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LA's potentially historic voter turnout, LA CD9 still too close to call, Annenberg Crossing welcomes new visitor — Evening Edition
Why the turnout for the L.A. mayor race could be historic. We're watching the results to replace Curren Price in LA city council district 9. And the Annenberg Wildlife Crossing isn't open yet, but it's already working as intended. Plus, more on Evening Edition. Support The L.A. Report by donatin…
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Luna leads in LACO Sheriff race, Update on LA peace ambassador case accused of being gang leader, CSU faculty union voting— Afternoon Edition
An L.A peace ambassador is speaking out after federal prosecutors accused him of being a gang leader. Incumbent LA County Sheriff Robert Luna appears to have secured his seat for four more years. And voting is underway for Cal State University's largest union to ratify a contract deal. Support Th…
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LA Mayor's race too close to call, Becerra wins CA Gov race, Prop 40 results— Morning Edition
The LA Mayor's race is too close to call, but Nithya Raman is in the lead. Xavier Becerra will be California's next governor. Plus, results from the biggest races and ballot initiatives from Election Day on Morning Edition. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting http…
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Voters weigh in on this election, Election monitors at CA polls, Waymo expands to South Bay — Evening Edition
LAist has been at the polls hearing from voters. The feds are sending election monitors to California, and the state's responded with its own observers. Waymo's now expanded to much of the South Bay and South L.A. Plus, more on Evening Edition. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join…
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More coastal flooding likely this winter for SoCal coasts, Neighbors protecting Boyle Heights voters, LA rams welcome back Myles Garret— Afternoon Edition
SoCal coasts have been pounded by high surf recently; why experts say this is only a preview of what's to come this winter. How neighbors in Boyle Heights are stepping up to protect people's right to vote. And the LA rams welcome back star pass rusher Myles Garret to practice. Support The L.A. Rep…
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Election Day final stretch, Early turnout beating expectations, UCLA women begin title defense— Morning Edition
The Supreme Court refuses to get involved in the Trump Administration's last-minute, failed attempts to segregate thousands of California ballots. The candidates in the LA Mayor's race make their final pitches. Voting turnout is already breaking expectations.Plus, more on Morning Edition. Support …
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SCOTUS rejects appeal to set aside LA ballots, Airbnb and LA elections, LA's pilot program for indie films extended — Evening Edition
The latest on the DOJ's last minute attempt to investigate California's voter rolls. Airbnb is spending big money in an attempt to influence local L.A. races. The city of L.A.'s extending a pilot program to save money for indie filmmakers. Plus, more on Evening Edition. Support The L.A. Report by …
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Which LA candidates Airbnb has backed, LA mayoral candidates talk to voters, Musical honors civil rights icon Dolores Huerta — Afternoon Edition
Airbnb has poured a lot of money into local races in LA. LA's mayoral candidates are giving their final pitches to voters. And a musical touring LA is honoring the late labor leader and civil rights icon Dolores Huerta. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https:/…
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Outrage over NoHo ICE encounter, 2nd Palisades Fire trial begins, Rams beat Chargers— Morning Edition
Analysts have studied the feds' list of alleged noncitizen voters in California, and they say it's not accurate at all. LA City leaders demand an investigation after a suspected ICE agent is caught pointing a gun in a bystander's face. A second trial begins for the man accused of starting the flame…
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UCLA disputes DoJ voter claims, LBC sewage spill, LA Karaoke league -- Sunday Edition
An analysis by UCLA's Voting Rights Project has found errors in a Department of Justice list of some 20,000 people it claims may be noncitizens voting in California. A main break sewage spill has closed all Long Beach coastal swimming areas, including beaches. We hang out with the LA Karaoke league…
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