The beleaguered Castaic landfill is closing January 1 after community complaints. New CA law requires baby food makers to disclose heavy metals. Correspondent Nick Gerda reflects on breaking one of the biggest local stories of the year. Plus, more.

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The beleaguered Castaic landfill is closing January 1 after community complaints. New CA law requires baby food makers to disclose heavy metals. Correspondent Nick Gerda reflects on breaking one of the biggest local stories of the year. Plus, more.
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Chiquita Canyon Landfill closes, New CA baby food transparency law, LAist reporter Nick Gerda reflects on his Andrew Do investigation – The P.M. Edition

Little Saigon's first Vietnamese American representative was sworn in today. The reasoning behind Governor Newsom's executive order on processed foods. LAist food editor Gab Chabran offers a foodie forecast for 2025. Plus, more.

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Little Saigon's first Vietnamese American representative was sworn in today. The reasoning behind Governor Newsom's executive order on processed foods. LAist food editor Gab Chabran offers a foodie forecast for 2025. Plus, more.
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 Rep. Derek Tran is sworn into Congress; Gov. Newsom takes on ultra-processed foods; What food trends await in 2025?– The P.M. Edition

Mayor Karen Bass announces a new two-pronged plan to get more unhoused veterans inside. Huntington Beach and California fight over the extent of the city council’s power. LAist Food Editor Gab Chabrán tells us what to expect from the world of food in 2025. Plus, more.

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Mayor Karen Bass announces a new two-pronged plan to get more unhoused veterans inside. Huntington Beach and California fight over the extent of the city council&rsquo;s power. LAist Food Editor Gab Chabr&aacute;n tells us what to expect from the world of food in 2025. Plus, more.
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Huntington Beach vs. California showdowns continue, Mayor Bass wants landlords to accept veterans housing vouchers, Food predictions for 2025 – The A.M. Edition

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass has a new plan to get more unhoused veterans into housing fast. California's snowpack so far this year is ten percent below average. We look at  ahead in the world of Hollywood with Reuters reporter Dawn Chmielewski. Plus, more.

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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass has a new plan to get more unhoused veterans into housing fast. California's snowpack so far this year is ten percent below average.&nbsp;We look at&nbsp; ahead in the world of Hollywood with Reuters reporter Dawn Chmielewski.&nbsp;Plus, more.
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Chiquita Canyon Landfill closes, New CA baby food transparency law, LAist reporter Nick Gerda reflects on his Andrew Do investigation – The P.M. Edition

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