Hot Property Newsletter: All that and then someLos Angeles Times - Neal J. Leitereg and Lauren BealeUp first this week is the Hollywood Hills home of a classic R&B force. Adding to the mix is the onetime home of an old-time crooner, a sale for a TV writer-producer and several actors on the move. Our
Los Angeles FC LAFC keeps rolling along with win over the Montreal ImpactLos Angeles Times - Kevin BaxterThe Los Angeles Football Club is just 49 regular-season games old. But the team certainly hasn’t lacked for accomplishment in that brief time. With Friday night’s methodical 4-2 win over the Montreal at
Los Angeles FC LAFC continues to roll, using a deceptively simple systemLos Angeles Times - Dylan HernandezThis was more than a victory. This was a complete destruction. This was the varsity bullying the JV. This was the hammer pounding the nail. This was Mike Tyson knocking out Michael Spinks in 91 seconds.
Navajo Nation John Pinto, WWII Code Talker and longtime New Mexico lawmaker, dies at 94Los Angeles Times - Associated PressJohn Pinto, a Navajo Code Talker in World War II who became one of the nation’s longest serving Native American elected officials as a New Mexico state senator, has died. He was 94. Senate colleague Michael
Sports Angels' losing streak stretches to fiveLos Angeles Times - Mike DiGiovannaIt had been more than two years since Drew Smyly won a big league game, the Texas Rangers pitcher missing the 2017 and 2018 seasons because of Tommy John surgery and going winless with a 6.51 earned-run
Earthquakes Earthquake: 3.2 quake strikes north of Santa Rosa, Calif.Los Angeles Times - QuakebotA shallow magnitude 3.2 earthquake was reported Friday evening seven miles from Cobb, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake occurred at 9:58 p.m. Pacific time at a depth of 0.6 miles.
Sports Rachel Garcia’s bat and arm lift UCLA in softball super regional openerLos Angeles Times - Blake RichardsonRachel Garcia won. She high-fived coach Kelly Inouye-Perez triumphantly during UCLA softball’s post-game press conference. Garcia had plenty to celebrate from her performance against James Madison on night,
Sports SoCal sprinters face huge challenges at state track and field championshipsLos Angeles Times - Eric SondheimerWith the temperature a refreshing 76 degrees in Clovis on Friday night for the first day of the two-day CIF state track and field championships at Buchanan High School, athletes didn’t have to deal with
Oregon Norco linebacker Jaden Navarrette finds right fit at Oregon after initial commit to LSULos Angeles Times - Shotgun SpratlingJaden Navarrette thought he had found his college home. The Norco High outside linebacker committed to Louisiana State during an April trip to Baton Rouge. “I was thinking about the development over there,”
San Francisco, CA San Francisco police chief reverses on raid of journalist's home and apologizesLos Angeles Times - Matt HamiltonSan Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott apologized Friday for his officers’ raid of a journalist’s home to identify a confidential source, and said he was referring his department’s investigation into the
Sports David Freese and Dodgers pulverize Pirates’ opener in blowout winLos Angeles Times - Jorge CastilloThe Dodgers unveiled their starting lineup against the Pittsburgh Pirates Friday at around 3:45 p.m. local time. They were facing an opener for the third straight game so it was different than their usual
Sports Angels catcher Kevan Smith on injury: 'It just felt like my jaw went into my ear'Los Angeles Times - Mike DiGiovannaA handful of reporters gathered around Kevan Smith’s locker as the Angels’ backup catcher described the feeling of taking a foul ball off the face mask, a blow so severe it sent him to the seven-day concussion
Kawhi Leonard Kawhi Leonard has Raptors on brink of NBA Finals with a historic postseason runLos Angeles Times - Dan WoikeEarly in his NBA career, after his once-creaky jumper had been rebuilt but before he’d become a bonafide superstar, Kawhi Leonard was just one part of a team that will be widely celebrated in the Naismith
Politics Federal judge in California halts Trump’s plan to build parts of border wallLos Angeles Times - Tony BarbozaA federal judge in California has blocked President Trump from building sections of his border wall using money redirected through a national emergency declaration. U.S. District Judge Haywood S. Gilliam
Los Angeles Galaxy Jonathan Dos Santos early goal lifts Galaxy past Orlando CityLos Angeles Times - Associated PressJonathan dos Santos scored in the 19th minute, David Bingham made six saves for his fourth shutout and the Los Angeles Galaxy beat Orlando City 1-0 on Friday night to end a four-game losing streak. The
Southern California SoCal museum listings, May 26-June 2: ‘The Allure of Matter: Material Art from China’ at LACMA and moreLos Angeles Times - Matt CooperEmerging Masters 2019 Works by recent graduates and current candidates of Laguna College of Art and Design’s MFA programs. Laguna Art Museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Opens Fri.; ends June 9. Closed
Santa Ana SoCal dance listings, May 26-June 2: Circa Contemporary Circus, ‘LA Unbound’ and moreLos Angeles Times - Matt CooperForever Flamenco With featured dancers Reyes Barrios, Arleen Hurtado and Briseyda Zarate. The Fountain Theatre, 5060 Fountain Ave., L.A. Sun., 8 p.m. $30-$50. (323) 663-1525. fountaintheatre.com The Pygmalion
SoCal classical music listings, May 26-June 2: Pianist Jeffrey Kahane, Numi Opera and moreLos Angeles Times - Matt CooperBohemian Rhapsodies Orchestra Santa Monica performs Dvorak’s Symphony No. 8, Kodaly’s “Dances of Galanta” and Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 1 featuring cellist Eric Byers. Moss Theater, New Roads 3131
SoCal theater listings, May 26-June 2: ‘Exit the King,’ ‘Disney’s Beauty and the Beast’ and moreLos Angeles Times - Matt CooperCapsule reviews are by Charles McNulty (C.M.), Philip Brandes (P.B.) and F. Kathleen Foley (F.K.F.). Drag Queen of the Year Drag artists from around the world vie for the title. The Montalbán, 1615 N.
Sports Dodgers' Enrique Hernandez admits frustration over bad luck led to slumpLos Angeles Times - Jorge CastilloEnrique Hernandez’s 2019 season began with an encouraging start. He mashed enough in spring training to be named the Dodgers’ everyday second baseman, getting rid of the utility tag for the first time
Technology A doctored video of Nancy Pelosi shows social media giants ill-prepared for 2020Los Angeles Times - By Sam Dean and Suhauna HussainHours after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi addressed a conference Wednesday, a distorted video of the California Democrat’s conversation began spreading across the internet. The manipulated clip, slowed to
Sports Maryland and Florida not going along with new horse racing regulations in CaliforniaLos Angeles Times - By John CherwaAs the most tumultuous meeting in Santa Anita’s 85-year history creeps toward its close June 23, the one constant the past few months has been change, be it how trainers do their job, how horses do their
Sports High school baseball: City playoff results and updated pairingsLos Angeles Times #3 Vaughn vs. #2 Port of Los Angeles at Henderson Field (San Pedro), 3 p.m.
Sports Southern Section to create eight-team super division for football playoffsLos Angeles Times - Eric SondheimerFacing a growing gap among top teams, the Southern Section announced on Friday that it will create an eight-team super division for its football playoffs this fall from teams placed in a combined Division
Sports The Johnny Tincher era at Birmingham will end at Dodger StadiumLos Angeles Times - Eric SondheimerIt used to be that pitching was the most important ingredient to winning a City Section baseball championship. The newest trend points toward catcher as the key position. Woodland Hills El Camino Real
Los Angeles Lakers Lakers hire Judy Seto as director of sports performanceLos Angeles Times - Los Angeles Times staff and wire reportsThe Los Angeles Lakers have hired Judy Seto as their director of sports performance, the team announced Friday. Seto worked for the Lakers from 2011-16 as the team’s head physical therapist. She spent
Border Patrol Six migrant children have died in U.S. custody. Here’s what we know about themLos Angeles Times - By Molly Hennessy-FiskeSix migrant children — five from Guatemala and one from El Salvador — have died in federal custody since September. Most of the children died after becoming ill in Border Patrol’s crowded temporary holding
Justin Theroux Despite the daily indignities, Drew Tarver enjoys being one of ‘The Other Two’Los Angeles Times - By Michael OrdoñaWhen you're an overnight sensation at just 13 years of age, life can be a series of premieres and award ceremonies and video shoots. When you're the grown siblings of said sensation, life can be about
What's on TV Saturday, plus Sunday talk shows: 'Ransom' on CBSLos Angeles Times - Ed StocklyCalifornia Cooking With Jessica Holmes This new episode surveys Eater LA’s (la.eater.com) essential Los Angeles Burgers and showcases Jessica’s Salmon Burger. 8 p.m. CW Trading Spaces Designer Frank Bielec
Sports Letters: Lakers' dysfunction reaches new lowLos Angeles TimesWho would have ever dreamed there would come a time that Lakers fans would look back nostalgically on the “good old days” when the team Buss was being driven by the steady hand of Jim? When I attended
