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October 20 Alleged voting violations arrest, Student data breach, Last day for online voter registration— Evening Edition
28 immigrants from across California are facing federal charges alleging they illegally registered to vote or voted in California elections. Hackers stole personal information about millions of California public school students in a data breach. Today is the last day in California to register online to vote in the midterm elections. Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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October 19 LA City Controller subpoena's LA28, CA voters overwhelmed by ballot, Savannah Bananas coming to Dodger Stadium— Afternoon Edition
The L.A. City Controller has subpoenaed the Olympics organizing committee over financial records. California voters are feeling overwhelmed by what's on the ballot. Banana Ball is coming to Dodger Stadium next year.

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October 19 OC residents return home after Norte Fire, ICE agents accused of breaking arm of Long Beach man, Rams' walk-off loss— Morning Edition
Folks in San Juan Capistrano return to their homes after being forced out by the Norte Fire. Outrage in Long Beach after a US Citizen accuses ICE agents of breaking his arm. SoCal Congressmembers catch ICE's Adelanto facility off guard during a surprise inspection on detainee conditions. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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October 18 Evacs lifted for fires, Inglewood and SoFi beef, Vroman's new owner — Sunday Edition
All evacuations have been lifted for residents in San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano and Malibu affected by the Norte Fire and Bryson Fire. Inglewood is launching a financial audit of its dealings with SoFi Stadium. After a two-year search, Vroman's in Pasadena has a new owner -- and he's a fan of the bookstore. Plus more.

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October 17 South OC and Malibu fires, LA28 subpoena, No Kings protests — Saturday Edition
Updates on the Norte Fire in South Orange County, and Bryson Fire in Malibu. LA28, the organizing committee for the Olympics, has been subpoenaed by L.A. city controller. No King protests return Saturday across SoCal, weeks ahead of the midterms.

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October 17 Fire burns through homes in South OC, LAUSD braces for school closures, No Kings this weekend — Evening Edition
We have the latest on the destructive Norte Fire on Orange County, which has burned over 400 acres and several homes. How L.A. Unified is preparing for a future with fewer students. Another round of No Kings protests will take place on Saturday. Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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October 16 No Kings rally Saturday, Hello Kitty and Friends library card returns, Future of Santa Monica's Mel's Drive-In — Afternoon Edition
No Kings rallies are back in SoCal this weekend. How you can get a Hello Kitty and Friends library card from L.A. County. And the future of the historic Mel's Drive In in Santa Monica is up in the air.

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October 16 Malibu wildfire evacuations, Trump Admin sues CA over voter rolls, Dodgers swept— Morning Edition
A Malibu wildfire sparks Evacuation Orders with hotter and windier conditions are on the way. The Trump Administration sues California over its voter rolls. And the OC woman who registered her dog to vote gets her case tossed. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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October 16 Voting rights groups challenge DOJ ballot lawsuit, Ethics watchdog meets tomorrow, Staying safe during fire weather — Evening Edition
The latest on the DOJ's legal challenge to California's voter rolls just weeks before the election. L-A fire officials share advice for staying safe during fire weather. L.A. County's new ethics watchdog commission meets for the first time tomorrow. Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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October 15 Hochman promises safer MacArthur Park for LA28, Endeavour tickets, 'The Social Reckoning' and 'You Can See Everything' reviews— Afternoon Edition
L.A.'s District Attorney is promising to make MacArthur Park safer by the 2028 Olympics. Tickets to check out the new home of the Endeavour's space shuttle are going on sale soon. And we'll get into the highly anticipated Nathan Fielder documentary on Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning.

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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.