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When it gets hot in California, utilities are quick to tell you to watch your electricity use.

Powering L-A through a hot summer

When it gets hot in California, utilities are quick to tell you to watch your electricity use.

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Among the long list of ballot measures Californians will vote on this November is one that would put more restrictions on the porn industry.

Prop. 60 calls for condoms in porn

Among the long list of ballot measures Californians will vote on this November is one that would put more restrictions on the porn industry.

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The weather service predicted small hail, wind gusts over 50 miles per hour, torrential downpours for LA today -- and even weak tornados.  Evacuation orders were issued this morning…

Deluge Bears Down on Southland Foothills

The weather service predicted small hail, wind gusts over 50 miles per hour, torrential downpours for LA today -- and even weak tornados.  Evacuation orders were issued this morning…

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