South Pasadena residents are urging their city council to end its contracts with Flock Safety that operates AI-powered automated license plate readers. The company behind Labubu dolls have announced their first U.S. headquarters in Culver City. LAist senior editor Rene Lynch talks about her unique way of organizing her freezer.

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South Pasadena residents are urging their city council to end its contracts with Flock Safety that operates AI-powered automated license plate readers. The company behind Labubu dolls have announced their first U.S. headquarters in Culver City. LAist senior editor Rene Lynch talks about her unique way of organizing her freezer.
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