Los Angeles Times - 2022-06-07

• Reckoning with restaurant work
• A conservati­on tool of last resort: A water flow restrictor
• Early turnout is low in ‘boring’ election
• Sonoma State president quits amid sex harassment scandal
• Vitriol brews in rural contest
• Migration deterrence through investment­s
• U.K. says its missile system can give Ukraine an edge
• Veterans back in Europe to mark D-day
• U.S. and South Korea fire missiles
• FOR THE RECORD
• Biden calls for solar projects
• Political gridlock stalls COVID funds
• Poll details rift between lay Catholics and U.S. bishops
• Musk threatenin­g to end Twitter deal over spam bot data
• Stocks notch gains amid recession jitters
• Apple debuts a flood of software features
• Biden’s struggling? You should see the last guy
• A sign of safer streets for L.A.?
• 9th Amendment is deeply rooted
• Los Angeles Times endorsemen­ts for June 7
• A new, safer way to buy a gun
• To pay for the war, Ukraine needs to restart its economy
• Every time we have a lockdown, I see the fear in my students’ eyes
• Jan. 6 probe should not have been needed
• LAST-MINUTE STUMPING IN MAYORAL RACE
• Chefs fear ban on gas stoves could decide restaurant­s’ fate
• Biden picks nominee for U.S. attorney
• Mass shootings, white supremacy and reader anger
• Hollywood monastery not for sale
• Bear dies in freeway crash in Irwindale
• Woman and boy are shot to death
• California bristlecon­e pine might not be oldest after all
• Astros, Álvarez reach rich deal
• Wild win sends Avalanche to Final
• UCLA is ousted in baseball
• Mickelson joins LIV Golf event
• Sooners say later to Bruins in a rout
• Ham praises Lakers’ Westbrook, says he expects him to stay
• Angels’ skid goes to dreaded dozen
• DONALD GETS MEGA DEAL
• Director’s evolution
• Mormons decry Hulu docuseries
• Kids’ book will lead to $10,000
• Really makes you stop to think
• UCSB students lead with lesson in design
• Ex-wife took the friends
• For your safety

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