Orange County continues to deal with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Marie. Challenges remain for California's bilingual teachers. Senator Alex Padilla reflects on being acting L-A mayor during the September 11 attacks. Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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Orange County continues to deal with the aftermath of Tropical Storm Marie.&nbsp;Challenges remain for California's bilingual teachers. Senator Alex Padilla reflects on being acting L-A mayor during the September 11 attacks.&nbsp;Plus, more on Evening Edition.
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Emergencies declared in OC, Bilingual education, Padilla reflects on 9/11 in LA — Evening Edition

Homeless veterans in L.A. scored a victory Friday after an appeals court ruling striking that clears the way for housing construction on a VA campus. Santa Monica’s inaugural Ocean Way music festival was canceled because of beach erosion. People with the surname, Tanaka, are invited to gather at Irvine’s Tanaka Farms next weekend. Plus, more.

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Homeless veterans in L.A. scored a victory Friday after an appeals court ruling striking that clears the way for housing construction on a VA campus. Santa Monica&rsquo;s inaugural Ocean Way music festival was canceled because of beach erosion. People with the surname, Tanaka, are invited to gather at Irvine&rsquo;s Tanaka Farms next weekend. Plus, more.
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Homeless veterans court victory, Ocean Way canceled, A 'Tanaka' gathering in Irvine — Saturday Edition

A new memo from the Department of Homeland Security is putting international students in a tough spot with jobs. Plus, Newport Beach is cracking down on 'teen takeovers.' And why street vendors have become the center of a political debate here in L.A.

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A new memo from the Department of Homeland Security is putting international students in a tough spot with jobs.&nbsp;Plus, Newport Beach is cracking down on 'teen takeovers.' And&nbsp;why street vendors have become the center of a political debate here in L.A.
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New DHS memo puts international students in limbo for jobs, Newport Beach cracks down on teen takeovers, Street vendors 101 — Afternoon Edition

A third coastal city is now under a state of emergency because of this week's devastating waves. Parents are pulling their kids from school because their classrooms have no AC during a heatwave. An OC mom is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands from a high school football team.Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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A third coastal city is now under a state of emergency because of this week's devastating waves.&nbsp;Parents are pulling their kids from school because their classrooms have no AC during a heatwave.&nbsp;An OC mom is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands from a high school football team. Plus, more on Morning Edition.
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Emergencies declared in OC, Bilingual education, Padilla reflects on 9/11 in LA — Evening Edition

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