Should fire survivors join lawsuits? We have a guide to help. Why some are pushing for a historic district in Altadena. A local professor unearthed a ballad her great great grandfather wrote 100 years ago that resonates deeply today. Plus, more.

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Is it smart for fire survivors to sue?, Altadena historic designation moves forward, 100-year old ballad on deportation unearthed — The P.M. Edition

L.A. city council looks at how large property companies may make it harder to own a home. A new study shows how dramatically domestic workers are underpaid in California. And the L-A Controller is warns the city is hundreds of million dollars over budget. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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L.A. city council looks at how large property companies may make it harder to own a home. A new study shows how dramatically domestic workers are underpaid in California.&nbsp;And the L-A Controller is warns the city is hundreds of million dollars over budget.&nbsp;Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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Large companies' role in LA's housing crisis, CA domestic workers underpaid, LA controller warns of big deficit — Evening Edition

A beloved restaurant in Malibu that survived the Palisades fire is finally reopening. Where you can watch the Oscars in L.A. this weekend. And for Food Friday how donuts became an Eid tradition here in SoCal.

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A beloved restaurant in Malibu that survived the Palisades fire is finally reopening.&nbsp;Where you can watch the Oscars in L.A. this weekend. And for Food Friday how donuts became an Eid tradition here in SoCal.
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Duke's Malibu reopens, Oscars watch party, Donuts a SoCal Eid tradition— Afternoon Edition

LA's heatwave hits a second day and HVAC repair pros are staffing up. Folks in LA County are dying younger than they were a decade ago. LA Unified's acting superintendent commits to supporting immigrant families.Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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LA's heatwave hits a second day and HVAC repair pros are staffing up. Folks in LA County are dying younger than they were a decade ago. LA Unified's acting superintendent commits to supporting immigrant families. Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Is it smart for fire survivors to sue?, Altadena historic designation moves forward, 100-year old ballad on deportation unearthed — The P.M. Edition

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