An auditor says the millions the city is spending isn't trickling down to all those living on the streets. Land movement under Rancho Palos Verdes is still moving 80 times faster than in 2022. A new trash collection aquatic robot in Long Beach needs a name. Plus, more.

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An auditor says the millions the city is spending isn't trickling down to all those living on the streets. Land movement under Rancho Palos Verdes is still moving 80 times faster than in 2022. A new trash collection aquatic robot in Long Beach needs a name. Plus, more.
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Auditors raise questions about LA homeless services; Land movement slowing slightly in Rancho Palos Verdes;  How a "Jellyfishbot" is cleaning the Long Beach marina— The P.M. Edition

California's population is on a major rebound, nearly returning to pre-pandemic levels. In L.A. County, on the longest night of the year, a service remembers more than 1,100 people who've died on the streets. And as 2024 winds down, our staff shares their hidden LA gems they discovered this year, from kids' play spaces to cafes. Plus, more.

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California's population is on a major rebound, nearly returning to pre-pandemic levels. In L.A. County, on the longest night of the year, a service remembers more than 1,100 people who've died on the streets.&nbsp;And as 2024 winds down, our staff shares their hidden LA gems they discovered this year, from kids' play spaces to cafes. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting<a href="https://laist.com/" data-cms-ai="0">&nbsp;https://laist.com</a>

California population rebounds; Service remembers those who died on the street in LA; Our staff shares their favorite things to see around town — The Saturday Edition

The California Public Utilities Commission voted to keep open the Aliso Canyon Natural Gas Facility through the 2030s. How a group of volunteers helped fully contain the Franklin Fire. Tips for making your matzo ball soup this Hanukkah from the best delis in L.A. Plus, more.

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The California Public Utilities Commission voted to keep open the Aliso Canyon Natural Gas Facility through the 2030s. How a group of volunteers helped fully contain the Franklin Fire. Tips for making your matzo ball soup this Hanukkah from the best delis in L.A. Plus, more.
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Aliso Canyon gas facility will remain open; How local residents fought the Franklin Fire; Tips for making the best Matzo ball soup – The P.M. Edition

The jailhouse snitch scandal that first rocked Orange County law enforcement a decade ago reverberates today in a San Diego courtroom.  Amazon workers at four Southern California warehouses remain off the job. We end our holiday treats from afar series with the crown jewel of Palestinian desserts. Plus, more.

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The jailhouse snitch scandal that first rocked Orange County law enforcement a decade ago reverberates today in a San Diego courtroom.  Amazon workers at four Southern California warehouses remain off the job. We end our holiday treats from afar series&nbsp;with the&nbsp;crown jewel of Palestinian desserts.&nbsp;Plus, more.
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OC snitch scandal case back in court, strike continues at Amazon facilities in the Southland, your guide to Palestinian holiday treats – The A.M. Edition

Auditors raise questions about LA homeless services; Land movement slowing slightly in Rancho Palos Verdes; How a "Jellyfishbot" is cleaning the Long Beach marina— The P.M. Edition

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