was sickened by its toxic dump site; Study shows wildfire risk disclosures lead to drops in home selling prices; A pioneer of Latin Jazz brings his groove to LA as the Hollywood Bowl

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    Today on the LA Report, the LA Pride Parade marches through Hollywood today. A Riverside school district bans a book referencing Harvey Milk. Later on in the show, a guide on how to support your kids through the process of coming out. Then, K-Pop is known for mixing musical styles and sounds. We'll take you inside a songwriting session to see how to create a K-pop hit.

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    How to support your kids through the process of coming out. Plus: Sit in on a K-Pop songwriting session – The Sunday Edition
    Today on the LA Report, the LA Pride Parade marches through Hollywood today. A Riverside school district bans a book referencing Harvey Milk. Later on in the show, a guide on how to support your kids through the process of coming out. Then, K-Pop is known for mixing musical styles and sounds. We'll take you inside a songwriting session to see how to create a K-pop hit.

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    Today on the LA Report, Host Julia Paskin talks with Caitlin Hernández about their new LAist series exploring stories of Queer joy in LA.

    Also on the show, L.A. County speeds up hiring for its CARE courts. Pride month continues with a music festival and parade this weekend. Malibu is getting a new beach path after a decades-long dispute involving the California Coastal Commission.

    Then….what was it like being a K-Pop superstar in the early days of the industry? We talk Danny Im of the legendary K-pop group, 1TYM about his improbable journey.

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    The History Of The Word 'Queer.' Plus: 1TYM's Danny Im On His Improbable Journey – The Weekend Edition
    Today on the LA Report, Host Julia Paskin talks with Caitlin Hernández about their new LAist series exploring stories of Queer joy in LA.

    Also on the show, L.A. County speeds up hiring for its CARE courts. Pride month continues with a music festival and parade this weekend. Malibu is getting a new beach path after a decades-long dispute involving the California Coastal Commission.

    Then….what was it like being a K-Pop superstar in the early days of the industry? We talk Danny Im of the legendary K-pop group, 1TYM about his improbable journey.

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    LA and Orange County hotel workers may strike in July during peak tourist season; A federal judge wants a religious group and Santa Ana to work together to feed unhoused people; California wants to fight fire with more fire.

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    Hotel Worker Strike Looms, Feeding Unhoused in Santa Ana, and Fighting Fire With Fire – The P.M. Edition
    LA and Orange County hotel workers may strike in July during peak tourist season; A federal judge wants a religious group and Santa Ana to work together to feed unhoused people; California wants to fight fire with more fire.

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    Governor Newsom proposes a US constitutional amendment on guns; Japanese-Americans are honored at an O.C. ceremony for their contributions during WWII; Details on the LA Pride Festival and Parade that starts today.

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    Newsom's Gun Amendment Proposal, WWII Japanese-Americans Honored, and L.A. Pride Details – The A.M. Edition
    Governor Newsom proposes a US constitutional amendment on guns; Japanese-Americans are honored at an O.C. ceremony for their contributions during WWII; Details on the LA Pride Festival and Parade that starts today.

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    LA County is trying to speed up hiring so it can staff the state’s new mental health “CARE Court” system; Would you pay for faster traffic during rush hour? LA Metro is wondering if you would; More than a dozen LA restaurants this week got “high fives” from top restaurant critics.

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    Mental Illness Court Program, LA Metro Considers Congestion Pricing, and James Beard Award Winners – The P.M. Edition
    LA County is trying to speed up hiring so it can staff the state’s new mental health “CARE Court” system; Would you pay for faster traffic during rush hour? LA Metro is wondering if you would; More than a dozen LA restaurants this week got “high fives” from top restaurant critics.

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    An earthquake shakes southwest Los Angeles County; State lawmakers consider banning so-called reverse search warrants; How LA will honor a business where LGBTQ folks congregated in the 1950s.

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    Quake Shakes Southwest L.A., Reverse Search Warrants, and Honoring an LGBTQ+ Gathering Place – The A.M. Edition
    An earthquake shakes southwest Los Angeles County; State lawmakers consider banning so-called reverse search warrants; How LA will honor a business where LGBTQ folks congregated in the 1950s.

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    Another clash over Southern California schools and “Pride Month”; how to talk to your kids about LGBTQ+ people and “Pride Month” and acceptance; A new theory about what set off big earthquakes centuries ago in Southern California.

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    Pride Month School Clashes, LGBTQ+ and Your Children, and a New Earthquake Theory – The P.M. Edition
    Another clash over Southern California schools and “Pride Month”; how to talk to your kids about LGBTQ+ people and “Pride Month” and acceptance; A new theory about what set off big earthquakes centuries ago in Southern California.

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