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The cast and crew of 'It Chapter Two' share secrets from the set at Comic-Con - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Sonaiya Kelley
Two years ago, director Andrés Muschietti’s adaptation of Stephen King’s “It” became the highest-grossing horror movie of all time, scaring up a record $700.4 million in global ticket sales. This September,
Southern California Edison
With new California wildfire law, Newsom didn't let perfect be the enemy of good - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - George Skelton
“Nothing’s clean, Howard. But we do our best, right?” the Ava Gardner character tells eccentric Howard Hughes, who is fretting over germs. It’s one of my favorite movie quotes, one that universally speaks
Sports
Felix Pena cannot repeat magic as Astros send Angels back down to earth - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Maria Torres
By the time this new week started, carrying with it the beginnings of what ended Wednesday as a five-game win streak, Angels right-hander Felix Pena sat in front of his Angel Stadium locker and promised
Sports
Fans relish chance to see Arsenal and Bayern Munich in ‘once in a lifetime’ experience - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Jack Harris
The two friends wore red Bayern Munich jerseys, the club’s famous badge sewn across each of their hearts. They laughed and reminisced, talking over the hundreds of fellow Bayern fans chanting behind them.
Sports
Dodgers power their way over the Phillies after a two-hour rain delay - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Jorge Castillo
The final out at Citizens Bank Park was secured at 1:42 a.m. Thursday, finally bringing to conclusion a game that began six hours and 35 minutes earlier, and netted the Dodgers another victory. After hits,
Entertainment
Suspected arson at Japanese animation studio kills 1 and injures 35 - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
A man burst into a famous animation production studio in Kyoto and started a fire early Thursday, leaving at least one dead and 35 others injured, some critically, Japanese authorities said. The fire out
Ricardo Rosselló
Fed-up Puerto Ricans march, demanding that the governor resign - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Accompanied by some of Puerto Rico’s most famous performers, thousands of people marched to the governor’s residence in San Juan on Wednesday, chanting demands for Gov. Ricardo Rossello to resign after
Business
Myths and risks in app that gives you a peek into older self - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
Is a peek into the future worth your privacy in the present? That concern was pushed to the spotlight this week with the resurgence of a smartphone app that uses artificial intelligence to transform your
Earthquakes
Earthquake: Magnitude 4.6 aftershock reported near Ridgecrest, Calif. - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Quakebot
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake was reported Wednesday evening at 8:59 p.m. Pacific time 32 miles from Ridgecrest, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The earthquake occurred 58 miles from California
Child shot and wounded in South L.A. - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Piper McDaniel
Former Chief Alicia Ault said she was told it was incoming Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s “No. 1 priority” to reinstate Caren Carl Mandoyan by the Friday before Villanueva took office. Eight years after the
Sports
Del Mar opens 80th summer meet with feeling all is well in horse racing - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - John Cherwa
By most accounts, the 80th opening day of Del Mar’s summer meet was not that different from those that came before it. There was the festive atmosphere, women in brightly colored summer ware, men wearing
Canelo Alvarez
Pacquiao and Thurman see postponement of Alvarez fight as an opportunity - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Norm Frauenheim
A compelling fight between Manny Pacquiao and Keith Thurman might have become even more significant for the winner with the postponement Wednesday of Canelo Alvarez’s next bout from September to later
Entertainment
What's on TV Thursday: 'The Outpost' on the CW - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Ed Stockly
iZombie While investigating the suspicious death of an old-school drag queen, Liv (Rose McIver) channels the personality of the deceased in the new episode. Malcolm Goodwin, Rahul Kohli, Robert Buckley,
Portrush
Caddies for Koepka, McIlroy help solve the mystery of Portrush - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Sam Farmer
Two of the most pivotal participants in the British Open are the caddies for a pair of favorites. Ricky Elliott, who caddies for Brooks Koepka, and Harry Diamond, on the bag for Rory McIlroy, are both
Alex Villanueva
Sheriff’s chief says she quit over 'highly unethical' demand to rehire deputy fired for abuse - Los Angeles T
Los Angeles Times - Maya Lau
A top official in the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said she left the agency after 34 years rather than carry out what she said was a “highly unethical” and “unheard of” directive from Sheriff
Entertainment
Crystal Cathedral is reborn as Christ Cathedral, the center of O.C. Catholicism - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Caitlin Yoshiko Kandil
Eight years after the Diocese of Orange purchased the Crystal Cathedral — the glittering glass church in Garden Grove where the popular “Hour of Power ” TV show once beamed the late Rev. Robert H. Schuller’s
David Hockney
Review: Portrait of David Hockney as a young artist in the mesmerizing ‘A Bigger Splash’ - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Robert Abele
Watching Jack Hazan’s 1974 film “A Bigger Splash,” about British-born, California-identified artist David Hockney, the more you try to peg what it is — snapshot biography? documentary? art project? imagined
Abigail Disney
Disney calls Abigail Disney's remarks about workers 'gross and unfair' - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Christopher Palmeri
A feud between Walt Disney Co. and the granddaughter of co-founder Roy Disney is getting more heated. The Burbank entertainment giant slammed remarks by Abigail Disney after she went to Disneyland and
San Bernardino County
San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy injured in shooting in Victorville - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Piper McDaniel
A San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputy was injured Wednesday afternoon in a shooting in Victorville, authorities said. In a statement, the department said deputies responded at 2:39 p.m. to a report
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Trump rally has a new chant: 'Send her back' - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Noah Bierman
President Trump is always in search of a new hook to keep his fans engaged, especially one that is likely to offend, gain attention or both. Wednesday night, he got one when the crowd at his rally in Carolina
Handwriting experts to testify about 'cadaver' note in Robert Durst's murder trial - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Alene Tchekmedyian
A Superior Court judge will allow handwriting experts to testify during the murder trial of the eccentric real estate scion Robert Durst but will hold an evidentiary hearing to determine how many — and
Women's Basketball
Sparks might have only seven players available for game against Wings - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Mia Berry
The Sparks rise and fall by the “next woman up” motto. It’s been a necessity since starting the season without two-time league MVP Candace Parker, who injured her left hamstring in the first preseason
Entertainment
Goon's singer turns his strange medical journey into art on debut album - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Andrea Domanick
The cover of Goon’s debut album, “Heaven Is Humming,” looks how the L.A. grunge-gaze quartet’s music sounds: It’s at once vibrant and sinister, reckless and pensive, with a blue, halo-capped monster imposed
World News
House votes to block Trump's sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
Congress is heading for a showdown with President Trump after the House voted on Wednesday to block his administration from selling billions of dollars in weapons and maintenance support to Saudi Arabia.
Kenley Jansen
Kenley Jansen's lack of candor about injury bothers Dodgers manager Dave Roberts - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Jorge Castillo
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts prides himself on his open communication with players. He believes he does a good job being honest with them and cultivating trust. As a result, what happened Tuesday night
Entertainment
Review: Roddy Doyle's 'Rosie' is a heartbreaking tale of an Irish family's resilience - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Kenneth Turan
Other films have bigger budgets and more glamorous stars, some even take home more awards. But few if any can quietly move you as much as “Rosie.” A very fine socially conscious drama in the classic Irish
Entertainment
A Universal Music Group memo cites only 22 masters lost in 2008 fire - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Randy Lewis
Universal Music Group officials have initially identified only 22 original master recordings made by five artists that may have been destroyed in the 2008 vault fire, according to an internal memo issued
Law enforcement seizes records of closed L.A. charter school - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Howard Blume
Federal law enforcement agents have seized records from the home of the former director of Community Preparatory Academy, a Los Angeles charter school that recently closed amid allegations of fiscal mismanagement.
Protest
Sudanese military and protesters sign power-sharing document - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Associated Press
Sudan’s pro-democracy movement and the ruling military council on Wednesday signed a document that outlines a power-sharing deal, but the two sides are still at work on a more contentious constitutional
Plastic
Opinion: No, using reusable straws isn't a 'risk.' Not using them is - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times - Mariel Garza
I was very sorry to hear about the British woman who died after impaling herself on a reusable metal drinking straw — and not just because it sounds like a terrible way to die. This single strange and

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