LA's embattled homeless agency will continue to handle federal homelessness money for now. We'll talk about the newest stop motion film Wildwood and why critics are singing it's praises but the box office numbers aren't adding up. And the B-52's are getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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LA's embattled homeless agency will continue to handle federal homelessness money for now.&nbsp;We'll talk about the newest stop motion film Wildwood and why critics are singing it's praises but the box office numbers aren't adding up. And the B-52's are getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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Judge keeps LAHSA running, 'Wildwood' low box office turnout, B-52's get Hollywood Walk of Fame star— Afternoon Edition

An analysis by UCLA's Voting Rights Project has found errors in a Department of Justice list of some 20,000 people it claims may be noncitizens voting in California. A main break sewage spill has closed all Long Beach coastal swimming areas, including beaches. We hang out with the LA Karaoke league, where singing is a competitive sport. Plus, more.

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An analysis by UCLA's Voting Rights Project has found errors in a Department of Justice list of some 20,000 people it claims may be noncitizens voting in California. A main break sewage spill has closed all Long Beach coastal swimming areas, including beaches. We hang out with the LA Karaoke league, where singing is a competitive sport. Plus, more.
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UCLA disputes DoJ voter claims, LBC sewage spill, LA Karaoke league -- Sunday Edition

A California judge has ordered the federal government to stop threatening California election workers. Los Angeles has had a record twelve days of coastal flooding this year, but what’s in store for the rest of the season? The last gay bar in Pasadena closes down tonight, and goes out with a bang. Plus, more.

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A California judge has ordered the federal government to stop threatening California election workers. Los Angeles has had a record twelve days of coastal flooding this year, but what&rsquo;s in store for the rest of the season? The last gay bar in Pasadena closes down tonight, and goes out with a bang. Plus, more.
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Judge halts DoJ elex threats, Coastal flooding outlook, Pasadena’s last gay bar closes — Saturday Edition

The number of people sleeping on California’s streets dropped this year for the second year in a row. Garment workers in L.A. are asking Olympic organizing to source locally. California Public Utilities Commission pulled back its multi-million dollar grand for high speed internet on Catalina Island. Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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The number of people sleeping on California&rsquo;s streets dropped this year for the second year in a row. Garment workers in L.A. are asking Olympic organizing to source locally. California Public Utilities Commission pulled back its multi-million dollar grand for high speed internet on Catalina Island. Plus, more on Evening Edition.
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Judge keeps LAHSA running, 'Wildwood' low box office turnout, B-52's get Hollywood Walk of Fame star— Afternoon Edition

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