Increased patrols by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department on Metro proved to be a lifesaver for at least one man who, thanks to the quick thinking of two deputies, was brought back from an apparent overdose on an E-line train.

KNX News' Karen Adams has more.

Increased patrols by the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department on Metro proved to be a lifesaver for at least one man who, thanks to the quick thinking of two deputies, was brought back from an apparent overdose on an E-line train. KNX News' Karen Adams has more.

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Quick-acting L.A. sheriff's deputies save a man from OD on Metro train

There are more calls from Democrats this morning to replace President Biden on November's ticket following last night's shaky debate. Sources say the president has no plans to drop out of the race and remains committed to a second term. Democratic Strategist Neil Oxman joins L.A.'s Morning News to discuss the debate. 

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There are more calls from Democrats this morning to replace President Biden on November's ticket following last night's shaky debate. Sources say the president has no plans to drop out of the race and remains committed to a second term. Democratic Strategist Neil Oxman joins L.A.'s Morning News to discuss the debate. 
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Democratic strategist weighs in on presidential debate

The Supreme Court says cities on the West Coast can arrest people for living outdoors, camping on sidewalks, and sleeping in vehicles.  It reverses a 2018 9th Circuit ruling against such arrests. Los Angeles Councilmember Monica Rodriguez tells KNX News' Craig Fiegener it will encourage "homeless dumping" like what was seen in that video,  showing Burbank police dropping a homeless person in North Hollywood.

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The Supreme Court says cities on the West Coast can arrest people for living outdoors, camping on sidewalks, and sleeping in vehicles.  It reverses a 2018 9th Circuit ruling against such arrests. Los Angeles Councilmember Monica Rodriguez tells KNX News' Craig Fiegener it will encourage "homeless dumping" like what was seen in that video,  showing Burbank police dropping a homeless person in North Hollywood.
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L.A. Councilmember Monica Rodriguez reacts to SCOTUS's homeless encampments decision

The Supreme Court issues a major ruling that will allow cities to remove people sleeping on the streets and possibly arrest them and fallout from the first presidential debate.  

The Supreme Court issues a major ruling that will allow cities to remove people sleeping on the streets and possibly arrest them and fallout from the first presidential debate.

Quick-acting L.A. sheriff's deputies save a man from OD on Metro train

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