Los Angeles Times - 2015-09-01

• Hollywood on track for 2nd-strongest summer
• Germany’s embrace of refugees spurs backlash
• The costly, stinky side of conservati­on
• Big pay hike for Blue Shield execs draws scrutiny
• Following Kenya’s tweeter in chief
• Obama urges action on climate
• For Afghan daughters
• Soldiers brought out of shadows
• Ukraine bill sparks deadly melee
• China rail link to N. Korea border
• FOR THE RECORD
• Highly disappoint­ed over name
• Hawaii appears spared — for now
• Sheriff ’s deputy was shot 15 times
• Hepatitis C drug can be a bargain
• Retired officers and their guns
• The ‘ifs’ of the Games
• No speech at the high court?
• L.A. could use more COIN
• Return of the bloviator
• U.S. vs. the world on Iran
• Old and ill? It gets worse.
• PARTING WITH THE PARCELS
• Doctor tried in fatal overdoses
• State to end isolation of inmates
• Doubt cast on ban on death penalty
• Life can be loud and louder
• LAPD begins using body cams
• Self-help guru wrote bestseller
• For Metrolink, engines of change
• Lawmakers taking aim at drones
• Mayor lowers goal on homeless
• ICE arrests 244 in raids on immigrants
• D.A. is reviewing school food audit
• San Diego water ruling upheld
• Drug dog gets suite satisfacti­on
• Panel rules against use of shackles
• Ex-CFO gets year in jail for fraud
• Professor at Hebrew Union College
• FARMS TO FRIDGES
• Hearst turning the page
• Fathering a baby, and Facebook
• Will history repeat this month?
• Phone bill folly
• Luxury lodging
• Hulu shows new strategy
• The best stylus for an iPad
• Google hit with antitrust case in India
• Dodgers experience burnout in clutch
• Opener a farce to be reckoned with for Serena
• Adams is taken into custody
• Schools are forced to replace fields
• No. 1 team is no sympathy pick
• Big difference isn’t big hits
• It’s the dog days
• Backcourt gets a boost
• Haden’s take on Sarkisian
• Early exit wasn’t part of his strategy
• Judge to rule on Deflategat­e
• Cousins to start for Redskins
• Crews struggle to make Oakland field playable
• Hernandez goes on disabled list
• Golson to start for Florida State
• Playbook is all they’re studying
• A show of nostalgia
• ‘Drunk,’ but informativ­e
• Messy scenes boost VMAs
• Craven’s caring at scaring
• Virtuoso tribute to the blues
• On the Kanye West trail
• Not the ‘help’ she needs
• HOROSCOPE
• TV HIGHLIGHTS

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