U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Trump is stripping immigrant children of protections, critics say. Supporters say he's closing loopholesLos Angeles Times - Andrea CastilloIn the nearly four years since Alexis arrived alone in the United States as a 17-year-old from El Salvador, he has been granted asylum, learned English, secured a job at a bakery and studied for his upcoming
Sports The Sports Report: Here's the perfect guy for the Lakers to signLos Angeles Times - Houston MitchellHowdy, my name is Houston Mitchell. I know who the Lakers can sign to replace DeMarcus Cousins. He is currently a high school coach at Carver High in the Los Angeles area. Used to play power forward for
TSA More people are flying but TSA lines at LAX are shorter. Why?Los Angeles Times - Hugo MartinSummer 2016 found airline passengers across the country fuming about airport security checkpoint lines that stretched for up to two hours. The outrage was so widespread that the Twitter hashtag #Ihatethewait
Sports Racing! It’s a wide open Pacific ClassicLos Angeles Times - John CherwaCopyright 2019 by Equibase Company. Reproduction prohibited. Del Mar Thoroughbred Club, Del Mar, California. All finishes confirmed by Plusmic USA. Official program numbers may not correspond with post
Southern California Newsletter: Essential California Week in Review: California sues Trump over 'public charge' ruleLos Angeles Times - Julia WickGood morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It is Saturday, Aug. 17. Here’s a look at the top stories of the last week: “Public charge.” California sued the Trump administration to
Maine Column: Unplugging from 'L.A. me' once a year lets me plug back in refueled to see life anewLos Angeles Times - Nita LelyveldJust a blink or two ago, I was fully unplugged — on the flip side of the continent from my workaday world. I was opening my eyes most mornings to watch the sun rise over the Atlantic, then shutting them
Schools Editorial: LAUSD has the latest bad plan for grading the quality of L.A.'s schoolsLos Angeles Times - The Times Editorial BoardThe state’s so-called dashboard for measuring a school’s performance and progress isn’t nearly as good as it should be, as we’ve said many times. Though much improved from its early iterations, these report
World News Signs of recession worry Trump ahead of 2020Los Angeles Times - Associated PressWASHINGTON — President Trump is warning of an economic crash if he loses reelection, arguing that even voters who personally dislike him should base their ballots on the nation’s strong growth and low
Business Hot Property Newsletter: Links in a chain of famous ownersLos Angeles TimesLeading off this week’s collection are two homes that have a history of celebrity ownership. A Hidden Hills estate that years earlier suited musicians now has an actor in residence. And a Hancock Park
Los Angeles Angels Mike Trout does it all except win as Angels fall to White SoxLos Angeles Times - Maria TorresIn a span of about 15 minutes Friday night, Angels star Mike Trout showcased the flashiest tools in his belt. He crushed Chicago White Sox starter Lucas Giolito’s low-hanging slider 438 feet to straight-away
Team USA Column: Team USA's younger players grow game on a global stageLos Angeles Times - Dan WoikeThe way Kemba Walker bounced off a screen that was closer to a cross check from Spanish center Willy Hernangomez, the way he recovered to challenge the shooter, the way he sprinted down court and got easy
Sports Bishop Alemany gets its football season off to a flying start in 62-36 winLos Angeles Times - Eric SondheimerA year ago, the Mission Hills Bishop Alemany offense was so uncertain with its many freshmen and sophomore players that the Clausen brothers, Casey and Rick, former quarterbacks in the SEC, did something
Los Angeles Rams Rams running backs John Kelly and Justin Davis are eager to show abilitiesLos Angeles Times - Gary KleinJohn Kelly and Justin Davis sense opportunity, even though the Rams made heavy investments in other running backs. Before last season, the Rams gave star Todd Gurley a massive extension. During the offseason,
Los Angeles FC Fear the beards: LAFC's good luck charm is growing on themLos Angeles Times - Kevin BaxterSteven Beitashour believes he found the one thing LAFC teammate Carlos Vela cannot do better than everyone else in MLS. And that’s grow a beard. Beitashour qualifies as something of an expert on facial
Sports NFL preseason: Eli Manning, Daniel Jones lead Giants over Bears; Josh Rosen gets start in Dolphins' lossLos Angeles Times - Associated PressEli Manning and heir apparent Daniel Jones threw first-half touchdown passes against Chicago backups and the New York Giants had an easy Friday night in posting a 32-13 preseason victory over the Bears.
Chicago Sky Sparks fall to Sky for second consecutive lossLos Angeles Times - Associated PressAllie Quigley scored 26 points to help the Chicago Sky beat Los Angeles 91-81 to pull into a tie for fourth place with the Sparks on Friday night. Courtney Vandersloot added 17 points and nine assists,
Sports Dodgers rally late with home runs to beat the BravesLos Angeles Times - Jorge CastilloThe Dodgers’ latest late-inning, game-changing salvo began with a two-out single in their 8-3 win Friday night at SunTrust Park. Pinch-hitter A.J. Pollock, limited by a sore groin, supplied it off the
North Hollywood 2 are shot at busy North Hollywood intersectionLos Angeles Times - Rong-Gong Lin IICalifornia sues the Trump administration to challenge the legality of a new ‘public charge’ rule that could deny green cards to immigrants who receive public aid. The 9th Circuit overturned a drug conviction
Nebraska College football 2019: Which long-dormant traditional power with second-year head coach will come back first?Los Angeles Times - J. Brady McColloughNebraska legendary head coach Tom Osborne was coaching his last game for the Cornhuskers, who were undefeated and trying to make an argument for a national championship in the final year of the Bowl Alliance,
Sports Quip a favorite to win Pacific Classic at Del MarLos Angeles Times - John CherwaTrainer Bob Baffert watched on a small television in the saddling area as Justify, and the rest of field, entered a massive fog bank that had enveloped Pimlico Race Course during last year’s Preakness
Protest Some Hong Kong protesters wonder if they're going too farLos Angeles Times - Alice SuThe protester felt torn as an elderly Australian woman in a wheelchair grabbed his hand and asked for help. She was trying to get home and wanted assistance navigating through the thousands of demonstrators
Jay Z Jay-Z and NFL partnership: We're asking the wrong questionsLos Angeles Times - LZ GrandersonEver since Roc Nation and the NFL announced its partnership around social justice earlier this week, I’ve been trying to find answers for all of the wrong questions. I’ve spent days peeling back the layers
USC Entering transfer portal is tricky for some at USC and UCLALos Angeles Times - Ryan KartjeTell the truth. As Norman Steele saw it, it was all his son, Chris, could do. Explain to the NCAA exactly what went down at Florida to necessitate his transfer to USC. Then, cross your fingers and hope
Kim Jong-un North Korea leader Kim Jong Un approves recent weapons testsLos Angeles Times - Associated PressNorth Korea on Saturday said leader Kim Jong Un supervised another test-firing of an unspecified new weapon that extended a streak of weapons demonstrations seen as an attempt to pressure Washington and
Sports Otito Ogbonnia aspirations include leading UCLA's pass rushLos Angeles Times - Ben BolchThere’s a new one-word entry in the Chip Kelly motivational playbook that includes phrases such as “Win the day!” and “Water the bamboo.” The UCLA football coach borrowed the phrase from the Alabama softball
Technology Scooter startup says needy communities in San Francisco asked to be excludedLos Angeles Times - Johana BhuiyanIn defense of its practice of excluding two of the San Francisco’s neediest neighborhoods, San Francisco-based mobility company Scoot says local community leaders and organizations asked it not to allow
A. J. Pollock Dodgers' A.J. Pollock continues to get kid-glove treatment because of sore groinLos Angeles Times - Jorge CastilloFor the eighth time in 14 games, A.J. Pollock wasn’t in the Dodgers’ lineup Friday night against the Atlanta Braves. The groin injury he suffered Aug. 1, one he thought would dissipate within two or three
Sports 9th Circuit upholds lawsuit by minor leaguers against MLBLos Angeles Times - Bill ShaikinEvery minor league baseball player attends spring training in Arizona or Florida. With rare exceptions, those players are not paid until the regular season begins. Thousands of players who participated
Sierra Musician Frank Simes lists charming Sierra Madre home for saleLos Angeles Times - Neal J. Leitereg
Chauncey Billups Chauncey Billups joining Clippers broadcasts as television analystLos Angeles Times - Andrew GreifChauncey Billups, the NBA champion point guard turned broadcaster, will be a familiar face on Clippers television broadcasts during the upcoming season. Billups, who retired in 2014 after a 17-year playing
