New data shows Uber and Lyft drivers are working less since Waymos came around. The O.C. book fair is coming back next month. And a smashburger at Grand Central Market is taking on a Filipino twist.

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New data shows Uber and Lyft drivers are working less since Waymos came around.&nbsp;The O.C. book fair is coming back next month. And a smashburger at Grand Central Market is taking on a Filipino twist.
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Uber and Lyft drivers work less with Waymos, OC book fair returns, The lumpia smashburger taking over Grand Central Market— Afternoon Edition

L.A Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive directive today to create the city's first ever unified call center for crisis response. Raid response network SELA releases their numbers on ICE documentation. The Metro board voted to rename the Pershing Square Metro station after Bridget “Biddy” Mason, a woman who went from enslavement to owning much of what’s now downtown Los Angeles. Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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L.A Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive directive today to create the city's first ever unified call center for crisis response. Raid response network SELA releases their numbers on ICE documentation.&nbsp;The Metro board voted to rename the Pershing Square Metro station after Bridget &ldquo;Biddy&rdquo; Mason, a woman who went from enslavement to owning much of what&rsquo;s now downtown Los Angeles. Plus, more on Evening Edition.
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Bass creates crisis call center, ICE documentation, Pershing Square station renamed — Evening Edition

SoCal is cleaning up from all kinds of wicked weather including lightning hail and more. Plus, a major federal bust in the Southland targeting billions in alleged medical fraud. Rob Bonta announces his own crackdown and says the feds aren't giving California any credit.Plus, more on Morning Edition.

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SoCal is cleaning up from all kinds of wicked weather including lightning hail and more. Plus, a major federal bust in the Southland targeting billions in alleged medical fraud. Rob Bonta announces his own crackdown and says the feds aren't giving California any credit. Plus, more on Morning Edition.
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Tornado-like damage across SoCal, Dueling federal & state fraud busts, Cole's French Dip returns— Morning Edition

Founder of a Culver City nonprofit pleaded not guilty to allegedly misappropriating millions of dollars in public funds intended for homeless housing. A survey from the nonprofit Department of Angels found that only 1% of people who lost their home in the Eaton and Palisades fires have moved back. 15 people were charged in SoCal for allegedly committing healthcare fraud totaling nearly $2 billion dollars. Plus, more on Evening Edition.

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Founder of a Culver City nonprofit pleaded not guilty to allegedly misappropriating millions of dollars in public funds intended for homeless housing. A survey from the nonprofit Department of Angels found that only 1% of people who lost their home in the Eaton and Palisades fires have moved back. 15 people were charged in SoCal for allegedly committing healthcare fraud totaling nearly $2 billion dollars. Plus, more on Evening Edition.
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Uber and Lyft drivers work less with Waymos, OC book fair returns, The lumpia smashburger taking over Grand Central Market— Afternoon Edition

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