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Federal Plan Mandates Colorado River Water Cuts Amid Drought
A new federal plan requires California, Nevada and Arizona to cut 1.25 million acre-feet of Colorado River water annually. The measure aims to stabilize supplies but leaves many users facing uncertainty over future availability.
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Woman Reports Assault and Robbery at Hollywood 7-Eleven
Destiny Valderrama described being attacked inside a Hollywood 7-Eleven after leaving a quinceañera, with the incident captured on video and no arrests made so far.
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Rising Costs Mark Labor Day Travel Peak at LAX
Domestic travel expenses climbed this Labor Day period, with Southern California gasoline averaging $5.86 per gallon and popular routes seeing round-trip airfares near $800.
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LAUSD Blocks Generative AI Tools on Student Laptops and Tablets
Los Angeles Unified School District has barred an estimated 378,000 students from using generative AI tools on district devices via web-filtering software, a change announced Tuesday that caught officials off guard.
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Congresswoman Calls for State Inspections at Adelanto Detention Center
Representative Norma Torres has asked state authorities to conduct more frequent reviews of conditions at the Adelanto ICE Processing Center, citing ongoing detainee reports of inadequate care despite a court order.