Sports Dodgers' Ross Stripling is not bothered by move to bullpen after Thursday startLos Angeles Times - Jorge CastilloRoss Stripling fully understands his situation. Barring an injury or another unforeseen event over the next few days, his start against the Chicago Cubs on Thursday will be his final one for an unknown
Sports Rams' No. 1 priority in NFL draft could be finding gems in later rounds againLos Angeles Times - Gary KleinThis year, at least, there will be suspense for the Rams. They hold the 31st pick in the first round of the NFL draft, which begins Thursday in Nashville. They must decide whether to use the pick, trade
Sports General manager Tom Telesco has helped produce great drafts for Chargers, but no titlesLos Angeles Times - Jeff MillerThey’ve made some great runs in April. Unfortunately for the Chargers, the NFL holds its Super Bowl in February. “We just don’t grade our draft classes,” Tom Telesco said. “We don’t do a lot of that assessment.
Horror Reviews: Late-breaking terror in ‘Body at Brighton Rock,’ ‘I Trapped the Devil’ and more moviesLos Angeles Times - By Noel Murray‘Body at Brighton Rock’ After contributing shorts to the horror anthologies “Southbound” and “XX,” writer-director Roxanne Benjamin makes her feature filmmaking debut with “Body at Brighton Rock,” an —
Sports Srisaket Sor Rungvisai ready to continue where he left off against Juan Francisco EstradaLos Angeles Times - Lance PugmireSrisaket Sor Rungvisai rocketed into boxing’s top-10 pound-for-pound rankings, surging from the despair of a garbageman job in Thailand to a meeting with that nation's king. Then, just like that, right
Sports Chicago Cubs search for magic of 2016 after 'winter of reckoning'Los Angeles Times - Andy McCulloughChicago Cubs catcher Willson Contreras visited the office of Dodgers manager Dave Roberts late one night in July. The circumstances made the encounter less peculiar than it sounds: Roberts had just finished
Northern California ‘Crime against humanity’: passionate parents speak out against vaccine billLos Angeles Times - Melody GutierrezHundreds of parents lined the corridors of the state Capitol on Wednesday, alternatively pleading and demanding that lawmakers reject a bill that would tighten the state’s school immunization law. The
Sports Rams and Chargers have hit it big in the NFL draft, but that hasn't always been the caseLos Angeles Times - By Rahul MukherjeeThe Rams and Chargers wasted little time transforming into winning teams upon their return to Los Angeles. In their second year back in L.A., the Rams went all the way to the Super Bowl. They did this
Sports Marquise ‘Hollywood’ Brown ready to take thrilling ride at NFL draftLos Angeles Times - Sam FarmerThe first round of the NFL draft unfolds Thursday night, and Marquise “Hollywood” Brown is strapping in for the ride of his life. He’s among the most coveted receivers in this class, yet all the defensive
Dallas, TX Ken Kercheval, who played the beleaguered Cliff on ‘Dallas,’ dies at 83Los Angeles Times - Associated PressKen Kercheval, who played perennial punching bag Cliff Barnes to Larry Hagman’s scheming oil baron J.R. Ewing on the hit TV series “Dallas,” has died at his home in Indiana. He was 83. Kercheval died in
College Basketball Johnny Juzang announces he will reclassify to play college basketball this winterLos Angeles Times - Eric SondheimerBasketball standout Johnny Juzang announced Wednesday via his Instagram account that he won’t be returning for his senior season at Harvard-Westlake. He will reclassify to the class of 2019 to make himself
Northern California High-profile California housing bill clears hurdle after tense debate over local controlLos Angeles Times - Liam DillonHigh-profile housing legislation to allow mid-rise apartment construction near mass transit across California was poised to advance in a state Senate committee Wednesday after two lawmakers reached an
Gennady Golovkin Gennady Golovkin splits with longtime trainer Abel SanchezLos Angeles Times - Lance PugmireAs Gennady Golovkin transitions to a new platform for his fights and prepares for the June 8 resumption of his career, the former long-reigning middleweight champion is parting with his longtime trainer
U.S. Army Trump's angry tweet about a common border incident prompts a Mexican investigationLos Angeles Times - Patrick J. McDonnellOn April 13, a Mexican military patrol spotted an unmarked vehicle on the south side of the border fence outside El Paso, and confronted the two people inside. They turned out to be U.S. Army soldiers,
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NRA NRA sues city of L.A. over its new contract disclosure lawLos Angeles Times - Dakota SmithThe National Rifle Assn. filed a lawsuit Wednesday challenging a new Los Angeles law requiring companies that seek contracts with the city to disclose whether they have ties to the gun rights group. The
Sports LPGA reaches Wilshire Country Club with some caddie storiesLos Angeles Times - Mike JamesIn the revolving-door world of caddie-player relationships on the LPGA Tour, the disagreement in February could have been a breaking point. Instead, it illustrated the strength of a lasting pairing that
Trump Administration Trump’s promise to resist oversight by Congress sets up clash that could last yearsLos Angeles Times - Noah BiermanPresident Trump vowed on Wednesday to fight a host of congressional efforts to scrutinize his conduct, business and policies, opening the path toward a constitutional clash that could last for the rest
Lifestyle Café Pinot, the restaurant outside downtown L.A.’s Central Library, is closingLos Angeles Times - Amy ScattergoodCafé Pinot, Joachim Splichal’s California-French restaurant next to the Los Angeles Central Library, is closing after nearly a quarter century. Its last day of service is Friday. “Twenty-five years is
Business Stocks edge down from record highsLos Angeles Times - Associated PressU.S. stocks closed slightly lower Wednesday, with the market giving back some of its gains the day after the Standard & Poor’s 500 index and Nasdaq composite hit record highs. Energy stocks led the modest
Carbon Coming soon to California restaurants: Carbon neutral meals, verified by regulatorsLos Angeles Times - Tony BarbozaDiners may soon have the chance to nibble away some of their climate guilt by patronizing California restaurants that have pledged to slash their carbon footprints to zero. Under a new program announced
Facebook Facebook says settling FTC investigation could cost up to $5 billionLos Angeles Times - David McLaughlinFacebook Inc. estimated that it will cost as much as $5 billion to resolve a U.S. investigation into its privacy practices, as the social-media giant moves to put the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica
Northern California Holy cow! California may get rid of single-family zoningLos Angeles Times - Kerry CavanaughCalifornia may be on the verge of eliminating single-family zoning statewide. This is huge. And it’s a sign of how quickly the politics around housing and land use have shifted in just the last year. Wednesday,
Tesla Tesla returns to losing money as revenue, cash and other key numbers tumbleLos Angeles Times - Russ MitchellElon Musk envisions a glorious future when fleets of Tesla robo-taxis earn money for Tesla owners and make all other automobiles instantly obsolete. The future, he said in a presentation this week, starts
Women of Color Women of color push 2020 Democrats to recognize their importanceLos Angeles Times - Melanie MasonAimee Allison’s brainchild was born of elation and frustration. The Oakland-based political strategist was invigorated by Democratic wins and near-wins the last two years in places like Alabama, Georgia
Sports NFL draft needs 2019: A team-by-team lookLos Angeles Times - Sam FarmerThe NFL draft will be held Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Nashville. Here’s a look at each team’s needs by division. AFC West Broncos: Denver has its temporary answer at quarterback in Joe Flacco, but
Hollywood Hills Danny Bonaduce of ‘The Partridge Family’ checks out of Hollywood condoLos Angeles Times - Neal J. LeiteregDanny Bonaduce, of “The Partridge Family” fame, has made quick work of selling his Hollywood condominium of more than a decade. The actor’s three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom unit hit the market in February sold
Luke Walton Luke Walton’s attorney says his client’s innocence will be ‘proven in court’Los Angeles Times - Tania GanguliLuke Walton’s attorney issued a statement Wednesday afternoon, saying the former Lakers coach would have his innocence “proven in court.” Attorney Mark Baute also criticized a news conference the previous
Donald Trump Trump just declared himself immune to congressional oversightLos Angeles Times - The Times Editorial BoardWhen Democrats won control of the House of Representatives in last November’s blue wave, it seemed as if Congress might finally start performing oversight of the Trump administration after two years of
Arbitration Supreme Court gives businesses more power to require individual arbitrationLos Angeles Times - BloombergAn ideologically divided Supreme Court gave businesses more power to channel disputes into individual arbitration proceedings, siding with a lighting retailer trying to prevent its employees from pressing
