Demonstrators hit the streets in LA, with some denouncing, and others celebrating the strikes in Iran. But California lawmakers say the President needs to be reined in. The surprise win for the top prize at the Actors Awards.Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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Demonstrators hit the streets in LA, with some denouncing, and others celebrating the strikes in Iran. But California lawmakers say the President needs to be reined in. The surprise win for the top prize at the Actors Awards. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Iran strikes spark LA demonstrations, CA Congressmembers demand Iran oversight, Actors Awards winners— Morning Edition

LA City leaders debate the future of homelessness funding as Mayor Bass issues a grave warning. Carson police rescue elderly people from a couple accused of widespread abuse. A new bill would ban California police from moonlighting with ICE.Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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LA City leaders debate the future of homelessness funding as Mayor Bass issues a grave warning. Carson police rescue elderly people from a couple accused of widespread abuse.&nbsp;A new bill would ban California police from moonlighting with ICE. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Future of LA homelessness funding, Elderly rescues in Carson, ICE moonlighting ban— Morning Edition

The head of L-A Department of Water and Power's steps down. Amid immigration arrests, a Downey man starts a bystander group. The Oscars are next weekend, but street closures in Hollywood start tomorrow. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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The head of L-A Department of Water and Power's steps down.&nbsp;Amid immigration arrests, a Downey man starts a bystander group. The Oscars are next weekend, but street closures in Hollywood start tomorrow.&nbsp;Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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LADWP CEO resigns, Inside Downey's ICE watchers, Oscars street closures start tomorrow — Evening Edition

Why L.A city leaders are discussing pulling funding from LAHSA today. L.A. county will shell out millions of dollars to pay lawsuits stemming from Sheriff's department car crashes. And how one local lawmaker is trying to bring the grizzly bear back to the Golden State.

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Why L.A city leaders are discussing pulling funding from LAHSA today. L.A. county will shell out millions of dollars to pay lawsuits stemming from Sheriff's department car crashes. And&nbsp;how one local lawmaker is trying to bring the grizzly bear back to the Golden State.
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Iran strikes spark LA demonstrations, CA Congressmembers demand Iran oversight, Actors Awards winners— Morning Edition

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