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Man killed by off-duty officer at Costco was nonverbal, had an intellectual disability

Kenneth French of Riverside lived with his parents and had the mental capacity of a teenager, his cousin told The Times.

By Laura Newberry

Timing of Anthony Davis trade might hamper Lakers’ signing of third star

By Tania Ganguli

• What did it cost? Ball, Ingram, Hart and the largest haul of picks the Lakers have sent out since 2012

We were 19. She was pregnant. Abortion was illegal

Reflecting upon an abortion during the days before Roe vs. Wade illuminates the need for men to add their voices to the debate.

By Norman Pearlstine

In one corner, Ryan O’Neal. In another, his sportscaster son. The outcome may surprise you

A father-son love story, and a glimpse at an aging legend who can still land a jab.

By Chris Erskine

Landlords are ripping out escalators and walls to attract tenants like Google and Netflix

Tech giants turned media moguls are gobbling up vast chunks of office space as they race each other to set up shop for their fast-growing entertainment arms.

By Roger Vincent

Hong Kong’s leader apologizes as crowds demand her resignation

Dodgers’ Kenley Jansen wanted the ball and came through against Cubs

Pentagon accuses Iran of shooting missiles at U.S. drones

‘Men in Black: International’ continues the summer box office’s sequel slump

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‘MAN IN THE WINDOW’

Psychologists warned detectives: The rapist really wanted to kill

By 1977, there were 22 rapes and sexual assaults. The East Area Rapist was brazenly attacking entire families

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‘Big Little Lies’ is less white this season. That doesn't mean it’s smart about race

‘Big Little Lies’ is less white this season. That doesn't mean it’s smart about race

With HBO’s ‘Euphoria,’ stars Zendaya and Hunter Schafer aren’t afraid to raise eyebrows

John Legend covers Led Zeppelin at Hollywood Bowl season opener

John Legend covers Led Zeppelin at Hollywood Bowl season opener

Gary Woodland had a special Father’s Day at the U.S. Open, one his dad almost missed

Gary Woodland had a special Father’s Day at the U.S. Open, one his dad almost missed

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WEEKEND READS

The 2020 census is coming. Will Native Americans be counted?

In the 2010 count, nearly 1 in 7 Native Americans living on a reservation was missed, according to an audit by the U.S. Census Bureau.

The world’s largest pot farms, and how Santa Barbara opened the door

Why Penn Jillette fasts 23 hours a day to maintain his 100-pound weight loss

The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self

The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self

With its apostle accused of rape and sexual abuse, La Luz del Mundo comes out fighting

With its apostle accused of rape and sexual abuse, La Luz del Mundo comes out fighting

By Leila Miller

MOST READ

Norway, if you’re listening: Feel free to hack our presidential race

Norway, if you’re listening: Feel free to hack our presidential race

By Doyle McManus

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Around California

The world’s largest pot farms, and how Santa Barbara opened the door

The world’s largest pot farms, and how Santa Barbara opened the door

Jun 15, 2019

The 2020 census is coming. Will Native Americans be counted?

The 2020 census is coming. Will Native Americans be counted?

Jun 13, 2019

The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self

The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self

Jun 11, 2019

For many black voters, 2020 isn’t about pride or making history. It’s about beating Trump

For many black voters, 2020 isn’t about pride or making history. It’s about beating Trump

Jun 9, 2019

In Trump’s trade war with China, L.A. ports are ground zero

In Trump’s trade war with China, L.A. ports are ground zero

Jun 9, 2019

Online degrees made USC the world’s biggest social work school. Then things went terribly wrong

Online degrees made USC the world’s biggest social work school. Then things went terribly wrong

Jun 6, 2019

On Catalina Island, one of L.A.’s unofficial ‘food deserts’ parties over a humble Vons

On Catalina Island, one of L.A.’s unofficial ‘food deserts’ parties over a humble Vons

Jun 4, 2019

Without memories of 1989, Chinese activists of a new generation struggle for social change

Without memories of 1989, Chinese activists of a new generation struggle for social change

Jun 3, 2019

At this L.A. supper club, refugees share food and memories of the lives they left behind

At this L.A. supper club, refugees share food and memories of the lives they left behind

May 31, 2019

Want to park in Koreatown? Get ready for a ‘blood sport’

Want to park in Koreatown? Get ready for a ‘blood sport’

May 28, 2019

A 102-year-old woman faces eviction so the landlords’ daughter can move in. It’s completely legal

A 102-year-old woman faces eviction so the landlords’ daughter can move in. It’s completely legal

May 25, 2019

He voted for Trump. Now he and his wife raise their son from opposite sides of the border

He voted for Trump. Now he and his wife raise their son from opposite sides of the border

May 19, 2019

Battles erupt over warehouse jobs as the Legislature moves to curb subsidies

Battles erupt over warehouse jobs as the Legislature moves to curb subsidies

May 16, 2019

A war is brewing over lithium mining at the edge of Death Valley

A war is brewing over lithium mining at the edge of Death Valley

May 7, 2019

Two years later, Trump’s travel ban continues to tear thousands of families apart

Two years later, Trump’s travel ban continues to tear thousands of families apart

May 7, 2019

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- Television
What’s on TV Monday: ‘Who's Line Is It Anyway?’ on CW

By Ed Stockly

2h

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- More Sports
Gary Woodland wins the U.S. Open for his first major title

By Tod Leonard

25m

- Politics
Pentagon accuses Iran of shooting missiles at U.S. drones

By David S. Cloud and Laura King

11:25 AM

Norway, if you’re listening: Feel free to hack our presidential race

4:00 AM
Trump said it’s OK to take campaign dirt from foreign powers. Is it legal?

Jun 15, 2019
Trump again claims he would consider foreign help for his campaign

Jun 14, 2019
California to give struggling cannabis businesses more time on provisional permits

Jun 14, 2019
Jessica Biel steps into vaccine debate as other celebrities fear the ‘anti-vax’ label

Jun 14, 2019

- World
Guatemalans vote amid a widespread sense of uncertainty and disillusionment

By Patrick J. McDonnell

1h

- Op-Ed
Stonewall was a milestone in the fight against homophobia, but not the starting point

By Linda Hirshman

3:15 AM

What my father taught me: How to find my own way

3:15 AM
Music is supposed to unify us. Is the streaming revolution fragmenting us instead?

3:10 AM
What would my immigrant dad make of the mess America is in?

3:05 AM
A ‘vacancy tax’ shows City Hall is out of ideas on housing

3:00 AM
What you 'know' about homelessness is wrong

Jun 15, 2019

- Hot Property
Baseball journeyman Edwin Jackson looks to uproot once more in Georgia

By Jack Flemming

7:00 AM

- Travel
Exploring the birthplace of Bauhaus, a German movement that changed design

By Margo Pfeiff

8:00 AM

A trip to Japan with my teenage nephew leads to life lessons

6:30 AM
Cuba suffers privations that tourism helps offset

5:30 AM
How hot was it in Lake Havasu City? So hot (128) they’re celebrating the record

Jun 14, 2019
Trains in Hawaii? Hop aboard for short trips on scenic routes

Jun 14, 2019
These luxe places take the ‘ugh’ out of camping

Jun 14, 2019

CALIFORNIA LIFE & STYLE

- Home & Garden
Gardening events: Begonias, orchids and rare puya blooms, plus tours of water-wise yards

By Jeanette Marantos

1:55 PM

Chrissy Teigen, Quincy Jones take in John Legend's Hollywood Bowl performance

12:55 PM
Dan Tana’s uncorks a capsule collection of branded streetwear

Jun 15, 2019
Why magician Penn Jillette fasts 23 hours a day to maintain his 100-pound weight loss

Jun 15, 2019
The Saturday Cook: Cherry tomatoes star in a savory custard for a post-farmers market brunch

Jun 15, 2019
The music teacher who stepped up and became my father when I needed one

Jun 15, 2019

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