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    Coronavirus fears in San Gabriel Valley

    More reported cases of novel coronavirus are popping up outside mainland China. More than 350 people have died. Health experts are warning of a pandemic. So far, reported cases in the LA area have been muted.

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    Person smiling broadly wearing glasses and plaid shirt against ivy-covered wall background.By Steve Chiotakis • Feb 3, 2020 • 25m Listen

    More reported cases of novel coronavirus are popping up outside mainland China. More than 350 people have died. Health experts are warning of a pandemic. So far, reported cases in the LA area have been muted. But fears about the possible spread of the virus are rattling the communities that dot the San Gabriel Valley.

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    1. 0:00

      Coronavirus rattles Chinese-American community in San Gabriel Valley

      From Alhambra to Monterey Park, residents all across the San Gabriel Valley are keeping a close watch on the mounting coronavirus outbreak in mainland China. Big celebrations have been cancelled. Stores have sold out of surgical masks.

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      8 min
    2. 8:31

      What are the big changes to California primary voting?

      Super Tuesday, March 3, will feature a host of states and their primaries, including California. LA County has many changes this time around. For one, it’s a lot earlier than it used to be.

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      10 min
    3. 18:40

      OC cities oppose state housing mandate

      The state of California wants cities in the southland to build 1.3 million new housing units in the next 10 years. That number is what the state Department of Housing and Community Development says is needed to cover the housing shortage.

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      6 min
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    In this episode

    3 stories
    1. 0:008 min

      Coronavirus rattles Chinese-American community in San Gabriel Valley

    2. 8:3110 min

      What are the big changes to California primary voting?

    3. 18:406 min

      OC cities oppose state housing mandate

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