Los Angeles Timesadded this to PoliticsCalifornia Politics Republicans need to change their product. Californians aren’t buying itLos Angeles Times - George SkeltonPolitics is like private enterprise. You either sell your product or perish. California voters have not been buying Republican merchandise. So Democrats have monopolized the market. It’s not the fault
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports U.S. Open notes: Viktor Hovland’s performance was no amateur hourLos Angeles Times - Sam Farmer and Tod LeonardOklahoma State’s Viktor Hovland set a new 72-hole scoring record for an amateur in the U.S. Open, shooting a four-under 67 on Sunday capped with a birdie on the 18th hole. Hovland finished the tournament
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsGary Woodland Gary Woodland had a special Father’s Day at U.S. Open, one his dad almost missedLos Angeles Times - Sam FarmerGary Woodland won the U.S. Open on Sunday, stepped off the 18th green at Pebble Beach and made a beeline for his parents. Swarmed by photographers, he first embraced his mother, Linda, then delivered hug
Los Angeles Timesadded this to Most ReadSports Dodgers rookie Alex Verdugo is making adjustments to end slumpLos Angeles Times - Mike DiGiovannaWhen Alex Verdugo was in the throes of a 22-game slump in which he hit .211 with no homers from May 12 to June 10, Dave Roberts implored the rookie outfielder to “use the big part of the field,” an approach
Los Angeles Timesadded this to EntertainmentEntertainment What’s on TV Monday: ‘Who's Line Is It Anyway?’ on CWLos Angeles Times - Ed StocklyPenn & Teller: Fool Us David Copperfield is featured in the season premiere of the unscripted competition. Featured magicians also include Jan Reinder, Ondrej Psenicka and Giancarlo Bernini. Alyson Hannigan
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsKenley Jansen Dodgers’ Kenley Jansen wanted the ball and came through against CubsLos Angeles Times - Mike DiGiovannaThe text message from Kenley Jansen flashed on Dave Roberts’ phone at around midnight Saturday, three hours after the Dodgers closer gave up a game-winning, two-run homer in the ninth inning to Chicago
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports College World Series: Vanderbilt edges Louisville on Austin Martin's two homersLos Angeles Times - Associated PressAustin Martin homered on Reid Detmers' first pitch of the game and he went deep again in the seventh to break a tie in Vanderbilt's 3-1 victory over Louisville on Sunday in the College World Series on
Los Angeles Timesadded this to EntertainmentBig Little Lies ‘Big Little Lies’ is less white this season. That doesn't mean it’s smart about race.Los Angeles Times - By Greg BraxtonWarning: This story contains spoilers from Sunday’s episode of “Big Little Lies.” No one knows what’s troubling Bonnie Carlson. One of “Big Little Lies”’ infamous “Monterey Five” — a group of affluent
Los Angeles Timesadded this to Most ReadCostco Costco shooting: Man killed by off-duty officer was nonverbal, had an intellectual disabilityLos Angeles Times - Laura NewberryThe 32-year-old man shot and killed by an off-duty police officer in a Costco store on Friday night in Corona was nonverbal and had an intellectual disability, according to a family member. Kenneth French
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsGary Woodland Gary Woodland wins the U.S. Open for his first major titleLos Angeles Times - Tod LeonardGary Woodland is big on hoops, so let’s put this in the language that will resonate with him. On Sunday in the 119th U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, the 35-year-old former Division II college basketball player
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSpain Women’s World Cup on TV: Spain and China look to advanceLos Angeles Times - Kevin BaxterWhat to watch for in the Women’s World Cup soccer tournament on Monday: The buzz: A win here would send the victor on to the second round while a draw could send both teams through, Spain as the group
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsVince McMahon Joe Cohen's expertise helped the WWE succeed. He hopes to do the same for the XFLLos Angeles Times - Tom HoffarthVince McMahon tells the story about flying back home from one of his WWE events in Los Angeles, comfortably stylish in a “bad ass” all-black Global Express private jet. His son-in-law, best known as Triple
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports Women’s World Cup notes: U.S. felt at home before raucous crowd in ParisLos Angeles Times - Kevin BaxterThe game was in France. But the crowd? Well, it felt a lot like Kansas City. Parc des Princes, on the edge of Paris, was sold out Sunday for the second time in 10 days for the Women’s World Cup. The first
Los Angeles Timesadded this to Most ReadWest Hollywood West Hollywood’s original marijuana dispensaries fear city will leave them behindLos Angeles Times - James QueallyJason Beck has waited longer than most other California dispensary owners for a chance to sell recreational cannabis. First invited to open Alternative Herbal Health Services by then-West Hollywood Mayor
Los Angeles Timesadded this to Most ReadInland Empire Earthquake: 3.0 quake strikes near Fontana, Calif.Los Angeles Times - QuakebotA shallow magnitude 3.0 earthquake was reported Sunday afternoon two miles from Glen Avon, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The temblor occurred at 5:12 p.m. Pacific time at a depth of
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports Ducks expected to hire Dallas Eakins as their next coachLos Angeles Times - Curtis ZupkeDallas Eakins is expected to be announced as the next Ducks coach on Monday. Eakins is set to take over for the fired Randy Carlyle, the Los Angeles Times has learned, after he coached the team’s minor
Los Angeles Timesadded this to EntertainmentFortnite ‘Fortnite’ built a mini theme park complete with scented characters at the ForumLos Angeles Times - Todd MartensAvailable on just about every device, from our mobile phones to our consoles, the game is inescapable. More than 250 million are said to have given “Fortnite” a try, and it’s estimated to have earned billion
Los Angeles Timesadded this to WorldGolan Heights Israel unveils Trump Heights, a tiny settlement of 10 ringed by high grass and land minesLos Angeles Times - Associated PressThe Trump name graces apartment towers, hotels and golf courses. Now it is the namesake of a tiny Israeli settlement in the Israel-controlled Golan Heights. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s
Los Angeles Timesadded this to WorldGuatemala City Guatemalans vote amid a widespread sense of uncertainty and disillusionmentLos Angeles Times - Patrick J. McDonnellGuatemalans went to the polls Sunday to elect a new president, congressional representatives and other lawmakers amid widespread disenchantment with a corruption-plagued political system long unresponsive
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports Could Tyson Fury be the next dominant force in heavyweight boxing?Los Angeles Times - Norm FrauenheimIt was a boxing news conference that ended with 87-year-old Bob Arum singing, “Bye-bye, Miss American Pie,” alongside 6-foot-9 Tyson Fury, who looked like the world’s biggest conductor as he urged a roomful
Los Angeles Timesadded this to EntertainmentEntertainment John Legend covers Led Zeppelin, oh so smoothly, at Hollywood Bowl season openerLos Angeles Times - By Mikael WoodDressed in a baby-blue tuxedo with tails — and flanked by three backing vocalists wearing matching tulle gowns — John Legend definitely looked like he was in the right place when he performed Saturday
Los Angeles Timesadded this to WorldWorld News Israel’s first lady sentenced for misusing state funds in food fraud caseLos Angeles Times - By Associated PressA Jerusalem magistrate court on Sunday sentenced Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, to pay a fine of more than $15,000 for misusing state funds. The sentencing comes
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports Griffin Canning’s uneven outing and stranded runners doom Angels in lossLos Angeles Times - Maria TorresThe baseball came in from right field like a javelin, piercing the Tropicana Field air Sunday afternoon at a speed of 94 mph. It arrived cleanly in the mitt of leaping Angels catcher Jonathan Lucroy. dropped
Los Angeles Timesadded this to LifestyleLifestyle Chrissy Teigen, Quincy Jones take in John Legend's Hollywood Bowl performanceLos Angeles Times - Ellen OlivierDuring the Hollywood Bowl’s season-opening night, which was headlined by 10-time Grammy winner John Legend, Chrissy Teigen, the singer-songwriter’s wife, quietly slipped into a table close to the stage
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports Justin Upton set to return and give the Angels an offensive boostLos Angeles Times - Maria TorresThe Angels are finally on the verge of infusing more power into their lineup. Outfielder Justin Upton, sidelined since late March because of a left big toe sprain, will be activated Monday in time for
Los Angeles Timesadded this to LocalCompton Three men killed in separate shootings Saturday in Willowbrook and ComptonLos Angeles Times - Nicole Santa CruzThree men were killed in separate shootings Saturday in Willowbrook and Compton, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. The first incident occurred early Saturday morning in the 13000
Los Angeles Timesadded this to Most ReadCompton Three men killed in separate shootings Saturday in Willowbrook and ComptonLos Angeles Times - Nicole Santa CruzThree men were killed in separate shootings Saturday in Willowbrook and Compton, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. The first incident occurred early Saturday morning in the 13000
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports Timing of Anthony Davis trade might hamper Lakers' signing of third free agentLos Angeles Times - Tania GanguliThe details of the blockbuster trade that will make Anthony Davis a Laker are still being sorted out. Chief among them: the timing of the trade. For now, the plan is to execute the trade on July 6, right
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSweden Women’s World Cup: Sweden defeats Thailand, 5-1Los Angeles Times - Associated PressThailand finally found something to celebrate after a humiliating start to the Women's World Cup. It was just a single goal, and it came in a 5-1 loss to Sweden on Sunday, but it was enough to briefly
Los Angeles Timesadded this to SportsSports Women’s World Cup: U.S. defeats Chile to clinch spot in next roundLos Angeles Times - Kevin BaxterFor Jill Ellis, managing the first two games of the Women’s World Cup has been a little like coaching in a youth tournament. In Sunday’s 3-0 win over Chile — a match that was lopsided everywhere but on
