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Bryce Harper delivers walk-off double as Phillies down Dodgers - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Jorge Castillo
Bryce Harper’s helmet had already fallen off during his sprint around the bases, somewhere between home plate and halfway around second base, when the Philadelphia Phillies’ improbable winning run crossed
Albert Pujols
Angels veteran Albert Pujols an asset on the bases despite lacking speed - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Jack Harris
Angels third-base coach Mike Gallego threw up the stop sign as Albert Pujols came screeching into the bag Monday night. Even as Houston Astros shortstop Jose Altuve fumbled the cutoff throw, Gallego left
Bayern Munich
Arsenal and Bayern Munich meet at Dignity Health Sports Park in preseason tuneup - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Kevin Baxter
When Lothar Matthaus was winning titles with Bayern Munich a generation ago, weather would dictate where the team would train during the preseason and midseason break. “In the summer, we’d stay in Germany,”
Business
Top Sales: Bel-Air estate of daytime soap great pulls in $31 million - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Neal J. Leitereg
The onetime home of a studio mogul, a San Marino mansion with Pentagon ties and a prized estate in Hidden Hills were among the priciest properties that changed hands in L.A. County in June. Here’s a closer
Bel Air
Top Sales: Bel-Air estate of daytime soap great pulls in $31 million - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Top Sales: Bel-Air estate of daytime soap great pulls in $31 million At $22.2 million, the 7.4-acre estate in Hidden Hills is the most expensive home ever sold in the guard-gated equestrian community.
World News
North Korea suggests it might lift weapons test moratorium - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
North Korea on Tuesday suggested it might call off its 20-month suspension of nuclear and missile tests because of summertime U.S.-South Korean military drills that the North calls preparation for an invasion.
San Bernardino
CHP officer injured on 10 Freeway in San Bernardino - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Howard Blume
The leader of La Luz del Mundo church remained impassive in a Los Angeles courtroom as a witness for prosecutors described a video that he alleged showed Naason Joaquin Garcia participating in a sexual
Oaxaca
Citing new evidence, judge angrily denies bail for leader of La Luz del Mundo church - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Leila Miller
The leader of La Luz del Mundo church remained impassive in a Los Angeles courtroom as a witness for prosecutors described a video that he alleged showed Naason Joaquin Garcia participating in a sexual
Sports
Dodgers in no hurry to move Julio Urias from his current bullpen role - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Jorge Castillo
The Dodgers’ need for a reliable, conventional left-handed reliever was never more obvious than in the ninth inning against the Boston Red Sox on Sunday night. The score was tied with Jackie Bradley Jr.,
Houses
House debate on Trump's racially charged tweets shows civility's in short supply - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Caroline S. Engelmayer
Nearly three hours into the House debate Tuesday about whether to condemn President Trump’s incendiary weekend tweets, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II decided he’d had enough. The Missouri Democrat, who was acting
John Paul Stevens
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Los Angeles Times
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, the independent-minded jurist whose bright bow ties and courteous manner symbolized an old-fashioned style of integrity, died Tuesday. He was 99. Though
John Paul Stevens
John Paul Stevens, retired Supreme Court justice, dead at 99 - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - David G. Savage
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, the independent-minded jurist whose bright bow ties and courteous manner symbolized an old-fashioned style of integrity, died Tuesday after suffering a
Qualcomm
Qualcomm gets U.S. support to pause FTC antitrust ruling - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Susan Decker and Edvard Pettersson
The Trump administration urged a federal appeals court to put on hold an order that would force Qualcomm Inc. to change how it licenses its patents, saying the case “threatens competition, innovation,
World News
Top French minister resigns after reports of lavish lifestyle - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
The No. 2 official in the French government resigned Tuesday following media reports that he has been living a lavish lifestyle at taxpayer expense, including hosting lobster and Champagne soirees and
Skid Row
Homeless activists protest L.A.'s latest plan to 'gentrify' skid row - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Gale Holland
Alarmed by the threat of gentrification, a coalition of advocates on Tuesday accused Los Angeles of wanting to give the bulk of skid row over to luxury housing developers, ignoring the desperate straits
Child Welfare
L.A. child welfare takes heat for death of 4-year-old Palmdale boy - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Matt Stiles
L.A. County’s child welfare chief faced sharp questioning Tuesday over why a 4-year-old Palmdale boy, who died earlier this month under what authorities call suspicious circumstances, wasn’t removed from
Schitt's Creek
"Schitt's Creek" cast reacts to 2019 Emmy nominations - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Yvonne Villarreal
Dan Levy, co-creator of “Schitt’s Creek,” was waiting for his friends to get back from buying groceries when he learned that the series finally made its mark at the Emmys. The cult-favorite sitcom broke
Sports
'Did they just do thaaat?' Lakers parodied in 'Family Matters' intro - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Eduardo Gonzalez
The Lakers’ organization has long been a family business, from Jerry Buss to Jeanie. But that family feeling won’t be limited to the front office this season . The Lakers made some big offseason trades,
The Emmy Awards
Emmy voters reward "Game of Thrones," "When They See Us" in 2019 nominations - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Lorraine Ali
Fantasy collided with reality when the nominations for the 71st Emmy Awards were announced Tuesday: The T elevision A cademy overwhelming chose to fly with dragons and tackle real-world racism, all in
Boeing 737 MAX
Boeing 737 Max groundings force airlines to scale back growth plans - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Christopher Jasper
The extended grounding of Boeing Co.’s 737 Max planes forced Ryanair Holdings to scale back growth plans for next summer, putting the airline industry on notice that the crisis is starting to affect longer-term
Beyond Meat
Commentary: Beyond Meat can’t save Blue Apron - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Sarah Halzack
Another day, another sign Wall Street’s enthusiasm for Beyond Meat Inc. has grown a little beyond reason. The plant-based burger maker’s stock has surged 590% since its May initial public offering, as
Donald Trump
House Democrats to condemn Trump over his attacks on four minority members - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Noah Bierman
For all the tumult and anger that President Trump’s verbal attacks on four minority lawmakers have caused, he has been clear about his political motives: Drive a wedge through the country that forces side
Sports
Goalie Cal Petersen signs contract extension with Kings - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Curtis Zupke
Cal Petersen signed a three-year contract extension with the Kings worth $858,833 annually. The contract pays two ways, at the NHL and minor league levels, for next season and one way for the following
Business
YouTube comic Ned Fulmer gives home renovation a whack - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Spence Elliott
As a member of the popular YouTube group the Try Guys, Ned Fulmer doesn’t shy away from difficult or unusual endeavors — he swam with sharks, modeled nude and withstood a labor-pain simulator. But perhaps
Entertainment
Review: The L.A. art exhibition that will have you laughing, gasping and crying - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - David Pagel
If you see only one exhibition this year, my vote is for Terry Allen’s “The Exact Moment It Happens in the West: Stories, Pictures and Songs from the ’60s ’til Now.” The 50-year survey of drawings and
Technology
Google activist Meredith Whittaker leaves company - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Richard Waters
One of the leaders of last year’s mass protests at Google has left the company, underlining a deepening rift between management and workers over issues ranging from sexual harassment to the potential of
Sports
Brian Sieman close to finalizing deal to be next Clippers TV broadcaster - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Andrew Greif
Brian Sieman is close to finalizing a deal to become the new television voice of the Clippers, succeeding the soon-to-be Hall of Famer Ralph Lawler in the play-by-play role, The Times has learned. With
Entertainment
'The Act' star Joey King has big hopes for her Emmy nomination - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Christi Carras
As Joey King received a lead actress Emmy nomination for her turn as Gypsy Rose Blanchard in Hulu’s “The Act,” her real-life counterpart continues to serve prison time. The first-time nominee hopes continued
Lifestyle
Four Hours: Art, culture and peace abound on this tour of West Adams - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Julissa James
West Adams may not be an Instagrammable L.A. hot spot by most influencers’ standards — and that’s exactly why it’s so charming. What it lacks in impermanent trendiness it makes up for with an impressive
Abortion
Planned Parenthood to defy Trump abortion referral rule; the group's president is out - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
Federally funded family planning clinics, including Planned Parenthood, are defying the Trump administration’s ban on referring women for abortions, drawing a line against what they say amounts to keeping

Los Angeles Times

The Pulitzer Prize-winning Los Angeles Times has been covering Southern California for more than 135 years.