Local officials remember Jimmy Carter. Santa Ana winds up to 50 miles per hour prompts a fire weather watch starting New Year’s Eve. A second Huntington Beach library initiative qualifies for the ballot. Plus, more.

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Local officials remember Jimmy Carter. Santa Ana winds up to 50 miles per hour prompts a fire weather watch starting New Year&rsquo;s Eve. A second Huntington Beach library initiative qualifies for the ballot. Plus, more.
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Los Angeles remembers Jimmy Carter, New Year’s fire weather watch, Huntington Beach library fight continues – The A.M. Edition

The latest on the fatal crash in Fullerton involving a small aircraft. New information on a 2020 mass murder at an illegal marijuana farm in Riverside County. We visit a one-of-a-kind train set built with scenes from L.A. that are not the most celebrated but will resonate with locals, and more.

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The latest on the fatal crash in Fullerton involving a small aircraft.&nbsp;New information on a 2020 mass murder at an illegal marijuana farm in Riverside County. We visit a one-of-a-kind train set built with scenes from L.A. that are not the most celebrated but will resonate with locals, and more.
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Latest on Fullerton plane crash, Details on 2020 Riverside mass murder, Toy train pays homage to SoCal — The Saturday Edition 

Little Saigon's first Vietnamese American representative was sworn in today. The reasoning behind Governor Newsom's executive order on processed foods. LAist food editor Gab Chabran offers a foodie forecast for 2025. Plus, more.

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Little Saigon's first Vietnamese American representative was sworn in today. The reasoning behind Governor Newsom's executive order on processed foods. LAist food editor Gab Chabran offers a foodie forecast for 2025. Plus, more.
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 Rep. Derek Tran is sworn into Congress; Gov. Newsom takes on ultra-processed foods; What food trends await in 2025?– The P.M. Edition

Mayor Karen Bass announces a new two-pronged plan to get more unhoused veterans inside. Huntington Beach and California fight over the extent of the city council’s power. LAist Food Editor Gab Chabrán tells us what to expect from the world of food in 2025. Plus, more.

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Mayor Karen Bass announces a new two-pronged plan to get more unhoused veterans inside. Huntington Beach and California fight over the extent of the city council&rsquo;s power. LAist Food Editor Gab Chabr&aacute;n tells us what to expect from the world of food in 2025. Plus, more.
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Huntington Beach vs. California showdowns continue, Mayor Bass wants landlords to accept veterans housing vouchers, Food predictions for 2025 – The A.M. Edition

Los Angeles remembers Jimmy Carter, New Year’s fire weather watch, Huntington Beach library fight continues – The A.M. Edition

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