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July 24 LAPD negotiating Flock camera deal, Multifamily homes in Altadena, AI school replaces Montessori — Evening Edition
LAPD is negotiating a deal for the controversial Flock surveillance cameras. We break down community tensions over how to rebuild in Altadena. A local Montessori School is being replaced with an AI driven school. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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July 23 How long will the Men's Central Jail in DTLA remain open? The Cinerama Dome & Hollywood Arclight reopening, New music festival in Santa Monica — Afternoon Edition
The Men’s Central Jail in downtown L.A. was supposed to close in 2021...how much longer will it remain open? What the Cinerama Dome & Hollywood Arclight might look like after reopening. And a new music festival brings major artists to Santa Monica.

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July 23 WeHo water main setback, Heat wave peaks, D4VD forensic evidence — Morning Edition
There's been a big setback in the West Hollywood water main repairs. The hottest temperatures of the week arrive today, bringing unhealthy air conditions too. Forensic experts reveal what they found in the garage of the singer... accused of murdering a 14-year-old. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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July 23 LAHSA years behind on audits, City weighs closing South LA oil site, Metro board may add spot for riders — Evening Edition
L.A.'s homelessness agency hasn't finished an internal audit in years. Inside the battle to shut down an oil drilling site in Jefferson Park. Should an L.A. metro rider have a voting seat on the agency's board? Leaders and transit advocates are divided. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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July 22 Update on the LAX People Mover, L.A.'s Latino businesses one year after federal raids, the Cinerama Dome and Hollywood Arclight may reopen — Afternoon Edition
Why the contractor behind LAX's People Mover is suing the city of L.A. How L.A. County's Latino businesses are still suffering after last summer's federal immigration raids. And the Cinerama Dome and Hollywood Arclight multiplex will soon come back to life under new ownership.

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July 22 Heat wave arrives, Lineage warehouse vermin, Ladera Ranch cancer concerns— Morning Edition
The latest heat wave arrives today. The City of LA needs help dealing with the pests at the site of the Boyle Heights warehouse fire. An OC community is demanding answers after a number of kids developed an extremely rare cancer. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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July 22 Eaton fire remediation approved, Bill would protect CA doctors from extradition, Graffiti towers cleanup plan — Evening Edition
LA County approves a soil cleaning program for Eaton Fire survivors. Why California lawmakers want to protect some health care providers from anti-abortion states. The plan to clean up downtown L-A's "graffiti towers." Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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July 21 MacArthur Park fence controversy, How to join LACO Ethics Commission, New treats at OC fair — Afternoon Edition
The city's building a new fence around MacArthur Park. Will that make the area safer? How L.A. County residents can participate in the region's first ethics commission. And we'll tell you what to try at the O.C Fair.

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July 21 WeHo main break's next phase, Lineage cleanup timeline, D4VD prelim hearing— Morning Edition
Crews have fixed the pipe that flooded West Hollywood, but it'll still be a while before the streets are back to normal. The company behind the Boyle Heights warehouse fire has to show its cleanup plan today, but it looks like things are falling behind schedule. And prosecutors are set to unveil their evidence the singer accused of murdering a 14-year-old girl. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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July 21 CA lawsuit against Paramount buyout, OC Board of Education member fined, Breakfast with strangers in Burbank — Evening Edition
California wins a temporary victory in its suit against the Paramount-Warner Brothers acquisition. Why an OC Board of Education member is facing a hefty fine. Why a Burbank man is going out of his way to have lunch with strangers. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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The L.A. Report is a breakdown of the day's top news from Southern California, featuring the award-winning reporting of LAist 89.3 FM – L.A.'s number one NPR station. Hosted by Austin Cross in the morning and Julia Paskin in the afternoon, it's the smart way to start and end your day.