Los Angeles Times - 2017-04-30

• WHAT MAKES AN L.A. CHEF?
• Shot before she was born, she now embodies resolve
• ‘He brought his blessing to Egypt’
• Trump makes his mark on environmen­t
• Remaining EU nations f launt their resolve
• Anxiety after house explosion
• South’s monumental fight
• EU leaders make a show of unity
• Dozens arrested at anti-Putin demonstrat­ions across Russia
• Bike-share plan corrects course
• His wiki-solution for fake news
• A 100-day rally on friendly turf
• Climate policies protested around U.S.
• ‘Sanctuary’ cities’ odd allies
• Novel approach to preemies
• Legal setback for gay Methodist bishop
• That scathing UC audit
• The elusive immigratio­n fix
• Will there be another riot?
• Take down these statues
• The scandal that won’t just go away
• Silver Lake loses a symbol of scarcity
• WHAT DID THE RIOTS CHANGE?
• The LAPD will never fail you again
• What fed the fury only gets worse
• No community can tolerate such loss
• Riots that tell the future
• Less ‘us’ and ‘them,’ more just ‘us’
• The LAPD is almost as good as it always claimed to be
• IN TRUMP AGE, SHE’S BECOME ‘AUNTIE MAXINE’
• The big budget item that Garcetti skipped past
• Venice neighborho­od saw city’s only residentia­l looting
• After racial unrest, groups preach unity
• Santa Barbara residents are wary of any new offshore drilling.
• One candidate’s twist on campaign mailers draws criticism.
• ‘A bad game and a bad night for L.A.’
• Constituti­on lets UC call its own shots
• At the intersecti­on of past, future
• Shoppers shift online and workers follow
• Public energy programs offer lower rates — at first
• When a raid effort goes awry
• Government pensions and Social Security.
• A thrilling ride to the top
• 7 signs you nailed your interview — even if it doesn’t feel like it
• Lessons in Sandberg’s new book
• Board won’t fix a code violation
• Home inspectors need to play by rules
• A PROSPECT BECOMES A SUSPECT Friends swore Brandon Martin would be the next Derek Jeter. Now the former Corona Santiago shortstop is charged in three killings.
• Chargers believe their time is now
• No-drama Rams ‘stick to the plan’
• Joshua keeps one belt, adds another
• Extendable or expendable?
• A Dodgers miracle:
• Bills are due:
• QB understudi­es:
• Is his tenure over?
• Victory elusive for Galaxy
• Pageau’s 4th goal wins it for Senators
• Angels cycle through various emotions in loss
• Hill’s blister has good outing
• Angels put Skaggs, Cron on 10-day DL
• Always in a seller’s market
• THREE UP, THREE DOWN
• Drops are OK as long as it’s Rosen who’s passing
• Rams eye potential free agents
• Hansen leads area group picked on the third day
• Chargers’ picks
• This Derby has everybody guessing
• Sharapova’s return run ends
• A short, bitterswee­t break for Thomas
• FURY ON FILM
• James Baldwin’s words remain powerful force
• Andrea Martin makes it difficult not to laugh
• LIVES FULL OF LOVE LETTERS
• They needed to tell stories themselves
• ‘Rodney King’ without artifice
• He’s laying down a marker
• TV THIS WEEK
• A SEASON OF HOPES
• White-haired icon of blue-eyed soul
• Bold memoir: ‘Priestdadd­y’
• Fairy-tale casting coup for this Red
• WHAT WE AREN’T HEARING
• THE FUTURE SHAPE OF L.A. AS SEEN FROM USC
• Significan­t ‘Faces’ of the community
• Ambitious steps, sharing grief
• Breathing life into ‘Borne’
• ‘The Ship’ imagines a futuristic escape
• Writing a memoir with John Hughes’ help
• New nonfiction that lands with force
• BESTSELLER­S
• SOCAL Cars Calendar
• Sail into a fairy tale
• Carnival to double Long Beach space
• Dynamics of pricing
• CRUISE BRIEFS
• Sear pleasures
• By day a pearl, by night a vivid gem
• Where a renewal springs up naturally
• Cyclists’ R&R
• A Golden State vibe at Mr Porter
• Count on Union to keep its cool
• Clean lines among twists
• Music, free shopping and a peek at the future
• Wide world of African prints
• Labels that go bold
• Where grit meets high fashion
• L.A. Ballet gets a lift
• Anti-Aging
• Finally, a simple smartphone.

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