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Recent Corrections and Clarifications
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CMA Awards date: In the Aug. 20 Calendar section, an article about the 2019 CMA Awards said the ceremony would be Nov. 19.
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L.A. ethics fine: In the Aug. 17 California section, a photo with an article about former Los Angeles planning director Michael LoGrande agreeing to pay an ethics fine showed a different man named Michael LoGrande.
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Kamala Harris: In the Aug. 15 Section A, an article about Kamala Harris campaigning in Iowa said she had 8% support among likely caucus-goers.
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Tesla loss: In the July 25 Business section, an article about Tesla’s second-quarter net loss contained a misleading figure.
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“Pose”: In the Aug. 4 Calendar section, an article about the FX series “Pose” said that the series was recently nominated for two Emmy Awards.
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Los Angeles Times corrections
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Los Angeles Times corrections
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Red-legged frog: In the July 25 Section A, an article about the Woolsey fire’s effects on frogs said that herpetologist Sarah Wenner is pursuing her master’s degree at UCLA and began working with National Park Service wildlife ecologist Katy Delaney in 2017.
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Gun violence: In the July 30 Section A, an article about gun control proposals referred to Robin Lloyd as managing director of the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence.
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Chargers player: In the July 30 Sports section, a headline on an article about Hunter Henry of the Chargers referred to him as a tailback.
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Manson prosecutor: In the July 28 Section A, an article about the Manson murders was accompanied by a photo caption that misidentified the two prosecutors in the case.
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Herve Tullet: In the Arts & Books section in this edition, an article about children’s book author Herve Tullet misspells the last name of artist Jackson Pollock as Pollack.
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