A leak of an unknown orange chemical in La Habra triggered a shelter in place order earlier today. Metrolink is raising prices for the first time in 13 years. A bill to regulate how police use Flock cameras fails. Plus, more on the Evening Edition.

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A leak of an unknown orange chemical in La Habra triggered a shelter in place order earlier today.&nbsp;Metrolink is raising prices for the first time in 13 years.&nbsp;A bill to regulate how police use Flock cameras fails.&nbsp;Plus, more on the Evening Edition.
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