LA Times

Ex-players root for Pac-12 football group to succeed with list of demands

Ex-players root for Pac-12 football group to succeed with list of demands, Pac-12 football players release list of demands to avoid boycott, Anthony Davis, Lakers top Jazz to secure top seed in Western Conference, Dodgers let Padres get away late and come up short in loss, Patrick Beverley is making presence known again for Clippers, Angels' Shohei Ohtani won't go on injured list although MRI results aren't revealed, Hernández: Radar gun reveals the scope of Shohei Ohtani's comeback struggle, Plaschke: Bubble life couldn't diminish the passion of Lakers-Clippers rivalry, Column: What's wrong with game? Let Joe Kelly count the ways, Elliott: How many positive COVID-19 tests would it take to shut down sports again?, Clippers' Montrezl Harrell continues to work through grief away from team, Five takeaways from the Lakers' loss to the Raptors, Five takeaways from the Clippers' victory over the Pelicans, Lakers' offense is stifled and struggles vs. Raptors continue with missed opportunity, Clayton Kershaw sharp in his season debut as Dodgers defeat Diamondbacks, Cody Bellinger sits, but Dodgers still roll to 11-2 win over Diamondbacks, Highly touted prospect Jo Adell expected to join Angels on road trip, Shohei Ohtani gets MRI test on pitching arm following dismal start in Angels loss, Complete coverage: Coronavirus makes major impact on sports across the world, Want to hold a college football season? Play fewer games and schedule accordingly, USC-UCLA opener likely to be moved to later in season, Mike Bohn says, ESPN's Mike Breen: Lakers, Clippers have historic opportunity in NBA's Orlando bubble, UCLA's Chris Smith withdraws name from NBA draft, will play senior season with Bruins, Group of Pac-12 players to demand safety measures from conference, boycott is a possibility, Rams optimistic star cornerback Jalen Ramsey will agree to an extension soon, Coronavirus is knocking MLB teams out of the park. What happens when playoffs start?, High school football participation continues decline in California, WCC introduces 'Russell Rule' to drive diversity hiring in athletics, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and partners buy XFL for $15 million, High school sports update: JSerra coach Pat Harlow recovers from COVID-19, In the oddest of seasons, here are the biggest questions as NFL training camps open, This day in sports: Mary Lou Retton wins all-around gold at L.A. Olympics, Left-hander Anthony Joya of Banning commits to Cal State Fullerton, Swapping stories with former football coaches Bill Redell and Harry Welch, Parental dilemma: Relying on private coaches during the COVID-19 pandemic, Weekly Update: City Section football coaches want earlier start date, PGA Tour aims to be the next frontier for rampant legal gambling despite risks, Coach Sean McVay now optimistic Rams can play while adhering to health protocols, Angels closer Hansel Robles is alarmingly ineffective, and Joe Maddon is concerned, Will Raiders' Derek Carr be looking over shoulder at Marcus Mariota?, This day in sports: Yankees catcher Thurman Munson killed in plane crash, Angels win, but coronavirus still playing havoc with MLB, Sparks start slowly again and can't complete comeback in loss to Storm, Paul George's 28 points power Clippers to rout of Pelicans in NBA bubble, Bob Baffert's Thousand Words is a surprise winner in Shared Belief Stakes at Del Mar

Sports Head Lines Tue, Jul 07, 2020

Column One: How scientists revived an old-school treatment for a 21st century pandemic

Column One: How scientists revived an old-school treatment for a 21st century pandemic, SpaceX capsule with astronauts aboard heads back to Earth, Why it's time for scientists to become cinematic superheroes, Those coronavirus vaccines leading the race? Don't ditch the masks quite yet, California breaks coronavirus death record for fourth time this month, California again breaks record for most coronavirus deaths in a single day, Meet Perseverance, JPL's newest Mars rover, How will the COVID-19 pandemic end?, The more we stay home, the less the coronavirus spreads. Here's the evidence, NIH delves into COVID-19 racial disparities with 'All of Us', Pandemic to hit 'Grey's Anatomy,' amplifying COVID-19 stories from medical workers, Wearing masks could help you avoid major illness even if you get coronavirus, experts say, 15 L.A. County children sickened by rare coronavirus-related inflammatory syndrome, An expert debunks myths about wearing face masks to combat the coronavirus, Clinical trial results indicate Moderna coronavirus vaccine is on the right track, A plasma shot could prevent coronavirus. But feds and makers won't act, scientists say, How dexamethasone might lead researchers to better COVID-19 treatments, China aims to 'lead the world' by winning the coronavirus vaccine race, Nearly 160 coronavirus vaccines are in the works. Here's a closer look at the science, How doctors use stories to help them cope with the coronavirus crisis, Op-Ed: Going to Mars in a time of pandemic, The pressure is on for COVID-19 vaccine trials to reflect U.S. diversity, Coronavirus now spreading faster in suburbs like Orange County than in L.A. County, Will children spread COVID-19 if they go back to school?, A UC Riverside researcher may have discovered a way to save our citrus trees, California fails to protect Latino workers as coronavirus ravages communities of color, Masks offer much more protection against coronavirus than many think, Chance of big San Andreas earthquake increased by Ridgecrest temblors, study suggests, Mexico City was once the realm of the mammoth, Latinos now twice as likely as whites to get coronavirus in L.A. County, CDC data reveal another racial disparity for COVID-19 victims — age at death, Los bares y las comidas en restaurantes podrían permanecer cerrados en el futuro cercano por el coronavirus, Column One: Coronavirus may be creating better bosses, who talk less and listen more, World Health Organization acknowledges that coronavirus can linger in the air, COVID-19 and blood type: What's the link?, As COVID-19 testing soars, Americans are forced to wait longer for results, With coronavirus surging, bars and indoor dining could remain closed for the foreseeable future, L.A. County records highest daily coronavirus death toll in at least a month, A nurse's plea: 'Please tell me my life is worth a LITTLE of your discomfort?', Coronavirus crisis disrupts treatment for another epidemic: Addiction, Scientists say WHO ignores the risk that coronavirus floats in air as aerosol, Californians are losing their fear of the coronavirus, setting the stage for disaster, It's not just coronavirus: America repeatedly fails at public health, The coronavirus has changed since it left Wuhan. Is it more infectious?, How secret deals could keep a COVID-19 drug out of reach for millions, COVID-19 deaths in the U.S. may be 28% higher than official count, study estimates, Now you can see the relationship between reopening policies and COVID-19 cases, How the nation's newest doctors are coping with disruptions caused by COVID-19, Can at-home tests reduce rates of cervical cancer?, AIDS activists feel sense of déjà-vu as they watch the coronavirus policy battle unfold

Los Angeles Times science Tue, Jul 21, 2020

'They can't silence us.' Instagram accounts recount racism at L.A.'s elite private schools

'They can't silence us.' Instagram accounts recount racism at L.A.'s elite private schools, L.A. Affairs: How 20 weeks of quarantine healed my marriage, Rejoice! Rihanna has expanded her empire with inclusive skin-care line Fenty Skin, Big fashion says it's fighting racism. Black streetwear designers say not hard enough, Josef Centeno's Orsa & Winston is The Times' Restaurant of the Year, Team behind Post & Beam receives The Times' fourth Gold Award, Make a socially distanced day trip to this dreamy sculpture exhibit in Corona del Mar, 57 cool walks in L.A. that get you 10,000 steps, L.A. Affairs:  I wanted him. He didn't want a 'girlfriend', L.A. Affairs: I went on 46 bad blind dates. And then Mr. 47 showed up., L.A. Affairs: He was an L.A. guy who had it all. Was I dating a unicorn?, Full bladders, closed bathrooms. Strategies for peeing while out during coronavirus, The best advice for the three most common coronavirus relationship issues, Pro-level tips for your next virtual happy hour or party, This farmer in Pomona will inspire you to plant your own garden, no matter how small, This L.A. music producer is obsessed with houseplants: See how they amplify his work, A UC Riverside researcher may have discovered a way to save our citrus trees, Free produce and less waste: Hundreds fill their bags in a 'Fruit-Share', California Botanic Garden is a feast for all our senses — including tasty ice cream!, 10 sun-loving houseplants that can take the heat, Worries mount in Yucca Valley that Joshua trees will be designated an endangered species, Taylor Swift gave Kobe Bryant's daughter, Natalia, a 'Folklore' cardigan, If you absolutely have to visit the DMV, here's what to expect, Harry Styles has a mustache now, and his fans have ... thoughts, The feel-good HGTV series you've been waiting for: Orlando Soria's 'Build Me Up', Even in a pandemic, the Kobe mystique thrives with 303 tribute murals ... and counting, Taylor Swift's 'Folklore': All 16 songs, ranked, Your friend is throwing a party during a pandemic. How do you say no?, The Wild newsletters, Getting high with strangers on Zoom didn't sound like fun. Then I did it, Dear Damona: Is it racist if I don't want to date outside my own race?, With college looming, experts answer 6 of parents' most pressing questions, For college students, taking a gap year might be the best way to outwit coronavirus, Beyond Fenty: Nine Black-owned beauty brands worth a look, These Black entrepreneurs stepped up to make sunscreen for darker skin, The future of shopping: No-touch browsing and Postmates delivery, Coronavirus outbreak hits Los Angeles Apparel with more than 300 infections, 4 employee deaths, We're spotlighting 'plantfluencers' of color in our new series: PLANT PPL, Brazilian model Valentina Sampaio becomes first transgender Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model, Public splash pads and pools are opening in L.A., but it's a trickle, not a torrent, Going back to college during a pandemic: Here's what you need to know, Their streetwear collabs sell out in minutes. How they're telling 'the real story of L.A.', Fashion is celebrating all things California this summer. Here's how to wear it, L.A. Affairs: How working as an usher at the Hollywood Bowl healed my grief, Tell us: How can we help you with your job search, finances, sending kids off to college?, Going to the dentist in the coronavirus era like I did? Here's the drill, Designer behind Megan Thee Stallion's looks is pushing for more seats at the table, Headed on a first-time RV road trip? Read these tips first, Black plantfluencers and garden experts you need in your Instagram feed

Los Angeles Times lifestyle Tue, Jul 07, 2020

L.A.-area parking spots have become dining areas during the pandemic. Will it last?

L.A.-area parking spots have become dining areas during the pandemic. Will it last?, Josef Centeno's downtown restaurant Bäco Mercat has closed permanently, Artist Lauren Halsey's latest project: bringing beautiful produce to underserved neighborhoods, In San Bernardino, a legendary waitress gets a COVID-19-safe memorial, with tacos to go, How to get Dodger dogs, garlic fries and more Dodger Stadium food delivered to some areas, Cook with us! Introducing our new home for recipes and cooking newsletter, For summer stone fruit, have your cake and eat it too, Josef Centeno's Orsa & Winston is The Times' Restaurant of the Year, Team behind Post & Beam receives The Times' fourth Gold Award, Santa Monica's Dialogue is relaunching as an outdoor wine bar, Black Restaurant Week returns to Los Angeles, Wish you could watch the Dodgers live? These dishes will take you to the ballpark, The best meal is made with the freshest ingredients of summer, The secret to the best tacos from the creator of 'Chicano Eats', Want a Goya alternative? Try this empanada recipe instead, A veggie burger as appealing as its real — and fake — meat counterparts, When barbecue cravings hits, here are 11 places to get your fill, Seven fantastic takeout startups that claim their place in L.A.'s dining universe, Mexi-Vegan cooking is mainstream in Southern California. And it's only getting bigger, Yeasted Breakfast Cake With Peaches and Plums, An open-air tasting menu at Redbird, Shaq's Wing Showdown and a new chef at Little Pine, Outdoor dining is a lifeline as restaurants create ad hoc sitting areas in alleys, parking lots and streets, The official Ben & Jerry's ice cream power rankings, The official Trader Joe's frozen food power rankings, Bruschetta With Tiny Tomatoes, Jun Won, one of L.A.'s best Korean restaurants, is closing for good, Trois Mec, Ludo Lefebvre's tasting menu restaurant, has closed permanently, Eight summer desserts to eat right now, Japanese sandwich shop Katsu Sando opens in Chinatown, Garlic Fries, Michelada, Charred Okra and Corn Salad With Spicy Sausage Vinaigrette, Sangria popsicles? Piña coladas in a pouch? It's the summer of frozen to-go cocktails, Summer Kale Salad with Peaches and Pepitas, Roasted Mushroom Stroganoff, Getting high with strangers on Zoom didn't sound like fun. Then I did it, Tacos Tuxpeños, Salsa de Molcajete, Nightshade chef Mei Lin is opening a Sichuan hot chicken spot in Silver Lake next month, A 17-year-old called out Trader Joe's. Now the chain is dropping offensive labeling, Did baristas lose their jobs because of COVID-19 or because they tried to unionize?, Op-Ed: As a restaurant server, I'm risking my life to serve you during the pandemic. Please remember that, Tamales Elena opens in Bell Gardena, Musso & Frank launches takeout and a Guerrilla Tacos coffee shop, Gochujang Glazed Grilled Chicken, New delivery service aims to help hospitality workers with dumplings

Los Angeles Times food Tue, Jul 07, 2020

'The Fugitive' or 'The Sixth Sense'? Twenty-four movies compete in this week's Showdown

'The Fugitive' or 'The Sixth Sense'? Twenty-four movies compete in this week's Showdown, The L.A. Times Ultimate Summer Movie Showdown, Q&A: What would Sean Hannity's Fox News show look like under a Biden presidency?, Who should #ReplaceEllen? Twitter weighs in on DeGeneres' TV show debacle, Actor Bryan Callen accused of sexual assault, misconduct, Amid allegations, Bryan Callen won't 'lay low,' but he will take a break from podcast, As productions restart, California tax credits lure HBO's 'In Treatment,' TBS' 'Miracle Workers', Coronavirus wipes out 98% of location shoots in L.A. in second quarter, Hollywood is reopening with detailed new rules for productions amid COVID-19, Hollywood's reopening hits roadblocks as pandemic endures, Hollywood and hygiene: Sanitary conditions in the age of coronavirus, In coronavirus quarantine, musicians give neighbors a treat, Lena Dunham details her intense COVID-19 experience: 'Like a rave gone wrong', Bryan Cranston reveals he had COVID-19 and donated plasma to UCLA, 'Clueless' at 25:  Watch director Amy Heckerling dish on the Ultimate Summer Movie Showdown, ESPN's Mike Breen: Lakers, Clippers have historic opportunity in NBA's Orlando bubble, American Conservatory Theater says no in-person shows for 10 more months, How to see Diavolo's free dance film honoring veterans and first responders, Instagram deletes Madonna's post that spread COVID-19 conspiracy theories, Antitrust lawsuit puts Golden Globes org the Hollywood Foreign Press under fire, Commentary: Netflix's 'Umbrella Academy' makes family dysfunction more fun than saving the world, What's on TV Tuesday: 'What's It Worth?' on A&E; MLB baseball, Nicolle Wallace gets two hours as MSNBC shakes up daytime lineup, How Jessie Ware's stunning new disco dance videos were shot in quarantine, Artist Lauren Halsey's latest project: bringing beautiful produce to underserved neighborhoods, Commentary: There's an art to impersonating Trump. Just ask J-L Cauvin and Sarah Cooper, 17 picks for weekend culture: How to see #Ham4Change, Renée Fleming, Broadway Bares, The Los Angeles River as you've never seen it — in augmented reality, Column: It's time to chop down the 'lynching tree' from this California city's logo, Alanis Morissette and Liz Phair swap horror stories about men in the '90s, She knew the struggle of artists. Now she's left $2.9 million for UCLA scholarships, Microsoft wants to buy TikTok as White House puts Chinese apps on warning, James Murdoch resigns from News Corp. board, citing 'disagreements' over content and decisions, The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing networks to reinvent TV election coverage, A new version of 'The Secret Garden' wants to remind you of the healing power of nature, Even Andrew Lloyd Webber agrees: The 'Cats' movie was 'ridiculous', Tom Pollock, former Universal chairman and 'Star Wars' deal maker, dies at 77, Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' soars to No. 1 with biggest sales week of 2020, Britney Spears' father calls #FreeBritney followers 'conspiracy theorists', Starcrawler's Arrow de Wilde says the Growlers filmed male stripper sexually assaulting her, Why Keke Palmer 'expected' her 'Good Morning America' show to get canceled, Review: A powerful climate novel reminds us that people are animals too, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and partners buy XFL for $15 million, Commentary: What Netflix's 'Indian Matchmaking' doesn't tell you about arranged marriage, What's on TV Monday: 'POV: Chez Jolie Coiffure' on PBS, When Alanis Morissette and Liz Phair reunite on Zoom, a female critic looks back on guyville, As Trump threatens to ban TikTok, Sarah Cooper mocks him, again, on the platform, Review: Beyoncé's 'Black Is King' reimagines 'The Lion King' as abstract tribute to Black power, beauty and wisdom, Miss Mercy, colorful L.A. rock fixture and cofounder of Frank Zappa's GTOs, dies at 71

Los Angeles Times entertainment Thu, Jul 30, 2020

People live longer in blue states than red; new study points to impact of state policies

People live longer in blue states than red; new study points to impact of state policies, Who should #ReplaceEllen? Twitter weighs in on DeGeneres' TV show debacle, Q&A: What would Sean Hannity's Fox News show look like under a Biden presidency?, How Trump's coronavirus immigration orders affect visas and green cards, 'So many bodies ... I lost count': The grim business moving Latino coronavirus victims as death toll spikes, A visual look at the coronavirus pandemic, In coronavirus quarantine, musicians give neighbors a treat, Dodgers let Padres get away late and come up short in loss, Ex-players root for Pac-12 football group to succeed with list of demands, Anthony Davis, Lakers top Jazz to secure top seed in Western Conference, As productions restart, California tax credits lure HBO's 'In Treatment,' TBS' 'Miracle Workers', Commentary: Netflix's 'Umbrella Academy' makes family dysfunction more fun than saving the world, Even Andrew Lloyd Webber agrees: The 'Cats' movie was 'ridiculous', Angels' Shohei Ohtani won't go on injured list although MRI results aren't revealed, This L.A. hunter killed an elephant. Now he's a PETA target in bid to end trophy hunting, Mexico arrests 'El Marro,' gang leader at the center of a bloody cartel war, Portland, America's 'whitest' big city, is an unlikely hub of Black Lives Matter, A cartel war has transformed once-tranquil Guanajuato into one of Mexico's deadliest states, Column One: How scientists revived an old-school treatment for a 21st century pandemic, Lap dances and nudity are the job, so how does an Atlanta strip club navigate social distancing?, A cookbook by Mexican women honors missing loved ones: 'It was my son's favorite meal', Pilgrimage 'by proxy': Coronavirus spurs new technologies for age-old hajj, Column: John Lewis' funeral, a rhetorical master class, shows that great speeches still matter, Big fashion says it's fighting racism. Black streetwear designers say not hard enough, Litman: William Barr's a danger to democracy. He channels what the president wants, Eulogized by presidents and civil rights leaders, John Lewis laid to rest in Atlanta, Trump suggests delaying November election — but it's not likely, Lee Teng-hui, former president of Taiwan, dies at 97, He prays for Chicago as violence takes children's lives and Trump threatens with federal forces, Pro-democracy candidates barred from Hong Kong elections, activists arrested under national security law, Another coronavirus casualty: the Mexican fiesta, Op-Ed: The U.S. faces new kinds of threats around the globe, but we have failed to adapt, Former Census directors tell Congress extra time is vital for an accurate 2020 count, Ask a Reporter: Sarah Wire on the 2020 congressional session and coronavirus stimulus, With few options to get home, Chinese students abroad fall victim to ticket scams, Will coronavirus dim the Friday Night Lights of Texas high school football?, Oregon governor says federal agents to leave Portland, but not so fast says Trump, U.S. to bring 6,400 troops home from Germany, move others elsewhere in Europe, Meet Perseverance, JPL's newest Mars rover, With ouster of priest accused of pedophilia, Coptic Church mobilizes against sexual abuse, U.S. allies, rivals move to crack down on foes and lock in gains in case Trump loses, 'Man cannot win against nature': Amid catastrophic floods, China's dams come into question, Barr, grilled by House Democrats, defends aggressive federal response in Portland, News Analysis: 'Something's got to give': Trump stirs old racial hatred, but this time feels different, After woman's brutal killing by her father, Jordan asks at what price 'honor'?, As protests against federal agents grow in Portland, Black activists worry their message is getting lost, A farmer, 'little ghosts' and 18,000 tobacco plants: How COVID-19 upended farming in South Korea

Los Angeles Times Mon, Aug 03, 2020

Microsoft wants to buy TikTok as White House puts Chinese apps on warning

Microsoft wants to buy TikTok as White House puts Chinese apps on warning, 'They can't silence us.' Instagram accounts recount racism at L.A.'s elite private schools, Commentary: What Netflix's 'Indian Matchmaking' doesn't tell you about arranged marriage, How Trump's coronavirus immigration orders affect visas and green cards, 'So many bodies ... I lost count': The grim business moving Latino coronavirus victims as death toll spikes, Portland, America's 'whitest' big city, is an unlikely hub of Black Lives Matter, A visual look at the coronavirus pandemic, In coronavirus quarantine, musicians give neighbors a treat, How Jessie Ware's stunning new disco dance videos were shot in quarantine, As productions restart, California tax credits lure HBO's 'In Treatment,' TBS' 'Miracle Workers', Review: A powerful climate novel reminds us that people are animals too, Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' soars to No. 1 with biggest sales week of 2020, Hernández: Radar gun reveals the scope of Shohei Ohtani's comeback struggle, Shohei Ohtani gets MRI test on pitching arm following dismal start in Angels loss, Clayton Kershaw sharp in his season debut as Dodgers defeat Diamondbacks, In the oddest of seasons, here are the biggest questions as NFL training camps open, A cartel war has transformed once-tranquil Guanajuato into one of Mexico's deadliest states, Mexico arrests 'El Marro,' gang leader at the center of a bloody cartel war, Column One: How scientists revived an old-school treatment for a 21st century pandemic, Lap dances and nudity are the job, so how does an Atlanta strip club navigate social distancing?, A cookbook by Mexican women honors missing loved ones: 'It was my son's favorite meal', Pilgrimage 'by proxy': Coronavirus spurs new technologies for age-old hajj, Column: John Lewis' funeral, a rhetorical master class, shows that great speeches still matter, Big fashion says it's fighting racism. Black streetwear designers say not hard enough, Litman: William Barr's a danger to democracy. He channels what the president wants, Eulogized by presidents and civil rights leaders, John Lewis laid to rest in Atlanta, Trump suggests delaying November election — but it's not likely, Lee Teng-hui, former president of Taiwan, dies at 97, He prays for Chicago as violence takes children's lives and Trump threatens with federal forces, Pro-democracy candidates barred from Hong Kong elections, activists arrested under national security law, Another coronavirus casualty: the Mexican fiesta, Op-Ed: The U.S. faces new kinds of threats around the globe, but we have failed to adapt, Former Census directors tell Congress extra time is vital for an accurate 2020 count, Ask a Reporter: Sarah Wire on the 2020 congressional session and coronavirus stimulus, With few options to get home, Chinese students abroad fall victim to ticket scams, Will coronavirus dim the Friday Night Lights of Texas high school football?, Oregon governor says federal agents to leave Portland, but not so fast says Trump, U.S. to bring 6,400 troops home from Germany, move others elsewhere in Europe, Meet Perseverance, JPL's newest Mars rover, With ouster of priest accused of pedophilia, Coptic Church mobilizes against sexual abuse, U.S. allies, rivals move to crack down on foes and lock in gains in case Trump loses, 'Man cannot win against nature': Amid catastrophic floods, China's dams come into question, Barr, grilled by House Democrats, defends aggressive federal response in Portland, News Analysis: 'Something's got to give': Trump stirs old racial hatred, but this time feels different, After woman's brutal killing by her father, Jordan asks at what price 'honor'?, As protests against federal agents grow in Portland, Black activists worry their message is getting lost, A farmer, 'little ghosts' and 18,000 tobacco plants: How COVID-19 upended farming in South Korea, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard rebuts U.S. claim that Marshall Islands nuclear waste site is safe, Hollywood 'kowtowing' to China takes heat from Washington. But why now?, As Trump attacks Biden on China, he's playing a weak hand

Los Angeles Times Sun, Aug 02, 2020

Portland, America's 'whitest' big city, is an unlikely hub of Black Lives Matter

Portland, America's 'whitest' big city, is an unlikely hub of Black Lives Matter, A cartel war has transformed once-tranquil Guanajuato into one of Mexico's deadliest states, SpaceX capsule with astronauts aboard heads back to Earth, Starcrawler's Arrow de Wilde says the Growlers filmed male stripper sexually assaulting her, Pac-12 football players release list of demands to avoid boycott, 'They can't silence us.' Instagram accounts recount racism at L.A.'s elite private schools, How Trump's coronavirus immigration orders affect visas and green cards, 'So many bodies ... I lost count': The grim business moving Latino coronavirus victims as death toll spikes, A visual look at the coronavirus pandemic, In coronavirus quarantine, musicians give neighbors a treat, When Alanis Morissette and Liz Phair reunite on Zoom, a female critic looks back on guyville, Alanis Morissette and Liz Phair swap horror stories about men in the '90s, As Trump threatens to ban TikTok, Sarah Cooper mocks him, again, on the platform, Britney Spears' father calls #FreeBritney followers 'conspiracy theorists', Five takeaways from the Clippers' victory over the Pelicans, Will Raiders' Derek Carr be looking over shoulder at Marcus Mariota?, Cody Bellinger sits, but Dodgers still roll to 11-2 win over Diamondbacks, Column One: How scientists revived an old-school treatment for a 21st century pandemic, Lap dances and nudity are the job, so how does an Atlanta strip club navigate social distancing?, A cookbook by Mexican women honors missing loved ones: 'It was my son's favorite meal', Pilgrimage 'by proxy': Coronavirus spurs new technologies for age-old hajj, Column: John Lewis' funeral, a rhetorical master class, shows that great speeches still matter, Big fashion says it's fighting racism. Black streetwear designers say not hard enough, Litman: William Barr's a danger to democracy. He channels what the president wants, Eulogized by presidents and civil rights leaders, John Lewis laid to rest in Atlanta, Trump suggests delaying November election — but it's not likely, Lee Teng-hui, former president of Taiwan, dies at 97, He prays for Chicago as violence takes children's lives and Trump threatens with federal forces, Pro-democracy candidates barred from Hong Kong elections, activists arrested under national security law, Another coronavirus casualty: the Mexican fiesta, Op-Ed: The U.S. faces new kinds of threats around the globe, but we have failed to adapt, Former Census directors tell Congress extra time is vital for an accurate 2020 count, Ask a Reporter: Sarah Wire on the 2020 congressional session and coronavirus stimulus, With few options to get home, Chinese students abroad fall victim to ticket scams, Will coronavirus dim the Friday Night Lights of Texas high school football?, Oregon governor says federal agents to leave Portland, but not so fast says Trump, U.S. to bring 6,400 troops home from Germany, move others elsewhere in Europe, Meet Perseverance, JPL's newest Mars rover, With ouster of priest accused of pedophilia, Coptic Church mobilizes against sexual abuse, U.S. allies, rivals move to crack down on foes and lock in gains in case Trump loses, 'Man cannot win against nature': Amid catastrophic floods, China's dams come into question, Barr, grilled by House Democrats, defends aggressive federal response in Portland, News Analysis: 'Something's got to give': Trump stirs old racial hatred, but this time feels different, After woman's brutal killing by her father, Jordan asks at what price 'honor'?, As protests against federal agents grow in Portland, Black activists worry their message is getting lost, A farmer, 'little ghosts' and 18,000 tobacco plants: How COVID-19 upended farming in South Korea, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard rebuts U.S. claim that Marshall Islands nuclear waste site is safe, Hollywood 'kowtowing' to China takes heat from Washington. But why now?, As Trump attacks Biden on China, he's playing a weak hand, Protests reignite across U.S. as standoffs in Portland continue between protesters and federal agents

Los Angeles Times Sat, Aug 01, 2020

Column One: How scientists revived an old-school treatment for a 21st century pandemic, Starcrawler's Arrow de Wilde says the Growlers filmed male stripper sexually assaulting her, USC-UCLA opener likely to be moved to later in season, Mike Bohn says, How Trump's coronavirus immigration orders affect visas and green cards, L.A. Affairs: How 20 weeks of quarantine healed my marriage, Lap dances and nudity are the job, so how does an Atlanta strip club navigate social distancing?, Team behind Post & Beam receives The Times' fourth Gold Award, Josef Centeno's Orsa & Winston is The Times' Restaurant of the Year, A visual look at the coronavirus pandemic, In coronavirus quarantine, musicians give neighbors a treat, How long will Tyrod Taylor remain the Chargers' starting quarterback?, Review: Beyoncé's 'Black Is King' reimagines 'The Lion King' as abstract tribute to Black power, beauty and wisdom, Beyoncé fans plumb the many facets of 'Black Is King,' from 'Momyoncé' to dark skin, Lena Dunham details her intense COVID-19 experience: 'Like a rave gone wrong', Actor Bryan Callen accused of sexual assault, misconduct, Dodgers lose late lead, fall to Diamondbacks despite Mookie Betts' big night, No adrenaline buzz? No more choking? How no fans in the stands affects athletes, A cookbook by Mexican women honors missing loved ones: 'It was my son's favorite meal', Pilgrimage 'by proxy': Coronavirus spurs new technologies for age-old hajj, Column: John Lewis' funeral, a rhetorical master class, shows that great speeches still matter, Big fashion says it's fighting racism. Black streetwear designers say not hard enough, Litman: William Barr's a danger to democracy. He channels what the president wants, Eulogized by presidents and civil rights leaders, John Lewis laid to rest in Atlanta, Trump suggests delaying November election — but it's not likely, Lee Teng-hui, former president of Taiwan, dies at 97, He prays for Chicago as violence takes children's lives and Trump threatens with federal forces, Pro-democracy candidates barred from Hong Kong elections, activists arrested under national security law, Another coronavirus casualty: the Mexican fiesta, Op-Ed: The U.S. faces new kinds of threats around the globe, but we have failed to adapt, Former Census directors tell Congress extra time is vital for an accurate 2020 count, Ask a Reporter: Sarah Wire on the 2020 congressional session and coronavirus stimulus, With few options to get home, Chinese students abroad fall victim to ticket scams, Will coronavirus dim the Friday Night Lights of Texas high school football?, Oregon governor says federal agents to leave Portland, but not so fast says Trump, U.S. to bring 6,400 troops home from Germany, move others elsewhere in Europe, Meet Perseverance, JPL's newest Mars rover, With ouster of priest accused of pedophilia, Coptic Church mobilizes against sexual abuse, U.S. allies, rivals move to crack down on foes and lock in gains in case Trump loses, 'Man cannot win against nature': Amid catastrophic floods, China's dams come into question, Barr, grilled by House Democrats, defends aggressive federal response in Portland, News Analysis: 'Something's got to give': Trump stirs old racial hatred, but this time feels different, After woman's brutal killing by her father, Jordan asks at what price 'honor'?, As protests against federal agents grow in Portland, Black activists worry their message is getting lost, A farmer, 'little ghosts' and 18,000 tobacco plants: How COVID-19 upended farming in South Korea, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard rebuts U.S. claim that Marshall Islands nuclear waste site is safe, Hollywood 'kowtowing' to China takes heat from Washington. But why now?, As Trump attacks Biden on China, he's playing a weak hand, Protests reignite across U.S. as standoffs in Portland continue between protesters and federal agents, News Analysis: How bad could U.S.-China relations get?

Los Angeles Times Fri, Jul 31, 2020

LeBron James hurt the Pelicans from deep rather than engage Zion Williamson down low

Any kind of Kobe Bryant merchandise — even Nutella — is in hot demand, WNBA lost a huge supporter in Kobe Bryant. Who will step up?, Jaime Jaquez's three-pointer lifts UCLA over Arizona State, Anthony Davis leads way in Lakers' rout of Warriors, USC takes advantage of Arizona's cold shooting to get key win, Swing adjustments by Dodgers' Enrique Hernandez pay off so far this spring, Soccer on TV: Liverpool will attempt to break many records, Hernandez: LAFC is stretched thin by outdated MLS rules, San Fernando edges Arleta to win City Section Division III title, Late goals help LAFC move on in CONCACAF Champions League, Column: How Staples Center officials hustled to put on Kobe Bryant's memorial, Elliott: Blake Bolden continues her pioneering role in hockey as scout for Kings, Plaschke: Vanessa Bryant's honest words and emotions connected the world to Kobe and Gianna Bryant, Elliott: Kings and Ducks made lower-tier moves mostly aimed toward future at trade deadline, Markazi: The fists of Tyson Fury live up to the heavy hype, Lakers' Alex Caruso makes his presence felt when on the court, LeBron James to sit out Lakers game against Warriors on Thursday, Quiet Kawhi Leonard speaks loudly with backpack initiative for Clippers fans, Clippers grind out a win over Suns with all-around effort, Clippers want to add consistency to dominant performances, UCLA and USC continue to be underrated in betting markets, Ailing USC looks to get better on and off the court, UCLA is looking to become a crowd favorite at Pauley Pavilion, Mick Cronin has revived UCLA's season and looks to continue momentum against Arizona State, Pitcher Tony Gonsolin shines in Dodgers' spring training win over Indians, Dodgers' Gavin Lux must continue to prove he deserves to start at second base, Dodgers beat Angels behind good pitching and offense in spring training exhibition, Matt Andriese, battling for a berth in the Angels' rotation, pitches well in loss, Angels send pitcher Griffin Canning for MRI on elbow, Basketball: City championship results, Prep baseball roundup: Jake Brooks of Fountain Valley throws shutout in 3-0 win over Servite, If the Patriots decide to re-sign Tom Brady, salary-cap rules behoove them to not stall, Kobe Bryant's Lakers jerseys, sneakers to be put up for auction, A rattled and nostalgic NASCAR returns to Fontana for Auto Club 400, MLB monitors coronavirus as leagues in Japan and South Korea take action, Kim Clijsters gets a wild card entry into BNP Paribas Open, Mater Dei preparing to face newest James gang in Open Division playoffs, Home-field advantage seems to be a wagering play in the XFL, Column: Did Astros win by cheating? The numbers say no, City Division IV final features half-court shot, 39-point performance, Basketball: City championship results, Prep baseball roundup: JSerra is off to a 6-0 start, Soccer: City championship schedule, Darryl Butler, Rod Miller and the 1980 Taft title team set for reunion, UCLA's Joshua Kelley was inspired by a visit to Rams camp, NFL's hurry-up strategy on a new contract aims to counter leverage by players, MLB appoints its first African American and Mexican American umpire crew chiefs, Kings check all boxes in win over Penguins, LAFC faces a huge challenge in CONCACAF Champions League match against León, Griffin Canning pitches two good innings, but Angels fall to Dodgers in exhibition game

Sports Head Lines Wed, Feb 26, 2020

Review: Saint Laurent's Anthony Vaccarello made an unexpected move. He put color in the spotlight

Review: Rick Owens' puffer capes will have you hoping for a cold snap, Kobe Bryant's Lakers jerseys, sneakers to be put up for auction, How do you get perfect brows? Experts share their tips, L.A. eyebrows: Best places to get yours done, Gardening Calendar: Classes on raised beds, composting, herbs and finding native bees, My therapist's orders: Go on 35 first dates, He broke up with me by text. But I wish he had just ghosted me, I was in L.A. to cover the Oscars. But on the red carpet, love found me, Tomatomania starts earlier than ever, with sales kicking off this weekend, A unique housing solution in the tough L.A. market: Make her gym her home, Vegan cuisine, rave gear and a pawn shop in West Covina: Four Hours, Add this to L.A.'s luxury car lairs; it's part Pantheon, part Batcave, Backyard landlord: What to know before building an ADU or granny flat, Garden Calendar: 'Bonsai-A-Thon,' bird watching and mushroom walks, Seating solutions that won't make you dread guests stopping by, Chris Erskine: In this common house, we raised four uncommon kids, Review: Doomsday chic? Here's how Marine Serre, Kenzo see you dressing for fall, Wearing a mask, Gwyneth Paltrow cracks a coronavirus joke: 'I've already been in this movie', Review: Saint Laurent's Anthony Vaccarello made an unexpected move. He put color in the spotlight, Tyra Banks' modeling theme park, ModelLand, is finally opening in Santa Monica, Rowing Blazers pops up in Santa Monica. Just don't call it 'preppy' fashion, Got zits? New teen skin-care products from L.A. hit the market, Philipp Plein's fashion tribute to Kobe Bryant garners mixed reaction, Here's that blue dress from 'The Notebook' that Kobe Bryant gave to Vanessa, Artist Alexandra Grant discusses beauty, patriarchy and what her godmother taught her, Calling all tomato lovers: It's Tomatomania! time, Raf Simons joins Prada as the fashion label's new co-creative director, Hydro Flask started out at farmers markets. Here's how it got so huge, Will we wear jeans in the future? The costume designer for 'Avenue 5' has thoughts, Amazon is primed to change the fashion industry with 'Making the Cut', Retail Happenings: Gucci grows, C magazine opens a stylish store, Gwyneth Paltrow shares her favorite beauty tips and the story behind the vagina-scented candle, Danish brand-of-the-moment Ganni doubles down on Southern California presence, Jason Schneidman, the Men's Groomer, is continuing his desire to 'surf and serve' in L.A., Review: In 'The Times of Bill Cunningham,' the late fashion photographer tells his own story, Griffith Observatory: Take a picnic, take a pal. Just remember, we are all stardust, Faces of Frieze 2020: Picturing the art crowd at Los Angeles' premier fair, Take a break from spring training in Arizona on these 7 great side trips, How Daniel Patrick turned his love of sports, hip-hop and 1990s nostalgia into a brand, The five biggest fall 2020 style trends we saw at New York Fashion Week, Bong Joon Ho's tips on how he stays so chill: 'I'm actually very anxious', What 'dry fasting' is and why you shouldn't do it, Column: We have a fake eyelashes epidemic. I blame Fox News and the Kardashian sisters, It's words, not bullets, for the 'bear whisperer' of the Eastern Sierra, Browsing: Higher Standards brings luxe smokeshop concept to Malibu, Skin matters: Seven beauty treatments for your future red-carpet moments, Before & After: See how the 'Red Queen' author reimagined her dream home, Shop like a celeb, eat like a royal and party like a rock star on the Sunset Strip: Four Hours, Oscars 2020: Our favorite Vanity Fair party looks

Los Angeles Times lifestyle Wed, Feb 26, 2020

Opinion: Milwaukee takes a bullet to its heart

Op-Ed: Billionaires aren't all alike. Michael Bloomberg is no Donald Trump, Op-Ed: How my Korean immigrant parents taught me to pursue my own version of the American dream, Editorial: America is facing a deadly coronavirus pandemic. Stop playing politics and protect us, Op-Ed: Forget freedom and justice. Cruelty is the thing that drives the Supreme Court, Editorial: California housing prices are too damn high. Cities can help change that if they want to, Opinion: Someone is smearing L.A. City Council candidate Loraine Lundquist as a socialist AND a right-winger, Opinion: Milwaukee takes a bullet to its heart, Opinion: Do Bernie Sanders supporters think he'll actually keep any of his promises?, Opinion: With Sanders the clear front-runner, it's time for Democrats to take the gloves off, Opinion: Like Bloomberg, Trump wants to buy the election. He just plans to use your money, Opinion: Bloomberg, Klobuchar and Biden each had cringe-worthy debate moments, Opinion: Surprise, Surprise. Bernie Sanders now thinks the front-runner should get the Democratic nomination, Column: The shtick is wearing thin for the Democrats' trio of crotchety geezers, Op-Ed: Think you want to die at home? You might want to think twice about that, Op-Ed: How baseball's bungled investigation gave the Astros amnesty for cheating, Op-Ed: What's behind the rise of Bernie Sanders? Voter concern over economic inequality, Column: Adam Schiff says this about spending his days inside Trump's head: 'It's pretty scary in there', Op-Ed: There's a Ukrainian immigrant in my crawlspace, and I see him for what he is: An American, Op-Ed: California's a climate leader? These six proposals show how much more we have to do, Column: Will Super Tuesday see a super turnout of young, Latino and Asian American voters?, Op-Ed: The only way to improve California's gang database is to abolish it, Op-Ed:  Jurors saw Harvey Weinstein for the monster he is. Here's why that's a crucial breakthrough, Column: There's a shark in the water, people! Why aren't Democrats sounding the Sanders alert?, Opinion: Welcome to the debate stage, Michael Bloomberg. Got some questions for you, Opinion: Did Pope Francis acquiesce to conservatives on married priests? Sure looks like it, Opinion: Are Andrew Yang and his Freedom Dividends a blip, or the future of progressive politics?, Opinion: Bernie Sanders may have won the N.H. primary, but moderates had the best night, Op-Ed: Here's a step you can take to help end racism — learn to talk about it, Op-Ed: U.S. hospitals are unprepared for the spread of coronavirus. Here's what they should do, Op-Ed: My friend has dementia and wants to end her life. California's assisted-suicide law excludes her, Op-Ed: No place like home? Don't tell that to Fed board nominees, Letters to the Editor: Obsessing over a New York Times article on hugging in Los Angeles is so L.A., Letters to the Editor: Judge Stephen Reinhardt's defenders actually show why misconduct reporting must change, Letters to the Editor: 'Geezers' will help defeat Trump too. Insulting them is counterproductive, Letters to the Editor: Mike Pence, Trump's coronavirus czar, has a terrible public health record, Editorial: The Supreme Court just built a wall to protect border agents from lawsuits, Editorial: YouTube has censorship problems. The 1st Amendment isn't the tool to fix them, Editorial: Physical fitness tests may make some students feel bad, but that's no reason to stop doing them, Editorial: College athletes need Congress to protect them from the NCAA, Letters to the Editor: The misery of trying to get to LAX on a bus or train from much of L.A., Letters to the Editor: Trump recklessly turns the coronavirus outbreak into a political football, Letters to the Editor: It's a shame that it took a movie to make Katherine Johnson widely known, Letters to the Editor: Single-issue coal miners can tip the election for Trump? Thanks, electoral college, Letters to the Editor: Trump surely loved the Democrats' debate in South Carolina, Letters to the Editor:  Voting with L.A. County's new system: 'I really did enjoy myself. Honestly', Letters to the Editor: Trump isn't destroying democracy. Voters can still remove him in November, Letters to the Editor: In defense of the late 9th Circuit 'liberal lion' Judge Stephen Reinhardt, Editorial: A deal with the Taliban is a painful price for ending the war in Afghanistan, Letters to the Editor: Women's bravery ended Harvey Weinstein's reign of terror, Editorial: Should we let public transit riders cut to the front of LAX security lines? Absolutely

Los Angeles Times opinion Wed, Feb 26, 2020

Travel deal: Champagne comes with $149 rooms at Temecula casino-resort

Saudi Aramco surges 10% in dramatic debut, pushing value to more than $1.8 trillion, Trump pays $2 million to charities as fine for foundation abuse, Hernandez: Astros manager AJ Hinch mum about investigation, William Barr, despite report's findings, contends that FBI's Russia probe was based on ‘bogus narrative’, L.A. County Democrats endorse Gascón in competitive district attorney's race, What's on TV Wednesday: 'South Park' on Comedy Central, Suspect in library knife attack arrested after hours-long manhunt, police say, Chevron will write down  $11 billion in assets after natural gas prices slump, Camarillo man and two others arrested in alleged $722-million cryptocurrency fraud scheme, Testing tech ideas in public? San Francisco says get a permit, Onetime Jack Palance estate in BHPO offered at $3.895 million, Paso Robles: Bruce Munro's massive 'Field of Light' art exhibit extended through June, Metrolink train riders get free Lyft rides to and from Ontario airport, Smells like winter: The best holiday candles made in L.A., Democrats' impeachment articles aim to balance demands of moderates and progressives, 'Adulting' is hard. UC Berkeley has a class for that, 101 Best Restaurants in Los Angeles: How we came up with the list, Garden Calendar: Garden light shows and workshops in composting and soil, Harriet Tubman: 4 things to consider about her life and the movie 'Harriet', L.A. Affairs: I started online dating at 85 (but said I was 75!), Mixing politics and parsley: Why this spice seller spent $700,000-plus on Facebook ads for Trump's impeachment, Holiday shopping: 8 ways to give the gifts they want — from SpongeBob SquarePants to CBD skin care, Meet the Mexico City family keeping Beetlemania alive

LA Times, LATimesStories - 2019-12-11 19:28

AMC Theatre to open in Porter Ranch as cinema giant grows in L.A.

'I've seen a forklift go through a guitar case': Musicians share their air-travel horror stories, 'We were dating 16-plus hours a day': Inside the Netflix show everyone's talking about, Read our coverage of the case that became Netflix's 'The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez', Bernie Sanders' L.A. rally will 'fight the power' with hip-hop icons Public Enemy, Bob Chapek named Walt Disney Co. CEO, replacing Bob Iger, Who is Bob Chapek? He's no Bob Iger but he is steeped in Disney culture, Commentary: Bob Chapek as CEO is a vote of confidence in Disney's parks. What does that mean for Disneyland?, From movies to concerts: Five ways the coronavirus is affecting Hollywood and entertainment, Review: 'All the Bright Places,' with Elle Fanning and Justice Smith, finds romance in darkness, Ally Who? Lady Gaga returns to modern pop with new single 'Stupid Love', What's on TV Friday, Feb. 28: 'Shark Tank' on ABC, Commentary: Yuja Wang and Hélène Grimaud, two case studies in stardom, Yuval Sharon and the Industry take on the myth of America in the opera 'Sweet Land', Is it theater? Is it film? 'Cages' doesn't care. Just don't call it a 'musical', 8 best things to do in L.A. and O.C. on Leap Day weekend: Ballet BC, Ebersole, Chaplin, Review: Call it Cave Painting Modern. How Brenda Goodman taps into a primal beauty, Unmasking the artist behind John Gibson's tribute to Kobe Bryant, Otis College of Art and Design picks entertainment executive as its new president, REDCAT names a new leader: curator and writer João Ribas, Review: L.A. Phil's Ives-Dvorák cycle seemed like a bad idea. Dudamel made it a revelation, B-movie king Roger Corman and his sons settle long-running legal dispute, AMC Theatre to open in Porter Ranch as cinema giant grows in L.A., Who needs 'Friends'? Apple TV+ doesn't, Review: 'Corpus Christi' is an Oscar-nominated knockout, Review: 'Burden' is powered by the work of Garrett Hedlund and Andrea Riseborough, Review: 'I Was at Home, But ...' is a brilliant, elliptical German drama about family and loss, 'Noir City: Hollywood' returns with Rita Hayworth, military films and David Mamet, How many hidden messages did you catch in Taylor Swift's 'The Man' video?, Taylor Swift directs Taylor Swift to be 'sexier,' 'more likable' in 'The Man' video, Who is Jack Cruz? Two David Lynch songs spotlight Netflix's 'primate star crooner', Are you a Zoey or a Rob? On 'Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist' and 'High Fidelity,' music is the lingua franca, New Meghan Markle documentary explores her struggles as a royal, 'Hillary' introduces a new, blunter Clinton — on her marriage, sexism and 2016, What's on TV Thursday, Feb. 27: 'Will & Grace' on NBC, Before 'American Dirt,' a 1980s literary hoax tested the limits of authenticity, From 'Emma' to Natalie Portman, a dress can be worth a thousand words, Review: The blue-jeaned billionaires ruining Wyoming, Author who sparked 'American Dirt' scandal is escorted away from Long Beach teaching job, What's the deal with Netflix's 'Pokémon' movie? It's the first Pokémon remake, Disney CEO shake-up: What you need to know about Bob Iger and successor Bob Chapek, LeBron James evasive about whether he attended Kobe Bryant memorial, Scott Boras will honor Kobe Bryant's wish with internship for Alexis Altobelli, Review: 'Guns Akimbo' takes gaming to a gory extreme, Plácido Domingo, two days after sexual harassment apology, goes back on the offensive, Review: 'Lost in America' boasts big names, but the real stars are its homeless teens, Review: 'Wendy,' Benh Zeitlin's loose retelling of 'Peter Pan,' soars and stumbles, Review: John Turturro's 'Lebowski' spinoff 'The Jesus Rolls' goes straight into the gutter, Review: 'Disappearance at Clifton Hill' and Tuppence Middleton find artful mood in a mystery, Review: Crime thriller 'Blood on Her Name' focuses on the poor choices of regular folks

Los Angeles Times entertainment Wed, Feb 26, 2020

China’s criticism of Hong Kong ruling on face masks stokes fears of tightening control

'We had some issues,' exec says on Disney+ glitches, Caroline Canales of Calabasas wins CIF state girls' golf championship, Dodgers' Kenley Jansen supports MLB call for harsh penalties for cheaters, UCLA hopes to select an athletic director by May, Helen Hunt didn't disappear. You just haven't been paying attention, Man stabbed to death aboard Bay Area commuter train, Google's do-good arm tries to make up for everything else, Retiring Costa Mesa police chief alleges he's being forced out and has been threatened with investigations, Airlines order 50 Boeing 737 Max planes, a boost for the grounded jet, Stock indexes edge mostly down as retailers sink, San Juan Capistrano-based team rescues horses from wildfires and other disasters , TV ratings for Nov. 11-17: The CMA Awards, Newsom blocks new California fracking pending scientific review, How one game fights the millennial burnout epidemic, El Chapo's wife doesn't want your judgment. 'Cartel Crew' won't help , Julie Andrews talks ‘Mary Poppins,’ 'The Sound of Music' and her favorite Hollywood moments, $35 million in Pentagon aid hasn't reached Ukraine, despite White House assurances, Women — two in particular — poised to dominate Grammy 2020 nominations , How to watch the 2020 Grammy nominations , House passes short-term spending bill as talks falter, After child deaths, doctors pressure Border Patrol to let them administer flu vaccines, Opinion: Diplomats are having an impeachment moment in the sun. It won’t last, So long, Bei Bei. U.S.-born panda leaves for China, Jimmy Kimmel settles Martin Scorsese's feud with Marvel: Meet 'Irish Man', Kings have the perfect response to Taylor Swift banner prank, Is Gordon Sondland credible enough to be a good impeachment witness for either side?, South Dakota’s governor defends ‘Meth. We’re on it’ campaign, Opinion: California's San Onofre nuclear plant is a Chernobyl waiting to happen, Column: As Chargers and Chiefs learned, NFL fans in Mexico City aren't just curious onlookers, As Epstein died, guards allegedly shopped online and slept, How long will it rain? What to expect from Southern California's 1st storm of the season, Watch live: Trump impeachment hearing Day 3, Two years after Las Vegas massacre, California woman becomes 59th fatality, Troll armies, a growth industry in the Philippines, may soon be coming to an election near you, Kid-friendly California wineries are just the ticket for families who love wine country, Police surround last holdouts at Hong Kong university, A new horse racing safety coalition is formed in hopes of regaining public confidence, Majority says police should do more to clean L.A. streets clogged with homeless camps, Times poll finds, What time is the Democratic debate in Atlanta?, Juul wanted to revolutionize vaping. It took a page from Big Tobacco's chemical formulas, How a maker of knockoff Bollywood tapes became the king of YouTube, Opinión: ¿Le preocupa cómo se utiliza la tecnología de reconocimiento facial? Está en lo cierto, Madre asesinada en San Diego sufrió meses de hostigamiento y amenazas, según los registros de la corte, Kanye West alaba al Señor - y a sí mismo - en la mega-iglesia de Joel Osteen, Russia repatriates 32 children of Islamic State members from Iraq, Taliban frees U.S. and Australian hostages in a deal for 3 militants , Qantas' $100 airfares overwhelmed its website. Still, the sale will continue, Kim Kardashian channels the 1990s for cheeky Skims infomercials, Moncler's latest Genius offerings include luxe winter coats, new dog vests and streetwear, What we love and hate about Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop gift guide, Another day, another gateway city for Qantas' $200 round-trip fare to Australia, Kylie Jenner sells $600-million stake in beauty line to Coty, Behind the Story: Tracking abalone in the lab, by boat and under the sea, She feeds Bel-Air's mega-mansion boom. But lunch is a battlefield 

LA Times, LA Times Stories - 2019-11-20 03:56

Gov. Gavin Newsom promotes using state-owned trailers to house the homeless

Gov. Gavin Newsom promotes using state-owned trailers to house the homeless, L.A.'s citation program is 'unnavigable' for homeless and disabled people, lawsuit argues, An empty hospital. An exploding homeless crisis. Are you thinking what I'm thinking?, L.A. council president: It's time to reexamine how we're handling homelessness, UC proposes five straight years of annual tuition increases, UCLA gets $25-million gift from Uniqlo CEO for Japanese humanities endowment, This firm spent big to see if 'earthquake lights' could warn of temblors. It didn't work, California sends disaster specialists to help Puerto Rico recover from earthquakes, 3.3 quake felt near Ridgecrest, Calif., Earthquakes: 3.0 quake centered in Brea, Imagining a different future for the gentrifying neighborhood of Historic Filipinotown, Llamas and ostriches were taken from an exotic meat farm. Was it theft or rescue?, O.C. jail scandal led to no answers or charges. Critics want an explanation, Free tuition at California public colleges helped the state prosper. There's no reason it can't again, Lori Loughlin told Rick Singer her daughters 'love USC' months before arrest in admissions scandal, Owners of electric cars get a break on the gas tax. It's costing California $32 million, California lawmakers say pot taxes must be cut to help an industry 'on the brink', To stop Trump fracking plans, California is going to court, Public service, celebrations mark Martin Luther King Jr. holiday in L.A., Number of bodies found buried in Tijuana home now up to 4, A baby gorilla is born at L.A. Zoo, the first in over 20 years, Family skeptical about integrity of San Diego State investigation into student's death, Suspect in killing of MMA gym owner dies after fight with fellow inmate, officials say, Woman stabbed to death in Arlington Heights; 2nd woman in custody, Weinstein trial is a milestone for #MeToo and a moment of wrenching truth for survivors, Column: A female mayor denounced the harassment she receives. Hours later, a man was arrested at her office, Op-Ed: California's forgotten slave history, Actor Alan Alda and Scripps Research will transform scientists into master storytellers, 'Kiwi Queen' Frieda Caplan, produce-industry pioneer, dies at 96, Authorities move L.A. attorney Michael Avenatti to New York ahead of trial, Police arrest 19-year-old woman in attack that left 7-Eleven clerk in a coma, While Women's March unfolds, L.A. Archdiocese offers its own social justice festival, At Cudahy town hall meeting, residents express anger over environmental injustice, Thousands turn out for Women's March in downtown L.A., Sign showing councilman as 'corrupt' donkey at center of 1st Amendment tiff, LAPD releases photo of bicycle part it says prompted fatal police shooting, Q&A: Will I be screened for coronavirus at the airport?, L.A. council president pushes back on proposed 'detention center' for immigrant children, Delta jet fuel dump unlikely to cause long-term health problems, experts say, Frank Cruz had a short fuse for second-class treatment. So he blazed a path for himself, Cheating scandal leaves Dodgers fans feeling tagged out at home, Are you a fan of L.A.'s charm? These historic bungalows need a savior with deep pockets, In spite of this week's storm, Northern California's seasonal precipitation remains below normal, Former North Hollywood teacher's aide convicted of sexually abusing half a dozen girls, Column: Momentum is building to use St. Vincent's as a homeless service center. Let's not squander it, Delta is cited by air quality regulators after jet dropped 15,000 gallons of fuel over L.A., Thief steals $145,000 in cannabis revenue from van in Santa Ana, 4 teachers sue Delta after jet fuel dump over elementary school, Activists call for justice for man killed in police shooting, Thousands expected at Women's March in Los Angeles

Headlines LA Times  Mon, Jan 20, 2020

Why will it take so long to make a coronavirus vaccine that can prevent COVID-19?

Pregnant women with coronavirus infection can pass it to their babies, study finds, Which patient gets the ventilator? Doctors may have tough choices ahead, Silicon Valley could face 2,000 to 16,000 coronavirus-related deaths, new estimates show, New coronavirus warning: Don't visit family; exercise only in your area, They already had an anxiety disorder. Then the coronavirus pandemic hit, Q&A: COVID-19 symptoms: How can I tell if I've got the coronavirus?, Wanted: A coronavirus test to identify people who were infected and then recovered, Nearly half of all patients at one Kaiser hospital believed to have coronavirus, Leading lung expert John F. Murray dies of coronavirus-related complications at 92, Will California's coronavirus crisis look like Italy's soon?, To wear a mask or not? Experts answer coronavirus protection questions, Why this Nobel laureate predicts a quicker coronavirus recovery: 'We're going to be fine', 'This is my Vitamin C — community': The meaning of public spaces amid social distancing, Here's what a coronavirus-like response to the climate crisis would look like, Kids' coronavirus questions, answered, COVID-19 lung patterns show few clues for treating pneumonia, Hiltzik: The New Deal has lessons for the coronavirus crisis — but not the ones you think, Amid coronavirus, West Hollywood's LGBTQ community hears echoes of the AIDS crisis, How do you become infected with the coronavirus?, COVID-19 doctors running out of masks? Try a bandanna, the CDC says, How Southern California's coronavirus limits on bars, gyms, restaurants and gatherings work, This coronavirus glossary will help you make sense of the pandemic, How the San Francisco Bay Area coronavirus 'shelter in place' order works, Close quarters: How has your life changed during California's stay-at-home order?, L.A. County strengthens coronavirus bans: Nail, hair salons, drive-in movies among closures, Coronavirus drugs: Where we are and what we know, Why is the coronavirus so much more deadly for men than for women?, How the blood of coronavirus survivors may protect others from COVID-19, Hiltzik: The coronavirus crisis shows what happens when a country puts its workers last, Why we should learn to accept the coronavirus craziness, Review: Addiction documentary 'Dosed' takes a questionable road less traveled, The coronavirus pandemic has claimed the lives of an infant and a teenager, If I become infected with the coronavirus, what are my odds of survival?, Amid growing coronavirus threat, Mexico's president says he's putting trust in good-luck charms, Free coronavirus coverage from the Los Angeles Times, Stuck at home? Now is the perfect time to learn the language of birds, Al Worden, Apollo 15 astronaut who circled the moon, dies at 88, Coronavirus tips: The dos and don'ts of social distancing, 'Wonderchicken' fossil reveals ancestor of today's birds, There's no good reason to avoid ibuprofen if you're infected with the coronavirus, How 'silent spreaders' are fueling the coronavirus pandemic, Cyberattack hits U.S. health agency during coronavirus outbreak, Coronavirus shopping list: Your essential quarantine items, With coronavirus outbreak worsening, Silicon Valley bans gatherings of 35 or more unless sick are excluded, Column: How California made Obamacare work, Coronavirus self-quarantine: When and how to do it, They survived the coronavirus. Then they tested positive again. Why?, Why will it take so long to make a coronavirus vaccine that can prevent COVID-19?

Los Angeles Times science Thu, Mar 26, 2020

Coronavirus might have robbed a baseball team of its farewell season

Coronavirus might have robbed a baseball team of its farewell season, NFL draft 2020: A look at the top prospects, Justin Turner's home run derby idea is already a smashing success in one league, Ready to restart sports? Medical experts say, not so fast, NFL draft: Can anyone catch Oklahoma receiver CeeDee Lamb?, This day in sports: Pirates Hall of Famer Willie Stargell dies at 61, NFL draft gem: Clemson's Isaiah Simmons can tackle any position on defense, Former Rams Todd Gurley and Clay Matthews imply team did not pay them money owed, Column: It looks like the sports world could be in a timeout until 2021, LeBron James proud of Lakers' season, but he would like closure, Column: Justin Turner talks coronavirus relief, a 'Tiger King' tweet and quarantine baseball, Column: Staging fights amid coronavirus outbreak is a risk, but you have to understand UFC culture, Markazi: Gordon Hayward expands horizons through video games, Column: Unless experts are wrong, it'll be later than sooner for return of sports, Plaschke: Kobe Bryant embraces us again as he heads to basketball's Hall of Fame, Complete coverage: Coronavirus makes major impact on sports across the world, Coronavirus tracker: Athletes and sports figures who have tested positive, How the coronavirus is affecting sports leagues and events, Tayler Katoa on a mission to help USC after two years of wondering, UCLA leading scorer Chris Smith declares for NBA draft, Former UCLA tight end Matt Lynch is headed to Colorado, From the archives: UCLA overcomes many challenges to win 1995 NCAA title, Doc Rivers says Clippers goals haven't changed despite COVID-19, Rob Pelinka says Lakers passed all tests, hopes for Finals exam, NBA 2K Players Tournament to resume Thursday with quarterfinals, Mickey Callaway reaches out to Angels pitchers from the Florida Panhandle, Plaschke: Ballpark music is what helps Dieter Ruehle get through the coronavirus shutdown, Hot dog! How a Dodgers' minor league team relishes helping in coronavirus crisis, John Johnson must shoulder leadership role as Rams' most experienced safety, Second SoFi Stadium worker tests positive for COVID-19, NHL releases prospect rankings ahead of yet-to-be-rescheduled draft, World track and field championships pushed back a year to 2022, Tom Brady boosts new-look Buccaneers jerseys to record sales, Column: QB duels, shooting stars and spring sensations highlighted prep sports, This day in sports: Tiger Woods wins a fourth consecutive major, Plan to launch MLB season in a coronavirus-free Arizona bubble isn't airtight, Korean Baseball Organization is back on the field, but the turf is precarious, Former Morningside basketball coach Carl Franklin dies, El Camino Real wrestler  Justin Levy makes face shields with 3D printer, Great championship games:  Jack Flaherty pitches Harvard-Westlake to 1-0 win at Dodger Stadium, Great championship games: Dwayne Polee scores 43 points before 14,136 at Sports Arena, Elliott: There will be no closure for senior athletes this spring season, With Todd Gurley gone, Jared Goff must deliver under pressure for Rams, Rams got bonus baby when Michael Brockers returned after Ravens deal collapsed, Rams say they got their money's worth from departed star Todd Gurley, Nothing old about Andrew Whitworth's worth at left tackle for Rams, Kings hope new initiative will convince people to give blood amid donation shortage, A top pick in NFL draft? Ohio State corner Jeff Okudah has it covered, LSU quarterback Joe Burrow goes from underdog to top dog entering NFL draft, Gary Bettman says it might not be possible to complete NHL season normally