Erik and Lyle Menendez will appear virtually in court today to ask for reconsideration of their life parole convictions. Orange County Correspondent Jill Replogle reports on an increasingly purple OC. Up to half an inch of rain is possible this week across Southern California. Plus. more.

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Erik and Lyle Menendez will appear virtually in court today to ask for reconsideration of their life parole convictions. Orange County Correspondent Jill Replogle reports on an increasingly purple OC. Up to half an inch of rain is possible this week across Southern California. Plus. more.
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The Menendez brothers get their day in court, Orange County turns nearly purple, rain in the early half of the week for Southern California — The A.M. Edition

The Rose Bowl is getting over a million dollars for Olympic upgrades to help prevent a stinky problem. The Dodgers get to sport their iconic blue colors outside the stadium. Where you can bring your kids and dogs to get a good beer in Orange County.

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The Rose Bowl is getting over a million dollars for Olympic upgrades to help prevent a stinky problem.&nbsp;The Dodgers get to sport their iconic blue colors outside the stadium. Where you can bring your kids and dogs to get a good beer in Orange County.
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Rose Bowl repairs ahead of LA28, Dodgers debut new road threads, OC craft breweries— Afternoon Edition

The newest poll in the LA Mayor race shows a lot of people still haven't made up their minds. Childcare providers have new state rules designed to protect families from federal immigration enforcement. The feds call out California after announcing big busts over hospice fraud. Plus, more from Morning Edition.

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The newest poll in the LA Mayor race shows a lot of people still haven't made up their minds. Childcare providers have new state rules designed to protect families from federal immigration enforcement.&nbsp;The feds call out California after announcing big busts over hospice fraud.&nbsp;Plus, more from Morning Edition.
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Many still undecided in LA Mayor race, New CA childcare protections from ICE, Burbank airport traffic— Morning Edition

L.A. County turns to private fundraising to cover health services after millions in budget cuts. Developers pull out of a controversial project in Monterey Park. Angelenos take to the internet and crown L.A.'s worst intersection. Plus, more from Evening Edition.

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L.A. County turns to private fundraising to cover health services after millions in budget cuts. Developers pull out of a controversial project in Monterey Park.&nbsp;Angelenos take to the internet and crown L.A.'s worst intersection.&nbsp;Plus, more from Evening Edition.
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The Menendez brothers get their day in court, Orange County turns nearly purple, rain in the early half of the week for Southern California — The A.M. Edition

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