L.A. County Supervisors are declaring a local emergency to address serious lack of staffing at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall. We'll take a bite out of some Persian holiday treats. We tell you how the melancholy cartoon became a holiday classic. Plus. more.

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L.A. County Supervisors are declaring a local emergency to address serious lack of staffing at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall. We'll take a bite out of some Persian holiday treats. We tell you how the melancholy cartoon became a holiday classic. Plus. more.
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LA County officials declare local emergency over Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, treat yourself to Persian sweets, what makes a Charlie Brown Christmas a holiday classic – The A.M. Edition

A new L.A. County Board of Supervisors proposal aims to restrict pet rent, fees and deposits. Days before Christmas Amazon workers at four SoCal warehouses are threatening to strike over union recognition. A California Science Center program preps students for life after high school. Plus, more.

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A new L.A. County Board of Supervisors proposal aims to restrict pet rent, fees and deposits. Days before Christmas Amazon workers at four SoCal warehouses are threatening to strike over union recognition. A California Science Center program preps students for life after high school. Plus, more.
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New pet protections proposed in L.A. County; Local Amazon workers threaten strike ahead of Christmas; California Science Center prepares students for life after high school – The P.M. Edition

Los Angeles County is suing the owners and operators of the troubled Chiquita Canyon Landfill over foul odors. LAist investigates the conflict of interest rules at LAHSA. We look into what makes “A Charlie Brown Christmas” an enduring part of the holiday season. Plus. more.

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Los Angeles County is suing the owners and operators of the troubled Chiquita Canyon Landfill over foul odors. LAist investigates the conflict of interest rules at LAHSA. We look into what makes &ldquo;A Charlie Brown Christmas&rdquo; an enduring part of the holiday season. Plus. more.
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  L.A. County files suit against local landfill; Investigating LAHSAs conflict of interest rules; How “A Charlie Brown Christmas” made it to air – The P.M. Edition

 The L.A. County public health department is launching a new program that could erase your outstanding medical debt. L.A.'s new District Attorney, Nathan Hochman, is talking about the Menendez brothers. AAA's predicting a record number of Americans will be hitting the road this holiday season, with nearly 120 million people traveling at least 50 miles from home. Plus, more.

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&nbsp;The L.A. County public health department is launching a new program that could erase your outstanding medical debt. L.A.'s new District Attorney, Nathan Hochman, is talking about the Menendez brothers. AAA's predicting a record number of Americans will be hitting the road this holiday season, with nearly 120 million people traveling at least 50 miles from home.&nbsp;Plus, more.
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LA County could erase hundreds of millions in medical debt, holiday travel kicks off Saturday, LA's new DA speaks out about the Menendez brothers– The A.M. Edition

LA County officials declare local emergency over Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, treat yourself to Persian sweets, what makes a Charlie Brown Christmas a holiday classic – The A.M. Edition

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