Weekend Edition host Josie Huang on watching the lot of her Altadena home cleared after the Eaton Fire.

Weekend Edition host Josie Huang on watching the lot of her Altadena home cleared after the Eaton Fire.

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Clearing my Altadena lot: A milestone in letting go

Former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do is scheduled to be sentenced on June 9 after pleading guilty to a felony bribery charge for receiving kickbacks. Now, county agencies are reviewing more than a thousand contracts approved under Do’s supervision. Jill Replogle has details.

Former Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do is scheduled to be sentenced on June 9 after pleading guilty to a felony bribery charge for receiving kickbacks. Now, county agencies are reviewing more than a thousand contracts approved under Do&rsquo;s supervision. Jill Replogle has details.

The businesses facing scrutiny in wake of a supervisor's crime

About $700K has already been spent on the Great Park project. Yusra Farzan explains why that's raising eyebrows. 

About $700K has already been spent on the Great Park project. Yusra Farzan explains why that's raising eyebrows.&nbsp;

Why Irvine's ambitious gondola plan is creating controvery

Grasses are now dry enough to burn across much of the inland areas from L.A. to Merced counties, signalling a return of fire season. Is that normal? Fuels are drying as temperatures are climbing, as is often the case this time of year. When will large fires show up? Later in the summer or early fall, when larger fuels dry out and strong winds come along, creating unstoppable and destructive conflagrations.

Grasses are now dry enough to burn across much of the inland areas from L.A. to Merced counties, signalling a return of fire season.&nbsp;Is that normal? Fuels are drying as temperatures are climbing, as is often the case this time of year. When will large fires show up? Later in the summer or early fall, when larger fuels dry out and strong winds come along, creating unstoppable and destructive conflagrations.

Clearing my Altadena lot: A milestone in letting go

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