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Metro Editor, Southern California News Group. Also, huge 80s pop music fan -- though a very narrow slice of it (UK 80s pop). Riding a bike is fun, too.
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Altadena survivors have wheels, will travel for Eaton fire rebuilding aid Original

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By Ryan Carter Verified
| Pasadena Star-News Verified
With an end to the legislative session in Sacramento fast approaching, a coalition of Eaton fire survivors is hitting the road. Their goal: Convince lawmakers to set aside millions to help rebuild the scorched earth. Dena Rise Up Coalition set off by bus Tuesday morning with dozens of Eaton fire survivors, residents, workers, faith leaders and community advocates. Their destination is Sacramento, to advocate for $25 million for the Community Aid for Rebuilding Equity Fund.
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After ‘wake-up call,’ a Southern California city seeks guardrails against foreign influence. Here’s why it matters Original

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By Anissa Rivera Verified, Ryan Carter Verified
| Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Verified
The moment is still freshly singed into Arcadia Mayor Paul P. Cheng‘s memory: A top elected official of his city pleaded guilty to a federal felony count of acting as an unregistered illegal agent for the People’s Republic of China. Former Mayor Eileen Wang‘s May plea was a seismic jolt for the small foothill city that Cheng now leads, where he, among many, tout their pride in being American while celebrating the city’s majority Asian demographic.
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Who is James Su, the West Covina media executive linked to FBI probe? Original

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By Anissa Rivera Verified, Ryan Carter Verified, Ellen Wang
| San Gabriel Valley Tribune Verified
Online images of James Yantao Su show him posing with artists and bankers at film premiers from Los Angeles to London, and attending community events in the San Gabriel Valley sponsored by the West Covina company he founded in 1993, EDI Media Inc. The images offer a glimpse at a 56-year-old businessman whose firm touts itself as one of the largest Chinese-media platforms in the U.S., with content online, TV, radio and print, with a reach into 30 countries.
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