Los Angeles Times (Sunday) - 2020-10-04

• Questions on the president’s illness persist
• Small towns feel the pain
• So heartfelt in the heartland
• Trump’s lies come back to haunt him
• Workers are slowly returning to L.A. offices — but not all at once.
• Four million acres of f ire?
• All state voters get mail ballots
• DEADLY DELAYS
• A DY NA MI C DUO , NO T DU E L
• Biden looks to turn back clock in Pennsylvan­ia
• Will EVs crash the state’s grid?
• Pandemic helps drive a Honduran exodus
• Employers rethinking government healthcare
• Sexting, COVID rock North Carolina race
• GOP state leaders hold course on virus
• Tracing President Trump’s contacts
• Alumni aren’t proud of Barrett
• Iowans, once reliable, grow weary of Trump
• Change in tax law may have made home trust unnecessar­y
• Here’s how to get a remote job and crush it
• Four for the LACCD board
• The Founders weigh in on American chaos
• My father’s 91 years of rabble rousing
• Judge Barrett’s antidemocr­atic philosophy
• Janis Joplin died 50 years ago, but her loss still resonates
• U.S. traffic deaths dropped 2% in 2019
• CALIFORNIA CORONAVIRU­S Not surprised by Trump illness
• Wildfires on the cusp of burning 4 million acres in state this year
• New look, new chance, still hanging by a thread
• Weather shift may ease fire risk up north
• Veto for laid-off worker protection
• Vallejo police fire officer involved in 2 killings
• Tahoe ski resort reverses parking policy that inspired two lawsuits
• Dr. Norman Joseph Nemoy
• Big shots by (or at) LeBron are facts of life
• Swiss Skydiver gets a rare win
• Chargers at Tampa Bay
• Rams vs. N.Y. Giants
• Pac-12 shanks football schedule
• Large investment in Betts paying off
• Texas Christian upsets No. 9 Texas
• Djokovic ties Big Three rivals
• They have Heat down but not out
• HOW THEY MATCH UP
• HOW THEY MATCH UP
• NFL might need a Week 18
• Former Dodger is found dead
• In theory, Jansen is still the closer; reality may be different
• L.A. relief ace and longtime pitching coach
• THE MOONLIGHT CONFESSION­S OF STEVIE NICKS
• MEMOIR OPENS A WINDOW INTO SALVADORAN SOUL
• DARREN STAR: BEVERLY HILLS, NEW YORK AND NOW PARIS
• MEXICO’S STAND-UP COMICS TAKE A GLOBAL STAND
• MAPPING HOLLYWOOD’S ARENSBERG COLLECTION
• PRIME STEVIE IN 5 LUSH TAKES
• Identity unmasked
• WHEN THE WORLD GOES WRONG
• A nostalgia trip to Kobe-Shaq drama
• Tall tales in the wilds of Ohio
• TV THIS WEEK
• Mistaken Identity

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