Los Angeles Times - 2022-06-11

• When gangland drugs fueled an L.A. inferno
• L.A. residents are forced to recalibrat­e as prices shoot up
• Fabled Farmer John plant set to shut down
• A plan to kill a justice, and cry for help
• A regional migrant plan
• Q&A: Southern Baptist sex abuse scandal
• Let’s hope hearings refocus country on what’s at stake
• U.S.-Colombia relations likely to change soon
• Deadly road renews focus on pedestrian­s
• Facebook again lets hateful ads slip through
• Saget’s Brentwood home is for sale
• Inflation report sends stocks tumbling
• Diary entries from Ukraine
• Will the Methuselah tree survive modern humanity’s ravages?
• ‘Liz Cheney is what a patriot looks like’
• NASA will study unidentifi­ed you-know-whats
• State moves to enshrine abortion, contracept­ives
• After ordeal, she wins 70% of the vote
• High heat ends commenceme­nt
• Misconduct probes by state are criticized
• Cases rising in L.A. again
• Democrats advance in House races
• ‘Delayed response’ to fire by PG&E
• Police chief to stand trial for alleged abuse
• Illegal car parts case nets 28 arrests
• Treat children equally
• Frazier is cut, Stroman to IL
• Warriors assistant hired as Hornets’ new coach
• Clark stays on top at Canadian Open
• Ferreira’s four goals lead U.S. men
• Cronin adds assistant coach
• Publicist of pugilism, boxing’s beloved bard
• Longest race is also long on story lines
• BUEHLER EXITS WITH INJURY
• Spanos is accused of fiduciary missteps
• Angels lose good vibes, fall to Mets
• STUNNING MALIBU OCEANFRONT RETREAT
• 1196 SUMMIT DR.
• The Details
• The Details
• POOL VILLA: WEST HOLLYWOOD
• ONE-OF-A-KIND HOME BY KRE8TIVE
• The Details
• The Details
• A PLAYGROUND ON THE PREMISES
• TRENDS IN HARDWOOD FLOORING
• It’s not business. It’s personal.

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