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Killing of Catalina Island deer will go forward despite last-minute appeals
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· September 2, 2026
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A judge tentatively rejected a request for a temporary halt to the eradication of all mule deer on Catalina Island. Meanwhile, a Los Angeles County supervisor has asked the governor to step in.
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Key points Meanwhile, a Los Angeles County supervisor has asked the governor to step in. A judge tentatively rejected a request for a temporary halt to the eradication of all mule deer on Catalina Island. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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