Los Angeles Times - 2022-05-05

• Forest that became a grave
• Many red states already living in a post-Roe reality
• How California mask contracts ended in failure
• U.S. RATE HIKE IS LARGEST SINCE MID-2000
• Donated art lost in wildfire helped to ignite CSU scandal
• Child-neglect algorithm raises concerns
• U.S. dog racing speeding to an end
• Beijing closes some subways to curb virus
• Prison in killing of L.A. man
• Trump Jr. reportedly meets with Jan. 6 panel
• Early trans identity tends to endure, study suggests
• Seeking to offer refuge for trans kids
• Mississipp­i struggles with autopsy backlog
• TurboTax agrees to $141-million payout
• Crypto scammers really like social media
• Warren pushes to kill overdraft fees
• Wall St. uplifted by Powell’s remarks
• Minority rule is killing Roe
• 30 years after the 1992 riots
• Republican denial will add to the drought’s body count
• Give Newsom a second term
• What I learned in Kyiv
• The Supreme Court flunks abortion history
• Europe can take the pain: Stop buying Russian fuel
• Standing by antiaborti­on Democrat
• Emhoff to lead South Korea trip
• Deputy faces assault charges
• California condors once again fly over tribal lands
• The six faces of Caruso
• Cedars-Sinai faces 2nd lawsuit over Black woman’s death
• Officers fatally shoot man after standoff
• Wake up on Roe, says Newsom
• Report: Lakers target Raptors assistant Griffin
• Heat again too much for 76ers
• Carolina doesn’t back off in win
• E-NEWSPAPER BONUS
• DODGERS PULL AWAY LATE
• Pulling Dodgers’ Urías is perplexing
• He’s the guy in charge of ‘Bob’s horses’
• METHOD TO ‘MADNESS’
• Florida sued by locals in Disney tax saga
• 20 years later, a mystery lingers
• It’s a refreshing embrace of ‘the change’
• The Gen X sound of the classical world
• Eviction isn’t easy answer
• For your safety
• ‘Fiddler’s’ rich story

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