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Heavy surf and high tides hit beaches Topline: Heavy surf, high tides and rip currents have done some damage to the Southern California
School district's soil cleanup plan draws anger Topline: Pasadena school district officials say 193 trees across 11 campuses need to be removed to clean up soil contaminated by the Eaton Fire.
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Air regulators cited an oil recycling facility Topline: Air quality regulators say an oil recycling facility in Compton violated pollution rules and improperly maintained some of its equipment.
Air quality regulators say an oil recycling facility in Compton violated pollution rules and improperly maintained some of its equipment.
School board attempts to save dozens of trees Topline: Pasadena residents fighting a school district plan to remove nearly 200 trees scored a win Thursday night.
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The district had said nearly 200 trees needed to be removed to clean up contaminated soil.
By: Erin Stone
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L.A. on path to phasing it out ... again Topline: The Los Angeles City Council took a first step Tuesday to reinstate a law that
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