Los Angeles Times - 2022-04-28

• Sticker shock sends California­ns inland
• With less water, Southland will see a browner landscape
• Gloomy outlook on race persists
• Attorney general faces election fight
• MOSCOW CUTS OFF GAS TO 2 ALLIES OF KYIV
• Scrutiny of Feinstein’s fitness isn’t sexism
• Group says antisemiti­c incidents at record high
• New fallout from the war — higher cooking oil prices
• Their ‘retirement home’ is on the streets
• Tesla borrows Activision’s playbook in race-bias suit
• Stocks end mixed after a wobbly session
• Study finds remote meetings’ strengths, flaws
• Villanueva’s gaslightin­g assault on the press
• An independen­t regulator
• Targeted by the sheriff
• Wind power off California’s coast
• Republican­s crib from Putin’s playbook
• Enough with the cavalier national injunction­s
• Users would lose protection­s on Elon Musk’s Twitter
• Virus cases climb in state
• Grossman allegedly seemed ‘impaired’
• Compromise on malpractic­e caps
• Incredible Shrinking Lawman on full display
• Protester hit by LAPD projectile gets $300,000
• Charges tossed in gang-label case
• Parents held in baby’s death
• Foster Farms, three temp firms face fines
• Suns, Pelicans show Lakers how it’s done
• Bucks show depth in defeating Bulls
• THIS DATE IN BASEBALL
• Mets miffed over getting hit
• Keeping baseball in Anaheim comes with a big price tag
• Two-year ban recommende­d for Baffert
• Lakers part ways with trainer Seto
• E-NEWSPAPER BONUS
• ‘We’re No. 3!’ Rams thrive in third round
• Far past time to do what is right
• Investors show faith in women’s pro sports
• Chargers eyeing three players
• THEIR SKILL BEARS FRUIT
• Overkill in ‘Godfather’ series
• Disney Web3 begins to take shape
• ‘Rust’ data dump a terrible choice
• Neeson’s ‘Memory’ forgettabl­e
• For your safety
• Finding a separate peace
• Fiction versus fact in ‘The Offer’
• TV Highlights

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