Los Angeles Times - 2019-04-26

• Hollywood resident learns that you can fight City Hall
• Biden targets Trump from Day 1
• State bullet train’s initial error
• Tourism is a Sri Lanka victim
• Olympic mural’s whitewashi­ng is explained at last
• Ethics inquiry clears Shanahan
• Measles spurs quarantine­s
• The real climate controvers­y
• Putin and Kim renew ties
• Trump’s exit from trade pact hurts exports to Japan
• Far-right Europe leaders condemn migration, Islam
• French leader offers tax cuts to workers to quell protests
• Fracking plan targets California sites
• Ex-Florida police officer gets 25 years for killing black driver
• Fascism: Not there yet, but ...
• Speed up the shelter efforts
• The Democrats take the field
• HHHot mess
• Social services at the library
• Rules for parolees can impede their progress
• How to make high schools better places for students to learn
• Make it last call for California’s 4 a.m. bar bill
• Judge indicted on charges of helping man evade ICE
• L.A. County sues over wildfire Its suit is the latest to seek damages from Edison in the Woolsey blaze
• WHERE 6,860 HAVE NO HOME
• D.A. to review jail informant scandal
• Vaccine wars are back — why?
• Celtics legend was among the NBA’s greatest
• Skipper and boat a couple of old salts
• Fontana police scrutinize­d over tweet
• Audit faults judicial probes
• Killer who aided police denied parole
• Delta reduces recline in flying sardine cans
• TESLA COULD PURSUE CAPITAL
• Record fine may be just the start
• Struggles at 3M weigh on stocks
• SpaceX error under inquiry
• Disney in talks to buy rest of Hulu
• Mattel results show toy firm is making strides
• Morgan Stanley agrees to settle
• 3M stock suffers its worst loss since 1987
• Southwest not wedded to 737 forever
• Latest Corvette set for reveal
• CVS to bite into dental care market
• Cloud services, ads lift Amazon
• Playing it on repeat
• Chargers pick worldly Tillery from Notre Dame
• It’s not over until it’s over
• Angels wake up in time
• Dodgers avoid three-game sweep
• Rams sit out Round 1 again
• Once trusted, now FBI target
• Coach search group grows
• New mom ties for LA Open lead
• California love for Yale lacrosse
• If Woods can make stellar comeback, so can Peterson
• WEEKEND SOCCER ON TV
• Late getaway days a tired subject
• Kelly rewards boss’ faith
• Bruins’ Coyle proves the foil
• Rungvisai ready to go against Estrada
• Roman ready to shine in the Forum spotlight
• Draft-day trades
• FBI seizes millions in admissions case
• Chiefs’ Hill on audio discussing abuse case
• Tradition busts out in high style
• ‘White Crow’ soars high on dancer’s flight
• Two sides of an empowered coin
• Sweet and saucy ‘Magnolias’
• Frieze art fair returns in 2020
• ‘Christ Stopped at Eboli’
• ‘Sauvage/Wild’
• ‘Okko’s Inn’
• ‘J.T. Leroy’
• New comedy’s surprising start
• The simmering silences say it all
• Fighting for their trans children
• Lots to talk about as secrets emerge
• Iraqi town tries to escape dark cloud
• Twist after twist but no revelation­s
• Nureyev ran — and then he flew
• Stalking victim is fearful
• TV HIGHLIGHTS

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