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The rain will be nothing like the relatively modest storms that have brought largely beneficial rain to Southern California the last two weeks. Forecasters suggest avoiding travel if possible on Thursday.
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A federal judge grants UC students a short-term win, blocking Elon Musk’s DOGE team from Education Department loan data.
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For a future article, we are looking for stories about how ADUs are helping Angelenos who lost their homes in the recent wildfires.
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In Southern California and across the country on Monday, dozens of businesses nationwide closed, schools reported lower attendance and families put off trips to the grocery store in observance of “A day without immigrants.”
