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Episode 350
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Mobile Homeowners Left. Struggling After L.A. Fires
Season 2025
Episode 337
After the Palisades Fire destroyed two coastal L.A. mobile home parks, displaced residents face steep challenges. With limited insurance, unresponsive park owners, and unclear rebuilding timelines, many struggle to return. Lawmakers are pushing for relief funds to help those left out of federal aid.
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Black Caucus reintroduces 16 equity bills, steering clear of cash reparations.
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Salmon bans and crab fishing restrictions force fishing towns to find new income.
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Newsom pushes for $40B in federal aid to rebuild LA after wildfires.
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New bill would make threats to schools or churches easier to prosecute.
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Trump moves against CA climate programs that clash with his energy plans.
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California lawmakers advance a bill to ban declawing cats.
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Newsom speeds up wildfire prevention projects with $170M in funding.
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Newsom sues Trump, arguing sweeping tariffs are unconstitutional.
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Salmon fishing shuttered again as Chinook collapse worsens in California.
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Kaiser mental health workers resume negotiations after 6 months of striking.
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A new bill could allow bars in some cities to serve alcohol until 4 a.m.
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Six years after a court ruling, Santa Monica still uses a disputed election system.
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