L.A. County's calling on the public to step up and adopt pets following a major animal rescue. Some tips for finding cheap gas in SoCal. And why you might be seeing more lizards crawling around lately.

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L.A. County's calling on the public to step up and adopt pets following a major animal rescue. Some tips for finding cheap gas in SoCal. And why you might be seeing more lizards crawling around lately.
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Push to adopt pets in LA, Cheap gas guide, Why more lizards are popping up — Afternoon Edition

LA takes center stage at a congressional hearing about fraud in homelessness funding. Gov. Newsom signs bills requiring insurance to cover smoke damage. Concerns about bus funding for the 2028 Olympics. Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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LA takes center stage at a congressional hearing about fraud in homelessness funding. Gov. Newsom signs bills requiring insurance to cover smoke damage. Concerns about bus funding for the 2028 Olympics. Plus, more on Evening Edition.
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Recapping Congress hearing on homelessness spending,  Smoke damage bills signed, A snag in bus plans for 2028 Olympics — Evening Edition

Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty in the case against Nick Reiner who is accused of murdering his parents Rob and Michele Reiner. New research shows a federal film and TV tax credit could boost the US economy. Scientists are sounding the alarm about this winter's El Niño.

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Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty in the case against Nick Reiner who is accused of murdering his parents Rob and Michele Reiner. New research shows a federal film and TV tax credit could boost the US economy. Scientists are sounding the alarm about this winter's El Ni&ntilde;o.
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No death penalty in Nick Reiner case, Research projects federal film and TV tax credit to boost US economy,  El Niño and other forces could lead to more coastal erosion —Afternoon Edition

It was a record-setting night at the Emmys. Homes in La Habra Heights are destroyed by a fast-moving brush fire. More houses are red tagged in Dana Point, and people trying to save their homes are frustrated with red tape. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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It was a record-setting night at the Emmys. Homes in La Habra Heights are destroyed by a fast-moving brush fire. More houses are red tagged in Dana Point, and people trying to save their homes are frustrated with red tape. Plus, more on Morning Edition.
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Push to adopt pets in LA, Cheap gas guide, Why more lizards are popping up — Afternoon Edition

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