Hyun-jin Ryu Hyun-Jin Ryu's scoreless innings streak at 31 after Dodgers top RedsLos Angeles Times - Jorge CastilloThe Cincinnati Reds put a runner in scoring position three times against Hyun-Jin Ryu on Sunday at Great American Ball Park. Three times they threatened to score and halt his scoreless innings streak.
Huawei Google reportedly suspends some business with HuaweiLos Angeles Times - BloombergAlphabet Inc.’s Google has suspended some of its business ties with Huawei Technologies Co., Reuters reports, citing a source close to the matter whom it did not identify. Google will no longer engage
Politics Trump lashes out at Republican lawmaker who says he committed impeachable offensesLos Angeles Times - Laura KingPresident Trump on Sunday blasted the lone congressional Republican who has suggested the president has committed impeachable offenses, as party members -- even sometime critics -- closed ranks around
Baghdad Rocket explodes near U.S. Embassy in BaghdadLos Angeles Times - Associated PressA rocket crashed Sunday in the Iraqi capital's heavily fortified Green Zone, landing less than a mile from the sprawling U.S. Embassy, an Iraqi military spokesman said. The apparent attack in central which
Movies How Leyna Bloom became the first transgender actress of color to star in a film at CannesLos Angeles Times - By Amy KaufmanLeyna Bloom turned up at the Port Authority bus terminal at 17 with one red suitcase and nowhere to put it. She’d saved up a little money working part time at McDonald’s and Starbucks on the South Side
Sports Lucas Gordon is MVP of the Mission LeagueLos Angeles Times - Eric SondheimerJunior pitcher Lucas Gordon of Sherman Oaks Notre Dame has been selected by the coaches as the Mission League player of the year. The pitcher of the year was Sam Hliboki of Harvard-Westlake. Devan Ornelas,
Novak Djokovic Rafael Nadal beats Novak Djokovic to win Italian Open for ninth timeLos Angeles Times - Associated PressRafael Nadal is right back where he wants to be. After losing in the semifinals of three consecutive clay-court tournaments, Nadal dominated for stretches against his longtime rival, Novak Djokovic, in
Terrence Malick Cannes: Terrence Malick’s ‘A Hidden Life’ is a return to form and a spiritual call to armsLos Angeles Times - By Justin ChangIn the eight years since Terrence Malick won the Palme d’Or at Cannes for “The Tree of Life,” his magisterial drama about childhood’s end and the spirit’s awakening, the standard critical line is that
Movies ‘John Wick 3’ dethrones ‘Avengers: Endgame’ at the summer box officeLos Angeles Times - By Sonaiya KelleyIt had to happen eventually, and Keanu Reeves was the man to do it. Lionsgate's "John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum" stole the top spot at the weekend box office from the mighty Marvel blockbuster "Avengers:
Shepard Fairey Shepard Fairey and 30 other artists turn Maya Angelou school into an outdoor galleryLos Angeles Times - Deborah VankinSchool was out for the day at Dr. Maya Angelou Community High School, but the campus was bright with activity. More than two dozen enormous murals were going up at the South L.A. school, transforming
Sports Natalie Ramirez gets her final shot at a state titleLos Angeles Times - Eric SondheimerYou’re a 9-year-old girl who doesn’t like running. The shotput coach asks, “Does anyone want to try shotput?” So began an almost decade-long run that could culminate in a CIF state championship next weekend
U.S. Border Patrol Some in San Diego worried as Border Patrol sends more migrants to California from TexasLos Angeles Times - Associated PressThe U.S. Border Patrol said Friday that it would fly hundreds of migrant families from south Texas to San Diego for processing. The flights are the latest sign of how the Border Patrol is struggling to
Travel Following environmentalist Edward Abbey's footsteps in the Utah and Arizona desertsLos Angeles Times - By Christopher ReynoldsThe road trip from Moab, Utah, to Ajo, Ariz., is a sunbaked ramble through about 600 miles of dreamy, lethal desert, beginning with the red rocks of Utah's Arches National Park, skirting Monument Valley
Southern California Rain pounds Southern California and another storm is coming TuesdayLos Angeles Times - a Times staff writerAnother unusual May storm dumped more rain on Southern California on Sunday. --The rain will continue through Sunday evening with a chance of thunderstorms in some areas. --The storm should dump up to
Travel Know where you are? Take this road-trip sign quiz to test your skillsLos Angeles Times - By Christopher ReynoldsYou’ve probably seen a few of these signs on one road trip or another. But how many of them can you place? Some of the 20 American roadside signs here are familiar landmarks. In fact, many date from the
Earthquakes Earthquake: 3.3 quake strikes near Mendota, Calif.Los Angeles Times - QuakebotA shallow magnitude-3.3 earthquake was reported Sunday morning about 15 miles from Mendota, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The temblor occurred at 3:49 a.m. Pacific time at a depth of
Ballot Measures California's prison parole rules might hinge on quiet fight over ballot measuresLos Angeles Times - John MyersNothing is more sacrosanct in California politics than the power of the state’s voters to create laws through ballot measures, so much so that judges rarely block a duly qualified initiative from getting
Travel Are we recreational vehicle people? Hell, yeah!Los Angeles Times - By John NelsonThe sales manager was playing hardball in September as my wife, Leslie, and I hemmed and hawed over whether we should buy our first recreational vehicle. His snarky tone made it sound like a challenge.
Flight Attendants More tips on staying safe on the roadLos Angeles TimesRegarding Feedback (“The Battle of the Carry-Ons,” April 28): I am a single traveler, 71 years old. I love to travel, but I have had four surgeries on my right shoulder and cannot lift my right arm above
Southern California SoCal movie events & revivals, May 19-26: ‘Southland Tales’ and moreLos Angeles Times - Matt CooperAnna Lucasta Eartha Kitt and Sammy Davis Jr. head a mostly African American cast in this 1958 drama that also features a closing-credits triptych by L.A.-based artist Charles White. LACMA, Bing Theater,
L.A. movie openings, May 19-26: ‘Booksmart,’ ‘Aladdin’ and moreLos Angeles Times - Kevin CrustA small-town man preparing for some future disaster finds love with a woman who can’t stop shopping. With John Lithgow, Blythe Danner. Written and directed by Noble Jones. (1:35) PG-13. Live-action adaptation
Politics He voted for Trump. Now he and his wife raise their son from opposite sides of the borderLos Angeles Times - Jenny JarvieShe is there when he wakes up, telling him she loves him and helping him coax their son, Ashton, to finish his Honey Nut Cheerios before the school bus whisks him to kindergarten. She is there when he
Lifestyle Food Bowl this week: A pizza party, plus wine and bowlingLos Angeles Times - Amy ScattergoodThis week features a pizza party, a full day of wine consumption at a bowling alley, plus a chef film screening — and some serious restaurant industry conversation. There are also dinners, discussions,
Travel Big highways blah? Don't dis them. Why and when to travel interstates--happilyLos Angeles Times - Catharine HammWhen we think about road trips — and, now that schools are out or mostly so, we may be — we rarely think about the road itself, especially the big, rumbling, boring interstates that lace together our But
Sports Racing! Congratulations to Preakness winner War of WillLos Angeles Times - John CherwaCopyright 2019 by Equibase Company. Reproduction prohibited. Santa Anita, Santa Anita Park, Arcadia, California. 17th day of a 41-day meet. Clear & Firm 1 Mile Turf. Purse: $46,000. Claiming. 3 year olds
Los Angeles City Council Can a Democrat win an L.A. City Council seat long held by Republicans?Los Angeles Times - Emily Alpert ReyesWhen Ian Carr knocks on doors in neighborhoods like Porter Ranch and West Hills, he is sometimes asked whether his chosen candidate is a Democrat or a Republican. His answer — Democrat — once got a door
Pepperspray L.A. juvenile halls are so chaotic, officers are afraid to come to workLos Angeles Times - Matt StilesThe detention officer’s email described “chaos” inside one of Los Angeles County’s juvenile halls. Her words were desperate, describing unruly, violent youth and fed up detention officers — enough to a
World News Indians vote in final phase of grueling national electionLos Angeles Times - By Associated PressIndians voted Sunday in the seventh and final phase of a grueling national election that lasted more than five weeks, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party seeks to govern for another
Iran Trump’s plaintive but welcome message to Iran: Can we talk?Los Angeles Times - Doyle McManusYou know we’re in trouble when President Trump looks like the adult in the White House. Starting on May 5, Trump’s hawkish national security advisor, John Bolton, dramatically escalated pressure on Iran
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Pregnant women, other vulnerable asylum seekers are returned to Mexico to await hearingsLos Angeles Times - Molly Hennessy-FiskeWhen Enma Hernandez crossed the Rio Grande here illegally about two weeks ago and approached Border Patrol agents seeking asylum, she told them she was eight months pregnant. Hernandez, 26, said she had
