LA Mayor-Elect Raman is feeling the moment as she becomes the city's first mayor of Asian descent. Plus, the LA City Council race that's separated by less than 600 votes. Not everyone is happy about the Governor's decision to commute all death row sentences. Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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LA Mayor-Elect Raman is feeling the moment as she becomes the city's first mayor of Asian descent.&nbsp;Plus, the LA City Council race that's separated by less than 600 votes. Not everyone is happy about the Governor's decision to commute all death row sentences. Plus, more on Morning Edition.
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Raman celebrates victory, LA City Council race separated by 600 votes, Outrage at Newsom over death penalty— Morning Edition

A prominent defense attorney alleges the Long Beach Police Department “cannot be trusted” to disclose information about its officers. Marissa Roy is L.A.'s new city attorney. California Coastal Commission votes to build a seawall to protect the coastal railroad in San Clemente.

 Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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A prominent defense attorney alleges the Long Beach Police Department &ldquo;cannot be trusted&rdquo; to disclose information about its officers. Marissa Roy is L.A.'s new city attorney.&nbsp;California Coastal Commission votes to build a seawall to protect the coastal railroad in San Clemente.
&nbsp;Plus, more on Evening Edition.
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Defense attorney questions LBPD,  LA's new city attorney, San Clemente seawall fixes— Evening Edition

Orange County residents are bracing for more coastal flooding this weekend. Canadian rock icon Alanis Morissette brings her Butterfly with a Machete residency to the YouTube Theater. And we'll bring you a preview of the inaugural LA Chocolate festival.

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Orange County residents are bracing for more coastal flooding this weekend.&nbsp;Canadian rock icon Alanis Morissette brings her Butterfly with a Machete residency to the YouTube Theater.&nbsp;And we'll bring you a preview of the inaugural LA Chocolate festival.
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OC coastal flood advisory, Alanis Morisette residency at YouTube Theater, LA Chocolate festival— Afternoon Edition

LAist civics and democracy correspondent Frank Stoltze breaks down the mayoral race. Governor Gavin Newsom commuted the death sentences of 548 people to live in prison without the possibility of parole. Santa Ana shows support of making a sales tax raise permanent.

 Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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LAist civics and democracy correspondent Frank Stoltze breaks down the mayoral race. Governor Gavin Newsom commuted the death sentences of 548 people to live in prison without the possibility of parole. Santa Ana shows support of making a sales tax raise permanent.
&nbsp;Plus, more on Evening Edition.
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Raman celebrates victory, LA City Council race separated by 600 votes, Outrage at Newsom over death penalty— Morning Edition

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