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Marina del Rey
Los Angeles County officials meet with community about Marina del Rey gas blowout
Los Angeles Times - Brittny Mejia
Several months after an oil well on a construction site in Marina del Rey blew open, sending natural gas about 100 feet in the air, Los Angeles County officials met with angry residents to discuss the
Comic-Con
At Comic-Con 2019, Marvel — not movies — is the main attraction
Los Angeles Times - Sonaiya Kelley
As if the “rock concert” atmosphere that accompanied Marvel’s return to Comic-Con on Saturday wasn’t evidence enough of the franchise’s power — its news-making panel, held inside the San Diego Convention
Hugh Jackman
Review: Hugh Jackman sings, dances and charms, delivering a grand time at the Hollywood Bowl
Los Angeles Times - Charles McNulty
Hugh Jackman, who had a packed Hollywood Bowl eating out of the palm of his hand this weekend, is the last of a dying breed: the all-round entertainer. His wide-ranging skill set was on full display in
Sports
Dillon Peters flashes his promise in Angels' victory over Mariners
Los Angeles Times - Maria Torres
Dillon Peters may not be the long-term solution to the Angels’ pitching woes. But in a 9-3 victory over the Mariners, the left-hander made a case for why manager Brad Ausmus might want to keep him around
Sports
Column: Nicole Gibbs' cancer battle has bolstered her commitment to tennis
Los Angeles Times - Helene Elliott
The offer was too good to refuse: Visit the dentist and get a free teeth-whitening procedure. And since Nicole Gibbs realized she hadn’t gone to her dentist for a couple of years — and because she wanted
Miami Marlins
Walker Buehler shuts down Marlins to complete the sweep for Dodgers
Los Angeles Times - Jorge Castillo
The Dodgers took the field Sunday afternoon fresh off wins over the Miami Marlins the previous two nights. But those victories weren’t fulfilling or very pretty. On Friday, they squeaked by the last-place
Politics
Puerto Rico governor says he will not seek reelection but does not resign
Los Angeles Times - Marisa Gerber
Puerto Rico’s embattled governor — who had gone almost entirely silent in the days since thousands of protesters began demanding his resignation — dug in his heels Sunday, refusing to step down. But in
Mariano Rivera
Mariano Rivera, other Baseball Hall of Fame inductees enter amid fanfare
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
The chants began even before baseball’s greatest closer stood to make his speech. “I don’t understand why I have to always be the last,” Mariano Rivera joked at his Hall of Fame induction Sunday. “I guess
Beyoncé
Beyonce's musical genius propels 'The Lion King: The Gift' soundtrack
Los Angeles Times - Mikael Wood
No one takes possession of a cultural space like Beyoncé. We saw it happen in 2016 when she easily outshone Coldplay during its own Super Bowl halftime performance. We saw it happen last year when she
Guatemala
In the peaceful town of Todos Santos, migration has become a rite of passage.
Los Angeles Times
A dog walks by a home decorated with the American flag painted on its walls, near Todos Santos Cuchumatán, Guatemala. (Marcus Yam/Los Angeles Times) Keili Chales, 4, plays with her siblings at home near
British Open
British Open: J.B. Holmes irks Brooks Koepka with his pre-shot routine
Los Angeles Times - Sam Farmer
What a miserable Sunday at the British Open for American J.B. Holmes. He was in third place after three rounds, having shot a 66, 68 and 69. But he slogged his way to an 87 with one birdie, six bogeys,
Shinzo Abe
Japan's ruling coalition secures upper house majority
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s ruling coalition secured a majority in Japan’s upper house of parliament in elections Sunday but will not reach the super-majority needed to propose constitutional revisions,
World News
Heat and humidity grip the East Coast
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
The East Coast sweated through another day of heat and humidity Sunday in a stretch of weather so oppressive that a New Jersey drawbridge got stuck, Pennsylvania firefighters suffered from heat exhaustion
Politics
Trump renews attack on minority congresswomen; congressman offers sharp rebuke
Los Angeles Times - Laura King
As President Trump launched a fresh Twitter attack Sunday on four minority congresswomen he said were “not capable of loving our Country,” a senior Democratic congressman who was active in the civil rights
Business
My Favorite Room: James Vanderbilt
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Glendale
Man shot outside Glendale laser tag facility
Los Angeles Times - Brittny Mejia
Members of the now-defunct white supremacist group Rise Above Movement were sentenced in Charlottesville, Va. Co-chairs of a task force on homelessness want a right-to-shelter requirement. But building
Charlottesville, VA
3 members of California white power group who rioted in Charlottesville sentenced to prison
Los Angeles Times - Brittny Mejia
Three members of a now-defunct white supremacist group that was based in Southern California have been sentenced to prison for their roles in provoking violence at a deadly far-right rally in Charlottesville,
Scarlett Johansson
For Scarlett Johansson, 'Black Widow' movie is perfectly timed
Los Angeles Times - Sonaiya Kelley
After seven years of Scarlett Johansson playing Black Widow, the character is finally getting her own movie. After Marvel’s jam-packed Hall H panel at Comic-Con on Saturday, the actress spoke to reporters
UK Golf
British Open: Shane Lowry wins first major title with victory
Los Angeles Times - Sam Farmer
Irishman Shane Lowry survived whipping winds and driving rain at Royal Portrush to win the British Open on Sunday, the first time his homeland has played host to this storied major championship in 68 The
Sports
Column: Remembering the freewheeling Jim Healy, who never let listeners get bored
Los Angeles Times - Tom Hoffarth
Actually, it is true: Twenty-five years ago Monday, Jim Healy signed off from his earthly existence, becoming a voice that lives on in museum archives and on YouTube. From the Los Angeles Times files,
Iran
Audio shows British navy trying to thwart Iran from seizing ship
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
In an audio recording released Sunday, a British naval officer insists that a British-flagged oil tanker must be allowed to sail through the Strait of Hormuz as Iranian paramilitary forces demand that
Entertainment
Disney live-action 'Lion King' beats box office predictions
Los Angeles Times - Sonaiya Kelley
Disney continued its box office winning streak this weekend as the studio’s live-action adaptation of “The Lion King” roared into theaters to the tune of $185 million in North American receipts, according
Luke Voit
MLB notes: Luke Voit thought his jaw was broken when hit by pitch
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
When Yankees slugger Luke Voit was scared when he was first hit by a pitch from Colorado’s Chad Bettis. Voit remembered when Giancarlo Stanton’s jaw was broken by Milwaukee’s Mike Fiers five years ago.
Entertainment
Review: At Mt. Wilson, cosmic sound art reaches far beyond a mere moon landing
Los Angeles Times - Mark Swed
It was still light Friday, the eve of the Apollo moon landing’s 50th anniversary, as I made the slow drive up Angeles Crest Highway onto the local point closest to the stars — physically, optically and
Julian Alaphilippe
Tour de France: Simon Yates wins Stage 15; Julian Alaphilippe clings to lead
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
Simon Yates of Britain posted a second stage win with a solo raid during the last Pyrenean trek of the Tour de France as Frenchman Thibaut Pinot gained more time on his rivals in the fight for the yellow
Darrell Steinberg
Desperate to ease homelessness, California officials look to New York 'right to shelter' laws
Los Angeles Times - Benjamin Oreskes
Much about California’s homelessness crisis has confounded state and local officials. But what to do about the tens of thousands of people living outdoors has perhaps done so more than anything else. for
Manny Pacquiao
Commentary: Manny Pacquiao's victory would be the ultimate farewell to a storied career
Los Angeles Times - Bill Dwyre
As storybook endings go, this one belonged on Broadway. Call the Hallmark Channel. Don’t be ashamed if you tear up. When Manny Pacquiao, the boxing senator from the Philippines, emerged from the ring night
Arizona Politics
How I Made It: He dreamed of a career in politics. Now he's shaking up consumer banking
Los Angeles Times - Margot Roosevelt
Andrei Cherny is chief executive of Aspiration, a 4-year-old Marina del Rey firm that markets itself with the slogan “Save Money, Save the Planet.” The financial technology firm offers what it calls socially
Entertainment
L.A. movie openings, July 21-28: 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' and more
Los Angeles Times - Matt Cooper
Leonardo DiCaprio, left, and Brad Pitt costar in “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” The Great Hack Documentary on the Cambridge Analytica/Facebook data breach. Directed by Jehane Noujaim, Karim Amer. (1:53)
Entertainment
SoCal movie events & revivals, July 21-28: ‘Eat Drink Man Woman' and more
Los Angeles Times - Matt Cooper
Ang Lee's 1994 comedy-drama “Eat Drink Man Woman” returns to theaters for one night only. Outfest Los Angeles The citywide LGBTQ film festival continues. Various venues, Los Angeles, Hollywood and Beverly

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