Officials declare Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall conditions "unsuitable" and order its closure. OC Supervisor Andrew Do directed taxpayer funds to a nonprofit for work the county says was never done. Erik & Lyle Menendez's family call for resentencing. Plus, more.



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Officials declare Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall conditions "unsuitable" and order its closure. OC Supervisor Andrew Do directed taxpayer funds to a nonprofit for work the county says was never done. Erik &amp; Lyle Menendez's family call for resentencing. Plus, more. 
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Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall "unsuitable" conditions; OC says taxpayer funded services never completed; Menendez brothers' family ask for early release — The P.M. Edition

 O.C. Supervisor Andrew Do's wife was hired for a $275,000 contract, but the county says her work was never turned in. The family of the Menendez brothers will call for the release of the brothers today. Students at one O.C. high school have started a petition to get rid of a new bathroom policy. Plus more. 

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O.C. Supervisor Andrew Do's wife was hired for a $275,000 contract, but the county says her work was never turned in. The family of the Menendez brothers will call for the release of the brothers today. Students at one O.C. high school have started a petition to get rid of a new bathroom policy. Plus more. 
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Another twist in the saga of OC Supervisor Andrew Do, Menendez brothers case update, OC high school implements controversial digital hall pass — The A.M. Edition

A Fullerton city council candidate was arrested for allegedly falsifying information. Reports show Santa Ana's police union spent over $100K to reelect the mayor & another candidate. Latest on Kevin de León vs. Ysabel Jurado's LA City Council race. Plus, more.

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A Fullerton city council candidate was arrested for allegedly falsifying information. Reports show Santa Ana's police union spent over $100K to reelect the mayor &amp; another candidate. Latest on Kevin de León vs. Ysabel Jurado's LA City Council race. Plus, more.
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Fullerton city council candidate arrested; Santa Ana election donations under scrutiny; Contentious LA City Council race — The P.M. Edition

Governor Newsom signed a law yesterday aimed at lowering gas prices, calling out big oil companies for lying to consumers. A progressive city council candidate has high hopes for this November. A vending machine that feeds your imagination. Plus more. 



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Governor Newsom signed a law yesterday aimed at lowering gas prices, calling out big oil companies for lying to consumers. A progressive city council candidate has high hopes for this November. A vending machine that feeds your imagination. Plus more. 
 
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Governor Newsom takes aim at high gas prices, candidate Ysabel Jurado has high hopes for CD14 race, Alhambra's newest library vending machine— The A.M. Edition

Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall "unsuitable" conditions; OC says taxpayer funded services never completed; Menendez brothers' family ask for early release — The P.M. Edition

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