A new policy to root out deputy gangs in the L.A County Sheriff's Department is under scrutiny. California is suing ExxonMobil saying they lied about recyclables. Rapper T.I says you truly can have whatever you like. Plus more. 



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A new policy to root out deputy gangs in the L.A County Sheriff's Department is under scrutiny. California is suing ExxonMobil saying they lied about recyclables. Rapper T.I says you truly can have whatever you like. Plus more. 
 
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LASD new anti-gang policy faces criticism, CA sues ExxonMobil for lies, Rapper T.I wins lawsuit against toy company — The A.M. Edition

A judge sides with LA housing advocates who say the city broke the law in blocking new affordable housing. Gov. Newsom signs a spate of bills aimed to increase gun control. Dodger Shohei Othani's 50th home run ball goes up for auction. Plus, more.

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A judge sides with LA housing advocates who say the city broke the law in blocking new affordable housing. Gov. Newsom signs a spate of bills aimed to increase gun control. Dodger Shohei Othani's 50th home run ball goes up for auction. Plus, more.
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Judge rules LA broke law by blocking affordable housing; Newsom signs gun control bills; Ohtani's 50th home run ball on auction — The P.M. Edition

The man accused of murder after allegedly hijacking a Metro bus in South Los Angeles has been identified as LaMont Campbell. There's a new case of dengue reported in Panorama City. Shohei Ohtani's record-breaking ball could be yours, if you have deep pockets. Plus more. 

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The man accused of murder after allegedly hijacking a Metro bus in South Los Angeles has been identified as LaMont Campbell. There's a new case of dengue reported in Panorama City. Shohei Ohtani's record-breaking ball could be yours, if you have deep pockets. Plus more. 
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Man identified in hijacking of Metro bus,  new case of dengue in Southland, Shohei Ohtani's 50-50 ball up for auction— The A.M. Edition

A federal judge tells tenants at the West Los Angeles VA campus who don't serve veterans to get ready to leave to make way for housing. L.A. County expands climate emergency shelter program to open all year. L.A. has a new historic landmark. Plus, more.

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A federal judge tells tenants at the West Los Angeles VA campus who don't serve veterans to get ready to leave to make way for housing. L.A. County expands climate emergency shelter program to open all year. L.A. has a new historic landmark. Plus, more.
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Judge tells outside groups to leave VA campus; LA County Supes approve year-round "climate shelters"; Centuries old "Old Glory" oak tree becomes LA landmark— The P.M. Edition

LASD new anti-gang policy faces criticism, CA sues ExxonMobil for lies, Rapper T.I wins lawsuit against toy company — The A.M. Edition

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