The Justice Department delivers criminal grand jury subpoenas to LA County election officials over a voter roll fight that's already been rejected by courts. More than a hundred structures are damaged in the aftermath of this week's coastal floods. LA County sets a historic flooding record with more on the way.Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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The Justice Department delivers criminal grand jury subpoenas to LA County election officials over a voter roll fight that's already been rejected by courts. More than a hundred structures are damaged in the aftermath of this week's coastal floods. LA County sets a historic flooding record with more on the way. Plus, more on Morning Edition.
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