Los Angeles Times (Sunday) - 2022-09-04

• THE ‘DEAD POOL’ RISK
• Bass and Caruso fill in housing details
• Students’ wellness needs go unmet
• Wildfire destroys historic homes
• Once-verdant Europe is withering
• Gambling firms say Prop. 27 can fix homelessne­ss. Do you believe that?
• Trump’s getting in the way of GOP victory
• Thousands honor Gorbachev
• Ukraine nuclear plant goes partly offline
• FOR THE RECORD
• At least 9 migrants die trying to cross Rio Grande
• Toiling in heat ‘because of necessity’
• Turn your yard or extra space into cash
• Water supply plan only half-full
• Get ready for Nov. 8 election
• What if EVs were everywhere?
• Money and death with dignity
• ‘Clarion call to save democracy’
• Boo hoo. Fascist MAGA Republican­s are miffed
• Can space save Earth?
• Why we’re drowning in a ‘tsunami’ of government secrets
• Lives interrupte­d by grief
• Bills that bolster abortion access advance to Newsom
• Busy with life since I died
• Power grid officials ask state to keep conserving
• Black Lives Matter’s family feud
• Firefighte­rs gain upper hand on Route fire
• Long waits for passports frustrate U.S. Guatemalan­s
• Dead humpback whale probably killed by ship
• GirlsDoPor­n operator guilty of sex traffickin­g
• New Zealand climber loses foot in accident on Yosemite’s Half Dome
• Dog days aren’t over
• Sick sea lions spotted along coast
• Rock climber charged with sexual assaults in Yosemite
• Bay Area fish die-off is blamed on toxic red tide
• SDSU head defends letting police handle rape inquiry
• It’s full steam ahead at USC
• Betts sets pace for the homer-happy Dodgers
• Their same gigs in new digs
• Bruins’ miscues won’t fly versus fall foes
• Trojans match the temperatur­e, rout first foe of the Riley era
• Flightline quiets naysayers
• Smith keeps growing as U.S. wins again at home
• Dodgers fans broadcast feelings
• This time, gritty Nadal best by a nose
• Pegula blossoms, earns respect in Round of 16
• Gooch holds one-shot lead over Niemann in LIV event
• Featured matches
• Benintendi out with hurt wrist
• Public-school programs are finding ways to stay relevant
• Angels, Ohtani extra special in win over Astros
• Revamped defense carries the Buckeyes
• Bennett guides Bulldogs to rout
• Tar Heels survive wild comeback by Mountainee­rs
• Florida gets picky late to knock off No. 7 Utah
• SOUTHEASTE­RN
• CONFERENCE REPORTS
• ATLANTIC COAST
• Great young quarterbac­ks require a potent pass rush
• Take note, new coaches: The best make it look easy
• Bookends of a new chapter
• REASON TO BE CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC
• A REAL THRILLER OF A LOCATION
• FOUR ACTORS SET TO HIT IT BIG IN FILM
• IN DEAF WEST’S
• WHAT OUR ARTS CRITICS CAN’T WAIT TO DO, SEE AND LISTEN TO
• KANE BROWN SEES A BIG COUNTRY
• HOT LPs, TOURS (KENDRICK LAMAR, FINALLY!) AND A FOO TRIBUTE
• BESTSELLER­S
• HEARTACHE AND ALL THAT JAZZ
• CROPS GROW AS LIVES WITHER
• NOT FOR NOTHING
• RYAN LEE WONG SEES BOTH SIDES
• 30 BOOKS WE CAN’T WAIT TO CURL UP WITH
• “I Oughta Be in Pictures”
• 8 places to work alfresco, invigorate­d by greenery
• I became a sugar daddy by accident
• A LUSH EXPERIMENT BEARS FRUIT IN THIS BOYLE HEIGHTS ‘JUNGLE’
• TIPS FOR CREATING YOUR OWN BACKYARD ORCHARD
• Witch Burning Ritual Due to COVID Concerns.”)
• VISIT THE ‘SNOOK WHISPERER’ IN HIS INGLEWOOD BACKYARD
• QUICK BITES
• 106 Seafood Undergroun­d
• Pasta crawl! Noodling around with Alison Brie
• TV THIS WEEK
• 17 SHOWS NOT TO MISS
• EVERYTHING IS ROSIE
• JOSEPH GORDON-LEVITT
• GRAND SLAM!
• AUDRA MCDONALD’S FINAL FIGHT
• Our easiest Jitterbug® phone ever.
• The Dark Wonderland of JOYCE CAROL OATES
• Breakthrou­gh From #1 U.S. Hospital Clears up Sinus and Nasal Problems - Fast!
• 1. YES TO THE DRESS
• 2. NO BOOTS ON THE GROUND
• Hawkeye View
• 5. A SAD TWIST
• 6. MORE THAN JUST ACTORS
• 4. QUITE THE GUEST LIST
• 3. RADAR’S BELOVED TEDDY
• Ask Marilyn
• 8. THE GRAND FINALE
• 7.THAT’S NOT KOREA
• SNEEZING SEASON
• PREVENTION TIPS

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