Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsKris Bryant Daring decision by Dodgers third-base coach paid off in 3-2 win over CubsLos Angeles Times - Mike DiGiovannaThe performance of a third-base coach is evaluated much like that of a home-plate umpire. You usually know he’s done a good job if nobody notices him during the game and he is not a focal point of discussion
Los Angeles Timesadded this to Hot PropertyHolmby Hills Horror actor Vincent Price’s onetime Westside haunt lists at nearly $21 millionLos Angeles Times - By Lauren BealeThe home that was once the haunt of legendary actor Vincent Price, who appeared in a treasure trove of thrillers, is for sale in the Holmby Hills area at $20.995 million. No doubt the walls of the 11,653-square-foot
Los Angeles Timesadded this to BusinessBoeing Boeing apologizes for Max crashes as Airbus rakes in salesLos Angeles Times - By Associated PressBoeing executives apologized Monday to airlines and to families of victims of crashes of the company’s 737 Max in Indonesia and Ethiopia as the U.S. plane maker struggles to regain the trust of regulators,
Los Angeles Timesadded this to EntertainmentBenicio del Toro The killers of ‘Dannemora’ ‘needed each other,’ say Paul Dano and Benicio Del ToroLos Angeles Times - Michael OrdoñaAs Benicio Del Toro and Paul Dano play them in “Escape at Dannemora,” real-life convicts Richard Matt and David Sweat epitomize different kinds of intelligence. Behind bars, Matt is the star, a master
Los Angeles Timesadded this to LifestyleChocolate Chip Cookies Chocolate chip cookies that are vegan, gluten-free and deliciousLos Angeles Times - Genevieve KoAdapted from Erin McKenna of her eponymous bakery, these cookies have the crunchy edges of classic chocolate chip. Fragrant with vanilla, the cookies taste extra rich from a generous proportion of coconut
Los Angeles Timesadded this to PoliticsU.S. Supreme Court Supreme Court upholds state and federal prosecutions over the same incidentLos Angeles Times - David G. SavageThe Supreme Court refused Monday to overturn its long-standing rule that permits both federal prosecutors and state attorneys general to bring charges for the same crime, despite the Constitution’s shield
Los Angeles Timesadded this to LocalAnderson Cooper Gloria Vanderbilt, heiress and socialite, dies at 95Los Angeles Times - Elaine WooGloria Vanderbilt, the heiress and “poor little rich girl” in a sensational 1930s custody trial who survived a famously disjointed childhood to become an actress, artist, designer and author, has died.
Los Angeles Timesadded this to NationOregon Politics Supreme Court passes, for now, on a new wedding cake disputeLos Angeles Times - David G. SavageThe Supreme Court announced Monday it would not decide, for now, whether a Christian couple from Oregon had a constitutional right to defy that state’s civil rights law and refuse to make a wedding cake
Los Angeles Timesadded this to TravelTravel Flying this summer? Pack a backup plan, and breathe deeply if that's possibleLos Angeles Times - Catharine HammHere’s how to avoid the congestion expected this summer in the nation’s airports: Take a road trip instead. If your heart is set on Hawaii, Asia or Europe, that’s not going to work. And if time is of essence,
Los Angeles Timesadded this to EntertainmentPatricia Arquette Patricia Arquette lives — and works — outside the 'incredibly boring' boxLos Angeles Times - By Glenn WhippPatricia Arquette has been writing a book about her life for the last four years or so. It won’t include the time she spent as a high school freshman living with her sister, Rosanna, in the Valley or freedom
Los Angeles Timesadded this to EntertainmentPlay buttonAmazon Studios Amazon pulls back from original kids programmingLos Angeles Times - Wendy LeeAs Netflix and Amazon have battled for dominance in the streaming wars, they’ve spent years building up an arsenal of original shows and films that they hope will attract subscribers to their platforms.
Los Angeles Timesadded this to BusinessBoeing Lawsuit: Black Boeing worker harassed, found noose at deskLos Angeles Times - Associated PressA black man who has worked for a decade at a Boeing plant in South Carolina says he’s been routinely subjected to racist harassment. News outlets report that Curtis Anthony is suing the company, saying
Los Angeles Timesadded this to Hot PropertyVolleyball Volleyball’s Karch Kiraly aces the sale of his San Clemente homeLos Angeles Times - Lauren BealeVolleyball great Karch Kiraly has sold his ocean-view house in a gated community of San Clemente for $3.55 million. The renovated home, built in 2000, features light oak hardwood flooring throughout its
Los Angeles Timesadded this to EntertainmentAnthony Davis Review: Anthony Davis’ opera ‘The Central Park Five’ goes where Netflix doesn’t dareLos Angeles Times - Mark SwedSince his pioneering first opera, “X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X” in 1985, Anthony Davis has helped give American opera — often and importantly African American opera — a conscience. He’s tackled
Los Angeles Timesadded this to LifestyleLifestyle A gluten-free, vegan bakery is opening in Santa MonicaLos Angeles Times - Amy ScattergoodErin McKenna taught herself to bake after she discovered as a child that she couldn’t eat most desserts she encountered in the world. Her early experiments — “I was just throwing stuff in a bowl” — eventually
Los Angeles Timesadded this to LocalO.J. Simpson 'The Juice is loose': How the O.J. Simpson white Bronco chase mesmerized the worldLos Angeles Times - TImes staffHere is how the O.J. Simpson chase unfolded 25 years ago: 8:30 a.m.: Robert Shapiro, lawyer for O.J. Simpson, receives a call from Los Angeles Police Department officials telling him to surrender his 9:30
Los Angeles Timesadded this to WorldXi Jinping State media say Chinese President Xi to visit North KoreaLos Angeles Times - Associated PressChinese President Xi Jinping will make a state visit to North Korea this week, state media announced Monday. Xi will meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during the visit on Thursday and Friday, broadcaster
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsHenrik Stenson Morning Briefing: Guess what LaVar Ball thinks is the Lakers' worst move everLos Angeles Times - Chuck SchilkenThat’s a tough one. The Shaquille O’Neal trade? The Dwight Howard and Steve Nash acquisitions? The Magic Johnson front-office debacle? Something involving Kwame Brown, Smush Parker or Adam Morrison? Really
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports The Sports Report: Gary Woodland and his memorable Father’s DayLos Angeles Times - John CherwaHowdy, my name is John Cherwa and I’m piloting this newsletter for Houston Mitchell as he’s really glad he didn’t take the over in the U.S.-Chile women’s soccer game. The thing about the U.S. Open golf
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports Racing! Catching up with Chantal SutherlandLos Angeles Times - John CherwaCopyright 2019 by Equibase Company. Reproduction prohibited. Santa Anita, Santa Anita Park, Arcadia, California. 31st day of a 41-day meet. Cloudy & Firm 5 Furlongs Turf. Purse: $67,000. Allowance Optional
Los Angeles Timesadded this to PoliticsCalifornia Politics Poll finds Californians support the death penalty — and Newsom’s moratorium on executionsLos Angeles Times - Phil WillonCalifornians narrowly support Gov. Gavin Newsom’s moratorium on death row executions but they oppose abolishing the death penalty outright, a new poll shows. The findings offer some political affirmation
Los Angeles Timesadded this to PoliticsSouthern California Edison California needs a big pot of money for wildfires. But how big? And who pays?Los Angeles Times - Taryn LunaCalifornia leaders are calling for a giant pot of money to help electricity providers pay for wildfires, a critical move to head off another utility bankruptcy and prevent Wall Street from downgrading
Los Angeles Timesadded this to PoliticsDeath Penalty Californians' split decision on the death penaltyLos Angeles Times - John MyersWhen Gov. Gavin Newsom announced in March a moratorium on executions, critics said he was doing something that was contrary to the wishes of most Californians. The poll, conducted for the Los Angeles by
Los Angeles Timesadded this to PoliticsJay Inslee Jay Inslee's 2020 plan: Become president, save the planetLos Angeles Times - By Matt PearceThe heap of ashes behind Jay Inslee used to be an acute-care center in Paradise, Calif. Now it was a backdrop for the message the Democrat was about to bring to the 2020 presidential campaign trail — message
Los Angeles Timesadded this to Most ReadFBI She worked for L.A.’s building department. Then her name came up in an FBI warrantLos Angeles Times - Emily Alpert ReyesIt was a bombshell at Los Angeles City Hall when the news broke in January: The FBI was hunting for evidence of bribery, money laundering and other possible crimes involving some of the most powerful in
Los Angeles Timesadded this to BusinessBusiness California Inc.: To infinity and the box officeLos Angeles Times - David LazarusWelcome to California Inc., the weekly newsletter of the L.A. Times Business Section. I'm Business columnist David Lazarus, and here's a rundown of upcoming stories this week and the highlights of last
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsLos Angeles Lakers Anthony Davis trade brings a new look to Lakers and NBA free agencyLos Angeles Times - Dan WoikeIn the summer of 2013, Mikhail Prokhorov, the Nets’ billionaire owner, took a victory lap in the news release announcing his team’s trade for a pair of future Hall of Famers. The cost to get Paul Pierce
Los Angeles Timesadded this to Most ReadO.J. Simpson TV news chopper spotted O.J. Simpson’s white Bronco, and the chase was onLos Angeles Times - Richard WintonO.J. Simpson was a fugitive, and it seemed the whole world was looking for him. It was June 17, 1994, and Simpson was supposed to turn himself in to Los Angeles police in connection with the killing of
Los Angeles Timesadded this to WorldLibyan National Army Libya’s two wars: One on the battlefield and one on FacebookLos Angeles Times - Nabih BulosIn terms of its effect on the battlefield, a drone that fell from the skies one recent morning in an area south of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, was a nonevent. It was unarmed. When it crashed (or was down;
Los Angeles Timesadded this to WorldWorld News Asian countries take a stand against the rich world’s plastic wasteLos Angeles Times - Shashank BengaliWhen the MV Bavaria cargo ship chugged out of a Philippine port one morning last month carrying 69 containers of rotted Canadian garbage, it didn’t just end a messy diplomatic spat between the two countries.
