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    LAX bans Uber and Lyft pickups

    Starting October 29, LAX won’t allow curbside pickup from companies like Uber and Lyft. To help relieve congestion, a frequently-running shuttle will bring passengers to a designated parking lot near Terminal 1.

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    Person smiling broadly wearing glasses and plaid shirt against ivy-covered wall background.By Steve Chiotakis • Oct 7, 2019 • 24m Listen

    Starting October 29, LAX won’t allow curbside pickup from companies like Uber and Lyft. To help relieve congestion, a frequently-running shuttle will bring passengers to a designated parking lot near Terminal 1.

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    3 stories
    1. 0:00

      LAX unveils new plan for curbside pickups… outside the terminal

      David Shalom and his wife, Claudia, shudder at the thought of having to board a bus with their 2-year-old daughter after a long flight to LAX.

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      9 min
    2. 8:33

      LA to forgive 2 million citations. How might that affect homelessness?

      The city and county of Los Angeles announced last week they’ll forgive 2 million citations and warrants for things like traffic violations and minor misdemeanors. L.A.

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      11 min
    3. 19:23

      Santa Ana wants to establish a police oversight commission

      Crime is on the rise in Santa Ana, and there have been several accusations of police misconduct. That’s why the ACLU and Republican City Councilmember Ceci Igelasias are pushing to establish a police oversight commission.

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      5 min
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    In this episode

    3 stories
    1. 0:009 min

      LAX unveils new plan for curbside pickups… outside the terminal

    2. 8:3311 min

      LA to forgive 2 million citations. How might that affect homelessness?

    3. 19:235 min

      Santa Ana wants to establish a police oversight commission

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