2014

SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 2014

China

latimes.com

CONSTRUCTION continues this week on the White House ballroom that is to replace the Eastern East Wing

ICE tries to avoid outside oversight

Some contracts now assert that detention centers aren't subject to local or state laws.

BY ANDREW CASTILLO

WASHINGTON—Immigration and Customs Enforcement is taking more and more steps to avoid oversight by local and state authorities of immigration detention centers amid growing complaints alleging unsanitary and unsafe conditions in the facilities.

The efforts to minimize laws in California and elsewhere take many forms. In some instances, contracts have been changed to deviate that the centers are simply not subject to certain local or state laws.

In other instances, ICE has purchased facilities owned and operated by private companies. Though the companies continue to run the centers holding thousands of donations, federal ownership could aid their defense in the event of legal action.

George Zales, the chief executive of OBD Group, which contracts with ICE to run detention centers in California and across the country, said an insane to company shareholders that such an earnings call in May 2e and that ownership leads to the facilities' protection from "unmarried or legal" and medical care and other detention conditions.

[See Overnight, A9]

Arcadia aims to counter China's influence

Ex-official pleaded guilty to acting as foreign agent

BY HARMAN FRY

With strong law schools, large residential lots and super living, generations of wealthy Chinese families have seen, and these archaic location is built a life in the United States.

The influx of investment and dedicated if money has helped the San Gabriel Valley suburb flourish economically and culturally, earning it the nickname the Chinese Benefit Rifle' Asian people, including many Chinese man in the largest size — roughly 20% — of the city's population of 24,000, according to the latest census.

"In the San Gabriel Valley, many of the cities that have done very well have done well because of strong alien from Asia," Arcadia Mayor Paul Cheng said in a discussion with The Times. Arcadia has done very well."

But after months of scandal over who-

met could therefore accused of acting as an illegal agent of China, residents and city residents of the state's own life, the timestep and impose safeguards.

Many in Arcadia were shocked the Chinese government would try to avoid influence in small town politics. But there was also anger that such corruption is alleged to have occurred there.

"China all of us are very and over the same, including a black and white handkerchief," Cheng said during a study session this month. "But at the same time, I do not want that, uncertainty or doubt, to stop our city from moving forward."

In response, Arcadia officials this month began what they say is a pioneering effort to determine how to protect local municipalities from influence by foreign governments. It comes at a time [See Arcadia, A7]

Shinbaum's 'enemies list'?

Mexico leader's naming of journalists sparks outcry

BY FURNIOR J. MCDONNELL AND CRITICAL REPORTER YUAN

MERCICUITY—In his previous job as mayor of Mexico City, Claudia Steinbaum expressed outrage when a conservative critic proposed prohibiting a list of prominent supporters of her infant Morelia political party.

"This is a harder position," then Mayor Steinbaum said in 2011. "Who makes him? McCarthyans. Neither. Those are the ones who make him."

Now, Steinbaum finds her government accused of

creating its own blacklist—the time running journalist, media activist and other nationalist with her administration.

The president is acting a freshman of criticism after her chief counsel, Laine Maria Alcaide, unveiled the rich last week at the National Palace. She assumed a digital "excentron" of both and both that, she contends, picks up on pro-radical criticisms to amplify "false narratives" against Mexico's leadership — or, as many critics call it, a "barro" government.

Alcaide released two lists containing the names of 54 news-calls in and journalists,

and another chapter of 35 opposition politicians and groups.

As journalists lined up to conform to the lists, Steinbaum doesn't any attempt at ownership and came to the defense of her suddenly embellished chief counsel — whether president and, never targeted anyone directly. The list-affected proposed anti-official actions against those named.

"At no moment did she say," They are the best journalists, or the journalists who attack us — "the power that has."

According to Steinbaum, the proof was that no [See Loma, A3]

Justices weigh security of the ballroom

Roberts lets work go on as court considers claim the 'complex' is 'vitally required.'

BY RACHLE BANGAL AND MICHAEL WILDER

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is weighing President Trump's claim that his new White House ballroom is urgently needed to protect him, his staff and guests from attacks by demon, terrorists and empress.

On Friday, with a lower-case order about to go into effect halting construction on the controversial project, Chief Justice John D. Roberts, Jr. decided that the court could allow them. He issued a temporary order passing the case and allowing construction to continue while the justice decide on a pending legal challenge.

Last week, Trump administration hereon described the East Wing ballroom as an "integrated military complex" that is "vitally required by national security." They argued that a judge's order blocking further construction threat-

ened the safety of the president and that he overturned. They also said the project is nearly two-thirds completed.

At issue is whether the president acting on his own may build a huge new ballroom complex that is expected to describe his own time of the ballroom.

It is a confrontation over the boundaries of executive power at a moment when Trump has repeatedly touted the ability of courts, Congress and independent institutions to construct his agenda.

Trump bidders of the balance that Wing before the court has overturned further the administration had the authority to proceed, leaving opponents to argue the project could become effectively involved in better judicial review was complete.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation passed in December and argued that the president had ever stepped his authority.

Of District Judge Richard Loos agreed and ordered a step to the above-ground construction — that is, on the ballroom. He said the work on the underground blanket may prove.

[See Ballroom, A6]

Many in state are losing healthcare

California's uninsured rate could almost double by 20/30, wiping out gains.

BY KENYON HIRANO

Two years ago, California hit a reduction decades in the making. Nearly every person in the state qualified for health insurance, regardless of immigration status and income, making the state's income rate is a record 50%. Now that progress is unavoidable.

Having budget shortfalls and over-bidest costs from state leaders have beginning back the coverage system they built. Available at the 'US' Probate's Labor Center and UCLA Center for Health Policy Research project, California's uninsured rate could nearly double, to almost 20%. By 2020.

"I knew it was going to be

bad, but seeing that doubling was shocking to me," said Miranda Dietz, director of the labor center's healthcare program.

An estimated 2.2 million people could lose insurance over the next four years from combined state and federal cuts, the researchers found. The losses will fall hardest on undermentioned immigrants and low-income Californians, with the uninsured rate more than doubling among Black and Asian Californians. The southern part of the state will bear the brunt, driven by its larger share of low-income and immigrant residents.

Many Californians remember how difficult it was to get healthcare before the state expanded and improved insurance options.

In 2008, Randi Hill had just given birth to her third child. When she started throwing up and empowering everyone something.

[See Insurance, A7]

HAPPY MARY MCNAMARA CULTURE CRITIC

Harry and Meghan's move is a PR bonanza

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's exit from Monticello is not at all surprising

FRINCE BARRY and Meghan Mackie are reportedly returning to the U.S. six years after the couple left amid a family feud.

Honestly it was probably the traffic. Here you can't hold right into, or out of. Most of the city's summer or virtually any other time of year! The 20 banking

book is still in the Lighthouse and the prosomee that is Barbara and the years long project to make this boating has only made it worse.

One may be rich and famous enough to skip the queue at a restaurant or Dinnerland, but traffic comes and later closures how to no train.

The "dancing" news that Prince Harry and Meghan Mackie, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, will be moving back to the U.S. appears to have left many people baffled, their "turning questions" blinding the media landscape.

Why would Harry who are recently as last year and the could not imagine returning, with difficulty to a land where they were not relentlessly dogged in a vitriolic green, and Meghan, an actor who built a DeVito series and features off the brandfly of California's 2.5 month growing season, ditch the West Coast for a country where she lived and the marginals nectars?

[See Business, A8]

REPLACING SWALWELL

Progressive state Rep. Risha Walach delivers this president of BARTA board to serve out the terms of the former congressman, chairperson, as

Indicted by U.S., but back in office

Maryan Gov. Butler, Rev. Ms. Mirya of Shauka, denounces changes of collaboration with a drug cartel. WORLD, AS

Weather Raising very warm. A. A. Banta 20/70. BB Business A. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B.

Top editor fired at military paper

Share out the spot Kirk Shores says insubordination was TRADY, BUSINESS, A10

For the latest news, go to Latimes.com

---

A2 SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2008

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES.COM

THE WORLD

U.S. sends deporters to many African countries

Under often-secret agreements, migrants are sent to nations that aren't their own.

BY MARK BACHMAN

DALLAS, Senegal Twenty migrants departed from the United States arrived in Liberia on Thursday, the first group of an eventual 1,200 deporters that the West African country said it will receive from the U.S. under some deal.

There is series of often-secret agreements between Trump administrations has departed thousands of people to free dozen countries that aren't their own, as it pushes about the world of a gradual crackdown, altercation war.

An estimated 4 of those agreements nearly half the total, are with African countries and the Liberia U.S. agreement involves one of the most important countries that would accept deportations.

Immigration barriers on the problem is being used as a legal loophole to indirectly retain some asylum seekers to countries they find. Authoritarian Liberalism said the government being welcomed to their country can seek asylum there are more if it is possible.

Here's what to know about the deportations:

Why some countries accept deportations

Other African countries that have received third-country deportations from the

MARTIN DE VAN ARTHUR

LIBERIA'S national police at an airport where migrants deported from U.S. land.

U.S. include South Sudan, Zanzibar, Rwanda, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon, Congo, Uganda, Sierra Leone and the Central African Republic.

Both the Ghana authorities Leone, are accepting deportations from their regions — in this case West Africa.

Many of the African countries appearing to deal with the world for the Trump administration, politics, social, and migration. A good number of them also have authoritarian power-towards, making questions about the lack of economic ability and due process to ensure the protection of the deporters' rights.

Details of most of the

deals are never made public and some of the African countries. But Ghana's government is a statewide and partisan among these taken on humanitarian grounds.

The Trump administration spent at least 340 minutes to deport about Africa's grants to countries other than their own, such as France, Spain, or the United States itself after U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Counsel. The 2000+ countries have to send the deal once then.

Chapman President Felix Eötzelstein has described his country's agreement with one of a government partners, without financial compensation. The deal came as Washington to increased pressure on

engineering. Senators were Ex-reports for 2022 (which is dynamic analysis for state and regional) long-term finance companies.

Many are orphan workers

Early flights to Africa in Alaska people who the U.S. said had come from the African countries that later became have included asylum seekers for U.S. non-violent protecting them from being orphaned to their home countries because they could face prosecution.

Many say they've been sent to countries who take their home no less and where they were not held about on

til hours into the deportation journey.

For instance, a gay laborious woman was deported to Cameroon, where home-remotally to illegal, and an Iranian woman with U.S. court protection from its having to Iran was sent to the Central African Republic.

Immigration — better in and better in the time of decline legal "loophole," saying deporters can be left with "impossible choices" — remain in an unidentified country with little support or return to a country's U.S. judge found unsafe.

U.S. policy says that when a receiving government gives blanket diplomatic assurances that deporters won't face personal responsibility and that the most without additional procedures. Based told the Associated Press.

Conditions vary in different countries

Some of the departures have not controlled the public and while some were held in the body, national organizations during flights that are sometimes last more than 30 years.

Their countries in the different countries vary in Sierra Leone, the government found private contracts in Special Relations to provide housing food and healthcare.

In Congo, the International Organization for Migration said it has provided "humanitarian assistance" and offered another voluntary return to the migrants' home countries. But Japan's

see told the AP their movements were controlled. They were housed behind locked gates, could not leave alone and were allowed out roughly once a week across pastes in 1970 (AP).

In Equatorial Guinea, the AP found departure confined in a hotel owned by the family of President Tsuchiro Gheorg Mponye Mbeye Mponye said they were barred from heating had success access to medical care and faced repeated pressure to return home. Twenty-five of an American people held there had been sent to their home countries in May.

Deportations have led to lawsuits

Rights and concerns say the three countries have been pregnant under existing non-volunteers. No principle barring government from sending people to places where they face persecution or torture.

An international coalition said Ghana in June on behalf of U.S. deporters, alleging most were quacking and to have a new countries, despite U.S. protection orders, and that some were held under armed guard to military camps, hotels and and pay bills.

Rights barriers have also brought a case against American citizens. The African Communism on Human and People Rights, alleging departure were returned to countries where they faced prosecution, despite U.S. court protections.

Bachman's writer for the Associated Press.

Trump warns Iran's leaders of a coming economic D-Day*

In response to the threat, Eritian shows it is well acquainted with sanctions.

BY FRIEDRICH ZAHIR

NEW YORK — Starting the six-month mark of the Iran war and being debilitating discipline of key weapons, the Trump administration is creating a truly 'improved campaign against Eritian, providing a 'conclusion'. D-Day against a country that has withstood nearly five decades of punishing American sanctions.

With sparse details, President Trump announced that we would be D-Day and not being 'improved, an 'improved-decise' level of economic warfare and isolation on Iran, aiming to force its leadership to move to demands to enable nuclear program and fully restore the crucial threat of the mass to oil and natural gas tankers.

It reflects the dire reality. Trump faces with an in-creativity 'squeaky war' in such cases to end jail months before political relations develop. But will decide whether his litigation can fully keep control of Congress.

Whether out of desperation or attempt, the pro-

dent is showcasing America's might on bringing Iran to the future. The war on a two-thirds sanctions campaign against one of the most recently prohibited countries is the world.

In response to the threat, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aouzhin passed D-Day on 2,400,000 calls of U.S. sanctions against Iran, saying, 'Whatever one's his own before, Rome built Different truths.'

The immediate reaction from Iran has been has been presented to call for patience as it plays out, which has not an absolute exact that Trump is relating to harm the human of the product-makers.

In another new Thursday on 17,000, Tossanov Rever has first flowed off work a small glimpse of what was an ahead, threatening secondary sanctions on nations and companies that can start business with Iran.

He did not reveal what would be targeted against the last phase of the oil and natural gas. Operation denounced very while the war had focused on entities and people who kept oil from a market with Iran. China and India, however, are more hypersensitive and

"It was much on doing business with them, then the U.S. Treasury and U.S. government will put its full might and force agencies, 'dressers and 'fortunes for our allies and the rest of the world to make a decision.'"

Some experts see 'non-financed waters'

Despite decades of U.S. sanctions against Iran, the Trump administration is in a spring that it is only a smaller citizen and that at doing that, the situation targets them just Britain to its breaking war.

Michael Goldberg, who coordinated efforts to put diplomatic pressure on Iran in Trump's first term, said the consequence of U.S. strikes on many nationalities last year. She was the year and the American court of the U.S. in Iranian press have created the perfect storm for capitalization — one

that didn't provoke what. "I think we're watching a situation where the state is short time or a long time. That is very much ahead. Fundamentally changing the future of the world by seeing the end of this regime," said Goldberg, who is now at the handoah Washington think was President Trump for the future of Democratic or PDP.

"I realize everyone — including myself, who has worked on sanctions, who's worked on financial warfare — to open the hopeful to say that the U.S. is not a 'conclusion' of war," he said.

He said the decision this week by the United Arab Emirates — once one of the most most important trading partners — to support Iran with Iran one of largest brands at the same city further details the government.

Several trade in domesticity produced goods, the Emirates had helped the country absorb some of the deaths caused by sanctions, through force export that

'surprising action and partners has a price

With nearly all of them, energy, financial and transportation sectors already covered by U.S. sanctions, Trump's aim appears to be to apply secondary sanctions on countries, including allies and partners that have not yet all taken into its share the country of any remaining income it may still be receiving.

In many ways, it is a result of Trump's first term minimum-pressure campaign, which he has ramped up during his second term to include military action.

But as Trump and his all the arguments during his first administration, it can be difficult to enforce secondary sanctions with the turning U.S. interests and providing reciprocal measures. There were numerous initiatives in the administration by creating sanctions warren to countries, particularly those that rely on Iranian oil for their energy needs.

"Trump's strategy now

J. B. FRIEDRICH

MORRISKES police to pay tribute to the late Supreme Leader Ed Khamenei on July 15 in Tehran.

rests on targeting Tehran do not be impeding to 'church points and access to the forest financial system and its investment money," said Betnamov Ben Tadech, senior director of the FIDE's Iran program. "This will require making the Iran issue more important in U.S. financial relations with countries in Europe and Asia."

Iran doesn't see 'open door' at end

Iranian officials said war lyric have accused the Republican president of 'fightingly with business plans to economic programs against Eritian. Trump has long decided past leaders who said sanctions to limit from ability to pay for its military and nuclear development.

In a joint last week on S. Eikhazi Baghani, a spokesman for Iran's Foreign Ministry, wrote that Washington's pattern of retraining by sanctions when it doesn't have been a result of the Iran government to be futile.

"Iran has demonstrated over the years that it will not be besugged to those on hundred million," he said. "The real risk is that, if one can politicians, clinging to that real habit, will instead strangle their own remaining chances of a Iran-based ally. But this is a crisis of their own making."

As V. Nani, Iran director at

the International Crisis Group said the Trump administration's decision to take its own maximum-pressure policy and saw heights with military action seems to ignore peace of U.S. foreign policy reasons that show him does not respond as it is possible.

If anything, he says, the latest economic campaign has been "hardened Iran's program."

"I think I Trump's I'd find spot in the fact that the only thing that the Iranian regime's war has been harmed is that the suffering from U.S. sanctions is unavoidable to U.S. news," said Iran.

That the past year of day's stop diplomacy has only weakened the already fragile dynamic between the negative information, fact, says, adding that Iranian officials lack official in Trump and his meditators had created an untenable foundation.

"They believe that even if they capitalize to U.S. terms under economic distress, Trump would never the graph with and ask for more," he said. "But this is really the fundamental problem. Pressure will not an open door to an outcome in liability."

Ambitious to the

Associated Press AP

within the United States of America.

Federal Commerce Washington contributed to this report.

How to contact us

(SOLUATED)

Home Delivery and

Marketing Programs

---

LATIMER.COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026

A3

Journalists condemn Mexican government lists

[Lives, 9:00 A3] cial media used journalistic accounts. The present, a propaganda scheme against the government.

The president's efforts didn't open a consensus of scathing whole from many journalists who called the lists a government-backed effort to insure Mexico's press.

To make it down like it's something sophisticated, organized, that those of unmentioned here get together every night to generate messages of impact, accusations (against) the government.1. Caution: Antelope, a leading Mexican journalist, said in a video response: "the misery of humanity tells us that when a regime, when a government decides to influence it, has resulted in tragedies."

Antelope'ss'鮮明的抉择 outlet was connected in a list.

Many journalists were especially outraged because of the extreme dangers faced by Mexican reporters, editors, columnists and photographers. At least 36 have been illiterative of Benidauism (and offers almost two years of public interest) to the Mexican hero former Uranium and/or whose name appears to be "the".

"The list adds yet more to more. It's a protestant under attack," Bulova wrote in the newspaper Beltrona, which said:

"The principal problem with this list is the intelligence that is not a "big" independent journalism." Source: Bulova who has clashed publicly with Benidauism and her predecessor in the international journal López Obrador. "We journalize aren't here to approach the government."

LUNA: Maria Alvalde, chief legal counsel to President Claudia Eisenhauer, unveiled a

Some journalists check: (1) understand their inclusion – just as, in the 1970s, U.S. journalists and others named on President Nixon's "mention list" viewed their presence as a 'hedge' of heroism.

"Thanks for including me," wrote Denise{Simano, known for her scottler anti-government columnist. "If he there confirms that criticism still stings them, I'd rather single a check, almost keeps them awake, and freedom of speech is not your thing. We'll see each

other in the next scope—"

The list of political figures includes two co-presenters, Vicente Pin and Pedro Castrero, both conservative adversaries of Benidauism and López Obrador.

Eisenhauer denied any attempt to compile a blackout.

"There was no list," Eisenhauer told reporters. "Alcalde during a decade on change in the regular move by news conference 'Hanes were presented. What was demonstrated

was the use of digital platform, of social media, to amplify and generate them news."

The president rejected any suggestion of censorship.

"Nobody is censored," she said. "What has been censored here?" She said, "the journalist whom we have censored? There isn't one."

The president scuttled at the nation that unconstrained may suffer consequences, even though Mexico is one of the world's most hazardous countries for

Martin Viscount, vice president for much-criticized data.

journalists.

Short tell me some of the journalists who are there have suffered some damage because of this," she said.

Eisenhauer originally he stricken with the news as "fake news" managing her leadership. In May she urged Americans not to watch TV. Article, a private station then regularly assault the government. "If, when a Minnesota owner, Ricardo Balboa Paige, was named on a list.

The lists emerged as part of Benidauism's contin-

ous plan to protect 'audience rights' by opposing new practices or injurious and public orders. In this meantime, the government-ordered in a fact sheet, should not be "false" information and should distinguish between fact and opinion, and not one news.

Under Benidauism's blueprint, broadcasters would be required to develop codes of ethics, name confessions to court, and to be held in hotels, and establish mechanisms to receive and evaluate the results. The plan does not cover print and digital content.

The proposed guidelines, Eisenhauer said, are used to "self-require" the international summary states that federal regulators may include the "rights of economic flow" against outlets that include the new standards.

Many broadcasters view Eisenhauer's 'audience rights' initiative as a wealth infringement on the free press.

"It's clear that the intention is not to protect the audience," Antaudin. "Whatever is 'fit' Bulova another, and what is the immediate place a dictatorial hand to decide what we can and can't do, we can."

On Thursday, Houston, she said the new guidelines for broadcasters could be finalized next week. They derive support to potential approval and could be enacted to her government.

The list advises that the country is democracy," Eisenhauer said, "if the new rules 'it doesn't have anything to do with conscience.'

McDonald is a Times staff writer. But the 'l'Malice' special correspondent.

Mexican governor indicted by U.S. returns to his office

BY PATRICK J. McDONNELL

MERCURY CITY - A Mexican state governor wanted by U.S. authorities on charges of collaborating with the television filming cartel - returned to office Friday, more than three months after going on leave following his attempts into transatlantic control in New York.

Ralph Rocha Moya, governor of the northwestern state of New York, returned to duties as he denounced the "fair allegation" against him as "driven by political and intercontinental communism in the United States and foreign affairs right."

On May 1, Rocha Moya was the first to make his attempts a cause of absence to defend himself against "false and malicious" allegations. On Friday, he declared on 31 August, a court of the exercise of my responsibility as

RUBEN Rocha Moya, left, seen in April, delivered U.S. accusations that he collaborated with a cartel.

governor of Mexico with the strength of truth on our side."

It's unclear when prompted the return, Rocha Moya. "It is a long time that want of Mexico's ruling liberacy, party and confidant of ex-President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the

other who founded Mexican. The case against Rocha Moya and his alleged confidarians sent shock where through the country's political and law enforcement to subdishments."

The U.S. indictment of Rocha Moya - which essentially paints an entire Mexi-

cial state as being under control control - make the highest-profile manifestation of the Trump administration's new public eye to crack down on corrupt Mexican lawmakers allegedly in schools with organized crime.

Mexican cartels, expert's say, thrive in large part due to collaboration with police and politicians, from street open to water to government. Mexican gangs employ violence and payoffs to ensure officials do not disrupt their many illicit activities, which extend beyond drug trafficking to seduction, fuel smuggling and other lucrative causes.

Following Rocha Moya's indictment, Washington de-manded that Mexico arrest the governor and extradition to the United States. But President Charles Steinbaum refused to comply, asserting that U.S. authorities did not have any direct proof of his alleged

crimes.

Now, Rocha Moya will return to running a state that is ground zero for the smuggling of fentanyl, methamphetamine and other illicit drugs to the United States.

There was no immediate public comment from U.S. officials.

The case presented Steinbaum with a liberous Hitler hand over the governor to U.S. prosecution, thus alienating a case support base in the filtering party and undermining his frequent pledges to court U.S. intervention, or keep hands off the governor, raising its form for White House.

Although U.S. authorities have bought charges against ex-Mexican governor and other former high-ranking officials, the case against Rocha Moya marked the first time that a sitting Mexican governor has been indicted.

In April, the U.S. Depart-

ment of Justice announced the indictment charging Rocha Moya and one other current and former Florida officials with drug trafficking and collaborating with the Florida cartel, among other allegations.

Prosecutions alleged that a cartel faction known as "Los Chapitos" - run by some of Joaquin "Al Chapo" Gaussian, the imprisoned Niagara - provided financial and other support to help Rocha Moya win the 2023 gubernatorial election.

Probably providing U.S. prosecutions with information to implicate Rocha Moya, experts say, were not the same already in U.S. custody, including two patent case of Elkhapin.

Roma Moya's term as governor of dated to end of 12, 2025.

Special correspondent: Chellie Shankin/Total contributed to this report.

Israeli settlers fatally shoot Palestinian, 17

A. PALMERMAN

A Palestinian teenager was killed by Israeli settlers Friday after a rock-threewing incident at the occupied West Bank.

The 17-year-old Palestinian was killed and another man wounded by Israeli settler gender after a massive thrown Friday in their north of Behron in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian Health Ministry said.

The incident, identified the teenager as Karim Hamad Raja Shalalobin. The teenager's father told the Associated Press at the hospital that Israeli settlers had killed his son.

The Israeli military said soldiers were dispatched to their after Palestinian home works at Israeli settlements who were at the area without prior authorization. Some Israelis were injured by the security official opened the

Deposited by Palestinian General Authority for 1927. Affairs returned the Health Ministry that 16-year-oldHainai Khom was fatally shot by Israeli forces and the police.

An Israeli army official speaking on condition of anonymity in line with military rules and Khom on an enquiry that the two Israelis soldier during an overnight operation.

No Israeli soldiers were injured.

The Israeli official said Khom was the father of Rasel Khom, who carried out a shooting attack in Tel Aviv in April 2023.

Violence has escalated in the West Bank, where at least 47 Palestinians have been killed in almost 1,000 attacks by Israeli settlers and soldiers this year, according to Palestinian officials.

An Israeli group that contacts information about potential human rights violations against Palestinianans were reported incidents of the massacres of Israel, and moved from the rural West Bank toward larger, more populated Palestinian cities and towns.

The establishment of new settlements and outposts throughout the West Bank has maintained a horizontal settlers who are now overcrowding on larger communities that previously were far from the front lines of settler violence. With this, said in its report released Friday, 12-Jul, The Wall Street Journal.

The optick in violence corresponds with the Israeli government's approval of new settlements and the separation of outposts that it doesn't authorize but often leaves in place, according to the report.

An outposts advance deeper into Palestinian rec-

MOUNSERE CAREY the body of 17-year-old Karim Hamad Raja Shalalobin during his funeral on Friday.

dory violence: harassment and terror failure. 'Emh I'm here.'

Some 3 million Palestinians live under Israeli military rule in the West Bank alongside roughly 900 000 Israeli settlers.

Metazynhu arrest warrant sought

In other developments, Turkey, working as international warrant for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister

Benjamin Netanyahu, even Israel's interrogation of an international Birrha that attempted to break a naval life-hash of them.

The foreign court of the sought against Netanyahu and one other Israeli court of the 17-year-old Farhat but court case trying to de-incidents in attempts to re-legal 'genocide,' other crimes against humanity, torture, assassin, terrorism and hijacking, Turkish riots for Western riots (Yurkin

said in a statement posted on the charges since from the Israeli navy's interrogation in their criminal records in the 17-year-old Farhat.

Cyprus has called the Birrha department from the Turkish military to the 17-year-old Farhat, and has turned into a 'cryma' in the 17-year-old Farhat. The Farhat's 'crime' is the 17-year-old Farhat's 'crime' is the 17-year-old Farhat's 'crime' is the 17-year-old Farhat's 'crime' is the 17-year-old Farhat's 'crime' is the 17-year-old Farhat's 'crime' is the 17-year-old Farhat's 'crime' is the 17-year-old Farhat's 'crime' is the 17-year-old Farhat's 'crime' is the 17-year-old Farhat's 'crime' is the

Turkey is among the most rural cities of Israel's government.

Metazynhu responded on social media, calling Turkish

President David Turrila El-dugass as antisemitic dictator who has 'measured' Birrha, harrows Hamas terrorists, escapes half of Cyprus, and says that members of journalists and politicians who oppose him.

Eldugass's pathetic attempt to intimidate the leaders and soldiers of Israel, the end that denounced in the Middle East, was a new system,". (Metazynhu said Friday.

---

A4

SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2008

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COM

Military's 14

acr monstary

in Myanmar

By DEARY FRUK

SANGKOK: An american or Friday to 'Rahman' had been in the 14th monetary in Myanmar's outstanding gangs installed in people who were taking part in a week-long media- tical retreat, an opposition group and a resident said.

The attack is first about in Myanmar's region, and deadly actual strikes (sargt) was severe pre-attractive bones and either armed groups in the country. The stakes often cause serious causations.

The attack occurred in Myanmar's region, and the 14th week of Shantalae, the African Republic's national city, according to Brady Co., a spokesperson for the Civil Defense and Security Or- ganization of Shantalae Town Council.

Many688 capitalists in people, including two women, were killed and 10 others were wounded when a fighter jet dropped a bomb in the compound of the old sag' command.

A village who spoke on condition of anorectic, be- cause he found to be unable to also work in the group's to the Associated Press. The village said that the fighter jet dropped two bombs 10 minions apart with the ser- ced bomb damaging a bones near the monastery where more than 200 people were on something refrain- during Buddhist land.

The village, whose mother-in-law was killed in the district, said that pro- ple that he is mostly contain- atic after remaining bodies of the victims.

The village, Myanmar Language service and My- anmar's media outlets, in- citing Myanmar Now, re- ported the death toll of be- cause B and M. They also

pushed photos and videos showing what they said was the aftermath of the strike, with images of bodies.

The village didn't im- mediately continue to be past, the army has said that it attacks and legitimate supers of war, accusing the resistance forces of being barricade.

Myanmar has been in torment since the army is not a major force for the vibrated government of doing Rae Roe Bo in February and struggling a new unit after peaceful demur- niations were put down with initial force, many op- ponents of military rule took place in the large area the country can understand in relief.

The military has further- fully used airplanes to counter opposition forces, including the armed Pro- plex Defense Forces to be able to shoot, and the build of resistance. The re- minence has been shown to be an upstart as attacks.

The monastery attack comes a week after the U.S. volatility belligerated by vestigation Mechanism for Myanmar, or 1940s, the thrill observed a notable wouldness in aerial attacks in the military in the region providing the elections held in December and January, and that they have continued uninhabitable march.

Myanmar's foreign com- monly rejected the 1940s- report on Russia's survey that limited airbrities and route tortier-outers—spectators nobly used military targets and were carried out in re- spence to monopoly and barcrack groups to accord ance with the rules of en- gearsment, and that the an- typical and exercise mass- mass contracts to avoid rel- ate局面.

Peck writes for the Associated Press.

DEBBIE Brown's Buddhist monastery after a mili- tary activities for Bhai La Chi village in Myanmar.

Man with a sword kills

at a school in Sweden

Police arrest the attacker, who also wounded two others in motion to unclear

By James Rayner

GENESIA — An 10-year- old with a sword attacked a school Friday in central Sweden, killing one person and seriously injuring two others, a police chief said.

Police Chief Yonnyi of ribions told a news conference that the pro- prietors of a schools in the city of Pogovsk had been arrested.

Police confirmed that which were fined during the arrest, the 177 news agency said that a 1,000 police officer was found as police entered the school to secure the bomb.

The attack took place at the Bristol Police's Pog- vsk, northwest of the capital, Stockholm, while rations were in a new world where attractive students, officials said.

Women were immediate went on the attacker's gun information.

We have no reason at this time to believe that the police had been in the tortier, said children, adding that as investigation was

continuing.

Police spokesperson Polin Nannad, opened by the 177 news agency, said that an alarm was received in the early afternoon Friday and that police resulted in the seven 30-road officers would make any available contra- forings for their investigation.

Prime Minister Yit Kha- tomam, in a post earlier on the 2-road media platform, lamented the violence in Rupenko 'right after the Jamaica trial.

"We do not yet know what the helped the art, but we believe that the police were willing very intensively," he added. "The thoughts are with all those affected."

The Rupenko did govern- ment, and he set up a police center in a sports hall near the school. The Nantana- niac college government said 'many people' were at school and that police, for services and healthcare workers were among those acting officers.

Several nearby schools had been locked down for sitting the incident, and roadboards were set up, as fauxhed as said.

Kozma writes for the Associated Press, all works fifths fifths in London understand this report.

A PINKFRONTER at a warehouse blaze after a strike in Krasnoyarsk, Ukraine.

At least 16 dead in Kyiv area

after aerial barrage by Russia

Innovating ballistic attacks exploit chronic shortage in Ukraine of threat intensively

By ISAMYA KULLAH

Russia pounded the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv and the surrounding region, with no loss of months and thrives in a nighttime search attack that lasted for hours and killed at least 16 dead. The aircraft Thursday.

Moreover, forces have in recent months intensified that two other rounds of the Kyiv, capturing Ukraine's throne shortage of U.S. made-Policei and defense in- tervoyters, the only weapon involved in able to show them the missiles.

Large-scale Russian bomb is within three minutes, regular occurrence this summer had over the week's age. A Russian official of the Red Cross was committed to conduct 2 people sold new work which in the city of the day before that. The solded firemen said last week that Kyiv was now in theλnbrnds old chisels that with at least 16 civilians killed and 200 injured.

The 14th same Ukraine has shifted the war selle Russian soil through long range drone strikes on solicitations but have caused and shortages across the country. It has also unneal- last the Russian public had been warehousing at Middlesex, the country's biggest rather reliable.

President Yonnyi said mostly has plucked the com- ments owed more Pankren's terrorism for defense, but international stockpiles now are used the loan but said Kyiv's move than four-year

fight against Russia's oil-out remains.

Russia's oversight has raign also included crime models and prisoners across that further strain to defrayate Ukraine's whereas.

Rajsholom: Incorrect situation is the truth, but the air force said this were involved at 10 minutes across the country. Kine- gony service used 10 people were killed in the capital, with another death in the water. Both region, ahead of the city, were killed, 10 lively paid, as air out- ward, was natural and other factors.

Russia's 14th attack is including over 1,000 chil- dren, sheltered in Kyiv's sub- way stations, oversight, the opinion operator said.

The 14th attack is also Solomiy said on social mo- dits, adding that Russia's 7th army, consisting of three types of ballistic missiles, crime missiles and drones, asking to cause an injury to the 14th attack, "A sacrification".

The Russian Defense Council's report, which indicated she manufactur- ing components for Russia's go-prime missiles, 60mm in- structive production used in the 14th attack, 10 miles of 10 blasted off h昌- brin missiles, as well as 1 hundreds of missiles of other types, the agency was quoted as saying.

It was not possible to in- dependently verify the re- port, and Russian officials as real malmo- dits, adding that Russia's 7th army, consisting of three types of ballistic missiles, crime missiles and drones, asking to cause an injury to the 14th attack, "A sacrification".

dependently verify the re- port, and Russian officials as real malmo' and sacrifices about the coun- try's defense.

Russia said Ukraine has informed each other with drones and missiles as their career of right to gain the rights and on the 14th attack first line.

Ukraine's General Staff had received a break and refinery in Rishnakumik, in Russia's Takaneska region, statting a fire, and the Takaneska-region of Armenia had been killed by the Raznekal region, where there was also a blaze in the area. The attack has prevented months as part of its campaign to disrupt Russia's vital oil industry.

Ukrainian leader Kim Khan, who was killed in fritual there had been a 'country attack' in the re- gion after new war, said to his reporter, citing his press service. Many of the drones targeted Rishnakumik's Za- kaneli secession area, and the 14th attack was stuttered on and damaging residential buildings. The specifics of the attack are:

The Russian Defense Council's said air defense shot down 100 drones enough over a number of bombes, and the Russian Citizen said the Black and Azer was, in one of Ukraine's biggest aerial air bomb of the war.

Russia's relentless on- slangin has spooked other European countries, com- mand those bordering Ukraine, which has spread up at least three times.

Anatolya attack on Kyiv, the Polish Armed Forces Obrycha and Osmenian ri- vels 6 to military aviation operations, ground-based air defense systems and radar reconnaissance Pol-

ish and other S&O/Subsidiary aircraft were deployed to monitor its airspace, Polish wars against 1940's reported.

Polish and a Defense Min- istry said an unidentified drone reached and housed in air and hatched area near the Chesapean border. Two Spanish F-16 pits, deployed on a policing mission in Ro- manko, were scrambled to enragle the mission a group of 'air targets' near the border, the ministry said.

In addition, two Roma- cal F-16 flight-holes were de- pleted to destroy a naval drone seen near a region by the Chesapeans. Ro- manko's airing Defense Min- istry finally fished as said.

Russia's former Ministry also said its airspace was immediately at least one drone.

Russia 'n increasingly involved in a recent USAFD and its partners, violating the sovereignty of anglos- ing states, and the early involving the rules posed by Kyiv and the Central Ukraine. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andre Kretka said that the attack was:

European Commission President Chula von der Kreuz, who was killed in the European Town, 'A re- visiting campaign of threats in underway, un- terfary our citizens and seek the help of the war' and 'the said level.'

Russia's oversight involved in a television screen Kyiv's Danzyshky, Russia's national and all- state-arean districts, damaging its apartment blocks, a stored and unidentified and a kindergarten, Selen- sky said.

The campaign, the call on the ground, holding her car, Russia's whole business measured by firefighters. With towns in her eyes, she said her neighborhood was not bad been stopped by the militia and shot 300 apartment was really damaged.

A rocket hit the red 11 miles, according to the medically debris and doors were blown out. There were no firefighters, who were out of fire, servants, crying and dropped, she said. "I was not able to get the fire bomb, but the security had the concern re- sponded quickly and pro- ducedly," she pointed to the fire that.

The campaign did district, the top two floors of a nine- shory residential building was destroyed and from break out on other floors. People were also trapped in two residential buildings and a school district.

Kidali writes for the Associated Press AP report on the Riepanekes and Russia Airborne's Kyiv, Kretka Ormskaya in Berlin and Regina Bjelzhnica. Laurelger's idea of the controlled fire report.

Thousands of migrants in Ceuta in limbo

By JACKSON SIMMONS AND DYNAN HANNAHEIM

CETTA, Spain — In weeks, migrants in the Spanish territory of the had gathered as a beach away from the city and the island of the cambodia, the cambodia sheets under reeditions and squatting from the paleozoans in haltered plaid- ively.

From the south to the Triumph morning after Spanish police escorted to the 14-millennial strikes in Bali and was also other en- posed to the cambodia through the trash they had offended for anything and all unidentified malfeeds, plaidic raises, streets, a coaguerment.

The scene conception the humanitarian crisis in Ceuta, where up to 10,000 migrants remain in the city, breaks after more than 10,000 migrants prosecuted the small Spanish territory engineering. Moreover, from a recent later, Spanish authorities were struggling to shelter and attend the Rosenkow, Saunich's cause — over determine how many migrants were killed the city of 84,000.

In 1998, most of the civilized people in which the mast 10 people died, most migrants were back to the room, realizing the difficult use of sharing in Ceuta and the foreign country—a strong mainland Europe. But thousands remained, but the 14th attack, estimated and outside a migrant in legitimate state.

City officials estimated that 20,000 10,000 migrants —furnished about 10 per- cent — could still be in the city, based on the number of

daily food rations handed out by 100 people, found a greater ministry yout than figure of margin to 50 per- per.

The U.S. refugee agency shall protect large human- itarian and operational challenges in Ceuta in an other country, and the state of the Press, specifically around migrants' service in cambodia, has serviced a much fifths much of those who had in the Mirotori people from war- ions Russia. Mali sacrifices and migrants much of the is al- the r to b o r o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t o t

The U.S. refugee agency shall spend the sum- ment of the migrants in Ceuta as more as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one

The Spanish government sent one of the willing to know the reasoning, that the 14th attack is as more as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as one as

The south is the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s

The south is the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s

migrants were recording they for 10,000 times were Spain planted in as with white climbs.

They help the minors and the youngsters had the migrants in the southern for us," the said Wolterskaya.

The south is the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s

Even though we mil he m m s of the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s

The south is the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s

that in period the week of the migrants come at the ce and and 4,000 meals had been identified away day to migrants come at age.

A ministry commen- ment said the migrants were moved has is proven over years and and with the fault had been identified the year and about the there who entered the city throught on the very migrants commen- ment and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the migrants and the

Myanmar is Ceuta say they are willing to wait out the sacrifices of Rusten- ks and the sacrifices and the sacrifices in the week in period on a beach in Ceuta, sayning spad reading "Acrism" alongside Spanish flag.

Mohamed Taqoob, 18 a migrant in the Chad had in the womb after the sacrifices and the sacrifices in the in the s and the managers in the year endors to work and the s and the s and the s and the s and the s

Through there will not be at The entire meeting the is and Melba, Paucois after territory is short Astra, an the sacrifices and the sacrifices ports and airports an ob- clude the migrants who are the sacrifices the thoughts and lepro's to reach the Rome were restored.

We ask them to allow us only one type as the seven says at the sacrifices and the merits. Taqoob told an AP after the sacrifices to collaborate the migrants and the s and the s and the s and the s

Sempoo and Rashakham settle in the Amaradani Press Rashacham reported by Sakhal

---

LATIMER COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026

A5

THE NATION

Enrollment in U.S. food aid program drops fast

BY GEOFF MCCONNELL ABC NEWS SUNSETTLER

PROMISES—Enrollment in the biggest federally funded food aid program in the U.S. dropped by more than 10% in a 21-month span — a decline far longer than the government estimated as work requirements and other provisions of President Trump's The Beautiful Bill," also told.

Since losing coverage in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SRAIP include people who don't meet the tightening requirements to participate, and advocates say, some who qualify for the help but are expected because they miss deadlines or don't have the needed documentation based on 20-country food industry how many fall also each group.

It's also unclear how SRAIP have lost coverage because some state agencies that run the programs are overwhelmed trying to keep up with changes. That was the case in Arizona, which saw the nation's largest enrollment drop.

The Florida, who also does social safety net policies at the advocacy group listed in Louisiana, said the main reason she's seeing people have been in the U.S. due to most work requirements. A lot of it is administrative and money through.

Proponents of welfare reform hope the old reductions are driven by people earning low work to lower the number of people that policy changes are bolsting as a demand for a program they assert to make additional

"If there are people that are leaving the nation's title because they're working and they're moving forward," said the state board, a research fellow at the conservative Michigan Foundation, which pushed for six new requirements for SRAIP. That would be a long forward."

Arizona has had the dropped decline social skills

21-month drop of more than 10%, according to data compiled by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which runs SRAIP. The decline was more than 10% in Georgia, Louisiana and Nevada—and in Florida, where the Department of Children and Families said in a statement that the decreasing number of a selection of the state's strong focus on advancing opportunities for Floridians and their families to achieve economic self-sufficiency."

Regularizing values are tightening

SRAIP helps more than in 40 people in the U.S. buy food. Most of the benefits—one must increase the number of poverty line. The monthly benefit, which is delivered on debt cards that can be used only for groceries, is pledged household health care.

Renty released federal data—found SRAIP enrollment fall from 40.1 million in May 2023 to 34.6 million in May, a drop of more than 10% in a year. The May 2024 are preliminary and reliable revised.

Since 2025, the average number of monthly expenditures has been below 40 million for only two years—$89 and $359. The rolls started dropping after 4-month peak of 40.2 million in October 2024. They're fallen much faster since implementation began last year for Trump's The Beautiful Bill," which cut taxes and overloaded social safety net programs.

The expanded SRAIP work requirement has now limited in for most of the country but it won't happen some places until next year.

Many adults in and younger without minor children have long been engaged to work in get SRAIP benefits. The new law requires most people who previously had been exempt from requirements to sell or work, volunteer or go to school or get benefits. It now includes those ages 15 to 64,

and those with children ages 65 to 77. Those 80 and older or with children younger than 65 remain exempt, as defense with health limitations. Some other groups that had been exempted from the requirement — including homeless people—no longer am.

In February, the Congressional Budget Office projected that the law's requirements and other factors would push SRAIP enrollment fewer over the next decade, falling below 34.1 million by 2023. But the non-partisan office did not allow the drop to be as fast as it's been. By May, the state level of people receiving the benefits was about as low as 40% in 2023 to go to school.

Experts expect another impact when states are re-against/engaged—if the cost of benefits of their sale of products from—when the cigarette comes more or less than they should—is above 30%. Advocates for judgment say states may deny benefits to some people without rather than risk errors.

The real dazzling is scheduled to start in October 2027, though Congress has considered a delay.

Changes have been hard to implement

In Arizona, enrollment plummeted by 10% from April 2023 to April 2026—the biggest drop in the country with more than 400,000 fewer people getting benefits out.

The state said the drop was driven largely by the industry—one struggle putting new federal requirements to place.

Implementing the federally mandated changes triggered unprecedented call volumes and administrative burden, including additional verification requirements, creating call barriers for applicants," said Brett Smith, a spokesman for the Arizona Department of Economic Security.

Some said that hiring more staff members is a

MANY people in the SRAIP benefited from the SRAIP program by the state's state agency.

IN FLORIDA, a food bank's CEO says some Americans are afraid of seeking help from the government.

tried to require people to submit their documents online have informed the enrollment drop in recent months on the state has reduced the chance for people who qualify to lose benefits.

In Phoenix, LaGuardia's report not has benefits in January, with official calling for the needed more documentation about the income and household—something that's needed for officials to determine whether enrollment need work requirements.

She's been skipping meals and some bill payments to some other children have enough to eat.

In her quest to be reinstated, she had previous employers sign forms confirm-

ing about the people to submit their documents online have informed the enrollment drop in recent months on the state has reduced the chance for people who qualify to lose benefits.

ing about longer would be them and added her children—again hand it—to better understand that 20% expected payments to resume in August, but the doesn't know! They'll last!

"I was approved of the end of May, but now they're asking me for more documents," she said. "It's a pain."

Other factors may affect enrollment

The Mortage Foundation's Sheffield says that some of the drop in SRAIP can in probably a natural decline after peaks in the pandemic are.

Pace Voke, the president and chief executive of Fool-

ing South Florida, said the 20% increase enrollment drop in Florida is driven partly by immigrants who are likely to be eligible for a being targeted by Trump's immigration confidence. If they're seeking government benefits.

The St. Louis-based Fanta said SRAIP enrollment declines have broader or greater than 2023 instance. Children in households that receive the benefit can be automatically enrolled in the school back programs or in the SRAIP in Women, Infants and Children program for two-to-one school students. Children and especially parents if they meet the other criteria.

What happens when this shift isn't put in lunch?" she asked.

Some food banks have merged up documents (try to work a demand that they eat has more as SRAIP with have declined. But that isn't the result) to hedge the gap.

"More very warm about it because we know that no other organizations or programs can regulate the scale and no more," SRAIP said. Dorothy Tripp, a policy analyst at the advocacy group, Share Our Strength. "We know that schools don't fill this gap. We know that food banks can't fill this gap."

She told and defaunther write for the Associated Press.

ICE pitches legal insurance to help shield local police officers

BY RINA J. FOCAN

ICE investigation and Customs Enforcement is getting a legal to help shield local police officers who make immigration arrests from the state's state's serpenters if they are accused of an ably misconduct.

The agency is proposing to subsidize liability insurance for state and local officers who are trained and depended to collect and use immigration laws, according to a planning document published in 2025.

ICE's partnerships with local departments have scored since President Trump returned to the White House for the last 10 years and may get an additional boost with liability insurance by removing a single claim made some local police departments reluctant to test. The issue raised from in the first to report on this insurance proposal.

Under the plan, officers would purchase insurance covering up to $100.00 in personal liability, which typically had drug/alcohol, antismoking and judgments. Officers would be reimbursed up to $100.00—a roughly what the insurance is expected to cost.

One of the first of ICE's immigration crackdowns said the program would be not another way for officers to avoid personal and legal issues.

The content here is that ICE is going alone and he is not going to be able to document does not have even the rightness risk of liability for violating Americans rights while helping them. The information on David Rice, director of immigration studies at the 2025 International Civil Service Congress to make it easier to see ICE search for strong delay.

ICE outlined the plan in a document with being a history officials that it is considering hiring a contractor to

ICE AGENTS and police officers walk down a street in Minneapolis in February, top. Above, families are too far an immigration court beat up in New York in July.

help provide national, training and communication support for its so-called 2R up partnership with local department, which are named for a section of a 1996 immigration law. The contractor would have the insurance vendor and provide the reimbursements among other tasks.

ICE has asked for indoor protection by Thursday. The proposed timeline for launching the program and

be estimated cost are another.

ICE had no immediate comment on the plan.

Arrests by ICE's local partners splice

During Trump's second term, ICE has offered generous financial incentives to participating local agencies, including the number with a new partner(s) with the kind of government, as well as

the number of arrests.

Nearly 1000 agencies in 10 states now have agreements to participate in ICE's task force money, to which trained local officers can inturn upon arrest and charge for payments according to the country's quality, as well as pay to ICE funds.

Departments qualify for funding to help cover an arrests in the state's state's pay, equipment and vehicles. With strong agreement

from state and local Republican officials agencies in Florida, Texas, Oklahoma and Georgia have been among the leaders.

Arrests made through such programs compete in an average of 3.9% per month in the first two months of 2024, according to the most recent ICE data, provided to ICE Bookers by Departments Data Project. That compares to a monthly average of 2014 to 2016 under President Biden.

Officers worried about liability

As local officers increasingly carry out federal immigration work, they said their department have an important material about an civil liability that could result from claims adopting on numerous offices, wrongful arrest and illegal search and seizure, among other things.

That's because insurance policies that cover their local work may not apply. Pennsylvania's real poor, for instance, recently made clear that it would exclude "proactive immigration enforcement activities" from coverage. Strong several participating counties is said to for other insurance options.

Butler County Sheriff Robert Shippe said the recent insurance to cover his 10-depreters participating in the program at a cost of $10,000 in annual premiums.

The program was also the pay a new additionally covered, as we had to spend the money on said, adding that federal liability would cover the cost.

Federal officers usually enjoy legal insurance in and at the most recent market defense when they face lawsuits. But those protection may not be a good way to the poor, which would not lawsuits against individual officers.

Although civil lawsuits have been used to protect the financial liability insurance typically helps cover legal

fees for officers having criminal investigations as well.

Sheriffs say idea sounds promising

And in Smith, a former Colorado sheriff who is one-time pro-wife of the National Sheriffs' Assn., said ICE's plan sounds promising. "I think he will be in the space with ICE about how the idea would work."

Smith said he has shared concern with ICE that under the law, it is important to join the partnership because of the potential liability of the state's immigration enforcement facts in lower public groups and media activities. Smith said others who are positioning with the state's state's nearly started facing legal claims tied to their immigration work, and that's why the whether or not deputies are ultimately found to have done anything wrong.

"Right now, any time you are working with the deputies there is going to be a much higher potential for financing problems and having suits and issues," he said. "They're recognizing that it is a different environment. And I think trying to be good and more of all that they can."

Under their agreements, ICE has provided a $1,000,000 to the state's state's pay, but the costs of incidental help are due to liability. But it needs to reduce the risk of the state's state's performing ICE authorized functions on "using under the law," which is a case where which would not lawsuite against individual officers.

The agreements also take that local officers who are not in charge can ask the ICE Department of Justice to represent them, and the state's state's state's pay per their requests. But the final decision on whether to do so rests with the department.

Polity writes for the Associated Press.

---

A6 SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2018

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COM

Focus in ballroom case shifts to national security

[Ballroom, 8:00 AM]

The U.S. court of appeals affirmed his order for a $1 vote on Aug. 7 but put the decision on hold until Friday. Robertie order did not explain the reason for the delay or how soon the court might rule.

In a fast track appeal to the Supreme Court, Trump administration lawyers sought to solve such issues as one about the impact on only another president's safety.

Since the current unprecedented issue, the legal every day the President does not have access to the vital security systems of the military complex powerful unacceptable risk. The New York, 25, John Abner said Wednesday in his final brief to the court.

The Constitution and federal law say new buildings may not be erected on public property in the District of Columbia without the expense authority of Congress.

The meeting on the 24th, Trump ordered the Bull Wing of the White House here down in October and work began on a new and much larger building in the place it.

He said the new ballroom could provide safe and secure seating for 1,000 dinner guests. He did not ask Congress to weigh in or approve the massive power.

The new building is very all-menstruation. The lawyers protested on actual appearance of the 1,000-door U.S. funds "the save maintenance, equal, detention, refurbishing," and other such improvements at the White House.

They also could provide national would pay most of the $500 million out of the new ballroom. One estimate placed the cost of the ballroom and the number of $500 million, with taxpayers two to three times the savings of Post-operative.

The president, McNally and White House employees

A6 Saturdays, Washington Post

PRESIDENT Trump's opponents say he is showing his power to build a health space for guests as ordinary Americans of roughly 40% in the U.S.

would have secure under-ground space. Abner said while a "totally secure ballroom space" would provide a new level of protection for guests and foreign dignitaries.

Otherwise, they would be seated outside in tents. Trump said, which was an item appearing too late.

His solution general also adjusted a waste of air to dry the project.

In 200-person crew is working 20 hours a day, two-in days a week to keep the project ahead of schedule and under budget, "as would on Aug. 2." Today, the project is 40% complete in its activity, and moving quickly

toward total competition."

Trump's signature construction project has further accumulated from his political opponents that he is showing his power to build a health space for entertaining guests as ordinary Americans struggle with affordability.

In April, Republican in Congress sought to put the conference behind the project, despite Trump's earlier insistence that private farmers would pay for the ballroom.

The effort never became less, based with bipartisan opposition to a bill that would be there in the campaign project, leading the ad-

mined action to prevent with a privately financed effort where the plan of the 1980s was ready being challenged in court.

The Society of the Republican and a group of former White House lawyers warned the court against a meeting. Trump's broadcasters opened.

"Under the executive's view, the President would bullshit the entire White House and replace it with a new building of his own design, including a giveaway—the other President has an actual and comprehensive power," they wrote in a pamphlet the court found.

"The innovation of na-

tional security is not a magic association that suspends the public's public policy."

The biggest border being the challenges may be the issue of building.

The court's consensus was an often skeptical of lawsuits if it is not clear the plaintiffs' issue or ridiculed in the court. Many that year beyond their opposition to a government policy.

In this case, the National Trust and its historians and present scientists will be disturbed to walk by the White House grounds if there is a new building. The public is not in keeping with the historic American Museum.

"The subjective displea-

ture of an offended observer does not amount to a concrete injury," Abner said.

The D.C. Circuit lodges were also split on the Grumold board of the office.

Adagio Patricia Millett, an Ottawa appraiser and Bradley Garcia, a Biden appraiser, stated the suit may proceed because the plaintiffs suffered injuries to their "accidents" without and historical interests.

Adagio Sweet Rae, a Trump appraiser, dismissed and said the present-iterighted building, by the long-running public, would be the kind of concrete injury that gives them attaining.

ICE oversight efforts called 'every advocate's nightmare'

[Overnight, 9:00 AM]

The federal ownership strategy has become particularly crucial, he said, "as some bias states are considering more active involvement in oversight of facilities."

Local oversight has taken on greater significance since the Trump administration has not federal officials that were charged with investigating civil rights and safety issues. The government centers and began instructing state by members of Congress. A recent analysis by the Project on Government Working Group intervention center inspections under the several Trump administration laws sprangingly resulted in "superior" grades.

Rancio Cho, a former American Civil Liberties Union attorney, has been expert in immigration detention, called ICE's effort a "safety change" to evade—but evicting of detention centers.

"This is a huge sea change in the way that immigration and the state's development and hardening in the United States' she said, adding that 'this was every advocate's nightmare scenario."

2

In California, state leaders were attempted to shut down privately out detention centers and, after losing, enacted national to proposing other oversight measures. California is expected to be a 1,000-door center with a combined capacity of nearly 800 people. The state's 1,000-door center is being out investigation of the facilities by the California Department of Justice and local health authorities.

As last, the state people to our ice damages when private detention center operations were carried out to start standards laid out in their contracts. Starting in January, another law will require independent medical services to be charged to the law enforcement custody. In challenge to immigrant detention centers, the state's

Several take are being considered by the California Legislature that would further explain detention centers' need to be charged. That would authorize the California attorney general

Charles Cunningham, Vice President

GEO GROUP operates the 1,000- and ICE Processing Center in Abidjanes, Calif.

to bring civil action and to pose them to protect detainment constitutional rights and require the disclosure of public records, such as 18 U.S.适用 on the facilities.

Amazingly to limit California oversight actions haven't been successful. Core City's second four things would inspectors away from the Ohio Mesa Detention Center in February, but after legal action the visit took place in June.

Another oversight battle concerns the rights of detainers who work at a facility, perhaps as a janitor for the people.

GEO Group recently set their 400 California regulations as a year-long fight over workplace health and safety violations. The settlement affirmed that immigrants who perform work while detained are cannot and employees.

While earlier, ICE remains now intended to make a safe and safe home. The state's 1,000-door center is also a year-long fight over workplace health and safety violations. The settlement affirmed that immigrants who perform work while detained are cannot and employees.

An ICE spokesperson did not respond to questions but said the agency concluded with a variety of stakeholders, including facility operators, which would be dependent on the spokesperson, who did not provide that name in a preached statement, said the agency consistently held its ways to improve detention facilities to ensure they provide detainers for their care.

"ICE is regularly audited and inspected by external agencies to ensure that all ICE facilities comply with performance-based national detention standards—the spokesperson wrote, adding that 'ICE has higher detection standards than most U.S. persons that hold actual U.S. citizens."

An oversight battle is relating changes to contracts in and playing out in other states.

For the last three years, the GEO Group has the best Boating for health officials from inspecting the Northwest ICE Processing Center near Seattle despite 1,000-door center users who are advised black mold, unsafe drinking water and safe standard medical care.

A previous contract for the facility found that a 1,000-door center comply with "bells of, a hot and ice culture and

This is a huge sea change in the way that immigration detention is expanding and hardening in the United States.

— Emmett Cunningham, ICE's attorney and an expert on immigration detention

standards. Should a conflict exist between any of these standards, the most stringent challenges.

But in March, ICE and GEO Group established a new contract that says the opposite—that "applicable to more stringent and federal laws or regulations shall not apply."

A federal district judge rejecting that contract provides, ruled last month that GEO Group must sit health inspectors in writing that "GEO's new contract cannot preempt state law, even if it purports to." That decision is more insane than the law.

But this week, GEO Group has in court victory in Colorado, where a federal judge presented the state's free-interesting and state-inquiries unannounced public health inspectors—a demon-

tion facilities and staff penalties for refusal. Colorado health officials wanted to investigate a failed plead of law at the Aurora ICE Processing Center near Broomhall, have been refused entry and re-enter.

The judge wrote that GEO Group's contract with ICE "plausibly" requires the company to follow only state laws that existed when the contract was signed during foreign suggestion, the judge's order remains in effect until Oct. 15, when the contract expires.

Meanwhile, ICE appears to be trying a different route to apply the same restrictive contract beginning in the liabilities near Seattle and Denver, among others.

Last month, the agency pushed a solicitation with third-contract terms ending 1,200-door/ten-fedEx in Colorado, Florida, Pennsylvania and Washington. The citizens and respondents match her existing GEO-owned facilities where operating contracts are set to expire. In the coming months, during a shareholder call earlier this month, John the GEO Group will, under what that the four facilities could aim to, and will offer federal government wide the opportunity to avoid overtime to operate them.

The facilities would be prevented by newSatisfaction standards and include terms that mirror those from the Northwest facility to contract, that shorter date or local laws, black out apply.

John said ICE is a union, placing having more than 8-10 years of service in another "paid-contract-upment".

GEO Group creates competition. CoreCity, recently said that detention centers and the San Francisco, at California—for a combined $2.5 billion. Spokesman Ryan said, "The state's 1,000-door were valued using independent appraisers and the real acquisition standards. To determine objective fair market value."

ICE paid for them using $2 billion approved for One-Hundred Dollars. The 1,000-door, oversight for the agency to fund the substantial structural goal of $6,000 detention costs. ICE is about $6,000 and $2 of meeting that goal.

Astrongly more than 200 in-

climes ICE now relies on nationwide count being local pain are 10 privately owned detention centers. These facilities hold the next capacity of detainers.

Broomhall's 1,000-door center spokesperson previously told The Times that it's crucial for ICE to own detention centers on the West Coast on the agency can maintain the detention capacity it needs.

Unlike a union—the Florida and Oklahoma, ICE can not rely on local, state and county partners for detention space in California, "the spokesperson said last month," the state's sanitary politicians continue to push regulation to reduce or make private prisons financially uninhabitable.

GEO Group didn't respond to a request for comment. Sands, at CoreCity, said the facilities operate under substantial government oversight, including "on-site government personnel, regular audits and inspections," detention, standard reviews, independent accreditation processes, and routine variety government officials, attorneys, families and community representatives.

How much power to build a government would be required to grant claims to an open question if more facilities become federally vested, even if private computers continue to run the day-to-day operations.

Claire Trivkler-McNally, a former Morneland Security official who led efforts to restore detention standards, said the state's 1,000-door center facilities isn't, on its face, a bad idea. If the goal is to be a "safety change," it would be needed long term, the said, the agency could slowly transition to a staffing those facilities with its own employees and let the the need for private contractors.

Trivkler-McNally said, "The state's 1,000-door center centers could make state oversight 'slightly more complicated.' But that doesn't mean the centers can be operated without any review."

I don't think it should be a "safety change," but it's "a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 'safety change,' or 'a 's

---

LATIMER COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2008

A7

Arcadia searches for ways to counter China's influence

(Arcadia, from A7) when federal investigators are criticizing to probe the ways the Chinese government has made intrade in its local governments and with elected officials across Southern California.

Aracadia, guidelines, what can be expected to be in to the respect for consideration in September, include more scrutiny on requests for certificate and commission from foreign organizations or governments, training for officials on how to organize potential new healthcare efforts and an official policy on engaging with foreign governments or officials.

"There isn't a plan both that's given to some researchers. 'Chenga and its miniscence with The Times. 'We are hoping that we can find what has been a negative mix a positive and hopefully be somewhat of a pioneer in how cities can take tax he able to subpoena the safeguards that aren't plain.'"

Some sources for a trytable is a step before enhancing residence requirements for council members and running background checks on candidates, a more than 100,000 employees, said would probably be 4-5-6.

Most paid-licious confirm only basic qualifications for holding office, including age, residency and voter registration. In Arcadia, City Council candidates must be at least 10 years old. A California resident, a registered city who had a resident of the district they want to represent.

Absent a background check, Consolidatedities allows, and the most likely that months study sources that council candidates attend a questionnaire about whether they or any of their hands members are connected to a foreign government.

A few least to start someone learning they have someone that's connected it is the source of their she said. "We have the duty to have transporters from."

Found true whether any of the suggestions would alter their position, because of former Council/legislation filing.

"Why, a U.S. citizen who was elected to the Arcadia City Council and I stopped down in May after agreeing to plead guilty to acting on

'ALL OF 10' led bankers to the 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2

an illegal agent of China. The first 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2

From July 2008 through 31 June 2008, Wang worked with Taosang "Biller" that, but we chance, to run a wits-she called U.S. News Center that included the official a new source for the 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2

Prosecutors said both Wang and Pan took direct from from Chinese government officials to post at home and report back in February people turned the stories.

On Aug. 26, 2008, after having complemented for a post that was turned more than 28,000 times, Wang responded to a Chinese official. "Thank you, I am, according to the plea agreement, during the past three years that directed that the Chinese government had directed her to post specific content.

Prosecutors accused Pan and the Chinese govern-

RANK: soon in 2008, pleaded guilty to wrongful and illegal agent of China and may face 10 years on present, need of subrouting Wang in hopes that she would run in politics and help them strengthen China's influence in California. Former Rep. Mike Garcia (8) deans, Charles, chairman of the nonprofit research institute America First California, said that

APARTIS MANAGERS for the 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2

strategy has been part of China's long game of influence in the United States for years.

"If they put a chip on every market, ensuring if they made contact with almost every elected official, one of those officials is going to observe a plan for a higher position of power," he said. "If they're successful in compromising them at the lowest level, there's probably a high level of information compromising them when they get protected by a bid and job like Congress."

"It may look like an important thing... That's it's just a major from Arcadia, 'Garcia said. That there's a sign of a mass where manufacturers act to be sensitive or prominent."

Garcia said foreign influence is something that local governments should be training their elected officials and staff members to work.

"The before has is that this has been a permanent problem, it remains a pervasive problem," Garcia said. "I think there are more cases just like this China is probably the most aggressive in

terms of their efforts to infiltrate and affect and influence not just our politics, but our regulations for industry, our economy, our culture, our schools, our nationals and only finally, at all levels."

Pan also pleaded guilty to impatience and a ban from of security working for China and was sentenced this year to four years in prison. Wang faces up to 20 years in prison during the summer of hearing a bedside for October.

In the months that for most of the 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2

In Arcadia, the situation has put residents on edge. Some have attempted the city to make it a new investigator whether municipal finances or public notice compromised and wasn't adequately.

The FBI had month received the homes and businesses of the United States County paperman, an Ontario City Council member and a well-known Chinese media partner based in the United States national charges have been filed and federal authorities have declared that the inspection on the investigation.

The government regulations of their political party or local alignments, should be deeply concerned that: all leaders are vulnerable to outside foreign marginalities, and the public is the strives. It should be the one thing we can all make on and fight against.

It has also created because there are a significant population that calls Arcadia home. Cheng said he's based on the Chinese residents who believe they'll be looked at with more suspicion than man of Wang's case.

"They're always been loaded at the end of the millennium," he said. "And so now they're loaded at extremely difficult times. They should feel like they have to justify their existence. I've been telling people that what happens to us is more than everyone. I'm not going to be who happens to be Chinese."

Millions in California may lose healthcare after budget cuts

(Insurance, from A7) also with lower benefits, she struggled to find a doctor who was not able to pay for a doctor of needles she died from Shape over the last seven (6) years in 2008.

The 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2008 2

Room was left to start two small children and an infant alone. He has been the sole provider for his family ever since, often working part of the community, without insurance, including employer multiple job-paidness work, customer service job coaching. Usually, House work his employers won't give him full-time business that they don't have a job. He has been the only multiple part-time job, he lives to keep his income the enough to qualify for Medi-Cal and ensure his kids stay connected to. Bird rather get insurance through an employer, but he can't afford a job.

None of us won't anything for him. I work two years in a hospital, but I'm 30. House said: "We've just asking for some degree."

Today's Medi-Cal isn't perfect. Because only, but it's not a good way to get a better job with died — patients have more benefits and can see good results.

A long believe of a lot, I wanted you, don't have been the," House said. "The picture is full of my kids in my own morning — failed the wheelchair."

Gaines after the Affordable Care Act

When the Affordable Care Act passed in 2008, California's Medicare Board of Medical programs, PWR-1008, the program was re-

RAMMOND: Mouse, at eight in medical exam, lost his wife to cancer. He says: "He is given failed."

served for women and children, seniors and people with disabilities. Low-income adults were included unless they had deposited children. The law allowed California to submit open enrollment to children adults and raised the income limit to 20% of the federal poverty level — about $25,000 for an individual in 2008, since state's military Californians gained coverage including Illinois who had encountered earned too much money before the change to qualify.

The 100% poverty is not a lot of money in terms of an increasing income, but when you talk about how many people actually become eligible for a significant impact, "said Radford-Pearse, associate director at the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research."

As additional 17 million middle-income California's bought insurance through the Affordable Care Act, marketplace knows an General California.

"That's a huge policy change," said Rachel Lam, 2008, "is a temporary change. Health Access California, a consumer advocacy group

"Millions of California are covered in 8 years. We offer state can say that."

Still, one major program, insured-connected, under-mented immigrants. They covered for about 2.5 million residents, according to the Public Policy Institute of California.

Gov. Newsom's healthcare pledge

Gov. Garcia Newsom campaigned on a government being single-payer healthcare in the state. He pointed to expanding access within the existing system — transforming Medi-Cal with new benefits and a focus on high-quality primary care. Massachusetts does also have both the state's second-largest coverage expansion, placing in Medi-Cal eligibility for low-income under-mented adults until all adults and children qualified in 2008.

At its peak, the state-funded expansion covered 14 million adults and 22,000 children and our more than 400 billions a year.

Republican lawmakers have sharply criticized their price tag, and increasingly, in have some moderate

Democrats.

Total Medi-Cal spending has never been divided since Newsom took office in 2008, growing from about 100 billion to 1000 billion this year. The nonpartisan Legislative Budget's Office allotment most of that growth is higher spending per recipient — added benefits, higher funding, and more demographic changes — rather than considered alone. People are seeing doctors more, and each visit is more expensive.

Big Medi-Cal cuts coming

Orlando and London are transgender from 25. But, rather. They added to be identified by only their half-life names because they fear being identified by teenage-tum officials. Orlando has lived in Los Angeles for more than 10 years and works in construction with a work permit. Location-based guidelines are also being used.

Recent federal immigrants took back already up on Med-Obst from New Leaf, the state's main tax state to raise revenue through corporate taxes or other means rather than shrink Medi-Cal.

To 2008, Medi-Cal growth, the state from enrollment for smokers, needed to pay for a $10,000 January supply, is not lower under-mented immigrants are covered.

Starting with summer immigrants, Medi-Cal legal status will lose dental benefits and has ever monthly premium. The estimated cuts to coverage for some legal immigrants are required to be paid about 100,000 of them a year, according to the 1997 Evidence Labor (ECL).

"We put taxes every year, the Reserve to have benefits," said Robert O'Grady, 2008.

Services here also have included income locally. Last year, the state dropped coverage of weight loss along the through of the state's are simply overweight, keeping it only for more serious

diagnoses like diabetes. This year lawmakers raised back我们知道 services, including case management and medical meal-delivery services, for low-income patients. They also reinstated a wealth cost that only low much savings as needles can have, regardless of their income, which advocates for punishes people for building a financial culture.

The rate have almost 40% in Newsom from lawmakers on the left, some of whom must die state to raise revenue through corporate taxes or other means rather than shrink Medi-Cal.

Late 2008, the Health Access California spokesperson, medical Newsom said, requesting healthcare access from Day One but added the recent rollback campaigning. "We hoped to would be a changeover in life now."

Newsom's office declined an interview request. In a 2008 visit, the Department of Health Care for two months since that. The Legislature voted to approve the budget that included the cuts and said Newsom remains committed to "responsible" supporting one's vital coverage.

Federal changes to funding

Major Democrats, Newsom chief among them, Hasse President Trump, and the Big Beautiful Bill Act has reform law restrict Medi-Cal rules and cut risk for health care providers. The law also set enhanced Affordable Care Act, using the agency, contributing to a 100,000 person drop in One Year California enrollment. State officials estimate the Medi-Cal program could be 100,000 people, and annually once federal changes fully take effect in 2007.

The biggest change after adults must now prove their working or volunteering at least 40 hours

each month. Research has shown more low-income adults already meet requirements, but less coverage anyway because of the many anti-crents.

"All it takes to me prove it just was just all of its residents you have, and they are and things can snowball," said Brian Bohn, a health policy consultant and professor at UC Press.

Continued with shorter eligibility periods: the state estimates this well mean 1.1 million people, and less insurance in the next four years.

"The home must be spread evenly. Los Angeles and other parts of California California could see the charged children, according to the state's state's health also groups in Latrine, Californians will lose coverage due to the lack of a 2000.

Women Responses, chief executive of Local Health Plans of California, which represents Medi-Cal insurance, have declined cuts will create a two-tiered system of having said have with, "There's a lot of state and a lot to be lost." Responses said.

Some Republican lawmakers wanted to accept the bill from the state's districts for four straight years, providing most federal or state's 50,000, haven't taken effect yet.

Mrs. Roger Wells, a Republican from Fair Oaks and the chair of the budget committee, said the state's part of the medical disease restrictions at 10 billion out of a $10,000,000,000.

It's difficult for a good that the even are being caused by the federal government. "Hello said, calling a state's state's state's position, structural. Newsom have given, but spending $10,000,000,000, and $1,000,000,000."

Gov. Newsom says he asked the districts to be most generous (he hasn't," Sheila said.

Havasy when he called him.

---

A8 SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2018

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COM

The couple's U.K. return should come as no surprise

(Business, from A5)

Market was the weather: Maghazi a nice night lost outdoor numbers, which actually swam and a blooming wall built to the damp British road, ran even seems a bit aggressive especially with the wildfire for many, even the hard Californians may be a bit of strenuous and again.

Knows critics, a new explosion, have suggested that the move is simply a capitalization – like so many before them, the couple hoped to take the place of the new and unusual one that Hot Hot and the city worked. The first time of their project, met with, at best, realizing no reason the marketplace.

Bryant that I have the interest in some business works (have days, and those deals did pay them with one (the $60/50+ good) one deal was reported to be in the $100-million range. It's not like that. Most of the reasons in going into overrevolving – they're keeping it, and the place in Portugal, even as they settle into what we spend about every one, we are done with earth-owned interests that they have chosen, reportedly outside London. The Cotswada has been mentioned, so not exactly a excuse for in Bangkok!

But, the headlines putter, what about security? And why now? Why so cool decks...

Susan, it's not like the family is closing under cover of night like the Calais coming Baltimore, to look up to the city's new American roman: how "good public school" and Harry do seems over the U.K. version of the film. What may feel like

a "bestsholed" to the public has, no doubt, been in the works for some time. They don't seem to be the kind of passion who just spying an international move on their kids. "I know we said we were going to the movies, but really we're moving to England so yet in the dams on."

But to mention of the stuff here and in the air that would need to be involved, copain gardens don't plant or manage themselves. As for security, the crumme have been paying for their on-site employees.

How can I agree? As the operation – so I just want to re-energize wreck risk freeing California's high taxes? Are they worried that David Killeen is going to make everyone move to Nashville? – the answer seems pretty simple and obvious.

Harry may have stopped away from Nashville and royal duties, but let it still a place of the couple. That he has been in return to the U.K. was always unlikely, and he is in the U.K. and has spent 21 doesn't take a royal wait for to connect those dots.

Monarchists should certainly greet his return with open arms. Despite the very real tensions and rambles it is not a "flurry to decision to go public with his and Maghazi's experiences and criticism, his prodigal two positions, and, frankly, has always been, always for the Firm.

King Charles and his oldest son, Prince William, have been tested, and a taken simple to create a streamlined royal family – one more belonging with the modern world and the

Harry B. B. (1995) (2018)

PRINCE WILLIAM and Catherine, Princess of Wales, with their children at 2020. Crumme was with Charles

Sharon Fawkes (1995) (2018)

KING CHARLES, in Scotland the month, was diagnosed with cancer in 2003.

often conflicting desires of the British public. But the director' friend Don face, at least in the travel public opinion, must outrage but indifference.

The ink, red and digital, being spilled over the diameter shown to the U.K. is proof that the public remains very much involved in

the state and the office. British royal family. It certainly makes a new change from the name, head to the end and by the flag and Catherine, Princess of Wales, and especially the favorite news surrounding the former Prince Andrew blunt with, Sarah Ferguson, and their daughters.

There is hoping that people were grace and credit and a support for spouse, taking to stop into a mountain the breach before the British press starts blaming her by I don't know the tobacco crisis.

William may not be speaking to his brother, but he cannot deny that Harry's

return is the office royal status, and to the fact he's years, the land of his birth, provided a unification of a cause for William's personal or private debt. As any story to be taken, I mean, some contrast are what drive and me is interest.

I'm something to have a doubt patently, the British royal family has, to modern times, increasingly become a high profit source of its welfare. I have been a good night, parenting and divorce. I think, so great and irregular, are all universal experiences. As is also, further, Harry and Maghazi departure reflect on both the larger struggle Black Birds and Americans here and the no-contact effect that increasingly deeds may be further.

Perhaps their return, he shares no means, will offer a way to wait, proof that a happy out-buyed year lead to change and that even the most publicly broken family health can be all that's what the family wishes.

And though it seems a lot in the Cotswada, the traffic will no doubt be as improvements.

Deutsche Welle, Anonimist from

HARVARD Medical School's new meager manager was sentenced to prison.

Harvard will pay $53 million after body parts stolen, sold

BY LAKIN WILLIAMSON

BOSTON — Harvard Medical School may it agree it is pay $53 million to settle class action lawsuits by relatives of body donors whose remains were sold on the basis, whether it is a former meager manager.

Harvard Medical School Deane George H. Dairy and Bernard S. Chang announced the development in a letter to the community on Tuesday, today the actions of the college manager, Cédric Lodge, "desperable, adventure, and a flagrant way to save the future as a medical community."

Pending court approval, Harvard said that few class-action settlement funds to change the state's law, but tabulated to resolve the lawsuits. A Harvard Medical School's new meager manager Thursday referred to the letter when asked for comment and said they had no additional information to share.

The meager were brought by 87 relatives of people whose remains were passed by the state board until The remains were donated for research and education.

Harvard has said it can be otherwise provided which donors remain Lodge slots. After he was

charged in 2023, the school said it reviewed information from federal investigators along with records showing which donors remains were sent for comment and when Lodge was no consent to determine which donors may have been affected. The information were relative to designers of people who donated their remains to Harvard Medical School between Jan. 1, 2018, and March 31, 2023.

Last year, Lodge was sentenced to eight years in prison, and being an outing body parts "as if they were baubles". Authorities said that the case of the current 4-yr should be drawn in which he stepped to care, skin, tooth and livers from cadavers to hysteria. Framiphystus and other diseases.

His wife, Denise Lodge, was sentenced to just over a year in prison for another 6-years. His other people who bought remains from Cédric Lodge also pleaded guilty and later been sentenced to prison in Harvard.

In one example, Cédric Lodge provided able to a child who could be injured into bednet and found into a back, a "deeply horrifying reality" Assistant U.K. Atty. Allan Martin said in a court hearing.

After Harvard families using a donated body for re-

search at teaching the body typically is returned to this family or cremated Lodge acknowledged removing body parts before termination. Harvard has said he never refused the school's knowledge or permission.

In the 1970s, Dairy and Chang and Lodge's school closed reflect the irreverence we hold for the ultralight on. A database who selflessly donate their bodies to the school's Anatomical Gift Program.

We confirm our deep service and empathy for the families of donors who may have been impacted, they said.

In addition to the payments, Harvard Medical School agreed to provide families with a statement condemning Lodge's actions and summarizing an government made to the Anatomical Gift Program. The school also plans to establish an annual financial and scholarship for medical students beginning in the 2023-24 pandemic year to better understand donors.

Harvard said it has received recommendations from a panel of outside our parts appointed in 2023 to review the program after Lodge was charged.

Wilmingham writes for the Associated Press.

Texas court cuts $50-million judgment against Alex Jones

The Inkwars founder now must pay only $5.9 million to two Sandy block parcels.

By Jim Vance van

AUSTIN, Texas — A Texas court on Friday, started a $50-million judgment in 1st 5-million against inkwars founder Alex Jones over falsely calling a 2024 school shooting a test.

The ruling does not affect a 50-million judgment against Jones in Connecticut but is a significant legal victory for him after he and his company were Special Retirees, were found liable for damages for claiming the main shooting didn't happen.

Despite the multiple financial judgments against him in Connecticut and Texas, Jones has been made any payments to the appeals for amounts and the attempt to liquidate his company.

The unanimous opinion by the Texas 3rd Court of Appeals found that Randy Hook parents Neil Modis and Scarlett Lewis did not show evidence that inawarment inflamed by Jones' Isaac claims one to a more than better alive than a second the state's $700,000-coupon damages for such plaintiffs.

The appeals court ruled that the trial over judgment properly allowed the parents to seek damages above the cap.

Hesley and Lewis's overall son Jesse Lewis was among 10 children. The 2024 education is killed in the 2024 attack in Newtown, where The lawsuit and 2023 verdict against Jones marked the 2024 trial in was held financially liable for peddling less about the insurance claim, saying it was likely by the government to tighten914.

Jones who participated in lawsuit as an attack on his 1st Amendment rights, considered finding the trial that the attack was "BUTS trial" and that he was wrong. In

DANIEL F. SMITH, University from

CONSPIRACY (Special Alex Jones) has put to emphasize payments in the various judgments against him.

hans) she doesn't.

However, on his streaming show Friday, he called the Texas ruling "a against victory for the 1st Amendment" and said he will continue to appeal the case to the state Supreme Court to get his remaining damages thrown out.

If get lawyers who are good, it is understood lawyers and they are not backing down," Jones said.

Mark Bankstein, an attorney for Modis and Lewis in Texas, struggled off the appeals court ruling as "irrelevant" given that Jones still faces massive financial judgments.

"The families care not all at home this irrelevant ruling which affects only two of the 10 claims they all share. Jones still faces over 5 million dollars of liability, so this is the most important thing. All it doesn't highlight the absurdity of Texas law," Bankstein said.

Modis and Lewis hold posts in the case that an apology wouldn't suffice and called on them to make Jones pay for the 1st's of suffering he has put them and other Randy Hook families through.

At the Texas and Connecticut state, victims' relatives testified that Jones' first choice—belonging his claim that the shooting didn't happen, — collected them to death and rape. Shouldn, in

prison, inawarment and afraid? comments on social media, Jones argued there was no proof that inawarment to those actions.

Jones' trial attorney Adrian Kozak, had also immediately after the verdict that Jones would appeal for damages amount, and provided it would be reduced to $5.9 million.

Jones and his company have filed he headquarters and those must prove outrage continue. The national website for Grace also moved to take over Jones' Inkwars platforms and here his ballroom is completely therefore it is possible.

Jones gave up the Inkwars board to fight and moved to a new location, and trying its stores to new websites and posting them on the personal, & accused them of being a smoker. Not just a big lie over Inkwars web page and its website, causing value spending down.

Christopher Mattos, a writer for the Randy Hook families in the Connecticut lawsuit, said Friday's ruling was not a big lie. The roging Jones court proved, and the Texas shooting, the state's case of Inkwars' parent company.

Virtues' witness for the Association Press, all writer and the state authorities, Chris, contributed to this report.

---

LATIMER COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026

A9

Army unit to end drone efforts

Six hundred soldiers formed the battalion, based in Europe, after Ukraine's successes.

BY ROBERTSON TISHER

WASHINGTON — An Army unit toured in Europe that was specializing in drone warfare has been directed to end its efforts to learn and see the battlefield following a part-time training a traditional infantry battalion official and Thursday.

Proverbs come soldiers of the 27th Airborne Brigade but the 1,000th meeting and building their own drones, as well as participating a million to waring unmanned warfare after Ukraine pioneered each nation in its years long conflict with Russia. In November, 60 soldiers of the 27th Airborne that specialized in drone warfare and sent out up to be the first infantryman that could deploy anywhere in the war.

Gen. Christopher LaBeere, the Army, acting more than 100,000 on the battalion to release on its own mission of being an油母舰, was the first to be in the military to see U.S. officials who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal injury, deliberation. The first of the 1,000th sector reported the change.

The more comes amid a number of shuffling of the Army under LaBeere, who has been do top additional leader since Defense Secretary Erin Sheppard suddenly called upon the Randy George in April.

The decision also comes despite the fact that showing the need for the U.S. to learn lessons about drone warfare from Ukraine, Iran has deployed its low-costoplus of drone warfare to ships and bases, killing U.S. citizens, donating an Army hitch on the U.S. and the military to expand previous supplies of airborne interceptions.

Thousands President Woodruff, February said in March that Ukrainian officials were helping five countries in the Middle East and getting more counter Iranian drone attacks while the United States and European countries were among others that had requested support.

GEN. CHRISTOPHER LaBeere, acting chief of staff of the Army, discuss sending up on the Capitol to Miss. or the 27th Airborne Battalion to release on its own mission.

Unit had expected

to continue its work

The overall 27th Airborne Brigade, which is based in Italy and Germany, had been involved in drone warfare even before November.

The 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

To commander at the time, G.G. Joshua Guppani said it an Army warfar past that the picture's example of FPF drones in Ukraine all over Instagram and its news media' and they were 'worked to be using three systems.

The unit also doubled in official intelligence, which Engards has been pushing, and designing drones relief and toughening.

An Army statement said the specialized drone unit will wrap up its superconvolution after two major overstayedの衝突が発生させた and that, their 'defense' attack is learned there, together with the past year's findings, to the Army to inform force design and future implementation.

A third official, who, like the others, spoke on condition of anonymity to about internal norms, noted the expectation was always that the exercises would be a

'submitting event' for the drone battalion and that the future would then be reevaluated. During the next tenure, most reported the unit to continue its work in drone warfare, the official said.

The unit was tasked to study additionals included from dedicated unmanned systems forces, including those developed by the Ukrainian armed forces. The unit was that firefired to the Army in support of the Department's direction to accelerate U.S. military drone elimination — the Army unit's a statement.

Army prioritized

drones previously

Integrating drones into the Army's tactics was a success from the LaBeere's predecessor George alongside Army Secretary Dan Brynell, had your mind on what they called the Army Transforestation Initiative, which pushed a 'subordinated (unmanned aircraft systems) into the battalion.

George, who became Army chief of staff under President Molen, regularly spoke about the need to accelerate development of the drone systems and get them in the hands of regular soldiers, just just speculation main.

After George was started without explanation in April, LaBeere took his place

for was George's deputy and another whose career had seen a number of our under-Engards.

LaBeere was commanding for U.S. flights Army of David Berna with the name in the Commander in Chief Bad during President Trump's issued action in January 2023 and welcomed him back to office.

In March 2023, LaBeere was transferred to the Army's service to request Engards to be military adviser Trump's first nominated LaBeere to be the Army's vice chief of staff in October.

In a guiding memo to the Army published Wednesday, LaBeere argued that 'the next war will not be the cut 'out' and that soldiers need to 'learn, innovate, and adapt faster by paying out human ingenuity and judgment with all-connected messages that are known and written as intelligence.'

However, the memo does not mention drones, and many by arguing that 'there are common rivals as war.'

In a way, to the Army we read the story about Africa and American — an Army that chose with and all divers the enemy, waring a doubt about the will and power of the United States," the document says.

The spin set back the Associated Press.

NANCY KISSINGER, 1934 - 2026

AREA CLUTCH PRESS

Philanthropist, Nancy Kissinger, one of the most important researchers and wife of the United States Secretary of State Nancy Kissinger, called 1934 result.

She died Thursday at her home in Bend, Ohio, Robert Altmann, Kissinger of the United States, and the son of the 27th Airborne and 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will be trained sent to her husband at Arlington, National Cemetery at a later date.

The daughter of a New York City lawyer, who was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will,

She was described by our profile as a beater, Blamowhecked Street. She was also described by the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will,

Nancy Kissinger can pick up the phone and the night through to the 1000 through keeps her waiting. She was also described by the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will, the son of the 27th Airborne that he was the first to be involved in the Airborne and the will,

Michael Bloomberg — the fullest and largest of the Bloomberg financial news engine, former New York Times reporter and a member of the Bloomberg — and its annual media post that Nancy Kissinger "was a power-house of ideas and insights that she put to work throughout her life in government and philanthropy," and an Henry's most valued staff trained advisor.

"She was the ultimate director — a writer at the war district — and I know how completely Nancy advised and loved her," he added. "I know and I were fortunate to call her a dear friend, and to see their extraordinary partnership in action over the decades. We will miss her

growth."

Nancy Kissinger made millions in 1933 when she lived to the 1935 a woman who happened her and her husband. She was also a strong questions at Newark Airport. The couple were going to the home, where Nancy Kissinger was to undergo by-pass surgery.

The woman, an activist with a group affiliated with the American Airborne and Airborne, accused of the Kissinger of choking both the "spouse" and "spouse" in speech rights. Kissinger said she only wanted to protect her husband from spasm.

A large unguided Nancy Kissinger was a young man and called her behavior a spontaneous and somewhat human reaction to an offensive question.

The Kissinger used to the mid-1950s when he was a consultant in Rockefeller's business, and was head of Rockefeller's Commission on Official Choices for America.

Nancy Kissinger had raised the Times administration and was secretary of State when he sent the four-year-old woman to the Airborne team in March 18. 1974, in a civil comment in Arlington, Va.

After leaving Washington City, they returned to New York and lived in homes in Manhattan and Connecticut.

The daughter of an Episcopalian first, Service director, Nancy Kissinger grew up with two brothers on an estate in White Plains.

She attended Good Ground Academy of California, girls school in White Plains, and the exclusive Masters School in DeSoto Ferry from which she graduated in 1911. She returned to the school in North history for two years after graduating from Mount Belmont in 1930.

Graduate studies at GC Berkeley followed before she went to work for Rockefeller.

National park maintenance work is sidelined

The shelved projects, many of them already approved in the 1969 and 1970 Freedom 250

BY NANCYMAN BROWN

BELMONT, MAR. — The 2000 anniversary of U.S. independence was just months away when National Park Service employees in federal and state government from Washington. Maintenance projects approved by this year at the 1969 and 1970 education were being relegated to a new "one priority" list.

Work wanted by the White House was taking procedures, including a plan to the Lincoln District, a $200,000-a-year-old federal park, according to documents issued by the Associated Press and three officials from the park service and Interior Department who spoke on conditions of anonymity because they were not authorized to comment publicly.

The Reflecting Post repatriated other projects had in President Trump's Freedom 250 initiative landed on a separate list by White House. The 1969 and 1970 projects drew Many of the administrative hucked projects from advanced, though the post reports were heckled.

Meanwhile almost all of about 1,000 maintenance and 1,000-a-year-old people, the one priority list as of last month are reported to protect the 1969 and 1970. That will worsen a regular background of national parks that doubled over the last decade to more than 100,000 people as value numbers ranged.

The shelved projects, many of them already approved in the 1969 and 1970 education were reported to protect the 1969 and 1970 education were reported to protect the 1970 and 1970 education were reported to protect the 1970 and 1970 education were reported to protect the 1970 and 1970 education were reported to protect the 1970 and 1970 education were reported to protect the 1970 and 1970 education were reported to protect the 1970 and 1970 education were reported to protect the 1970 and

Freedom, Grand Park

Published by the

PRESIDENT TRUMP 9 Freedom 250 prioritized projects around the capital.

garbage bags at Yellowstone National Park.

Because of their low-priority designation and with the linear year ending Sept. 18, it is unknown when they fall down forward, using park staff can find a work-related, low-off-tail need.

Park service employees "were told to suit aspect anything on the low-priority list to be contracted," one of the officials said.

The first priority was White House priorities: the official said. Supporters that were interested they would have been deserting everyone, more it probably planned but a lot of it pushed by the substantial.

The Interior Department said many entries on the low-priority list had been "one prioritized and were corrected 12 dedicated long-term many or what's next, or how much parks are spread out of the projects in the Washington. Agency officials decided to answer

questions about the Reflecting Post.

Congress wants to fix backlog

The park service has a third list for "high priority" projects that includes more than 1,000 items made by the contracts awarded or in process, the documents show.

"...many year, the National Park Service must provide the project must in need," line-ups spokesperson Mark S. McClellan is a member of The National Park Service, a new 1969 term focused on installing the district 10 of the 1969-1970 ordinances in our state. The initial test has been working on many above-ordinances projects and should be completed.

The 1,000 low-priority projects had a consistent cost estimate of more than $400 million.

The Angina Bay, in Maine, the ranking member of the Senate's National

Parks Subcommittee, said the administrative, private around Washington two more sections than strictly necessary: even as they option resources from and elsewhere in the U.S.

"I don't share to setting priorities: King said in our interview 'I will be in the White House priority list being tasked into the top of that proposal."

He added it could match the 1969-1970 and 1970-1971 plan to get an integral to the 1969-1970 plan.

Congress during both sympathetic and Republican procedures has pushed to address the backlog. The U.S. has been working on the 1969 and 1970. Outdoors Act in 2020 included $10 million for many of the 1969 and 1970 projects in 2023. A legislative ordinance extending

Testing the park service's mission

The service's mission

came from park service headquarters in Washington, according to documents obtained by the 1st and one of the 1st named officials.

"The park service appears to be moving forward on all road 500 million in White House priorities, including $10 million awarded, the documents indicate. Much of that work was changing the 1969 and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, such as the Reflecting Post repairs and the rehabilitate line of other parks in the region where an eye toward the 1970 celebrations.

Trump announced his plans to plant the Reflecting Post that in April, among its millions being standing problems at the site before July 4 that the 100 million initiatives faced immediate problems, including parking cracked and a leave return of green sign.

Not all of the administrative system has advanced. A 6% million line transfer "and maintenance" over the years has been completed in the 1969 and 1970 D.C. area is among more than $80 million in work needed as "increased" in the Interior Department.

The park service's mission has been tested under the 1969 and 1970 ordinances and is now realized over realities. It had at least one episode of its own 1969 and 1970 ordinances.

Remarcinating employees have been ordered to revise additional list 75 using each of the 1969 and 1970 ordinances and amended the East Wing of the White House which is

under park stewardship, for the creation of a California Trump plan reduced Bears East, and David Ristman-Secure and the local requirements in Utah as Republicans redesign public lands management.

Contracting officers are in short supply

The 1969 and 1970 ordinances are the 1969 and 1970 ordinances and are the 1970 and 1970 ordinances. The 1969 and 1970 ordinances are the 1969 and 1970 ordinances.

Before Trump's second term, the parks had 175 contracting officers. They've since been considered into the Interior Department, which nevertheless saw its contracting work in the 1969 and 1970 plan. The 1970 and 1970 ordinances are the 1969 and 1970 ordinances.

Actual 1969 million has been obligated to spend by the park service in Washington, D.C. this year, according to public policy. The 1969 and 1970 ordinances are the 1969 and 1970 ordinances.

Historic spokespersons in the past the Trump as ministerialists in trying different revenue sources for manufacturing the 1969 and 1970 ordinances and park pass sales.

These sales from more than $2 million, to $40 million, in the first quarter of 2026 compared with a year ended, the total.

Brown writes for the Associated Press.

---

A10 SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026

Los Angeles Times

LATIMER.COM

BUSINESS

Stone Brewing, Bumble Bee join chorus of layoffs

A BREWMASTER insensitive the prisoner at Stone Brewing in Reconciliation 2026

Wendy Wuerfler for a new to the

Zuckerberg buys Irish castle

By Gynanese Wown

Meta Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg's latest home purchase appears 15 hrs in Delaware who runs the world's largest social media empire.

Zuckerberg, who is married to the 1st Chief Executive has three children, bought the Brawnally Castle in Wakefield. Ireland a spokesman for the information confirmed Friday.

"Mark and his family took forward to a way for the future home and finding when traveling to Ireland, where Meta maintains its international headquarters," said Steve Baker, a spokesman for Zuckerberg.

The 440-acre property could be worth more than $25 million, according to the Irish Times, which first re-ground on the purchase. The 50th century Gothic-style museum, which has been rebranded over the past two decades, is there shores and spans $1200 in space but

The purchasers the latest

example of how two full-fall-arees have been expanding their new estate building outside California. Zuckerberg previously bought property in Hawaii and paid $21 million in cash for a $1,000 in cash for a moment in Washington St. Louis.

But the tech length of 40 shares of property is 1,000 terms, the state that houses Meta's main headquarters.

Zuckerberg spent more than $50 million buying up at least 2 homes in the after- and neighborhood of Concord Park in Palo Alto, along some of his neighbors, the New York Times reported. In 2022, he sold his first Park store home for $6.00 million. Zuckerberg, who has shown $1.5M by the holding while in conjunction, also has a massive compound in Lake Tahoe.

Zuckerberg has shown interest in classical history, even naming his daughters after Roman emperors.

The latest purchase the latest Brawnally Castle, was built around 1830 for a former member of Parliament.

John Kelly, the Irish Times reported. Overlooking the three Blackburies the more house was designed for architects James and George Richard Palo, who has worked on other Irish

Zuckerberg's family paid shared the property from Michael and the Blackburies to founder of RAB Capital and his wife, Grace on John Buckley.

The couple told the Irish Times to a statement that they're "slightly" that Zuckerberg and his family offer a home to invest in the property and maintain it.

"We wish them and their family reach happiness in this unique and forward way," the couple said in a statement.

Zuckerberg runs Meta the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

As of Thursday, his net worth related more than $200 billion, making it the world's seventh-richest person, according to Bloomberg.

By Dain Eaves

California's soft beer parent Stone Brewing will meet three five-ondate touchtone and lay-off hundred of workers, at production levels in Face Rinkin and Kansas City, Mo.

Stone Brewing - a sub-historic of Surprise USA, which is April, signed to sell the Stone brand to Firestone Walker Brewing Co. and Stone Brewing's 10th-years to eventually lay off a total of 225 employees, beginning with 100 workers and, 10, according to the Worker Adjustment and Remaining Revital union letters that August 15th filled with the state Wednesday.

Mass layoffs are coming to number San Diego-based food company. Missed this day to number Bee Foods plans to close a production facility to Santa Fe Springs' sometime for 1927, most likely in late March 2027, according to a Worker Adjustment and Remaining Revital union letter the company filed last week.

Mark Sterling, Surprise USA CEO, said in a letter from that August 15th is a winding down the Executive brewery in phase-by phase. "I had very well found a

viable long-term minister for the site.

Surprise USA had received Stone Brewing in 2022, according to the beer trade publication Newsbeach.

"This is an understandably difficult time for our Executive employees and community, and we're come behind in supporting them through this transition," Sterling said. "Men, the acquisition was announced in April, 2, overall the Executive portfolio was excluded from the sale.

Stone Brewing, a division in the West Coast, Marcus by Greg Kark and Steve Wagner, has the power of 4,000 of the West Coast, with brewing boom of the 1930s and 1940s.

In 1936, it became the first American brewer to operate in Germany. The Times has reported.

In 1938, the crack beer industry's basis was starting to boast off.

The pandemic itself a hearty blow to Southern California's independent craft breweries.

San Francisco's Anchor Brewing Co. the leader of the seven Anchor Steam craft beer was hemorrhaging (seven when it was made down by parent company, Surprise Building Ltd. in

2023).

Though Cholman report billionaire Hamel Cholman continues to be seen buying the company in 2024 and pledged to save it, Anchor Steam beer has still not returned to decline.

Stone Brewing beer will continue to be made according to the daytime guidelines announcement Production of the Stone portfolio will gradually transition to Firestone Walker brewery in Puno Robles, Calif., and Steve Chills Boulevard brewery in Kansas City, Mo., the joint statement said.

Firestone Walker and Steve Chills plan to lose a "significant number" of Stone Brewing employees across completely states and marketing, according to the joint statement.

Brawnally, the Stone Bee Foods plans to lay off 297 workers on Bee. It and estimates that it will lay off another 20 workers when the fish canning facility finally closes.

"This decision is part of an effort to streamline or supply clean and production network by reducing the number of processing products for value drivers," Bumble Bee Foods spokesperson, Kindle Enterprises said in a statement.

STRAW BEACH

PHIL McGRAW'S publicist accuses the TV therapist of wrongful termination.

Dr. Phil is sued by his publicist

By Stuart Peacock

Phil McGraw's longtime publicist has filed a lawsuit against the industry therapist, better known as Dr Phil, on claims of wrongful termination and distrust.

In a lawsuit filed "Huma Bay in Los Angeles County," the state's new 1st Shared said McGraw "is ordered into a minimum working for him after he left 1500 in 2024 and non-contracted with him. He has been asked to start his own television network, Merit World Media.

But Shared alleges in his complaint filed he was "intentionally excluded" from the group of 20 employees who had been in Texas because he is openly "homo-sexual," and was later on in the 1st before being put on hands.

The suit is the latest legal fight for McGraw. Last year he now blunt Street work with a few of the state's first protection, a little more than a year after he launched the media startup, and then sued its distribution partners' Trinity Broadcasting Network.

Last fall, a Shared bankruptcy judge ordered the network liquidated, finding evidence that McGraw do work with a manager to conceal plans favoring certain creditors over others.

At the time, a spokesperson for McGraw's perspective, said the state's 1st denied the accusation that he destroyed evidence, and that he was appealing the ruling.

McGraw later launched Steve Media, prompting a resolution for bankruptcy. "We've followed the law," said to escape creditors, and sued his new venture with that denied.

In a statement to The Times, Chip Balcock, a lawyer representing Steve Media, disputed Shared's aftermath, saying that "he was not able to avoid a pending arbitration to which Shared

contractually agreed which he has now resided at a number of ways. The company and Dr Phil will vigorously accept these claims."

Every Shared was put on his face over the summer as a concern in this industry, especially with a media start in the 1960s and 1970s. He reason was certainly not because of the actual events. He was also a member of the against Revoy and Dr Phil not made up, out of which he could be a bit of new history of treating the company. He was also a bit of a big deal with dignity and respect, in finding standing up for his people who were allotted because of their sexual performance.

In his complaint, Shared stated that McGraw's children he would not have been in the same age, having "you're Hollywood" however, the public should have been told to the nation that "McGraw did not want him around to the building or attending meetings with 1970s securities."

After a three-month review, he was a member with the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBS), the largest Christian-based network. Shared said he was given a copy of the Employee Handbook, and employees were asked to make a copy of the letter declaring their direction to them.

Shared alleges that an IT employee noticed a photograph of Shared while working on a modern computer and work. There's too many of THEM around here, And it's not.

While traveling on a private plane with McGraw, with the other two of the other individuals, Shared claims he was answering the question "How much do you know about it, then, he's gone" that a 1st leader said not listening.

The publicist said that he worked in Michigan for 10 years until March 2026, advancing, protecting, publicizing, protecting, and supporting "McGraw and his enterprises."

According to the suit, Shared worked through the March 1970s, 1970s, 1980s, and the subsequent establishment of Steve Media, "a number of people who have been in the same age, who are not able to do so."

The suit he told Alistons that he was "not "outgoing" and "a tangled," according to the lawsuit.

LAPD investigates missing movie

By Waucer Law

A dispute between prominent and Netflix over a missing copy of a World War II spy drama starring Nicolas Gage has now reached the Los Angeles Police Department.

A law firm representing producer Rhone, whose film a report with the Hollywood Community Police Bulletin, accusing Netflix of losing a drive with a copy of his WFIL film, "Fortitude," last month and are providing information on the character's investigation the issue.

This report is being made on an emergency basis, as there is reason to believe that Netflix, he and his employees are suppressing and/or spoiling problems of the theft of an asset with a cost of $40 million to create and unlayly one value of one twice that amount, "according to Alistons report, which was viewed by The Times. The report, filed April 3, asks for one enforcement to investigate the movies' theft and "identify all responsible parties, preserve all relevant

evidence, and press charges against the responsible parties."

An LAPD spokesman informed it to be relocating the report.

Refilm declined to comment on Alistons report in 2025.

It claim and his producer, company and Netflix last month he of itself difficulties to interpret data, pay for the drive that contained "Fortitude," which are only "no longer."

The film described as "Genuine Eleven" (more) by gleanings in "Bastonia," is based on Operation Portraits, an effect during World War II in which double agents set a trap for Adolf Hitler and the armistice.

On June 15, Daniel Haslin, an associate producer of "Fortitude," dropped off an unencrypted copy of the movie for Netflix on two, according to the lawsuit. On June 20, Netflix informed a film the drive that then stolen, the lawsuit said.

Unfortunately, someone stole a good amount of drive from one office stolen this past week. New

Review, a director for original film at Netflix, wrote two films 2d recall, according to the lawsuit. "We've been hearing through the 2d, the last security teams to be shot."

Biology in his email arrived to comforter Alistons company for the reusing drive to create a new digital cinema package, but Alistons said the damage was caused by greater than that, according to the lawsuit.

"It is not information that a popular sound buyer would need to be considered at the late to acquire the film—a picture of millions of members in market," the film being the constant risk that it could appear rather to be viewed than the two of any time," Alistons asserted said.

Netflix said in a statement last month that it is conducting an investigation and is offering to manage the story into its any unauthorised distribution or sale of the film.

Netflix disputes any claim that it bears the risk of two live a film delivered without the proper industry-matched safeguards, the company said in a statement last month. "While we do not have the right to Fortitude, we take content security seriously and have taken extra measures to support the literature and the court."

The structure and effect of shared information on the investigation — "Alistons law firm, accusing the firm of "netflix attempts to collect money from Netflix over this situation — including immediately dishevelled $400 million for the film rather than work with us in good faith."

Neither film merely, Alistons added a delusional claim to his lawsuit against Netflix.

"Netflix's statement that the agent and his attorneys attempted to collect money from Netflix is entirely false, and the computer's defense in which Netflix based this false statement," according to his amended lawsuit.

Financial advice Richard J. White is contributed to this report.

NICHOLAS Cage stares in the film "Fortitude." It was left on a drive at Netflix to two, then went missing.

---

LATIMER COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020

A11

BUSINESS

How a tiny firm helped fuel Walter's empire

BY SILSAE BROWN WENDELL H. JOHNSON MICHIGAN AND ALEXANDER BACHMANNARD

An billionaire Mark Walter's insurance companies invested in bonds, they often refuel on Egan-Jones, which provided the only known strategy for more than $25.6 of those assets, according to industry records.

What federal investigators set out to examine how billions of dollars of that financing ended up supporting Walter's other businesses, is that the first night's from the small but profitly credit ratio.

The first time, however, has gathered records of Egan-Jones findings. It's a work-off that head the insurance Walter controls. Data, labor, and other financial data. Clear Spring Life and Amtech CO, according to people who have been in the business, who asked not to hold entitled documents the number required. That includes sending a reference to Egan-Jones, according to one of

the people. A subpoena doesn't mean the recipient is currently the focus of a probe and is often required to collect information from firms that have promised confidential to clients.

The domestic show that the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of New York is holding outside Walter's TWO Global holding company and businesses to figure out how those two insurers didn't disclose—until they may—that never than $25 billion in loans on their bank funded affiliated entities.

We cannot comment on specific matters but we occasionally receive subpoenas in the ordinary course and comply with legal requirements," Egan-Jones said in a statement. "We are not the subject or target of any investigation at the SHPP."

Representatives for the U.S. attorney's office in Washington and T-703 (AIA) described to comment. A spokesperson for Walter's insurers offered no immediate comment.

Walter, who owns the

Dodgers and also runs the Duggenheim Partners, amounted much of his personal fortune while helping lead Wall Street's company of insurers. Across the industry money managers have taken several of carriers and used policy, leader funds to seek higher returns for betting on some three groups and display private credit investments. That's how we many insurers have learned from traditional law of dual-bonds as they shepherd the retirement banks of millions of everyday Americans.

An investment-graving from a firm such as Egan-Jones—which brought most as a McDonalds Reins, good Palatella and Spring Organization with the Brewster and Exchange Commission—can help lower the personal charged deal more personal hold to save the assets even, allowing them to pay for businesses more effectively.

The firm rated more than $100 investments in 1993 with a team of roughly $5 analysts, growing from year earlier.

ALAN WESLEY, Editor

MARK WALTER, right, and the Dodgers case the White House in April 2020.

New insurers rely on Egan-Jones as Walter's base.

At the end of last year, the firm was the one provider of ratings on about $8.4 of the $10 billion in bonds in their own Life's portfolio, according to a Bloomberg review of data on U.S. insurance holdings and ratings. Industries, the firm has used a dangerous value-based ratings for some public securities rated by other firms.

At the much smaller Clear Spring insurers, already two of the $6.5 million in bonds was exclusively raised by Egan-Jones, the data show.

Delaware Life and Clear Spring are among the only

four U.S. life insurers that may even than 10% of their local portfolio rated by Egan-Jones, the industry data show.

Therefore the two insurers are engaged 26 million to Egan-Jones since 2018, the Financial Times reported previously citing regulators' firms.

The most recent opinion of Walter's insurers revolves around whether their listed companies or insurers have some of their private credit investments as according toपहली पहचान. Though industry rates allow insurers to hold money to each partner, they require that the dealings be disclosed. Regulators then scrutinize those

arrangements to insure that a firm's owners don't put their interests on ahead of participation.

Delaware Life and Clear Spring and its New International Bank of New Orleans should have been described as affiliated insurers in the same office association with Walter or his other businesses. Their made the determination of the federal prosecution, as it is, is, that the firm is known to form in February asking about the transactions, prompting an internal investigation.

Brown, La. Senior American and Rutherford with the Bloomberg.

Canada may lift U.S. ban, if not boycotts

To seal trade deal with Trump, Camey urges provisions to allow alcohol sales.

BY THOMAS DRAX

From Ukraine (Asia-Cachey has asked Canada's provisions to wait from trans- or the retail sale of U.S. alcoholic beverages. It's a necessary step in making it to be deal with President Trump across the borderline.

The response to far out sales he's succeeding—but some provincial politicians, still angry at what they see as an American assault on the Canadian economy, won't encourage consumers to sell their personal boycotted U.S. goods.

Canada's provincial governments control alcohol distribution, and most of them have blamed U.S. state and specials for alcoholic beer in retaliation by Trump's credit. For U.S. states, the U.S. is a 2.5% ban on less than a disaster for import sales. The White House has demanded the booze permit on the offer.

The U.S. government is expected to pass it to Camey's request, according to New Scotland and Calendar Premier (The Wall Street).

THOMAS DRAX, 2020

SHELVES once filled with U.S. made wine on empty at a store in Montreal.

However, the country's new event populous regions. Ontario and Quebec, but yet to publish to inform their public health Thursday.

The consumers said to consumer boycott of U.S. alcohol might continue anyway. One of them explicitly encouraged

What it would say to Canadian is Laune & Hurst, Australia's Premier Web. Kiew and Tuck it all on the leaf where the Lagan-Matt employees will be pooled to and but the Canadian stuff instead. We're done as showing the strategy to gather in the face of Donald Trump's hard friends, and I think we should continue to do that.

Kiew attained Trump's length, saying: "You can't get a good deal with a bad person."

But the Manitoba leader said Camey told partners that any U.S. trade trans- stages on home being presented, and hadn't been in the way begging us — but that is the only before they were.

A survey by the Angus Ford told him in July asked Canadians whether they would consider buying U.S. wine. How and speed it a trade agreement were reached, let's said "definitely not" and an additional 10% said "probably not."

Quebec Premier Chris MacElreidele, whose public led party to having a difficult deal with the U.S. in the United States, has been publicly recommended about the U.S. government and his officials are negotiating.

Ellis says management is a delay by Friday night. One U.S. in power to respond to the U.S. government's decision to sell to Canada — including alcohol.

The case is things that would change, but whether they'll change enough to bring good news remains to be seen—the brief experience of the U.S. government's talks of the agreement began to emerge.

Provisions used Thursday that she followed up with "a long phone call" with her prime minister, but still made its decision analysis.

The U.S. government's later Doug Ford, who has opened frequently with

Trump, hasn't responded to requests for comment. But provisions report agrees to one of the world's largest purchasers of alcoholic beverages.

New Avril's Premier Tim Denoise told reporters dat- ing a news conference Wednesday that the federal government has also asked proctones to ensure they don't specifically include the U.S. in their procurement policies.

British Columbia Premier David Eto, editor, has met on alcohol specifically but said he's "sp破庶" and the possibility of an agreement "to save trade because it's the Tuba-Biblical."

Among Canada's pro-marts, he has been one of the most forceful advocates for spurning U.S. products and taxes.

Tubers's premier said the northern territory will lift its red-breasted a trade deal in signal.

U.S. alcohol was already brought back to stores in Ab- berto and Saskatchewan, but in the latter proctonates remained 40% below the previous 1/10 'times in period.

Real writes for Bloomberg

Anthropic aims to match SpaceX with record-setting IPO

Claude developing AI company is running numbers as it prepares to file publicly soon.

BY RICHARD LEMONDEUX AND SIMON GOLPHAM

Anthropic PBC expects to match at least the size of SpaceX's record-setting as that public offering, according to people familiar with the matter, is the latest sign of overwhelming demand from investors looking to profit from the artificial intelligence boom.

The Claude develops a running few numbers as it prepares to file publicly, but its potential range 50% as soon as the end of this month. Our people said Recent investor briefings led by Chief Financial Officer Kristine Roe alerted the question of valuation, they said.

Zero Month's rocket and satellite firm issued $75 billion at the market, making it the biggest that has shown an ever data compiled by Bloomberg show. The final figure increased to $48.5 billion with the so-called over- additional spread of the topically exercised 4 shares into its early trading.

Discussions about price and details of Anthropic's 2019 including the nine could change, the people said, asking not to be identified as the information of a public. A representative for Anthropic couldn't maintain study required to requests for comment.

Anthropic's target is likely how the AI industry's leaders are transforming the first investment that's scope. The five-year-old company raised $60 billion in May at a $400 billion valuation, not passing rival SpaceX's valuation of $600 billion in March when the SpaceX® Traders raised $500 billion.

Though Anthropic saw positive adjustment operating income for the second quarter, it had a net loss of al-

most $42 billion in 2021, a roughly fivefold increase from about $4.1 billion the year before, according to documents issued by Bloomberg.

Demand for AI has been growing at speed, see industry in the US, and the economic shown. The company saw preliminary second-quarter revenue of more than $2.5 billion, compared to 1997 million in the corresponding period in 2023, and its run rate, a metric that projected full-year revenue from a shorter period, hit 805 billion by the end of July. Bloomberg reported.

Anthropic and its rivals are grappling with the very high cost of building more advanced AI systems, some of the people said. Training and distribution transdiscipline huge amounts of computing power — in just one of its agreements with data center owners, Anthropic agreed to a ducked-Box of AI — computing in-situated that could be written to 7 billions of dollars over the next three years.

Anthropic's 2019 annual market in public debut ahead of OpenAI, which is now looking at a listing in 2017, Bloomberg News reported. Both companies are being continuously for their respective listings.

The data show 2019, Anthropic is set to feature a revolving credit facility that will raise more than its roughly $50 billion target, people said. The data show market have said.

Anthropic is working on a 2019 annual market in the United States. The 2019 data show 2019, Anthropic's 2019, and 2020 data show 2020, Anthropic's 2020, and 2021 data show 2021.

Anthropic is considering adopting, so called supervising shares that would give Chief Executive Darto Amodei, who owns about a 2% stake and his fellow-counselor greater control over the company's operational familiar with the market said. The information was first received the paper-voting 2019.

A first four share sale topping SpaceX would run 25 years (2020) because the best year achieved for U.S. IPO volume, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Surely the 2019 data show already raised $50m billion through Wednesday, totaling 2025 a high-sale market of 80% (Million) for data show.

The data show would add to a year that's already delivered for a 25th largest event in the United States, and more shipmaker 26K Kymia Inc. raising $60.5 billion in the first-time sale of Ameri- on shipwalker to people.

Lipso hails said (Dodger) write for Bloomberg.

AI, consumer spending raise growth forecast

BY JULIA FRIEDBER AND DANA MORGAN

Economists have raised their forecasts for third-quarter economic growth, reflecting upward adjustments to consumer spending and private investment, including capital refrain on artificial intelligence.

Gross domestic product prices reported to expand at a 2.5% annualized rate in the third-quarter, up from 2% in the previous six-ve year, according to the data shown. The 2019 data shows monthly survey of economies. Upad and GDP growth in the first year was 2.5% over 2017 were little changed and confined to a narrow 2% 2.5% range.

Economists also made low-cost returns that inflation projections through next year. The previous consumption of the first year was 2.5% in price index, excluding food and energy, is expected to average 2.7% this year before ending in an average 2.5% in 2020 on an annual basis.

With the so-called core PCB price matrix showing outstanding inflation, economists report the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged through July of next year.

Probably a good investment in the main factor driving higher business open,

while high-income household spending is responsible for the majority of consumer spending growth. And while inflation, downturning national economies of 1993.

According to Bloomberg Industry analysts, total capital expenditure related to artificial intelligence compared to 15 billion this year and 6.5 billion in 2017.

In addition, "cooler price and inflation data and a sense new Fed-Chat-Kevin-Wards was not inclined to raise rates but even getting more than a aggressive way. A September bike now seen up less than a 10% call," McCarthy said.

Asymulation in the 9 am two years a risk to the outlook for threatening to push oil and consumer prices down, the 2019 data show is weighing on growth. With inflation above the Fed's 2% rise, an estimated supply shock would make price increases to the border.

Economists also trimmed their estimates for 2019. The 2019 data show year to 30.39% a month and low similar monthly job figures in 2020.

The Bloomberg survey of an many as 30 economists was conducted from Aug. 16 & 20.

Panama and Morgan write for Bloomberg.

SWOWFLARE CEO Beaulieu Rasmusseney, right, speaks with Anthony in President Doneda, Amerika.

---

A12

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES.COM

BUSINESS

The 'no hire, no fire' job market

US unemployment claims drop in layoffs still sparse amid strong security for workers

By PAUL WINEHAM

Power people applied for U.S. unemployment benefits to a week, another sign that layoffs remain low and that most Americans enjoy job security

The Labor Department's report of reported that claims claims dropped to 290,000 last week from a record of 2,000 fire was a failure. The four-week average of claims, which smoothed week-to-week ups and downs, closed up to 30,000, and ended in 2025.

Claims for jobless ben-

mike are a proxy for layoffs, and a economic waste from because they can be a harbinger for others the job market is headed. For this job, true, claims have been at a historically low range of around 259,000 to 226,000 a week.

The labor market has yet to show any sign of wear and tear from the margin of the job. Since the date of the war with fans and the global energy supply shock, Ted Weinberg, chief economist at High Frequency Bookstore, wrote in a commentary.

The number of people suffering unemployment benefits to benefits the week has ended in a 3-year-old Smithsonian U-36 million fire was broken.

The U.S. unemployment rates rose at 4.5%, going for cause the economy has

proved realized in the face of higher energy prices.

But it's also because President Trump's steep problem crackdown, which is ongoing refinement of bad outcomes mean that lower people are competing for less. More than 2.5 million people have dropped more than U.S. labor force over the past year.

The job market is tough for those looking for their first job and for those who can first pick and are looking for new work.

At the same time, foreign cars, remembering, the worker shortages that he was the end of U.S. labor for a college, an odd miss and a lot go of stuff, but they aren't eager to take on new work now. Economists regularly write to a 'no hire, no fire' job market.

In July, companies, government agencies and non-profits together cut 33,000 jobs. So far this year, one of the first siding 42,000 jobs a month.

That is an improvement on the 3,700 lives averaged last year — the weakest for key islands a recession since 2002.

The fingering effect of high interest loans and Trump's erratic trade policies also includes government. Even today in 2025.

Hiring this year remains a long way to the 2026, the monthly jobs created, as an essay, in 2025 and 2026. Yet, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026, the 2026.

Downtown workers for the Associated Press.

APARTHUR SHERMAN

ERIK KLAVIN, the editor of Share and Stripes, says the Trumpan commission has to make obsession.

Stars and Stripes top editor says he has been fired

Meta shares fall amid trial, big AI spending

BY BRIAN TILAS TULIO

Shares of Meta Platforms Inc. have been under pressure driven due to paperless pressure, including its own real intelligence. But a trial accuracy its social media market has been a good one. It does goes beyond that, raising substantial questions about the future of its core business.

Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, is being used by a major business in offices of states on all the forms of investing the public and shopping, the apps to encourage companies use among young users. If it comes to the market, it is still a way it could be a problem of an attack as this follows, which is roughly the case of its market capitalization.

The risk is tough to game out so assign a probability to, and which i model any one of the 4.5 million people worth of $1 million, you need to consider it as a potential liability when the company itself is taking about such significant figures. And Nvidia hasn't a portfolio message and head of the Empire 3.2 Ripple team at Allegroya Global Investments, which wins the stock.

Meta shares fell 4.4% on Tuesday as the trial started. On Friday, shares rose 79% to spend $6000!

Meta's new revenue down nearly 50% this year, making it the 50% worst-per-ference of the 2025 company's lower Namba 5th Index, which is up 49% in 2016. The company said 'Only for, are the only members of the Magisthen's favorite in the past this year.

The stock business under pressure for an estimated period, entering a so-called

death zone — when the likely scoring average drops under the 200-day a sign of growing momentum to the downside — back in December.

Meta multiple already in their home risk, but it's even if there is change in how many have learned from that market the growth algorithm to a substantially lower level, investors will start to look for alternatives and there will be roundup with more weight on the multiple. Overhead.

Concerns about the company's legal risk have been holding on a while. In March, a New Mexico jury found that Meta had mailed a $1 million in the $1 million in social networks. Around the same time, a Los Angeles Times have compiled a report Alphabet Inc. (Google) which is a trial related to social networks addiction. And governments in Australia and Europe have moved to buy children from using social media to protect them from exploitation.

Takes together, some others see those developments as a potential 'fluence moment' for social media, reducing its fund-back and further firms develop age that resulted in stronger regulation of the cigarette industry.

The State Attorney will file a landmark case, but their limited claims are in substantial and that's natural demands are early disproportionate. A Meta spokesperson said in a statement in Bloomberg News 'We stand to our record of creating strong protections for teens, and look forward to the future of our case today.'

For Meta, however, the problem is compounded by investors questioning the company's strategy of

spending aggressively on AI infrastructure. Its capital expenditures have averaged thousands of a few million, which is projected to turn negative in the third quarter. The company's revenue is about much (triggered as 6% drop in the shares, under $1 million) towards the being unknown and resulting in a company's widely cited conditions on the metaverse of an event age.

The price on question is run, gone revenue, but the key question is how quickly we'll see a return on the next spending — invest said investment businessmen of standpoint. I am also sure more negative about the company's ability to build up the paper than Meta.

The company's expected to invest $250 billion in paper this year, nearly double the 2025 total of 2027 last year. That figure is expected to swell to about $297 billion in 2026, according to the average of audited estimates compiled by Bloomberg.

While the comparisons in the metaverse are easy to make based on the level of spending, some Meta does believe an investing price of a total for the company's low performance of the technology's broad core name across the corporate landscape. The metaverse, on the other hand, was an its lower face before, with virtual reality, a new and advanced way to understand what's

The is obviously very likely to be the most "worse" said Stephen L. Gustafson principal of Legal Capital Management, which

sews his shares. That was another time Meta is was trying to invest for the future. But the difference is that the metaverse didn't work out, but it's seem to be a good one. The company used it, however, to get revenue.

The spending is working on a new 2025 in New York. Meta's financial outlook. Revenues for Meta's $250-mile sign per share have dropped at 4.5% over the last year, and it's not projecting its 2025 earnings have come down 2.5%, according to data.com, plus its Bloomberg.

Still, earnings per share are reported to rise 30% in 2026 before developing by a 7% pace in 2027 and depending up to the subsequent two years. Revenue is projected to grow 20% this year and then later number only in each of the coming three years. Selling a 30% pace in 2026.

Of course, all the selling has been made where relatively inexpensive. The stock trades at less than 30 times estimated earnings down from 31 in January and a discount to its 30-year average of 20. The company has the lowest earnings in the Main Office Stores and is among the 30-thousand stocks in the Nasdaq 30.

The construction pricing this multiple for the first 2.5 year said. 'We only cut well off its highs, meaning it is a better valuation than it was in the past year,' says a second a level where we've had success adding to positions in the past.

Statistics writer for Bloomberg.

BY JACKSON DORSEY

The Pentagon on Friday first this editor to chart if Black and Stripes, as well as its publisher and a reporter, the editor said. He said he was disrespectful to marketers. The company has been to give that objective to potential censorship by the U.S. military.

Kirk Blane, editor-in-chief of the military newspaper that is partly headed by the Pentagon but has a long and strong position in its operations, told the Associated Press that he said the others have reached a close co-operation.

The moves come at a time when the Trump ad-misubstories, in its second half, are being a major, aggressive and cumulative transition between the U.S. making sharply curtailing Pentagon access for the press came that comes the Defense Department. Trump is often part of the U.S. and is looking forward to policy and in the courts, plagued with the Wall Street Journal. The U.S. and Post-paid the New York Times — its additional ruling the Federal Communications Commission is target broadcast network.

Blane said he was hung from 'to raining the Office, because that hypothetical censorship of news for service members would constitute a red line.' He said he stands for the example 'that Black and Stripes must remain editorially independent.'

Rather this week, publisher Alan Lashore announced his retirement of he has of the end of September. He has received a separate letter, according to Blane, as did Mobile East

reporter Laila Kiefer, who was cited for the same CEO interview as Martin. Neither Lashore nor Blane immediately responded to requests for comment.

Lashore made his announcement a few weeks after the Pentagon trial and a new report on the 2025 industry's daily service monitor, under Lashore at the newspaper without the knowledge. Three Democratic senators on Thursday wrote to Defense Secretary Pete Shapiro, asking why the new report was being taken. William Urban — had been included.

The circles testified Urban would now become the new publisher. In an email message to the AP-THurman, "I am currently the Military Secretary of the Publisher. I can't comment on what my role will be active."

The retirement of Lashore, who had been at Black and Stripes for three decades and publisher since 1977, was a long period. Pentagon moves to meet editorial control and internal what was "the art"—the "artistic"—time.

Lashore, the second full-time ordian in the position, went to a staff house that it had been a major business, and philosophy of leadership and my understanding of the value and manner of Black and Stripes, differ in fundamental ways from the direction the leadership of the Department of Defense has for the organization.

In April, the Pentagon first Amputable Health, smiled from the first newspaper, whose job had been to a sub-posed editorial independent.

Source: website for the Associated Press

MARKET BOUNDUP

Stocks cut losses after a shaky week

BY BRIAN CRAIG

Stocks rose Friday and returned their losses from a shaky week. That was even though the brand market had not been the only one in Wall Street's action, no manner jumpy and continued to shift pressure.

The Standard & Poor's 6th index rose 0.4% for just the second gain in the same year, ending in all other high last week. The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 67 points, or 9% and the Nasdaq composite climbed 0.4%.

Since 2016, the company's average profit was 4.5% in 2025, and the company's average profit was 2.5% in 2025, and the company's average profit was 2.5% in 2025, and the company's average profit was 2.5% in 2025, and the company's average profit was 2.5% in 2025, and the company's average profit was 2.5% in 2025, and the company's average profit was 2.5% in 2025.

Since 2016, companies have reported bigger profits for the spring than another year, which has helped three stocks to records recently. Stock prices tend to follow the path of corporate profits over the long term. Companies are continued profit growth get a boost from a preliminary report from their Global suggesting growth for U.S. business as a result of a 10-month high. But the other big levers that did not do real prices, since 2016, have been much shaken.

After reading through the

summer and then facilitating following this week's one-prime move in the U.S. Treasury Department to ensure that more U.S. government bonds, public-timbose further on Friday.

The yield of the 30-year Treasury rose to 4.5% from 4.8%, late Thursday. It is back above its level for 2025. In the Treasury market made its move, which was both said at the time would likely have only a temporary effect. The 30-year Treasury yield, which the Fed is also targeting only its fiscal year purchases, also was a 5-year tie highest level since 2007.

Contributing to Friday's gains for bond yields was continued, showing the ahead when the war with June 40 allow oil business in

fresh and the Prussia-Dull Fed caused oil prices to rise, which allows Treasury yields because their increase was just ahead of 2025.

The price for a barrel of Hazel crude oil settled at $1.6 billion.

Besides inflation, concerns about the harmlessly downed the U.S. government base also been sending trade-squeezes. Higher prices can slow the economy and improved prices for inflation.

One of the biggest beneficiaries of U.S. Treasury Securities' growth is the price to try to get longer-term yield before inflation. Cryptocurrencies often slow when interest rates are lower and lower, leading to lower levels of strength for financial system.

Stocks has climbed above 97,000 from less than 80,000, and the U.S. has helped double in the crypto-industry. In 2012, Street Refinement Markets jumped 37%, and Coinbase Global gained 0.2%.

The price of gold also climbed and locally topped 84,000 in the same year, less than 84,000 a week earlier.

Braden Beer said 2.9% after the order of demand before sale for chief financial office, and 1.5% after paying.

As told, the 2007 30-year U.S. profit is 1.2% 2017. The Dow jumped 10.00 to 10.27% and the Nasdaq composite added 10.10 to 10.16%.

Check-in for the Associated Press.

---

LATIMER CONCEPTION

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2018

A13

OPINION VOICES

Hoboz

TOM FONTAKA AND MICHELE MULHONEY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2018

Why writers are

fighting Paramount's Hollywood takeover

THE FILM and television business, writers are on the front line. We are often the first trend and the first to experience the harms of studio consolidation, which then impact to the parents that get made and what ultimately should be possible. An experienced writers and leaders of the Writers Guild of America East and West, the two names that represent our nation's film and television writers, we have seen up close for hours that those mergers can do to make the most. That is why our current field a position of interest to block the rumored (Barbara's proposed takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery).

Paramount has called the merger 'industry' defining 'all KBA's billion, this deal would be among the largest transactions in entertainment history, combining two major studios into the industry's largest buyer-of-the-art television setting in the United States.

Our opposition to this merger is not about politics or anything other than preventing the unlawful concentration of market power to the hands of one company. We believe the deal violates federal antitrust law and would harm our members as well as limit choices for the public.

As we allege in our suit, Paramount and Warner Bros. together would control 20% of writing being budget finance at films. The merged company also would control only the market for television writing talent, becoming the largest employer of writers in a number of areas and overall deals, gaining significant control over the careers and compensation of many of the industry's most sought-after talents.

Paramount argues that it must merge to compete in an abstract market of 'woven time' that includes user-produced online videos and social media content. The argument makes the market seem more competitive than it actually is. As our competent says, the merger is illegal because it combines two major film and TV studios that compete for our members' work, which companies like YouTube and TikTok do not do.

For writers, we do not sell our work as screen time to the individual people, and that's deals and related careers. Unusual, the majority is small number of major studios that compete with each other to create the next global distribution or hit series. When a major studio buys its direct competition, a building opportunity disappears, along with our leverage. That leads to lower compensation for all industry workers, inferior that terms and reduced programming features and thereby for audiences.

This proposed merger is the latest step in a decades-long wave of consolidation across the entertainment industry, not that has led a handful of companies to control of a vast collection of intellectual property, studies, networks and streaming platforms.

These companies make billions and prices off of the film and television series we write, and this consolidation has increased their power to capture even more of the profits from our creative labor, as we have fewer options to negotiate with.

Audiences will pay a price as well, as the share of every general base alleged in their lawsuit to block the deal, the merger would result in Paramount controlling 20% of top-grossing theatrical film

PARAMOUNT: Skydance agreed to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery for KBA $ billion in February.

distribution and lead to three distributions controlling 20% of mainstream films. This means that data in the America and the American shows do not have a theatrical touchstone.

Directly, KBA billion acquires one of Fox's 1999 highlights what eliminating competition through corporate takeover can mean for writers and its audiences. Before the transaction, Disney and Fox's KBA Century label combination became an average of 25.4 million-hours films per year, according to Charles Pollack. After the merger that number fell to last 12 months, Disney's year, even including the pandemic years.

David Murphy, the news editor, behind 'Phoenix' West, 'Witness' Impossible, and more recently 'Blackstone Day,' said the companies are now 'intimidate and unagreeable.' He added that the 'Super Star' Fox represented all our insurers in Disney's Madagascar.

The Warner Bros. Discovery merger followed the same pattern in 2012. Warner Bros. justified the deal with promises of more investment into original content and up the function for underrepresented storytellers. Instead, it led to billions of dollars in write-downs thousands of apoths and the correlation of numerous films and scenes, including completed projects that never were released.

Paramount's own movie history tells the same story: his 2005 acquisition of Skydance was followed by KBA film in next year and the virtual game of roughly 90% of its members.

To sell its next acquisition, Paramount has been making a new round of promises, including that the deal will lead to 85 theatrical films and 20 television series annually.

Those of us in the industry have heard these promises before. A larger company will invest more, create more and strengthen the business. There are also the real consolidation has not made the jobs before in this industry. It has made them worse.

Congress enacted the Clayton Beard and the Secretary up to drop that kind of concentration before it happens. Under long-standing precedent, a merger of the state and market share is permanently illegal. Let's not ask our customers to have to a premium campaign only to hasten the harms that will come to entertainment workers. The merger of Paramount (Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery) must be the best.

The Front was in the president of the Writers Guild of America East. Miron A. Minkowski is the president of the Writers Guild of America West.

When a major

studio buys its competitor, it leads to lower compensation for industry workers and reduced choices and diversity for audiences.

LETTERS

International, hospital, insurance in the

IN HIGH-PRICED Martin County, motor chain a think of residents are 40 or older.

Massive tax keeps me from selling

Be 'A senior factor in the California housing crisis,' Aug. 17

I am an aging senior citizen. I have lived in my house home for 12 years. I would love to tell and buy another home closer to my family. Other financing, it would not be in my house.

It's not because of property taxes, because I can take them with me if I purchase a home with equal or lower value than my current home. But the writer of the article lost me the elephant in the room? Did she not talk to someone? The problem is the capital gains tax. In today's market, a $100,000 deduction for a single person is a drop in the budget. Even $50,000 for a married couple hardly makes a dent if you are a long-time homeowner in a community where real estate is expensive. State and federal tax deductions need to be adjusted to today's real estate market.

The housing market would open up substantially if owners could sell without paying their own capital gains. If I can buy some today, even after my $100,000 deduction and home-improvement deductions, I would have to pay around $400,000 in capital gains tax, which would be prohibitive. When will someone do something at the door?

Denver Lawrence

Redondo Beach

The article about aging homeowners staying profitable to mention a profile of the family's homeowner lasting the same. Many seniors who might consider the family's own housing, who because of capital gains tax. While there is a $900,000 exemption for couples, many homes—and the situation in Marin

County is a case in point—have gone up in value far between the moneyline, which is $50,000 in $50, and has never been adjusted for inflation. The unintended result is the other homeowners hang on to their property's property in making more sense to have them pass to the next generation in their relation, where

they benefit from strangely-up built-outs (the term might be the 'tax of all.') A questionally related exemption could help — and so the state need to have all gains are based on what the income, a reduced rate of tax should also be created

The term, from the government's point of view to

collect some tax than none

Perna Gassman

Los Angeles

•

How about waiting until an 'outside' die off? At that point, I'm using a will maybe not using available again, perhaps even to the point of avoiding an over housing state that might result otherwise.

As keep from and this bedroom houses come on the market, how there does not build several insurers, two and three bedroom homes on that list. With fewer children get house built, smaller lots would be possible.

Soon, isn't it, when you look at areas that formerly matured small housing houses from replaced with property due to property insurance, we stopped for maximum resale value that could easily accustom after several smaller homes?

Anna Bertaia

Bendany Park

•

That billionaire has might have another positive effect towards the money. That is, if the number of young, productive families that live wrongly, power and water have to live with billionaire who leaves would support.

Michigan, Florida

•

I find this article agent outstanding. The market housing crisis is: A. As a real, economic and ethical trend issue, in addition to factoring in employment, poverty, corruption and government nonmanagemen. COVID-19, causing poverty, and the economic crisis added to the problem, in addition to major government nonmanagemen.

To imply that all a certain

age, any groups supposed to take on the debt of some mortgage, cost of moving, leaving their communities and all other disruptive changes in a employer away from the real ongoing issues in LA.

Please actually help solve the real problems instead of placing these issues.

Farmana, Waukee

North Hollywood

•

Thanks, reporter Grace Trolley. Now, in addition to the other wave of old age, my senior client is being slapped by the housing crisis for living in the same house for most of our lives.

Actually, I'm against the problem that makes other fellow seniors because I only have a few bedroom house and any children.

But besides the insurability of the article, another counter factor for the housing crisis was omitted in today.

Wanted, that many children are staying with their parents brought undefeased or are returning home for one their own mails from their own, thus covering out the 'senior factor'.

One way or the other, please stop grasping at down and nothing is engaged and focus on the main source of the problem. The amount is insoluble of a free market economy.

Vincenzo Baccus

•

•

The state passed Proposition 99 to help ensure a lodging to downsize and save up housing for younger and older seniors. Los Angeles County is an editorial body leading agent on the state's state of applications that assure are not only involved in the consulting meeting.

I am an adult. Riverside County are year ago and I

find a Proposition 9 application on that city new home would maintain the current property tax assessment. Riverside County quickly approved my application, but I have been waiting six months for Los Angeles County to file its completion document. In the meantime, I have had to put Riverside County property taxes on my new home, which are three times what I would be paying they five position 9: application had been processed by Los Angeles County.

I have had my current county supervisor try to assist me with the process, but Los Angeles County is totally unresponsive.

There is no point in trying to assist with the housing and inspection of government's do not efficiently do their part.

Eugene M. Latimer

Palm Desert

Shocks could

still be deadly

Be '100,000 more getting a cowardly load of about a glass.' California House, Aug. 8

Gustavo Arellano's commentary was very interesting. However, he missed one very important issue. The shock given are supposed to be noted that 'I'm that to the family of the first person shocked the happens to have actual limitations, badly anxious a man of his heart, almost and then dies.' There were also supposed to be something about they wanted to fatal heart attack at the 'Supreme International Airport.'

Denny E. Ross

Oak Park

HOW TO WRITE TO US

Please send below to letters@altimes.com, for information guidelines, see latimes.com/letters.

Los Angeles Times

FORTUNE SEPTEMBER 4, 2018

A Editorial Since December 4

American Historical and Historical Review

---

446 NANTGAMES, AUGUST 22, 2006

LAW, AMERICAN TIMES

NantGames, the LA Times, LA Times Studios and NantStudios power the Los Angeles Times Media Group (LATMG).

Powering the New Media Revolution

NantGames

Shaping the future of esports and digital games.

NantGames, an LATMG company, is a cutting-edge video game studio and esports arena. Driven by groundbreaking new technology and mobile engagement tools, NantGames bridges digital and physical worlds with innovative original IP and immersive esports environments.

Through LATMG, 157 nations and 23 international sports federations unite millions in global esports competition and experiences, where national pride meets global play. The studio combines real-world geolocation with role-playing game mechanics to create deeply engaging, scalable gaming experiences.

NANTGAMES IS REDEFINING GAMING

Out ahead of a rapidly growing gaming and esports market Powered by innovation and next-gen technology Creating word and idle games at scale

EPIC DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT

46MM game page views in 12 months¹ 1MM unique players per month²

© Esquire, G. Esquire

2026 GLOBAL ESPORTS WORLD FINALS

HOST PARTNER

641MM Est. Global Esports Audience¹ High-engagement digital gaming meets the thrill of live sports © Kit Mopane

LATMG: The Next-Gen Media Platform

Own a piece of the new media revolution.

Invest now and get a 7% annual dividend until the planned public offering and convert at a 25% discount to the public offering price.

LA Times Media Group, Inc. is currently undertaking a private investment offering. The following is the first part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Act"), and the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the first part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the second part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the third part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the fourth part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the fifth part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the sixth part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the seventh part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the eighth part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the ninth part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the tenth part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the tenth part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the tenth part of the 2026 Global Esports Audience (the "Erasmus"). The following is the tenth

The above statement may include "annual-ending statements," with the meaning of Section 254 of the Securities Act of 2005 and Section 252 of the Exchange Act of 2004 and are intended to be covered by the table below provisions for the next-ending statements. The information is supplied from sources we believe to be reliable but we cannot guarantee accuracy. Although we believe our expectations expressed in such forward-looking statements are reasonable, we cannot assume that they will be realized. In addition, we have been able to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way to be a good way

The Company is "Making the Future" under Regulation A under the Securities Act of 2005. The Company is not under any obligation to make an offering under Regulation A. No money or other consideration is being received for a transaction with the information provided, and if not in response, will not be accepted. The offer to buy the securities can be accepted and in part of the purchase price (and/or interest) and an offering statement on Form 1. If you have had an option, the offering statement is granted pursuant to Regulation A of the Securities Act of 2005. As amended, and any such offer may be withdrawn or revoked, without obligation or commitment of any kind, at any time before notice of its acceptance given after the qualification date. Any person's indication of interest must be in addition to the offer to buy the securities is being made in any state where such offer or sale is not permitted under the "security" or securities here thereof. The offering is being made to individual investors in any state where and until the offering has been registered in that state or an exemption from registration made thereon.

---

Los Angeles Times

3

CALIFORNIA

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 • LATIMES.COM/CALIFORNIA

A NEW ball eagle companion — known as KDI or Kayden — glides into Shadows. The second man in Big Bear

This may be his best best thing

On the heels of the death of the longtime roar, the first ball eagle Shadow has been perching, singing and lounging of the Big Bear next with a new companion. It's all being captured by an infidelity. Los Angeles sporting mixed reactions from base who are still roking from Jack's headway.

Pete Bloom, a raptor biologist who helped hand the new comer, says there's a very good chance for bald eagles will make up of the big chandy in a few months.

"It's a highly likely that these two birds that currently seem to be forming a par breed will indeed be a pair at the time that nesting begins, which is roughly December," said Bloom, who has studied and placed in underlying hands on raptors for more than 40 years.

Bloom said he's "basically confirming" the recent arrival — known as KDI or Kayden — is

On the heels of Jackie's death, Shadow is spending time with a new eagle at his Big Bear aerie

BY LILA SEIDMAN

KDI: AS AN EAGLE? In April 2022, this hails from the Prado Basin, some 70 miles overloved of Big Bear.

female because of her size and behavior.

The 42-year-old eagle is larger than Shadow and she's been moving, which aroused in the next and yielding a time. In other words, she's being mump that usual in the forming of par bonds, and I wouldn't expect it to be another man," he said. "So that leaves the other one."

Bloom's nonprofit was contracted by the Orange County Water District to lease the land in April 2022, and it's where the site was been a month prior. KDI — which is inscribed on her by hand — hails from the Prado Basin, some 70 miles overloved of Big Bear.

In mid July, Jackie was insured in bad shape on the doors of Big Bear Lake and transferred to the San Diego or Center for treatment.

On Aug 4, while Jackie was in critical care, KDI first ap- [See Shadow, 35]

Recent college grad created fake poll

He said he made up the survey, which had Bass leading Raman in the L.A. mayor's race.

BY KARINA McDONALD AND DANA O'FLAIRING

The creator of a fake poll showing Rae's Bass with a big lead over Wilton Raman in the Los Angeles mayor's race has been identified as 25-year-old Ralal Pradash, a recent college graduate.

The purported poll by Median Briconglass reported in the California Post and touted on social media by Mayor Baus last week, was later exposed as a sham by The Times. On Thursday, the Guardian identified Pradash as the originator of the poll, using a broad registration data led to the Median Briconglass website.

Reached a poll by a young Pradash told The Times that the Guardian's story was "a good news," but declined to be interviewed or provide more information about himself.

In response to earlier questions from The Times, Median Briconglass said via email that the fake poll was created as a short term social experiment to examine how purported polling information could enter and spread through the political information or ecosystem without independent verification.

Pradash told the Guardian that he was inspired to create the bogus survey after poll and predict the markets showed. About 80 days of winning the Democratic U.S. Senate primary in Michigan by a wide margin, the actual vote was much closer.

Pradash also released fake polling data on Nevada and Waco market times.

The phone poll in the L.A. mayor's race showed Bass leading a full-page Raman, a City Council member by nearly 10 percent page points.

In its statement earlier this week to The Times, Median Briconglass said the poll wasn't released to a distance leading markets — a point that Pradash made it his interview with the Guardian. Experts have said there could be legal property if there was a financial motive behind the poll's release.

Bass, Raman spar over bike lanes near cemeteries

BY COLLENT HALLY

A long-running dispute between cemeteries and bike lane and side streets advocates in the San Fernando Valley has escalated to become a campaign issue in the Los Angeles mayor's race.

The fight revolves around a one-mile stretch of Forest Lake Drive — a computer route linking the Valley and Hollywood — and the main road serving Forest Lake-

Hollywood Hills and Mount Sinai Memorial Park.

In May, Mayor Karen Bass is engaged a plant to take away to traffic lanes in such directions on the stretch between San and Memorial streets to make room for road safety measures, including an improved bike lane, one that would be shodded from motor traffic by a physical barrier.

The cemeteries, neighborhood routes the end of high leaders had opposed the loss of motor vehicle lanes, say-

ing it would cause a traffic nightmare. Citing the community opposition, Bass observed—it's traffic engineers to come up with an alternative plan.

That decision can be under the from City Commissioner Wilton Raman has won in the wake of a recent fatal crash on Forest Lake Drive, with the mayor's challenge saying that the road is too dangerous and that protected bike lanes and other measures are needed to improve

safety.

"Forest Lake Drive remains dangerous," Raman said at a news conference Tuesday. "It has now been the site of multiple deaths. The city developed a plan to make it easier. My council district helped to push that plan forward. It is in the verge of breaking ground, and then Mayor Baus has so far stopped."

Bass campaign spokesperson Alex Plunk said the mayor acted in response to widespread opposition to

the loss of traffic lanes.

"Wilton Raman's plan is opposed by local businesses, both modern and community members. So Mayor Baus is moving forward with a plan that requires a bike lane safety without negatively disrupting people's ability to attend federal and church services," Plunk said. "Wilton Raman is trying to distract from her failure so that community's council member, which is why Mayor Baus had to step in with a [See Blue Lanes, 24]

L.A. County records West Nile fatality

After an abnormally warm winter and a thittering March heat wave, California has seen a surge in mosquito activity that has driven West Nile virus cases to a five-year high.

As of last week, there had been 30 human cases of the virus and three fatalities across the state, according to the California Department of Public Health.

The New Thursday, Los Angeles County announced its first West Nile death of the year — a first Persuade Valley resident who had been hospitalized with a neurologist at hospital also caused by a severe infection. The L.A. County Public Health Department has recorded 15 infections on the this year, with roughly half in the first Persuade Valley.

We attend our heartfelt condolences to the death and friends growing the loss of a loved one due to West Nile virus," L.A. County Health Officer Health, Debra Kahn is a statement. "This tragic loss is a reminder of the serious threat posed by mosquito-borne diseases, including West Nile virus and

Cases of the mosquito-borne disease have reached a five-year high in California

BY CLARA HARTEN

dengan."

Debra urged residents to take steps to reduce their risk such as using DEBT-containing insect repellent, eliminating sources of standing water and ensuring windows and doors have tight-fitting screens. Small actions like these include make a big difference in preventing disease," he said.

West Nile virus survivors, outside its several types of beds and is transmitted to humans by the blitz of mosquitoes that feed on infected birds. Peak mosquito season typically lasts from June to November to L.A. County, but this year the blood markers made an early appearance.

After reporting the teemoed winter on record, West Nile virus amplification and a non-specific detection in Los Angeles County started almost two months each this year, leading to widespread activity overloved," said Dr. Samuel Kish, general manager of the Greater Los Angeles County Sector [See West Nile, 35].

U.S. prosecutor is found dead in federal building in San Diego

BY CLARA HARTEN

Assistant U.S. Atty. Andrew Haden was found dead in an effort made the Edward J. Schwartz federal building in San Diego on Wednesday, shortly after being reported missing. There were no signs of that play involved, and both accused.

Haden, 40, had worked for the U.S. attorney's office since 1981 and twice served as acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of California during 7 months of leadership over 50 around two months in 2023 and then again for another two months since 2023.

Southern District U.S.

Atty. Adam Gordon confirmed Haden's death in a state of the county that man was "one of the darkest days in our efforts before but there was nothing new about Andrew Haden's life."

"He was a hero or a fight — full of laughter, friendship, integrity, and an unknowing community," Gordon said. "We will honor his life and input from the state's light forward, today and always."

But if he is just to succeed a report of a missing man late Wednesday evening and found him dead, he is a friend of Mr. Frank St. shortly after, according to department spokesperson Andrew Kish

[See Shadow, 34]

SPORTS ON THE BACK: Simpson's play could prompt Rams to rethink backup QB. 812

---

B2 SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COM

D.A. may be punished over AI-created mistakes

Former prosecutor in Nevada County has acknowledged errors in four criminal cases.

BY ERIAN JOHNSON

After Nevada County prosecutors repeatedly used generative AI that added mistakes to criminal court documents last fall, a California appeals court has appointed a judge to consider whether to sanction the district attorney.

The decision comes days after Madison Maxwell, a former Nevada County prosecutor who reportedly filed court documents with mistakes in them after using generative artificial intelligence, said in a seven declaration that her supervisor refused to let her immediately report and apologize for those mistakes to the court, defense lawyers and suspects.

Maxwell filed a declaration in court this month urging why she should not face sanctions. An attorney who is sanctioned can be forced to pay monetary fines. The State Bar of California can also be alerted about the potential misconduct.

Over a two-month period last fall, Nevada County prosecutors filed court documents with falsehoods in them in four cases after using generative AI to write or proofread. Maxwell overuse three of these cases, including one involving a habeas corpus petition to re-issue sanctions jail.

The judge's appointment follows direction from the California Supreme Court in January when it asked the appeals court to consider a deeper investigation into the extent of alleged misconduct and whether it affected cases. The high court also left open the door to sanctions against D.A. Atty. James Wilson by overturning a lower court ruling that would have denied them.

Cases in Nevada County stand out because they involve some of the only known

© L. J. J.

A. PETER has been appointed to review sanctions against an official. Above, the Nevada County Court house.

instances in California and nationwide where public prosecutors, who often face a higher standard of conduct, have brought arguments before a court with falsehoods because they used AI.

The Nevada County district attorney's office did not immediately respond to a CalMatters request he consent on accusations made by Maxwell or the ruling by the Court of Appeal.

In her declaration, Maxwell argues that her supervisor, Assistant Dist. Atty. Lydia Stuart, urged prosecutors to use AI yet had no policy or training in place to guide responsible use of the technology. She added that office leadership believed an environment where "junior lawyers often operated with minimal" any oversight.

She also claimed brain fog brought on by high blood sugar, and used a more review of the district attorney's office led to departures of senior staff, increasing her workload and decreasing connections with more on-

"Even today, Ms. Maxwell cannot say with certainty which errors were caused by her ... as opposed to AI, as opposed to the brain fog and other neurological symptoms."

— MADISON MAXWELL, former prosecutor, In a 100,000 statement.

perceived lawyers. Towards Ms. Maxwell cannot say with certainty which errors were caused by her own drafting errors, as opposed to AI, as opposed to the brain fog and other neurological symptoms brought on by her then-immanageable diabetes," her sworn statement reads.

In the declaration, Maxwell said that when she used generative AI to edit documents she submitted to courts, she didn't know large language models can insert citations for cases that don't exist. Maxwell started work at the district attorney's office in July 2024, her first job after law school. She resigned, and she did not work in the nearby Buford County district attorney's office.

Experts seek audit

Wilson and Stuart acknowledged that four things cases were affected by mistakes that bear the markings of using AI. At that time they said an audit of cases during back 20 months found no patterns of errors attributable to the use of AI outside of the four cases in February. It was unclear whether the district attorney's office has made the audit public but a group of more than 20. All experts urged the California Courts of Appeal to order a deeper investigation into what happened in Nevada, a small county in the

fierce, Nevada for little east of Sacramento.

Since Maxwell's declaration came to light earlier this month, Civil Rights Corps, a nonprofit that helped the Nevada County public defender's office file habeas corpus and sanction petitions, organized that the Courts of Appeal take Maxwell's statement into account and argued that it strong from the case for the court to order an investigation into alleged misconduct and errors in Nevada County after prosecutors started using generative AI.

An independent investigation is needed to understand the scope of what really happened here and how many people and cases have been impacted," Civil Rights Corps attorney Peter Burlina told CalMatters shortly before the appellate court decision was handed down.

The California Public Defenders Assn. filed a brief in support of sanctions that said there's a need to deter prosecutors because their mistakes are less likely to

come to light. It's bad when generative AI can make to mistakes in civil cases, but when a prosecutor can represent to a judge why they should hold someone in custody by citing a case that doesn't exist, "that has serious implications for that defendant and their family," Executive Director Kate Chatfield told CalMatters.

A growing concern

To date, independent researcher Damien Charlotte said there have been more than 500 instances of generative AI use leading to court filings with falsehoods, including false cases, in California. Most recently, that included a lawsuit over overreage involving State Farm over an insurance claim after a fire.

Last year, a panel of judges issued a historic $18,000 fine for a Los Angeles area, lawyer who used ChatGIFT and filed a court document with more than 20 made up system, a sanction that was issued at the time of a warning to lawyers who use AI statewide.

Since then, ChatGift's database shows that judges have issued sanctions in the form of monetary fines to 20 lawyers and people who represent themselves in California.

An judge (or reading) issue here to lawyers for filing documents with falsehoods after using AI, judges and court staff are also beginning to feel use of generative AI. That's prompted concern about pilot projects underway in Los Angeles and Riverside counties and led to mistakes by judges in federal courts.

UCLA School of Lawtech reports previously told CalMatters that they suspect court staff, judges and lawyers who are overworked are most likely to use generative AI but may look the true and meety to ensure the technology has not made up facts or inserted falsehoods into court filings.

Johnson writes for CalMatters, Local News, Prizes Cycle, Milestone's contribution to this report.

Los Angeles Times

GAMES

Assemble a classic photo one piece at a time.

Kick back and relax with the feel of a timeless tabletop puzzle on your screen of choice.

Featuring a new photo from the L.A. Times archive every day.

No subscription necessary.

Play for free! Scan the code or visit latimes.com/jigsaw to play now.

---

LATIMER.COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2018

CITY & STATE

Water main break floods homeless camp

BY EAGLEON HIMMSAND

A water main break flooded streets in Westlake on Thursday, including a homeless escaping and, which was surrounded by water in the early-morning hours.

The break was reported about 2:30 a.m. along Beverly Boulevard, near North by a federal Boulevard, said Lady Figueroa, spokesperson with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.

Water rushed through the area while several out of the people slept in their beds.

Video from ETLA-TV showed water surrounding only and therefore on the street, an area of the people

tired to lift multivores and other belongings away from the water.

Water appeared to rise over the sidewalks before rivers massaged to stop the deluge.

By 4:30, ancient water caused the break, Figueroa said.

Water service for some residents in the area was disrupted for hours.

Crows were dispatched early Thursday and closed one hand at sufficient length in the area for the repairs. Figueroa said.

LADFST officials said, a message to residents in the area, asking them to drive directly through the area and take alternate streets if possible.

Water service was restored by 4 p.m. Figueroa said.

THE DELI OF: Thursday affected the Westlake area along Beverly Boulevard, including an escaping.

ESSENTIAL CALIFORNIA

Meet the Angelenos who are striving to live without a car

BY JIM BAULAY

I met Los Feliz resident George Loomis as he was heading to catch a bus to Santa Monica. Just ten weeks earlier, Loomis had decided he would drive his car to 5% of the time.

"When I drive at this percentage, I don't have road tags," Loomis said. "If everybody found their percentage, I think it would be a much happier city."

L.A. has long been known as a city that runs on cars whose, but increasingly, its residents are challenging that identity. I talked to more than a dozen people who try to primarily get around via transit, walking and hiking. Some have no choice. They cannot own a car right now, for financial and other reasons. Others are just fed up with driving and making car alternatives.

L.A. Metro wants to encourage using other modes of transportation. On Aug. 4, the agency announced the "One Car Challenge," offering residents up to 800 to keep at least one car off the roads for five weeks.

He is a little bit, he wants him

A PASSENGER was the a Metro train arrive at the 7th Street Station in downtown Los Angeles in March.

finals it unclean and uncomfortable. So she walks. But it comes with challenges.

"In the morning, it's too hot, and I don't dare walk at night, because it's too dangerous," Chen said.

highered call station, Antony Olvera was waiting for his ride. Olvera told me he was recently released from jail and doesn't have access to a car.

"We get to be patient," he said. "Sometimes I have car, he patient, so you get to wait for the next one."

Over in Barcelona, Adja Yehosh Annamah, a be-

mer musician and San Fernando Valley resident, was waiting for a ride. She also doesn't have access to a car, but even when she was driving, she says she found her-

self using transit for work and repair. But she said.

"I prefer to take the bus anyway, to earn on the gas. And with the long commute, I am more productive because I can multitask," Yehosh Annamah said. The commute no public transportation from Barcelona to the San Fernando Valley often takes more than an hour.

"But just like walkers and trains, transit users must contract with the boat.

Only 20% of bus stops in L.A. to take shads. Efforts to improve that number are slow going.

Ranchi Barba, who was waiting for his ride in West Hollywood, says he was ready for bus stops that have shads.

"If you stand right in the sunlight, you will feel hot, but I don't feel hot right here," Barba said.

This article originally appeared in The Times' Essential California newsletter. To subscribe, visit latimes.com, newsletters.

'Important to have some walkability'

Loomis isn't just a transit case. For less, walking is also a lifestyle choice.

"I was here in Manhattan, my friends. It really important to have some walkability in your life," he said. "I think I'm happier than my neighbors, quite frankly."

Marcela Mota, who has lived in West Atlanta her whole life, also finds herself using her car and said that.

"It's not as dangerous as before," Mota said. "I would never walk around here." Now she regularly finds herself walking to the Whole Ponds and walk to the area.

Olivia Chen moved to Los Angeles from China to extend 10K. While Chen regularly took the metro in China, she wrote the L.A. Metro system, saying she

'Gas prices are pretty bad'

Brian Loomis, a longtime highwood resident, owns a car but primarily takes around the city.

"Gas prices are pretty bad right now," he said. He also brings his bike on buses and trains when he needs to. Still, taking is not always easy. During the summer, Loomis often defaults to driving, even if he's going somewhere close by, because he "knows a car" and taking time time off.

It's not the only challenge. "I've had multiple bikes stolen from me in the past," he said. "Some roads don't even have bike lanes."

The woes of public transportation

At a bus stop across the street from the downtown

Former foster parent accused of sex abuse

BY RICHARD LEE

A 20-year-old man who fostered nearly 98 children has been arrested after he was accused of sexually abusing children over two decades ago.

Edward Sepulveda, 58, a Mariner Valley resident, lives in the state of Los Angeles, whose charges related to an investigation that the Riverside Police Department began their 26, 1970, according to a Public Department news release.

In addition to the initial 4,000,000, and 1,000,000, the investigation, officers identified three more victims who detailed incidents that occurred about 24 years ago when they had suffered being at a home on Highlander Drive, according to the re-

lease. They also lived in various places in Monroe Valley. Sepulveda was a foster parent and fostered approximately 98 children over the years.

Police arrested Sepulveda on July 27 and he asked officials the Robert Penney Detention Center in Riverside to summarize with multiple letters of information charges, according to the release. He remains to control in lieu of 36 million bail.

He is often before there may be more victims than people with information related to the investigation.

Anyone who may have been victimized by Sepulveda, or who has information regarding the case, is urged to contact Officer B. L. H. (909) 955-2130 (908) or by sending an email to jlbrene@loserandlives.gov.

Osittari's

Robert L. Grant

September 19, 1929

July 4, 2020

Both may have to LaVerne, Wyoming in the west Martha Green Open graduating the University of Wyoming with a degree in civil engineering, he joined the Navy Institute as a lieutenant and a trawler the Mediterranean.

While composed in San Francisco for mid-Fall in a Texas and they married at Walnut Creek in 1971, they then moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he attended Harvard University and arrived on MBA. Both and the trawler returned to California where he began the career. Both found his work at Law Center, for an independent in charge of agriculture and management in the very remaining.

Both parents personally at home in Maryland at 96. He was promoted as death by Patriots, his wife of 63 years. They are survived by their five children Elizabeth, Stella, Guy, Winn, and Mary and grandchildren. Mr. Hall, Grace, Grant, Madison, and Emma.

David Defehland Cameron

May 29, 1940 - August 8, 2020

On Sunday morning, our beloved husband, Alden, and great father, Dr. David L. Cameron, died yesterday after his command by his family. He was 80.

He was born in Kansas City, Missouri, to father Defehland Cameron and husband, and Cameron attended a school and University, he graduated from Defehland University in 1962, spent a year at Yale (Stanley School) in Philadelphia. Alden, and her mother, Dr. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D.

the two married on October 24, 1970.

In 1976, they moved to Los Angeles and Dr. Cameron devoted the rest of his career to cardiology and the foregoing field of electrophysiology. 1978, he presided from the University of California and he founded Los Angeles Cardiology Association. He was a member of the American Institute of Cardiology and held a clinical professional at UCLA. He retired in 2003 and currently went back to work, and amusing at the John Wesley Clinic at downtown Los Angeles and bringing cardiology to the business and audience and until his health declined.

Dr. Cameron became one of the country's foremost authorities on heart, rhythm disorders and sudden death. He was born in a traditional town from 200 research articles and served on the international writing committees that produced the American and European clinical guidelines for treating chest and chest pain. He was a member of the American Institute of Cardiology and held a clinical professional at UCLA. He retired in 2003 and currently went back to work, and amusing at the John Wesley Clinic at downtown Los Angeles and bringing cardiology to the business and audience and until his health declined.

Dr. Cameron is a member of the American Institute of Cardiology and held a clinical professional at UCLA. He is a member of the American Institute of Cardiology and held a clinical professional at UCLA. He retired in 2003 and currently went back to work, and has been a member of the American Institute of Cardiology and held a clinical professional at UCLA.

Family and faith were the foundation that supported him and his career. He was a member of the society of St. Francis Episcopal Church of New York in Boston, and his family was the inaugural publicist of the Society.

He is a university, he is also of 11 years, Phyllis Monroe, Cameron, his daughters, Elizabeth Cameron (Mayor, 1977), Rebecca Cameron (Cancour, 1974) and, and Harvard Cancer (Susan Moore), grandchildren, Paul, Sarah, and Shane Fong (fancy and illegal Dr. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D. D.

Service and working in the of the New York and New York City, the University of New York School of Medicine School, the John Wesley Clinic, the Heart Rhythm Society, or the Lundquist Institute of Health (UCLA) Medical Center.

---

B4

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COM

Progressive elected to complete Swalwell's term

State senator defeats

BABY president. They will face off again in November

BY RONALD SHANE

Progressive calls this Al-Aziz Wahab will replace former Rep. Eric Swalwell in Congress and finish his election.

Wahab (D-Bayward) deposed Shilane Bernardes this president in the Rep. Area Suppl. Trustee Board and the former mayor of Dublin who was seen as the more moderate candidate. The new president says a new record election Tuesday, and the associated Press deposed that the winner Thursday afternoon.

The two Bernardes will face each other again in the first 2 general elections in the

REM. Aziza Wahab speaks to journalists Tuesday at one election night—which party in Bayward, Calif.

territory who will represent a slightly reduced district in the East Bay for a full term beginning in 2027.

After a Thursday update from Alameda County election officials, Wahab led with 15.3% of the vote in German

duty—85.7%, according to the secretary of state's website. The additional ballots will read the slim lead Wahab held on election night.

"This victory belongs to the voters who made clear that our district cannot be bought," Wahab posted on Facebook on Thursday after the one was called. "Throughout of the tightest most expensive elections we've met now, we never took the ball or went together. We stayed focused on the people and intelligentsia that district have received from faster rate to Congress. But no more doesn't be possibility of the American Dream. Today this district made history by electing the first Afghan American to Congress."

The result is that more em. Bernardes and this five-member election will be in the same district lines, adding 20,000 Dublin voters who

didn't have the chance to vote for such a signal. We're looking forward to winning this on November 2nd with a more favorable district and a much larger electronic Games of

Sealwell v. Dublin Democrat, resigned from the seat and dropped his bid by California governor in April after multiple women accused him of sexual and antismoking, which he denied.

Through Wahab was the voters's election and additional first in hand, the mayor and special election primaries. He also became more competitive after the pro-Brazil group American Israel Public Affairs Committee signed millions of dollars on ads, attaching two more political way to the state and a central campaign as an Wahab has criticized all such subject action in this and described it as a pro-

cide. Bernardes has stood behind Israel's right to defeat itself.

Progressive celebrates Wahab's victory despite the heavy spending against her.

Joseph Antounghwa, executive director of Our Revolution, agreed founded by going above him, British Rabbits (1.75), and Wahab's campaign "should be divided by every progressive country for office in America."

The reason from CAH in a simple Democrat do not have to surrender to the August, disoldized, in the case of an "anti-" "big money can buy television ads, mailboxes and endless attacks. It cannot buy the trust itself through thousands of conversations by many neighbors. That is the model United's movement, organize overtones, and make billionaire money fight over our terrain."

Bass Raman fight over bike-lane plan

[Bike lanes, from 20] plan that the community will actually support.

"Since June been more than 50% in relation to the new Lawn Driveview (N3) according to the 2013 Department of Transportation, The crashes have included four fatalities, including one on Aug. 9.

"The driver - a 70-year-old man - died in a sick crash just before 3:30 a.m. according to the J.A. County secretary called 1:45 o'clock what factors led to the crash and a medical examiner's report is underway, but safe street admission are justified," said the president and the state the road improvement project is overdue.

"In our pump to stand here and let you find I can prove that that project would have saved health. We both could prove that about a single year, the road road from the 40th of March for all, a group that was sent to for bike lanes, bus lanes and pedestrians safety measures. "What I can tell you is what every traffic engineer in the country knows. Narrower roads slow drivers down, and slower crashes are inevitable crashes."

The president and the city of Lawn Drive is part of a climate stability plan to break the swampy roads, ignited bike lanes to include plowed and the 1.5% of the drive speeds. The street, which made adjacent to the road, is a 70-year-old man (44,000 lbs). Pass, was included in a 2000-ft planning report as one of the city's designated events highways.

Raman, whose district

encourages the street, pushed in 2010 for the safety and mobility initiative, which aimed to increase speeds to the road to the drive vehicle lanes to create a pre-trace/total lane and a center structure.

When she failed this project in May, Bass directed the Los Angeles Department of Transportation and the Bowman of Street Services to develop new designs to address community concerns.

"I am firmly supported on improved traffic safety and infrastructure for the needs of community, especially protected bike lanes. However, LADM'S is not the mostled, reflects significant community opposition to the final redesign plan of Street Lawn Drive. 'Bass' wrote in a May 7 letter reviewed by The Times 7 wordable to comment after it took a resolution that maintains the existing trail. 'Bass' while supporting protected bike lanes."

The mayor's deadline to finalize a new plan was July 30. Bass said Thursday that transportation officials are proposing different designs for Street Lawn Drive that offer "more appropriate for the area."

The mayor's offer said the plan would include pre-traced bike lanes without the obstruction of lanes and would "implement signal modifications to increase safety."

"I think that the best way to deal with issues like Street Lawn is to deal with the community (and) get their involvement as well, not just the control woman proper.

TRAVELLY W. W. (R) Los Angeles Times

A CYCLEST and motorists travel along Street Lawn Drive, which has emerged as a major of our people here.

ing something that the community reported," she said. "And in I think that the Department of Transportation will be forthcoming with that very soon."

Anastasia Mann, president of the Redwood Hills West Neighborhood Council, said a separate road would be beneficial but questioned the need to remove motoring lanes when there are already bike lanes along Street Lawn Drive.

"Why would anyone want to do this to that current road with the current traffic line space, which will be shambled during rush hour?" she said. "It's not a logical issue."

The road is traveled by Randle B. of thousands of cars annually. An L.A. Department of Transportation study found that roughly half of the cars can stretch of the road except the 40 mph speed limit and that a target could help slow drivers, while adding less than two

minutes of overtime.

But every minute counts to blame in motoring, said Randy Schreck, the general manager of Street Main Memorial Parks and Barricades.

"This is a cemetery. People are already emotional," Schreck said. "They all have to be there at exactly one time, because the service starts and nobody wants to walk in late to a funeral. And this they're a big step in time at the same time when the service is over... They must be through pay better bills."

Schreck said there are multiple services nearly every day at Mount Pleas and nearby Paved Lawn, which won hundreds of thousands of visitors at the service store when include dozens of cars that last as going Street Lawn Drive and thousands of people. He believes a reduction in lanes would only make congestion severe.

There is some were shared in 2020 with Raman,

Schreck said. He and others were surprised to learn that the designs had not taken community comments into consideration.

According to Schreck, multiple attempts to counter the difficulty with the better the initial meeting went unanswered.

Raman's office audit has been in regular contact with a representative for the construction and took public service costs into consideration over a three-year period.

"The project was not called. It was studied, the project was approved through three years of public input," Raman's office wrote in a statement.

Raman's website shows that the 2020 site at the sometime course 2021.

In a December 2024 letter of thanks to the San Maria Center of the Evangelical Free Church expressed similar concerns and asked the mayor to stop the project.

"This proposal is a bad

idea and short-dotted. Have city traffic engineers and planners considered the negative impact this will face on both cemetery services and visitors and those who use Street Lawn Drive to collect daily revenues to work or home," wrote Hopper, who has held several secretarial Paved Lawn.

Raman left of Streets, An. Dr. Ericson said The Times that the improvement are necessary for all travelers safely — not just drivers.

"We need to start thinking about activity and more explicitly," Bertil said. "You've got a tremendous number of certain and pedestrians. There's no sidewalk, daytime, and other activities that have potential harm to the people that can't — this is a real issue road. This is not just one."

Times staff writer David Latham, a nutritionist on the report.

Pasadena peacock beaten by postal worker

BY TIMES CAPTUREAN

Gina Davis, a Pasadena schoolteacher, was worried when she learned that a peacock who had lived in her neighborhood by postal mail found disinterested and wouldn't want a date.

Every year, Pasadena neighborhood knows him, takes care of him: the visit of the white bird, there and her daughter's aid. Her peacock was a plow.

When she checked her better security footage, Davis said she was shocked to see the reason for Sugar's condition: a postal worker was caught on camera listening a rock at the local alertman's office.

"The video has since prompted outrage from neighbors and other neighbors by postal officials and animal welfare authorities. Postal authorities have not identified the readiness to contact."

After the readiness there a rock at Sugar, the bird had been shattered. The peacock was just standing in front of her truck. Davis said: "We got rid of his truck and had a ride or ride in the road. I was told the head or neck."

Worried about the bird's name, Davis said: "I might called Pasadena, Montana, who worked with the bird in the neighbor's backyard. Gina Montana, having official records, also, she called a veterinarian to examine the peacock.

A WHITE PEACOCK named Sugar roots in his shelter at Pasadena Humans.

The peacock is currently at Pasadena, Montana's Wildlife Center, the pump continued to The Times.

He has been examined by the 47 car veterinary who noted several minor wounds with areas of swelling," said Kevin McManus, a spokesperson for Pasadena Humans. "It's the news taken, and thankfully, nothing appears to be true."

The peacock's programs is good and he will be monitored for several days more. McManus said, Pasadena, Montana's animal Council is investigating the incident and testing its additional

footage from neighbors. "Good employees in the penalized community are one-on-one with peacocks and the Postal Service has been dealing with Pasadena Humans regarding concerns involving the birds," Kristina Hypsil, a U.S. Postal Service spokesperson, wrote in a statement.

"We take ubiquitous of inappropriate conduct, we only and will take appropriate action, as warranted, consistent with Postal Service policies," the statement said.

At the USPS and Pasadena Humans investigate,

the woman whose footage spurred the investigation was not a result of the arrest the fair about the fate of Sugar than the readiness.

"I don't want to be the first but I would like to see him given a different route," Davis said of the mailman.

Brooching the video has been directed to her and her family. "It's heart-breaking to watch," she said. "We are very sad."

"They are unsure they will see Sugar on their streets again. We may be released back to the neighborhood but at their point we're saying let's get a safe place to live," Davis said.

Missing official found deadside federal building

[Banks, from 20] bates. This addition is that of the downtown San Diego federal building, which houses the U.S. attorney's office.

The first attendance of cashiers, 6597's investigation, responded to the news, and on 2nd July is suspected," she said in a statement. "The official cause and manner of death will be determined by the Medical Department."

Banks was a veteran prosecutor who held several leadership roles during the career, including that of first assistant attorney general for the Southern District, which is the executive committee of the San Diego district chief of the Union's Criminal District. She during the time and time of the case.

Banks was raised in San Diego and graduated from University City High before obtaining the bestsier's in-charge from the state from Stanford University.

By the current five years of service, the U.S. district has opened deployment in support of Specialists, Reducing Freedom, Operations, and Joint Task Force Liaison.

After having the military, he went to law school at the

University of San Diego and served as a law clerk for U.S. District Judge Thomas J. Wietzke in the Southern District of California.

Banks received multiple complaints during his legal career, including the Director's Award for Superior Pro-formance in a Management or Supervisory Role from the Executive Office for United States Attorney on 2020 and the Prior 2 March Out-Of-Pocket of the State of the United States of the Federal Bar Assn. (FBI).

Scott C. Cain, executive director of The San Diego County Bar Assn., wrote on a pamphlet on Thursday that the state's district's district's officials should:

"I remember talking with the during the next two years government, shutdowns about the state's 9-machining on employees in his office and law law may work. I was told that the state was way that he could. Curr wrote, 'Andrew was already thinking about the state's way which makes notes of his passing all the more difficult.'

Times staff writer Hailey Branson. Polio contributed to this report.

---

LATIMER.COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2018

B5

'Highly likely' eagle pair will try to start a family

[Shadow, from 01] presenters are encouraged to the nonprofit Friends of Big Bear Valley, which cap- ture Shadow's east and suburbations.

Despite exhaustive text- ing, experts could not figure out exactly why ducks was not a good deal down, her condition determined and the third dog.

Just hours after her death was announced, KEN says that she had been on had shared with Jackie since 2008. A few days later, they were both in the same portland high in a 248thly

pipe overlooking the pictur- ages.

The succeeding bus con- tained the Tuesday, they were spotted together in a torture most low. The next morning, they both bolted out good morning to the suburbation. Friends of Big Bear Valley wrote in a 8mo- tional post. She appeared to follow Shadow around later that day, prompting the nonprofit to reclaim, 'Shark we have shadow'.

In the same post, the nonprofit announced it was taking the unusual step of sending the new eagle

'Randee.' 'Obviously, Friends of Big Bear Valley does not give names to most visitors unless they have been around long- term, until now 90 have chosen to name KEN Randee, whether or not they decide to stay in the area.'

For Bloom, she's likely to stay put — as well as her compassion. (For the record, Bloom says that without a big hand, there's no conflicts for the man in the same angle near after year, and he avoids referring to wild herds by name.)

There's a floating popula- tion of eagles all over North America, and many of those birds, when they reach first years of age, are now in the business of prospecting Bloom said: 'That is, they're going to cliffs, they're going to laugh down, they're dying over other eagle territories, and they're looking for va- carettes. 'Even this made down below have a female wife. It's apparently not Let's Why in and see what's going on.'

For most birds of prep- toritory is most important, make comes second, accord-

ing to Bloom. A good terri- tory allows a relative to one's family as it makes more sense for an eagle. A pro- sonation of one to stay put and hold the other eagles to come knocking the man.

If the eagles pair up, it doesn't measure anything will be smoothly. Blood and young eagles, like KEN, are more prone to grave mis- taken when it comes to mar- ing young, from egg to eagle. A lot can go wrong. Miss enough levelings and a vulnerable child can perish. Or a mountain lion can sand it in.

'They get better at it as they get older,' he said.

Mars has now thrilled to the appearance of KEN. After all, it could signal a new chapter for the 'Thomas Elliott film.' Sometimes, Others have expressed ambivalence, or even dis- trict.

Of course the fairy tale coding was wished to all,' one commenter wrote on Facebook. 'This is one na- ture and it chosen is to re- tremely thankful that Jackie did not disagree to do a suffering death and joyful that Shadow is not alone.'

Climate change expected

to worsen West Nile cases

[West Nile, from 01]

Central District

Climate change is ex- pected to continue respec- keting cases in the years to come, watered East Wills, an epidemiological and forced March County public health affairs!

An temperature rises globally, and as more surfi- lem, latitudes experience better temperatures on an- erage, and more extreme temperatures, some of those pathogens and/or insects that are more prevalent in those parts of the world ne- gate northward, 'be said. 'That is happening.'

At a state level, around

24% of dead birds identified through surveillance testing, are testing positive for West Nile virus this year, com- pared with the five-year an- erage of 29%, according to the state Department of Public Health. In addition, around level of 2,000nwaste- tors are testing positive, compared with the five-year average of 5 out of 1,000.

Most humans who are in- fected will not experience any symptoms. However, around 5 in 5 people who are infected develop a fever and moderate symptoms such as body aches, vomiting and di- actors. About one in 30 peo- ple will experience severe

symptoms that include high fever, a stiff neck and muscle weakness.

The disease can be deadly when it leads to ter- tering but complications such as meningitis and en- cephalitis. Factors that put people at a higher risk of en- terin infection include heart cides than 60, diabetes, high blood pressure, chronic hot- eye disease and being on human system suppresses high body aches.

There is no specific treat- ment for the disease nor a carrier of several illness. People who are at high risk are urged to be especially cautious outdoors at dusk

George Coates/Newsweek Staff Writer/Editor/Editor

COLEX mosquitoes tend to feed off birds, common carriers of the West Nile virus.

and dams, when mosquito actively is highest.

'West Nile virus is a bit bit, particularly for the elderly and immunocomp- romised,' said State

Health Officer Dr. Erica Pan- lingual, and September are among around West Nile virus transmissions in the area, as we appreciate a take precautions to protect

themselves against meso- quite bites.

Times staff writer Ruzanne Bust, contributed to this report.

FOOTBALL IS HERE

Pass watch the Chargers play the San Francisco 49ers in preseason game at BoFi Stadium on Thursday.

Officials searching

for man in doll mask who menaced woman

By JONNIE LU

A man caught on video terrorizing a woman in Phil- adelphia reportedly has known him to the LA area, according to authorities.

On Aug. 22 around 3:30 a.m., a man in a disturbing video doll mask chased a 40- year-old woman in the downtown area of Philadelphia and a man from City Hall, according to the city's Police Department.

He was later identified as 22-year-old Zennie Hughes.

Hughes allegedly made threatening comments while holding his hand be- hind his back, causing the woman to fall and get in- tired, police said. Hughes Died in a City Center station

of Philadelphia local system, the department said.

A woman in Hughes ar- rest in active police said. He may have Died Pennsylvania on that two to California and Nevada.

'He has a tendency to travel back and forth to the West Coast, California, the LA area, but also Las Vegas for employment reasons,' Philadelphia police Capt. Annie Smith told a local news outlet.

The Police Department is working with the U.S. Mar- sham Service to try to find Hughes.

The department had pre- viously released images and video of the suspect woman's a white mask, a blue back- pack and black clothing to try to identify him.

Legal Notices Legal Notices

NOTICE OF PUBLIC NOTIFICATION MAKING AN INJURY WITH THEIR COMBUST OF PROPOSED ADJUSTMENT OF 1ST OF AVENUE AT NORTH CAROLINA INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATION AND FILE

This section is an opportunity for you to share your thoughts regarding this application in an inconvenient way. Judge and/or Commissioner is not being the bearer.

Phone 27-2020 6/12/2

Details

Phone number 02-6437-1817

Postcode 7874000

Use 7 days and to make a comment

Wanted some information coming up!

When you are not interested in the subject or official action will be taken at these locations if you want to be an independent or other list of public organizations, please contact the Public Advisory Office (some at least the day or where).

What is the right to contact? Number 2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2

Can I have your own name? I am a member of the 2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2

If you are not interested in the subject or official action, please contact the Public Advisory Office (some at least the day or where). If you are not interested in the subject or official action, please contact the Public Advisory Office (some at least the day or where). If you are not interested in the subject or official action, please contact the Public Advisory Office (some at least the day or where). If you are not interested in the subject or official action, please contact the Public Advisory Office (some at least the day or where). If you are not interested in the subject or official action, please contact the Public Advisory Office (some at least the day or where). If you are not interested in the subject or official action, please contact the Public Advisory Office (some at least the day or where). If you are not interested in the subject or official action, please contact the Public Advisory Office (some at least the day or where). If you are not interested in the subject or official

Additional Information Please send me a copy of your name, address or address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of the address of

You can read more about the address, request and make public comment by calling your name (e-mail) 8-2-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2

Questions About the Request For questions about the application, please contact: COLEX, Registered Office: Department of Public Health, 8700 Highland Drive, 1-800-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2000-2

Response or renew your dog or human immune culture at www.haxamabusvnexa.com

MARKETPLACE

JOBS · REAL ESTATE · MIKE

latimes.com/place

To place an act of 1.820.234.4444

Los Angeles Times

Pass it on.

Tell your unwanted form:

where they first appreciated.

latimes.com/location/place

JOURNAL

JOURNAL OF MAGAZINE AND MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF MAGAZINE OF

CITYHA

OLECL

L

EDSBIE

N

NTEYW

L

L

L

THAT SCRABBLED WORD GAME (No. 1) May 2018

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

L

HOW TO PLACE AN AD

Self-service 24/7:

latimes.com/placead

Contact us to phone 24/7:

805-234-4444

ADVERTISING POLICIES

For Los Angeles Times advertising terms and conditions go to

www.limes.com/latimes/ads.htm (2018-10-04)

Promote Your Services

Ideal for any Professional or Service

latimes.com/PlaceAd

P

P

P

COLLEGE: August 2017. Registered in Canada. New York is the first major business. Canada is the largest business in the United States. Today, the first major business in the United States is the first major business in the United States. The first major business in the United States is the first major business in the United States is the first major business in the United States.

love is...

...delivered in small packages.

The following table provides the original text: "The English text in the source image is a single, non-textual graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic. It is not a standard graphic.

MARKETPLACE

L

Los Angeles Times

LAURENCE AUTHENTIC

The following table is provided in the image.

---

B6

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2028

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COM

COMICS

SUDOKU

4	5	6	6	8	4	6	6	5	4
6	3	4	2	8
3	1	5	7	6		6	2	1
2	5	8		4
1		5	7

Chicago Morning News (Cleveland) is the first time to be a 1st week of the 2nd week of the 3rd week of the 4th week of the 5th week of the 6th week of the 7th week of the 8th week of the 9th week of the 10th week of the 11th week of the 12th week of the 13th week of the 14th week of the 15th week of the 16th week of the 17th week of the 18th week of the 19th week of the 20th week of the 21st week of the 22nd week of the 23rd week of the 24th week of the 25th week of the 26th week of the 27th week of the 28th week of the 29th week of the 30th week of the 31st week of the 32nd week of the 33rd week of the 34th week of the 35th week of the 36th week of the 37th week of the 38th week of the 39th week of the 40th week of the 41st week of the 42nd week of the 43rd week of the 44th week of the 45th week of the 46th week of the 47th week of the 48th week of the 49th week of the 50th week of the 51st week of the 52nd week of the 53rd week of the 54th week of the 55th week of the 56th week of the 57th week of the 58th week of the 59th week of the 60th week of the 61st week of the 62nd week of the 63rd week of the 64th week of the 65th week of the 66th week of the 67th week of the 68th week of the 69th week of the 70th week of the 71st week of the 72nd week of the 73rd week of the 74th week of the 75th week of the 76th week of the 77th week of the 78th week of the 79th week of the 80th week of the 81st week of the 82nd week of the 83rd week of the 84th week of the 85th week of the 86th week of the 87th week of the 88th week of the 89th week of the 90th week of the 91st week of the 92nd week of the 93rd week of the 94th week of the 95th week of the 96th week of the 97th week of the 98th week of the 99th week of the 100th week of the

KENKEN

Every best will contain a number; numbers depend on the size of the gold. For a fast puzzle, see Box 14. Do not repeat a number in any one or column. The numbers in each boards outlined out of separate equal numbers to produce the largest number found in the top left corner of the top and using the mathematical operator indicated. A number can be used to establish a copy as long as it is not in the main row or column.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99.

HOROSCOPE

BY PHILIP MATSUS

Arles: March 25-April 30: When you launch into the past you've noticed almost every other with an enthusiasm that keeps gaining momentum into one of

the new wave of the 1st: You'll keep falling into fortunes; circumstances in voicing more pay than you add.

Scorpio: May 24-June 21: You're many talents, but you've now becoming aware of the one that's going to get the most play this season.

Canyon: June 22-July 22: You know that until you are worth working on, and in the season ahead, you'll do what it takes.

Las: July 23-Aug 23: When your solar season comes to a close, it can find a bit like driving, better from the party. Maybe you don't want it to be over, but you must admit you're relieved. Virgin (Aug. 22-Sept. 22):

The others are finally picking up what you've been throwing down for months now.

Libra: Sept. 23-Oct. 21: You're favored to get what you want today. Whatever your ambition, parties the endowall before you get into it.

Scorpio: Oct. 24-Nov. 21: You probably won't be able to keep your ambitions a secret segment. Everyone who drives by now what you're up to, and they'll be both impressed and serious.

Sagittarius: Dec. 22-Dec. 21: You're coming into a season of cutting back on the events. The expansion so you can make good on your recent promises.

Capricorn: Dec. 23-Jan. 20: To prepare for this weeks ahead, keep a "Shoe" list to take your "To Do" list.

Aquarius: Jan. 23-Feb. 20: Bad every week by throwing something away, because your sworling progress will have as much to do

with subtraction no addition.

Pisces: Feb. 2-March 20: Your unaudited places will drive even brighter when you put your planning time off the schedule.

Today's birthday (Aug. 22) It's your Year of the Phoenix. Every convention comes with better costumes brighter colors and a larger audience. By the time they do things your is over, you'll have an entirely new understanding of the kind you desire of your gifts. Your enthusiasm proves wonderfully contagious. More highlights. Your ideal customers fail to love with your work, someone with impeccable radio assigns you into their series a lucky purchase and upbrain makes. Libra and Pro you adore you. Lucky customers. $1.50. Brand of

Malta with some volume on Cheshire-Streets and the Pro have you should be read for entertainment.

CROSSWORD

Edited By Palli Ward By August Miller

ACROSS

1. Caution setting with a move now

10 Walms a run for it

10 Walms a run for it 10.5000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

10.5000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

10.5000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

10.5000000000000000000000000000000000000000

10.5000000

20.5000000000000000000000000000000000000000

20.5000000000000000000000000000000000000

20.5000000000000000000000000000000000

20.5000000

20.5000000

20.5000000

20.5000000

20.5000000

20.5000000

20.5000000

20.5000000

20.5000000

40.5000000

40.5000000

40.5000000

40.5000000

40.5000000

40.5000000

50.5000000

50.5000000

50.5000000

50.5000000

50.5000000

50.5000000

50.5000000

50.5000000

50.5000000

DO

1. Shutkin face covering

2. Shutkin

3. Shutkin

4. Shutkin face covering

5. Shutkin

6. Shutkin face covering

7. Shutkin

8. Shutkin

9. Shutkin

10. Shutkin

11. Chakravati, perhaps

12. Chakravati, perhaps

13. Sultana, the

14. Sultana, the

15. The line of the

11. Building soda target

12. Oh

13. Cocktail party attire

14. Black sketch

15. Mybster right after

planting, as seedlings

16. House of sinverse

17. 2014年1月1日

18. Journalist Payne known

as the "First Lady of the

Black Prom"

21. German "saat"

22. German "saat"

23. Theorese

24. Hall of Fame

Japan

25. First part to perform at

the Super Bowl

26. Comparatively large

hand

28. Theater section

29. Maccara applo

30. Galloping, that

obscura (2) 1000

31. "Love that"

32. "Shelterrha" novel

33. "No because we

can't" Monsters, but

north

43. Dirty together

44. "Sneaker that" perhaps

out

47. More

48. Object of monsture

49. Spudding scarlet

50. Thush to a white

north

54. Do Armour of

Sutherland

55. After Mino

56. Rave

57. Rave

ANWOR TO

PREVIEW PEOPLE

9:22:00

BRIDGE

BY FRANK STEWART

Among the "rules" of play the most dangerous may be "right over, one-never," referring to the play of a man running the game. "With an eight-card holding, I mean in one direction of the other, with nine cards, play the A-K."

A. Today's six hearts: South taken the ace of clubs and names. Six A-K, of bridge. The A-K weak is traditional. A South chance of the innings, he will have none left. Then if he misguishes in spades and loses to the game, the delusions will each come risks.

Both offences should be spoiled and, by hand, the ace and a low spade. When West follows, one South must play dummy tye.

East rolls, but South can win the diamond return, must be running the same, and a table the rest. So would also be safe if East had the space of spades. But if South put up the long and East rolled, South would be. The mathematical basis of "right over, one never" is towards. Moreover, anything good technique is better than relying on numeric throws.

You hold (\bullet 9\frac{1}{2} \text{" } 9 \times 4 \text{" } 1 \times 3 \times 8 \frac{1}{2} \text{" } 0.5). That payment opens too spade. The next player passes. What do you see?

Answer: In "Standard" methods, but two clubs. If partner part fails low of a red out, half-wayades, if he rehab the spades, none to three. You will never place and suggest club strength. In a "ST" style, one cannot bid two clubs unless you

judge your hand as worth finding the right tight (BT and jump in spades next

South dealer

R. Drabinovich

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

● 0.1

Tritsau Content Agency

ASKING ERIC

Dear Erlic: My parents get divorced when I was a tref-dier. Father remarried to a woman he about 10 years, well another dinner. My ma-bleenage with the dog-nerther was unhealthy nearly the entire time they were married.

Now we usually exchange taste on Mother's Day and birthdays. But reformers we hate to run out of our ma-ma-mangling lives.

She does not have belong-out children or a current partner. Nothing has been spoken about this yet, however, I expect somewhat over a conversation may happen about where she intends to spend her final days. She anticipates needing着immis-cess her man last term still.

By that time, I'll have been the "good one" for my mother and probably my father by handling their end-of-life matters. It is not something I look forward to doing again, or I look like they group met up that way.

My question is about my former respondent (Suzanne). I have no information about her financial situation, except that she doesn't have to be in a month of a month of my father's estate, and what

I'd like to be prepared to talk to my shoppers if the conversation comes up about her end-of-life planning. I'd like to know how she is working for estate, and what if anything is our masterof or we're intent I

that rule? We have a cordial relationship, but it is not any type of relationship.

It would make the boy-ner on my show, but I must pull a hole if I knew if she values me being in her life enough to show what I want to me or not. Can I tell the "good license shop" one if I ask about this?

Good-See

Dear Sour. These are two separate conversations. They're anticipating being called on to help and you want to make sure you're valued. But even if you are thought of in your indomethine (well, we know) really in your relationship, you may still find a new reason.

So, start by automating the end-of-life ... conversation yourself. If this is something you support will be asked of you, but you don't know for sure, reach out and ask about it. On the other conversation, having thought of the what an ideal situation might look like for the rest of you. It sounds like the ideal way not involve you in an active campaign too.

Perhaps, she's always made plans to move somewhere where they can care for her, or to fare help. Perhaps she has a sense for manager. You may be an winning too much. And, (Like Sam) I thought, having all her options, you might find that you're best utilized as a sounding board and some-

one who can do research for her.

Dear Erlic: My nephew is a fifth spade who was called on ugly social conflict by a classmate. His parents did not want to make a chat and give this bully power over their son by calling him out. What is the best way to deal with a verbal assault when it involves children?

Venus

Dear Vowell: With I understand the parents' reference to give the bully the attention he comes, one would hope that the school has procedures to correct this kind of behavior.

It's important for the safety and best care will being of the child that they talk to a teacher or a school administrator about what's being said to him. It's possible that this isn't an isolated incident. It's also possible that if there are students who feel they can get away with social epithets to classmates, they also feel unopposed to bully in other ways.

That nephew probably doesn't have her tools to deal with this, he's just not bound to interested on his behalf, not only to get him support and show him that they've in his corner. And also on an example of how to stand up for himself as he grows older.

Rimal question is

retrocarbonate

FAMILY CIRCUS By Ed Kuzma

DENNIS THE MENADE By Hank Rathburn

I'm going to hear

a glass of milk!

THE WAY TO BE THE BEST

FULL RULING?

FULL WANDS AND ON Female

WARNAMOUNT By Don & Paul

Thank you for the kind offer, but my bully does not care for leaves!

BLISS By Harry Bliss

By the James of the professional

SPEED BUMP By Dan Creely

---

LATIMER.COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2024

B7

COMICS

LA CUCARACNA By Lalo Alvarez

CRABGRASS By Tachel Bordon

CURTIS By Ray Dilingstay

LOOSE PARTS By Dave Bloom

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE By Stephen Parks

LID By Mark Tatulli

ZITS By Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman

TUNDRA By Chad Carpenter

SIX CHOI By Stephanie Piro

FRAZZ By Jel Malani

NON SEQUITUR By Wiley

PICKLES By Brian Crane

BABY BLUES By Jerry Scott & Rick Kelerian

CRANKSHATT By Tom Boltuk & Chuck Ayers

JUMP START By Robin Armstrong

MACANUDO By Lissara

BLONDIÉ By Dean Young & John Marshall

BETWEEN FRIENDS By Sandra Bell-Lundy

BIZARRO By Wayne and Priore

DRABBLE By Kevin Fagan

MUTTS By Patrick McDonnell

PEANUTS By Charles M. Schulz

---

B8

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2926

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COM

THE WEATHER

Today in Southern California

Not weekend before. Help you more to get to and over the Rockies will continue to provide sunshine and hot weather a across the district for the foreseeable future. The humidity will remain elevated, making it feel more uncomfortable. The farmers will keep it more tolerable at the beaches. Early morning low clouds will be confined to coastal areas, especially in Orange County.

5-day forecasts

Highly insensitive to the weather, but the weather is not as good as the weather.

Today	L.A. Basin		Halleys		Beaches		Mountains		Decorts
	9/8/70		10/5/71		8/8/67		9/8/64		11/8/67
	Survey any season		Covers and hot		Survey and hayland		Sunshine, a disease		Partly survey season
Country	Any season	9/4/71	9/4/71	8/2/71	Survey any season	8/3/67	Survey	8/4/74	Any season	10/1/67
Mexico	Any season	9/5/72	Yes	8/3/76	Survey any season	8/3/65	Monday survey	8/4/74	Any season	10/1/67
Venezuela	Survey season	9/5/72	Last but	8/2/71	Survey survey	8/3/75	Monday survey	8/4/74	Any season	10/1/67
Wednesday	Survey season	9/6/72	Last but	8/2/71	Survey survey	8/3/65	Any season	9/5/72	Any season	10/1/67

Air quality

Eastern California	MONTHS		Lime Cans		North Coast Air Quality Management District Interstate air quality report
	9/8/70	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
North	9/8/64	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8/64	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8/64	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8/64	9/4/71	9	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8/64	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8/64	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4

Canty	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71
North America	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71
North America	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71
South America	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71
South America	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4/71	8/4

Tides

L.A. Basin: 9/4/71 or 8/4/71
Today	10/5/71		11/5/71		12/5/71
	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
Sun	9/5/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
Sun	9/5/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71

UV index

We have to have the sunshine people.
Low temp.	10	Prevent. 25
Low temp. 10	10	Not Prevent. 25

California cities

	Day	Time	Today	Time
San Antonio	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10.30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10.30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10.30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10.30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10.30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10.30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10.30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10.30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10.30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30	10:30	10:30	10:30
Santa Cruz	10:30

Sun and moon

Today's location
	Low temp.	10	Prevent.	8/4/71	8/4/71
North	9/8/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4	9/4	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71	9/4/71
South	9/8	9/4	9/4	9/4	9/4

	Day	Time	Today	Time
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30

Forgettes
	Low temp.	10	Prevent.	8/4/71	8/4/71
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30

	Day	Time	Today	Time
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30
U.S. & D.C. (N=1, 2, 3)	1:30	1:30	1:30	1:30

Today in North America

Watching for some time in the Pacific. Styling: Thunderstorms will move across the eastern parts of the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes on this order. Every storm will bring had, heard, in response, and in either of the things. The Southland and Western Gulf Coast states will remain feel.

U.S. cities

9.5 days! U.S. COUNSEL AS OF 2 P.M. FOR THE 40 CENTIGUOUS STATES

High 12 in 8 days. Last.

	Today	Today	Today
City	10:30	10:30	10:30
St. Louis	10:30	10:30	10:30
St. Louis	10:30	10:30	10:30
St. Louis	10:30	10:30	10:30
St. Louis	10:30	10:30	10:30
St. Louis	10:30	10:30	10:30
St. Louis	10:30	10:30	10:30

Jefferson's skills take hold in Centennial win

By CLARK DYER

Corona Centennial senior quarterback, Aubin Jefferson showcased last minute on three plays that didn't count in the team's season opener against Barette on Thursday night.

First, Jefferson has from one window to the other in the backfield, evading 30-timeless. He finished the run at the one-yard best before a holding call gave Barette a league.

On the next play, Jefferson threw the ball into the chest of a moment of the one-yard line, only for another holding penalty to negate the play.

At this point, it was for coming rediculous. So coach Matt Logan decided to do something even more of the time with his play making.

Jefferson threw a lateral to senior win in the senior Gaum Large, who threw it back to Jefferson. The quarterback then slammed through the favorite defense as the first-half win to an out, finding the way to the end zone. Also, the 5-underweight, 5-under because of another penalty.

Jefferson had plenty of plays that did count, however, in Centennials 45-18 win at Orange Coast College. He completed 10 of 10 passes for 200 yards and two touchdowns on the ground.

The first win to the highest win—and one that wasn't called back—came when he threw out of the end zone and contacted 3-0/2 with another 10-1/2. The second, 10-1/2, the second, 10-1/2, the second, 10-1/2, the second, 10-1/2, the second, 10-1/2, the second, 10-1/2, the second, 10-1/2, the second, 10-1/2, the second, 10-1/2, the second, 10-1/2.

In casual terms, Blair preferred the 5-3/4th Dominion Jr. either with while Monday his opponents.

The first 10-1/2, however, is unethroughing of the dependable with Blair, a transfer from the 5-3/4th.

"We've been making many players on what life, so it's nothing new to us," Jefferson said.

Jefferson, whose outright foot to Bland, also contacted with Blair on a 46-

ISALAN LEELDA gets fired up on defense for Barette, which fell to Corona Centennial 45-21 on Thursday.

SURVIVIN WALK of Corona Centennial makes a one-handed catch for one of his seven receptions.

yard touchdown pass. Blair finished with eight catches for 2 yards and two touchdowns.

For Barette, it was a difficult night for Rick Thurston, who was making his exacting debut for his alma mater. Thurston was an 45-17B catch in the senior year and worked as the passing game coordinator and then offensive coordinator for Barette during a 10-year stretch that ended in 1964.

Back on the window with the Franchise the first time to move than two decades, Thurston said Barette needed to be strong in the breeches in order to win. "That's how thumpers were anglioni," he said.

Glammuon was counting on strong performances from the backwater group, describing the loss of finish Lefina and junior Allen Kennell. However, Centen-

rial was able to rush for more than 100 yards via a roameless that included 2 yards and a touchdown from senior Braden Bruin and an additional 10 yards from junior Malaki Darcy.

It wasn't all negative for Barette, as the team found success through the ground game. Back of the team's three touchdowns came off the run, and junior training back Joanne Walls alternated, gaining 28 yards and scoring a 10-yard touchdown.

African transfer Gina Wang made his debut at quarterback for Barette, and the junior signal called showed failure of the 5-3/4th round come into season, making multiple incision passes and pulling off a big 10-yard run on fourth down. Three touchdowns were spurned and he ultimately back a shady perform-

THURSDAY'S PREF

FOOTBALL SCORES

AIR GLOWS

Barnet, 1980

Barnet, 1980

COCONECIS

Barnet, 1980

Barnet, 1980

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

COCONECIS

ance, completing 16 of 20 passes for 10 yards.

There was a brief glimmer of hope Barette would come back to the end of the 4 touchdowns to make the score 54-28 with the numbers left. However, a roughing—the kicker call on a Centennial point ended. Barette's hopes of really 25 was a frustrating end to a frustrating game for American.

For Logan, it was a great start to this season—though his performance with Centennial's offensive penalties was palpable.

Still, the Centennial coach, who has two more than 100 yards, had 10 Southern Section division championships, was pleased with the 10-1/2 win for Jefferson and Blair, perhaps the most slammed franchise coach.

Our quarterback is absolutely dynamic, and (Blair) is unbelievable," Logan said." Over every-prime, failure to score on 10-1/2ndnders game, he'd like to go."

Centennial may have some variation to clean up the with Jefferson, Blair, and prove it to be a good, active weapon, it could be in for another important season.

---

LATIMER COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2024

B9

MLB STANDINGS

through Thursday

NATIONAL LEAGUES

Walt	W	L	3rd	5th	10th	15th
Billings	77	14	4.02	—	—	74
San Diego	60	10	2.34	8	7.4	—
Denver	87	15	5.23	12	9.5	—
San Francisco	53	75	4.28	24	8.7	—
Colorado	30	17	2.94	26	9.6	—
Houston	70	16	3.95	—	—	—
Milwaukee	70	40	8.17	—	5.0	—
Chicago	74	14	2.74	8	6.4	—
St. Louis	80	15	3.12	13	7.3	—
Pittsburgh	63	10	4.08	25	9.5	—
Cincinnati	64	47	4.77	18	9.6	—
Ohio	70	15	3.95	—	—	—
Atlanta	70	55	5.88	—	—	—
Philadelphia	70	18	3.67	9	8.2	—
Detroit	68	49	4.38	14	9.5	—
Washington	51	39	4.73	14	8.7	—
New York	69	51	4.52	17	7.3	—

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Walt	W	L	3rd	5th	10th
Houston	68	49	3.92	—	—
Miami	68	49	4.02	2	9.6
Seattle	80	26	4.02	8	6.2
Atlanta	51	37	4.98	12	6.4
Atlanta	49	13	3.63	15	2.6
Detroit	70	16	3.95	—	—
Chicago	60	45	5.23	—	5.0
Minneapolis	61	45	4.52	24	9.5
Cincinnati	62	48	4.88	15	9.6
Detroit	61	48	4.88	8	6.2
Kansas City	55	74	4.38	12	6.4
Walt	70	16	3.95	—	—
Tampa Bay	70	51	5.98	—	5.0
San Jose	72	52	5.52	8	6.4
Boston	68	59	4.38	8	6.6
Denver	81	58	4.98	14	7.3
Baltimore	81	67	4.77	15	6.6

Tampa y games
Beagle at Pittsburgh	4.15 p.m.
Angler at Tulsa	4.75 p.m.
Baylor at St. Louis (A)	4.75 p.m.
Miami at Milwaukee	10.15 p.m.
Washington at Miami	1.75 p.m.
St. Louis at St. Louis (B)	1.75 p.m.
Tokyo at San Francisco	6.15 p.m.
Tokyo Bay at Baltimore	6.15 p.m.
San Jose (N) at Chicago (A)	4.15 p.m.
St. Louis at Houston	4.15 p.m.
San Francisco at Boston	4.15 p.m.
Chicago (N) at Seattle	4.15 p.m.
Boston at Kansas City	4.15 p.m.
Cincinnati at Atlanta	5.15 p.m.
Cincinnati at Kansas City	5.15 p.m.
Minneapolis at San Diego	5.45 p.m.

THE DAY IN SPORTS

Appeals court hails extra year in NCAA

WIRE REPAIRS

A federal appeals court on Friday temporarily in about a court order that would have granted three stands of atiseless wire left college after their resume as extra a year of eligibility — a key rating that came only eight days before he tried one extra opening in the 1st.

The lawsuit was tied by players who at around 6:00 p.m. at 2:00. Before college eligibility was set to 2 season and wire were not included in the NCAA's controversial new rule that greater need players five years of eligibility beginning next season.

After winning a ruling in district court last month, many of those players were trying to figure out how to return to their former schools to play another year.

Clara Chisholm, a 1st state attorney, is also a member of the 1st state attorney, who is eight games on the operating day of double the major college football.

This 3.1 rating from a panel of the U.S. 28th Court Court of Appeals in Denver puts that on brief until the appeal can be heard in the 'ad.

ETC.

No. 1 Sinner pulls out of U.S. Open

Top-ranked Atlanta Sinner withdrew from the U.S. Open, under 10 cm over three a night later in the final half of the 1st season, with winning the Winnownein Club.

Directs: Paul Alexander Emerson was unable to win the 1st season, while at the All England Club, but then pulled out of the hard court tournaments in Montreal and Cleveland that serve as a warmup for the U.S. Open.

After speeding top-ranked Atlanta Ralstonia, Alex Bigler, a Chenille came from a set down to play Madison Ears in the Cincinnati Open quarterfinals 3-6, 6-3, 7-4.

WINDHAM CLARK Hats out of a buncher during the second round of the BMW Championship. Clark holds a one-winder lead.

G. Cere Gault and Maria Kotynk played in the late quarter final. Elena Kylaktas dropped playing during the first set of a quarterfinals match, and Iga Betatas on Thursday night, eventually retiring with an ankle injury.

Windham Clark finished home-free through the first two rounds and broke a one-stroke lead over their Woodland at St. James's Country Club at St. Louis after two rounds of the BMW Championship. Last year U.S. Open winner, J.J. Spans, had a 48 and a third two lead. Miss Samuels, author, brought under 45 cm Thursday for a one-stroke lead over their Japanese injury. Rose Hatsuka in the CPEC Women's Open in Edmonton, with two Canadian teenagers on the leaderboard in the national champi-

smiling. Kara Kenney was 62nd at 64 in her first round as an LIFAR Tour member, a stroke ahead of the Canadian team — 2-year-old Anna Haskins and 30-year-old salesman Michelle King — and Chinara Kooning Yi. Richard T. Lee of Canada and a five-under 90 in his a one-stroke lead after two rounds of LIF Golf Indianapolis.

Bernie Hurt baseman Mailed Georgia to Hurt seasoning, and this signed the just three days after returning from a nearly two-month stay. Garvin Hratzel has left hamstring at the firstสนาม of the Bursar 4.5 victory over the Indiana Thursday. Washington (Ed. Shrews) is weakest left ankle and manager Hicks Bower, and Thursday the 4th final shortstop is key to the 2nd round, and is in the Nationals' 6-8 win at Texas on

Nationals' night when he went into second base and usually on a ninth-money birdie. Jacob deGroot reached 2:00 a.m. at a time and the second base against and stump pitched in MLB history when the Texas Rangers right-handed injured the first two-stroke, ending his 8 in a 2-3 win over the Nationals on Thursday. Arizona Diamondbacks second baseman Ketel Miller will be transferred to the Brakel. To be the 1st-under 90 last, three men after he had to show up 4-4 against the 2nd. General manager Mike Bower, one-turned Thursday that made a headed to the injured list and will return one last healthy, inside the Arizona Republic and MLB own first reported.

World champion runner Jenny Simpson revealed it was a rare head injury, and the first two consecutive scores at a race in June and that she will not return to running. In an Instagram post Thursday, the 20-year-old Simpson said she was diagnosed with acetylcholinergic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy (ARVC), a condition that triggered "dangerous heart rhythms that ultimately caused my heart to stop."

The University of Georgia women are not team leader, the NCAA attendance record for men or women as with a round of 15.485 on Thursday night at Sanford Stadium for a 6-0 victory over James Madison.

Paul's 4-4 win receiver Jake Boice will have both after being out of the field from the December 1st season for with the Tennessee Titans with what much Mike Macdonald called a serious right knee injury.

The Duke University and Kiley Thompson agreed on a contract but not, ending a two-year season with a 1st round by the shocking trade of Lada Donato. Dallas DeBromagored to sign a new year contract with the Denver Nuggets, which the veteran chairman of ETO will be, a person with knowledge of the deal and.

BASEBALL: THURSDAY FLASHBACK

JAMES M. HAYNES

DATE	W	L	3rd	5th	7th	9th	11th	13th
1/24/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
2/25/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
3/26/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
4/27/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
5/28/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
6/29/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
7/30/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
8/31/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
9/1/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
10/2/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
11/3/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
12/4/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
13/5/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
14/6/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
15/7/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
16/8/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
17/9/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
18/10/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
19/11/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
20/12/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
21/13/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
22/14/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
23/15/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
24/16/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
25/17/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
26/18/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
27/19/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
28/20/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
29/21/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
30/22/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
31/23/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
32/24/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
33/25/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
34/26/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
35/27/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
36/28/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
37/29/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
38/30/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
39/31/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
40/32/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
41/33/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
42/34/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
43/35/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
44/36/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
45/37/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
46/38/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
47/39/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
48/40/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
49/41/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
50/42/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
51/43/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
52/44/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
53/45/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
54/46/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
55/47/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
56/48/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
57/49/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
58/50/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
59/51/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
60/52/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
61/53/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
62/54/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
63/55/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
64/56/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
65/57/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
66/58/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
67/59/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
68/60/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
69/61/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
70/62/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
71/63/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
72/64/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
73/65/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
74/66/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
75/67/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
76/68/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
77/69/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
78/70/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
79/71/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
80/72/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
81/73/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
82/74/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
83/75/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
84/76/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
85/77/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
86/78/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
87/79/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
88/80/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
89/81/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
90/82/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
91/83/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
92/84/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
93/85/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
94/86/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
95/87/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
96/88/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
97/89/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
98/90/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
99/91/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1
100/92/24	1	1	1	1	1	1	1	1

JAMES M. HAYNES

---

B10

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2018

Los Angeles Times

LATIMES COM

Photo courtesy of DORISKY FOOTBALL on March 17

EMMANY JOHNSON, left, can't grab the 40est Jacob Corning on route to Corning's 83-yard past return for a touchdown at B.8th Stadium.

Chargers face significant challenges

(Chargers, from B10)

to get in practice this week, and the programs wouldn't lead.

"Yeah, it's an AOL," Harbaugh confirmed after the 40est. "Some I'm not prodding. We don't — we're not putting a label on it right now, and we'll make a decision."

Moving into the starting center are within evader Jake Bluegiver, a second-round pick, and a second final position at Florida.

Bluegiver doesn't round the 40est. "I'm not going to get the set into the starting side."

"Don't think I think we're behind 'no unit.' There's a little bit of a job to up spend on the 40est. I think you're everything in that regard."

An played time began on Thursday and watched the rest of the game from the season. It's understandable that the Chargers only wanted light duty from him, considering they flagged through a formal 2001 season when they lost their two outstanding tackles and endured a revolting door along the offensive line throughout the year.

At tackle Raiders Slater is leading with a three-up of his originally repaired knee and mound practices this week. The Chargers lost him to a knee injury in training camp last summer.

As is common throughout the 2001, John of Chargers starters were merely specifics for the second of three prominent games. Among those who didn't show for the game were Slater and right tackle An A6, Harbaugh, Woolf, Healy and Adelson Blalock (from 2006 first-round pick), cornerback Ernie Jackson and All-Prosday (former James J.)

Here are some of the reservations from the Chargers' prominent loss to the 40est.

THE CHARGERS' Janet Patterson makes on a night L.A. gained just 15 per lb per carry on designed runs.

Lance shows off against former team

As he did in Houston, quarterback Troy Lance (American rookie) performance this time against the franchise that drafted him third overall in 2020.

Its spindored play Thursday was a 17-year scramble through the middle of the San Francisco in-treas.

The 40est were in man-to-man coverage and last track of the Chargers' quarterback.

Lance ran to the six in-treas he was drugged down. The Chargers were unable to cross the goal line from them, however, and walked off the field with a field goal. Lance completed 16 of 16 passes for 72 yards.

Amar Mariner started the game, but he and the end of the starters played just one series, a three-and-out 2U Tragadore completed seven of 16 passes for 80 yards and a touchdown.

Thompson calls with injury

Chargers rookie receiver Bronce Thompson made more headlines after the 40est practice with the 40est, saying of the San Francisco defense "we tore them up." He had two touchdown set-backs three-stevens.

The days later, the fourth-round pick found himself in the blue medical unit. Features were behind at Thompson in the opening quarter Thursday night, at tenacity walking into to the locker room.

They're the Chargers if they were: Thompson is the leading to identify Arlene Wu, who inspired off the practice field with an apparent up injury; this week and didn't show for the pro-leason game.

Thompson ran the 40est, following 2.26 seconds, lying him for the fastest at the 2005 combler and the third-hatred time he a wide receiver at the combler since 2005.

In the second quarter of trophy, former Eleanor Taylor left the game with a shoulder problem. He has been battling for the starting off of left guard.

Positions and negatives

Even though the Chargers ranked a middle of the past 17th in net parting an image last season, 20, the 40est record came to open from that Pro-Football-Powarman and him fourth in a position almost that before in long time, directional placement and educational execution.

Scott played that way against the 40est, pinning him deep in they two-stevens than once. He was his heart-cured effective weapon until Lance had his big carry midway through the second quarter.

But the past play folks will remember was the 83-yard return for a touchdown by San Francisco's Jacob Corning, who took a position and the end of the coverage team. On this one, Scott was taken out by an apparent block in the back that wasn't flagged. What was added was an unspectacular penalty on 40est tackle Trent Williams, who came off the bench to celebrate the return.

As for looking, Cameron Dicker is tripped out and came on extra points, but he housed one after the back. James Oakes scored on an microphone return in the third quarter.

Still a work in progress

There were some since worthy coverage break-downs for the Chargers' past defense, with a 2.26 second on corner. The club didn't make any big moves in that department in the offensive,

nor did it draft any corner-back.

It's clear the Chargers are still figuring out Mike McDaniels' offense, and the new offensive coordinator wasn't ever getting more.

Three times in the first half, the former team saw big gains wiped out by mental errors. First, a fairly deep pass to running back Boston Mitchell for 2 yards was included in an 8-yard catch and carry to Houston Gadsden II. Finally, another illegal formation brought back an 8-yard run by Lance.

THURSDAY 17 MICHIGAN 2018

FRI 10:30

AM 10:30 PM SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

SUNDAY 17 18:30 PM

Hunter, Daniels ready to make impressions

(Rams, from B10)

but never takes a regular-season since before the game against the Chiefs, he took most of the second team rope to a joint practice with the Dallas Cowboys On Thursday. Bernard and Simpson split snaps during a joint practice with the team.

"Some of the things that his game can really come to through is not to be able to tell in the overactive settings because he's got three legs where he can really be able to create all scramble. McTee and of Bernard, adding 'Touros got great athletic success' to really more of her continuing, and they can and getting him a chance."

Here are other things to work Saturday when the Rams play the Hunter of B10 Stadium at 1 p.m. on CBS.

Spooky Hunter out to turn heads

The Rams selected Jacques Damant as the fourth round of the 2001 field, then moving the former Ashton standard as a breakaway

BAMS QUARTERBACK: Ty Simpson completed 21 of 23 passes in his pro-2000

förval. "It's a team with training tackle Kyren Williams, Blake Corwin and the veteran Roman Brown. Hunter is aiming to make an impression - it's a team - not too late, but,"

Against the Chiefs, Hunt

ve rushed for 10 yards in nine carries.

Cox exorciser CJ Daniels catch on?

Daniels is with round draft pick, made standard plays seemingly every week,

out during training camp. Against the Chiefs, he was targeted five times and had two catches in 40 yards.

Daniels projects as the potential sixth scorers to a greater speed in the first three stars Poles Haras and Danielle Adams, Jordan

Whittington, Kensia Hemphill and Stater Smith.

Who will grab fifth cornerback spot?

Sam Langdon since copied and broke up passes during training camp and appeared passionate in a shot of moving from the practice against the roster.

Jack McPherson, Nytzer Pungtseyan and AT&Tson Hamilton also are competing to make a position group their includes a series from McDuffie and JoAnn Watson and Emmanuel Forbes Jr. and Josh Walters.

Is there room for Hamilton on line?

Hamilton, a second-men defensive lineman from Ohio State, made a lead the offensive and during one.

He made two tackles against the Chiefs.

The defensive line features Kates Turner, Procter and Jack Brodne Poles - with Aaron Donald possibly joining a career point.

Tucker sale for hit mark

(Olympics, from B10) and media. The waiting plan starts will be different than once used to make a game or concerts, and lifting developed. The same growth for planning of company's teams.

"It's a two-Second approach from my perspective," Kate Mayfield said. "We don't want to be in a position where we will something that doesn't equate to the experience that someone is expecting to have."

L438, said more tickets will be available on a first-time, first-served basis for every sport and year as organizers refine some aspects. Tickets that appear unavailable to many country on the market would later as organizers gain a clearer picture of setups. With first-time, first-served purchasing, the following platform will remain open continuously through the Games.

The game is one of those people that has a very, very specific idea of what they want and they don't want to move off that of all. One could have been a hard because we'd have tickets to sale through Games time," Kate Mayfield said. "It's you can check on that first day. But you could also check too much better, and it could be different."

Now you can't remember a bit for fans, who scrapped up all available tickets to softball, between flag boards and squads during the second-hry, L438 record. All tickets available for Oklahoma City's softball and a new one, and the other, could through for both drops. More tickets for those events will be added to the game.

Although many fans have their teams set on a single high-demand Olympic event, a tickets might be open to the end of the first event sports during the Paralympics. Tickets for the Paralympics will also go on sale in 2007, beginning with a victory for analyzed time slots, similar to the first Olympic ticket drops, about 25% of the total. In edition tickets between the Games are currently in the Paralympics, in L438, and in 2007.

The Paralympics are typically priced much lower than the Olympics. The Paris Olympics has single tickets already in 31,000,000 euros in July 2016, for remaining and local and local and all two as 200 across all sports. Half a million tickets for the Paris Paralympics were 800 and half of all tickets were priced less than 877. There are also 1000 Olympic ticket packages for multiple sports and families. The items are also available for approximately 2.5 million tickets sold. The second most ever for a Paralympic Games, and a second 12 million tickets sold for a single one between the 2024 Olympics and Paralympics.

The first 12 months, before than previous Games, L438 and it is already on pay to surpass Paris' sales record after the 2024 Games and 2.36 million tickets, although their second drop in May 2016, Paris and 4.6 million Olympics were total.

Now who registered for Olympics tickets will already be registered for the Paralympic referees and L438 has already been registration specifically for the Paralympics.

"Don't forget how great the Paralympics are," Kate Mayfield said, "and how much opportunity there's going to be there to see 40 Great Sports, one game, be a part of the Games, and see world-class athletes compete, as you're a must that you haven't seen before if you're only seen the Olympics."

Selling millions of tickets before the schedule of matchups are even set has "green L438's a lot of confidence" and "the best of today," Kate Mayfield said. The early ticket sales have given the private equipping return for a strong trouble from the start to largest revenue drivers.

Coaching and hospitality are the best to be the latest $2.5 billion of L438's total $2.5 billion budget for the Games. It is the second day, yet source of appraisal revenue is the best to be L438 has processed will be a private funder/foam.

---

LATIMER COM

Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 2024

B11

Timberwolves, Lynx co-owner

Lore will sell controlling stake

BY DAVE CAMPBELL

MISSISIA/POLIS — Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx co-owner Mark Lore agreed to sell his controlling stake in the franchisee to limited partner Marc Blad at a $15.5 billion value to sell a new after-hay purchase that finished, according to a person with knowledge of the issue.

The person spoke Friday to the Associated Press on conditions of anonymity because details of the agreement — the second sale in the NBA this month — were not being publicized.

Mark Lore's own flipped by Mack Walter to Bob Iger and Joshua Rintner at a $15.5-billion valuation in a deathtrick last week.

Lore, a New York co-owner, entrepreneur and partner John Rodriguez, the former Major League Baseball star, bought the NBA and WNBA clubs from Minnesota businessman Glen Taylor. That complicated and contentious process lasted more than four years until the $1.5-billion sale got league approval in June 2023.

Lore will return a limited share and essentially swap rules with Brad, who is the founder of Dragmore Investment group, a California-based firm formed on technology companies. Rodriguez will remain as a co-owner and continue as the most publicly viable owner

Newsweek magazine

MARC LORE teamed with an MLB star Alice Rodriguez to buy the new Minnesota teams in June 2023.

of the pro basketball franchisees.

Lore's decision to sell his majority stake along from his first-see-in-lived delivery startup Wender, according to a second person with knowledge of the situation, speaking on condition of anonymity to the AP because these details were not being made public. Lore has started the process of baling Wender public.

Lore, Rodriguez and Brad issued a joint statement Friday expressing their commitment to the current leadership in the organization including Chief

Executive Staff, Caldwell Timberwolves president of basketball operations Tim Connelly, Timberwolves head coach Chris Paoli, and Lore president of basketball operations and head coach Cheryl Burns.

"We have been working together for years with a shared goal of building the Timberwolves and Lynx into the best organization of basketball on and off the floor. Our priority is and always will be change-making," the owners said. "Our new agreement, pending league approval, is an evolution of the partnership

we have built together and strengthening of our commitment to our team and our culture."

The two teams outweigh play at Target Center, which opened in 2009 for the second season of the Timberwolves after they were granted an expansion. Searcher, Lore and Rodriguez have previously pledged a desire to keeping the teams in downtown Minneapolis, eventually to a new arena.

The Lynx were added to the WNBA as an expansion club in 1999 and have won two championships, with a healthy lead on the rest of the league this season for four star Stephens Cullen and roster Olivia Mills.

The Timberwolves have never won a title or reached the NBA Finals. With an eight-year run of making the playoffs behind at an forward finish, the team's first visit proved of sustained movement.

Since drafting Anthony Edwards with the first event of just in the 20th shall, having Finals in 2022 and Connelly in 2022, the Timberwolves have given into one of the leagues best teams. They reached the Western Conference, finals in 2024 and 2025 and were called in the second round for the four full-time flyers last season. They acquired point guard Laddin Hall to see off being a good summer to date.

Campbell writes for the Associated Press.

PRO CALENDAR

	SEP	JUN	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY	AUG	SEP	JULY
1	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED	WED

---

Los Angeles Times

812

SPORTS

SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 • LATIMES.COM/SPORTS

Rising rookie could prompt rethink

If Simpson plays well again, McVay may choose him to be Rams' backup QB.

By GARY ELKIN

Stefanos Bennett started the first preseason game, but played only two series.

Rookie: Ty Simpson played the rest of the way — and produced one of the NFL's best performances by a quarterback.

So the biggest question for the Rams pros joke that today's preseason game against the New Orleans Saints is whether coach Sean McVay will modify the plan for the two players competing to back up Matthew Stafford.

Bennett, a fourth-year pro, displayed and played with confidence throughout training camp and preseason practices. But his first series against the Kansas City Chiefs — which came against many defenses — is a great three-and-out. In his final series, he completed four of five games during a field goal drive.

He came Simpson, the 25th pick in the NFL draft.

Simpson completed 21 of 23 passes for 200 yards and two runs drivers.

Even when you just say, Ad right, looking at last week, Ty did a great job. Stefano did what he could. "McVay said, 'I think it is important to be able to get a fair opportunity for those guns to win the offense with enough snaps.'"

Bennett has played in seven preseason games, but [See: Baum, 101]

NFL PRIZEGAINS

Rams vs. New Orleans

AT SUPT: PRIZMINE THURS: 1 pick. TV: CBS

Photographs by ROBERT FLETCHER, Los Angeles Times

TREY LANCE runs for some of his 42 yards in a 43-17 loss to the 49ers on Thursday. The backup completed 10 of 16 passes for 75 yards.

CHARGERS TAKEAWAYS

Scrambling to find silver lining

Not much goes right as Chargers beat themselves 'in all three phases' of preseason loss

BY SAM FARMER

It's hard to know how much stock to put in an NFL preseason game.

Twenty years ago, the Indianapolis Colts went 1.6 in the preseason and wound up winning the Super Bowl. A year later, the New York Giants did the same thing. And the following year, the Detroit Lions went 4.0 in the preseason before losing every regular season game.

This much we know: The Chargers had precious few highlights: Thursday night and a candidate of lowlights, resulting in a 40" loss to the San Francisco 49ers at 8 off 9 stadium.

On designed runs, the Chargers gained 14 yards per carry. They converted two of 16 third downs. Their defense surrendered five touchdowns, including an 83-yard punt return.

DALEVON CAMPBELL, left, is defended by the 49ers' Darrell Lister Jr.

The only two statistical categories in which they had an edge: More penalties and more punts.

We got an important and we beat ourselves in all three phases. Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh said 'it's not going to go well when those two things occur.'

Harbaugh was understandably subdued, especially on the heels of a more encouraging performance in a preseason game at Houston. But this was a preseason game, a time to work out the many wrinkles, and the Chargers have more than three weeks before they open the regular season at home against Arizona.

Oh, there are significant hurdles to overcome. For one, they have lost their center to a lower injury. That's for the season. Tyler Stadium suffered a serious injury to his anterior cruciate ligament. [See: Chambers, 101]

Sparks eliminated from playoff race

Despite loss to Dream, the retiring Opeumike calls her final season in L.A. a 'Missing'

BY JORDAN PYRATE

After 15 years in the WNBA, the Sparks' Newka Opeumike is content with her decision to call this her final season.

"I think that ended up being a 'Missing in disguise,' Opeumike said of returning to the Sparks during the off-season. 'Have training camp 9.8, I wanted to you know what? I think what I have left is one more season, and I was OK with that.'"

The Sparks opened a three-game tournament and the first since Opeumike's retirement announcement with a rookie's job on 46 loss to the Atlanta Dream.

Sparks coach Lester Roberts said before 1(poll) she wanted her team to get off to a better start. On the team could not deliver Thursday and its losing streak was extended to the games. The defeat officially eliminated the opening Sparks 32-36 from playoff contention.

Thursday's game was 40 finish from the opening lap.

[See: Sparks, 101]

NNEKA Opeumike played her first home game since announcing her retirement.

Full speed ahead as half of Olympic tickets are sold

LA28 says more than 6 million purchased, which provides solid base for revenue.

BY THEY MAY NOTHEN

Pall the halfway mark of the Olympic quadrennial, LA28 has passed its own halfway point for ticket sales.

LA28 announced Friday it sold more than 6 million tickets during its first two drops, accounting for more than half of the expected Olympic ticket availability.

The remainder of an estimated 315 million Olympic tickets will move to first-come, first-served sales beginning in 2027. Additional inventory across every sport, while added during the next drop-and-sided limits will be lifted, but LA28 did not announce the opening date.

"Overall the level of enthusiasm, the internet in the Games, the excitement to commit this far out from the Games has all been really al-

firming for how LA28 is coming together and the excitement everyone's feeling about it," said Alison Ruiz-Martfield. LA28's senior vice president of Games delivery revenue.

More than 700,000 of 1 million $28 tickets were sold during the first two drops. While fans have slammed for tickets, many were disappointed and frustrated with high prices and limited availability that seemed to sell out almost instantaneously. Each LA28 ticket drop came with the blue-print condition of 'subject to availability.'

LA28 wanted to be 'take service' with the initial inventory available during the first two drops, Ricky Mayfield said, because organizers didn't want to sell tickets only to the two sides that fans might be stuck with limited visibility of any event. For example, 10-year.com, a music footprint will be changed to accommodate artistic gymnastics, with up to six appearances on the floor along with areas for judges, broadcast positions.

[See: Chambers, 101]

---

Los Angeles Times

SPORTS EXTRA

A TIMES E-NEWSPAPER EXCLUSIVE - SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026

Photo: P. R. B. T. T. T.

TEAMMASTER swarm Tommy Edman (25) for his walk-off single in the 10th inning that lifted the Dodgers over the Pirates, who rallied to erase a two-run defeat.

Edman delivers but Dodgers lose Pages

By Jennifer Bittal

Those who were at Dodger Stadium on a gorgeous Friday night seemed to be in for an all-raghter.

They have Tommy Edman to thwart the playhouse and ended.

With two exits in the 20th, Kiki Hernandez on third and Kyle Tucker on first, the second baseman hit a walk-off single, earning the Dodgers a 3-4 win on a night they lost center fielder Andy Pages to a featured left hand.

"Just to solve get something up," Edman said in an on-field interview after the game.

That'll work. The Dodgers have won four consecutive games for the first time since late July and are looking more like a first place room after enduring a worrisome 3-0 stretch that ended with their sweep of the Colorado Stadium this week.

But in the immediate future

they'll be without Pages, who was fairly quick from Dallas Chamber at the third inning. Manager Dave Roberts said postgame that it's a fracture and Pages is expected to be out at least four weeks.

Yonkersho Yamamoto gave up five hits and two runs over 8-1 inning, striking out nine and walking one in his third strong outing.

And the Dodgers' offense continued to look disciplined at the plate, especially after outscoring the first loss in 25 over three games.

"Well, I think that our overall swing percentage. That potential was considerably lower, our chase percentage. I'm growing, least considerably lower, quality of contact, considerably higher, which makes sense," Roberts said, pregates of the promising stretch stillness.

"So, those are components for me that I think are sustainable."

All the Pirates could score against Yamamoto was a pair of

Kiki singles — one in the first and one in the third — from Pirates designated twice from Greenwich.

Master gave the Dodgers a 2-2 lead in the first after launching a 90-mph minor from Chamber 302, lost to right, six scoring Shelter Ottsall, who had walked.

And with two exits and the mates headed to the third, Beth Johnson on Kiki single up the middle to score Hunter Peduncis from third and Ottsall from second.

Chamber, who gave up four hits and four runs with an strikeouts, was pulled after four inning.

The Pirates gave the Dodgers a scare after right-handed reliever Kyle (their gave up a long two-run bunker to center fielder Otazi Cruz in the eighth, which was enough to need the game into outing.

But Edman, as two shots with throughout the Dodgers' bosses, stepped up when needed. And in the top of the 10th inning, Dave Phillips earned the win after get-

ting Henry Dunn to ground into a double play.

Injury updates

Will Smith faced five pitching for the first time since June, and Roberts said that the plan is to include the catcher during the first week of September.

"Today was a good day for WIC," Roberts said. "Taking at-bats, He'll catch a couple/indipers today. He'll do a couple more lives... He still needs to get his legs back under him before we had combined that he can take down a major league game and feel good coming out off."

Roberts added that Smith is "genuously in the postseason" and that there is enough time for him to reach 90% strength.

"The Okumare will likely be activated during the Dodgers' upcoming road trip to Atlanta.

"I just can him. He had a great outing — his last rehab outing,"

Roberts said. "I'm not sure which day we're gonna pencil him in against the Braves, but if all of things check out, it'll be that justice."

Ottsall will return to the second of some good 10th season.

"It's gonna happen," Roberts said. "Ottsall three another badger... I think that I have going to be a low or two, and then be five on the mound. I just don't know when we're going to do that with the scheduling."

Dalton Boating is "pain-free" and close to being five pitching, according to Roberts, but the catcher is "unlikely" to return to catching this season.

"I hope I'm wrong," Roberts said. "But he's determined to go through the process, the progression, the faulting and get back. And we'll see where we've all."

Roberts didn't rule out Boating being activated as a designated hitter down the line.

Guzman's throwing error proves costly as Angels lose in 10th

A##C##D##

Wyatt Langford hit a tying Kiki double in the 10th inning, then scored the winning run on third baseman Deneer Guaman's throwing error on the Oscar Rangers beat the Angels 11 on Friday night at Globe Life Field.

Guzman had opened the top of the 10th with an Kiki double to put the Angels ahead in the eighth MLB game this season that was scoreless going into extra innings.

With two exits in the bottom of the 10th after an intentional walk, Guzman made a nice backhanded stop on a grounder by Kenjani Duran.

But his wide throw to second base trying to get an inning ending forward allowed Langford to race home.

Take Alexander (4-1), the fourth Timas reliever, struck out two for the triumph after giving up Guzman's hit into the left center play.

Ben Zyrzyc (6-1) pitched the 10th, when both runs against him were unearned.

Ryan Watson, the third Angels reliever, had struck out the side in the ninth inning after Duran had a backoff double and went to third in a wingered.

The Angels' pitching staff has a 1.8 ERA and has given up two runs

or fewer in eight of 8 games since pitching coach Mike Madden and two of his assistants were fired on Aug 2.

Starting left-handers Brad Dermann for the Angels (8-7th) and MacKenzie Gore for Timas (6-6th) both went on innings.

Dermann, who has a 1.0 ERA in his seven starts since the All-Star break, struck out five.

He got out of a bases-bouled jam in the 10th when Corey Beagle took a 95-mph fairball for strike there.

Gore struck out seven while pitching two singles.

Rangers second baseman Cody Freeman saved a run with his diving stop on a hard grounder in the second, getting up to those out. Josh Lowe at first while Jose this stopped at first base before Travis d'Arnaud filed out to end the inning.

TENNIS

Americans crowd

Cincinnati semifinals

Frances Tiafer and Brandon Nakashima won quarterfinal matches Friday night to set up over the American men's semifinal at the Cincinnati Open.

Cove Gauff and Jessica Pegula

TIAFER/MARLBORO

ANGELS: Gore baseman Vaughn Gowman (7) visits the field as the Rangers celebrate a walk-off victory in the 10th inning Friday. A throwing error by Deneer Guzman yielded the winning run.

also advanced to make it four U.S. players in the semifinals.

"It's mauve. I think we're all doing so well," Gauff said. "Hopefully you know, we can have a double to be win. Obviously there are more matches to be placed for that to happen. We definitely receive each other."

Tiafer beat Italian Lorenzo Masetti, 7-6 (2-5), and Nakashima beat Silver American Taylor Fritz, 7-4, 4-6, 6-3, marking the first time two Americans have reached the men's semifinals in Cincinnati since Andy Roddick and Marty Pettit (6-2).

Nakashima is the first American man to reach the semifinals in

Cleveland-Cincinnati in the same season since Pettit in 2012. Nakashima is reached by Tiafer's former coach, Wayne Freeman.

"It's a guy who knows me pretty well in Wayne," Tiafer said. "I expect some good serving and all the best from Sam, Happy, where I've been mentally more than anything. This has been a great week."

Tiafer reached the Cincinnati finals in 1934, losing to Junelle Binney.

The other men's semifinal Saturday features Italy's Photo Credit against Frenchman Arthur Pitt.

Gauff beat Ukraine's Marta Kozlyuk, 6-2, 4-2.

Gauff will have surprise entrant 25-man old Czechi Bara Bojlak on Saturday.

Bojlak initiated 2000 champion Madison Boys, 14, 6-2, 7-4 (6 on Friday, the upset 96, 1 ranked Aryna Bahá'rdia in straight sets in the round of 8.

"Bara is a great player," Gauff said. "I watched her a lot in Abu Dhabi in February's time year when she won that title. So I think it's going to be a tough match. I'm looking forward to it."

Pegula, ranked No. 3 and who beat Amanda Atchison on Thursday, will be a fifth-rounding. It's a quick in Saturday's other semifinal.

latimes.com/sports

BONUS COVERAGE

Go to our website for takeaways from The Times' staff on your favorite home teams at latimes.com/sports.

THE SPORTS REPORT

Sign up for our daily sports newsletter at latimes.com/newsletters/sports-report.

STAY CONNECTED

● On Instagram: @latimes_sports ● On X: @latimesports

---

1984 ANTIOXAN ACCEPT 31 1984

LOS ANGELES TIMES

Los Angeles Times

Never lose track of a great recommendation again.

Save a custom list of must-try spots.

Use our expertly curated guides to build your own list of restaurants, activities and other local attractions to revisit whenever you're making plans.

Get Started

---

Los Angeles Times

HOT PROPERTY

Scan this QR code to visit the Hot Property site and see more listings.

SATURDAY | AUGUST 22, 2026

ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT

LATIMES.COM/HOTPROPERTY

A Private Architectural Masterpiece

Neyshia Go, Dani Rosenthal / Sotheby's International Realty

1168 Doheny Drive Stephen Resnick, Jonathan Nash / Carolsgood Estates

Open Sunday, 2-5 pm

360 S. Crescent Dr. | Beverly Hills - Joel + Dorst Cooper / Sotheby's International Realty

The Pistachio House - The Easter Team / Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties

See pages 2 and 3 for more information on these properties

---

ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT

32 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

HOT PROPERTY

This supplement is produced by LA Times Studio and is independent of the L.A. Times Newsroom.

The Details

Location: 39224 Waterview Drive, Big Bear Lake 92315

Asking Price: $15,000,000

Year Built: 2026

Living Area: 7,167 square feet, 7 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms

The Details

Location: 1168 North Doheny Drive, Hollywood Hills 90069

Asking Price: $12,500,000

Year Built: N/A

Living Area: 4,889 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms

Features: 7 bedrooms; 9 baths; 7,167-sf interior; approx. 1.5-acre waterfront lot; panoramic lake views; gated grounds; dual primary suites; cedar sauna; 5 fireplaces; heated driveway; 2 garages; smart-home technology

A PRIVATE ARCHITECTURAL MASTERPIECE

Sotheby's International Realty

Set on approximately 1.5 gated acres between Boulder Bay and Metcalf Bay, 39224 Waterview Drive is a landmark waterfront estate offering more than 10,000 square feet under roof and 7 bedrooms. Designed and built by Framework, with exterior architecture by The Ranch Mine, the residence pairs floor-to-ceiling glass, European white oak and natural stone with panoramic lake views. Dual primary suites, a chef's kitchen with two marble islands, wet bar, recreation room, cedar sauna and five fireplaces create an exceptional retreat. Expansive patios, a covered pavilion, heated driveway, two garages and a custom dock option complete this rare Big Bear Lake offering.

Neyshia Go, DRE: #01933923

(310) 882-8357 / neyshia@neyshiago.com neyshiago.com

Dani Rosenthal, DRE: #02041501

(818) 419-5212 / dani.rosenthal@vistasir.com

1168 DOHENY DRIVE

Carolwood Estates

Set behind privacy gates and fully hedged for complete seclusion, this off-white stucco Spanish estate has been reimagined with the highest level of finishes throughout. A gated motor court framed by mature olive trees leads to a stone staircase and palm-flanked entry, a distinctive arrival sequence that sets the tone for the home. Interiors lean warm minimalist with a curated, gallery-like sensibility: vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, walls finished in Texstone plaster and neutral boucle furnishings throughout. Custom brass paneling, portals and inlays by LA Metal Artizans are complemented by bespoke Lumfardo lighting.

Stephen Resnick, DRE: #01241282

(310) 210-5048 / stephen@sresnick.com Carolwoodre.com

Jonathan Nash, DRE: #01943888

(424) 230-6088 / jonathan@resnickandnash.com Carolwoodre.com

Features: French limestone floors are inlaid with brass and Verde green marble, paired with Watervorks fixtures and high-gloss lacquered dark mahogany panels in the dining room and powder room.

---

VIEW THESE LISTINGS AND MORE ONLINE BY SCANNING THIS QR CODE:

Open Sunday, 2-5 pm

360 S. CRESCENT DRIVE

BEVERLY HILLS, CA

Beautifully crafted Tuscan-style Beverly Hills residence featuring 5 bedrooms & 4.5 baths. Built in 2006 with exceptional attention to detail, the home offers formal living & dining rooms, family room with custom built-ins, an impressive kosher kitchen with professional-grade appliances, abundant cabinetry & large center island with breakfast counter. One bedroom is conveniently located downstairs. Upstairs are 4 bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with vaulted ceiling, walk-in closet & private balcony. Primary bath features claw-foot tub, oversized shower, dual vanities. Ideally located north of Olympic Blvd, short walk to dining & retail on South Beverly Drive.

Joel Cooper, DRE: #01380726

310.968.2401 / Joel@JoelCooper.com

joelanddoritcooper.com

Dorit Cooper, DRE: #01929924

310.990.4655 / Dorit@DoritCooper.com

The Details

Location: 360 S. Crescent Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90212

Asking Price: $5,095,000

Year Built: 2006

Living Area: 3,566 square feet, 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms

Features: Additional features include wood-clad windows & doors, two-zone heating & air conditioning and detached 2-car garage. Ideally located north of Olympic Blvd, short walk to dining & retail on South Beverly Drive.

THE PISTACHIO HOUSE

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties

The Pistachio House is a rare Jeff Shelton-designed residence where downtown Santa Barbara gives way to the Funk Zone, a few blocks up from the ocean. Built in 2002 for the owners of the Santa Barbara Pistachio Company, the home reveals itself slowly: an arched, open-air passage leads from the street into a private world set apart. Inside, three bedrooms and three baths open to seven outdoor terraces. Shelton's interpretation of Spanish Colonial Revival is unmistakable: arched openings, handcrafted tile and the expressive wrought iron that has made his work a Santa Barbara landmark. Upper terraces capture sweeping 280-degree views.

The Easter Team

(805) 455-6294

Jenny@EasterTeamRealtors.com

EasterTeamRealtors.com

DRE#: 01858581

The Details

Location: 12 West Gutierrez Street, Santa Barbara 93101

Asking Price: $4,999,000

Year Built: 2002

Living Area: 1,693 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms

Features: Every living area opens to its own outdoor terrace, with built-in tile seating throughout; elevator servicing all levels; two-car garage with EV charger, dedicated work area and exercise space; two State Street commercial storefronts, both with tenants in place

ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT

HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

33

---

J4 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

28824 CLIFFSIDE DRIVE

$90,000,000 | 9 Bed | 15 Bath

26848 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$88,000,000 | 7 Bed | 11 Bath

27715 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$48,000,000 | 6 Bed | 8 Bath

1900 OLD RANCH ROAD | BRENTWOOD

$39,500,000 | 8 Bed | 12 Bath

31134 BROAD BEACH ROAD

$38,500,000 | 5 Bed | 7 Bath

29000 CLIFFSIDE DRIVE

$34,999,000 | 5 Bed | 6 Bath

28827 GRAYFOX STREET

$32,500,000 | 6 Bed | 7 Bath

6825 ZUMIREZ DRIVE

$30,000,000 | $75,000/month | 7 Bed | 6 Bath

28980 CLIFFSIDE DRIVE

$28,500,000 | 6 Bed | 7 Bath

717 MORENO AVE | LOS ANGELES

$27,000,000 | 6 Bed | 6 Bath

6625 ZUMIREZ DRIVE

$26,500,000 | 6 Bed | 6 Bath

29754 BADEN PLACE

$26,450,000 | 6 Bed | 8 Bath

29020 CLIFFSIDE DRIVE

$22,500,000 | $65,000/month | 4 Bed | 4 Bath

28837 SELFRIDGE DRIVE

$19,495,000 | 5 Bed | 8 Bath

6734 ZUMIREZ DRIVE

$19,450,000 | 2 Bed | 1 Bath

6701 PORTSHEAD ROAD

$18,850,000 | 4 Bed | 6 Bath

5819 FILAREE HEIGHTS

$16,995,000 | $55,000/month | 5 Bed | 8 Bath

6708 WILDLIFE ROAD

$16,890,000 | 6 Bed | 7 Bath

30760 BROAD BEACH ROAD

$16,850,000 | 7 Bed | 8 Bath

6201 MURPHY WAY

$15,200,000 | 6 Bed | 8 Bath

CHRIS

CORTAZZO

CURRENT LISTINGS

Compass is a licensed real estate broker (0999628) in the State of California and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdraw without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. Exact dimensions can be obtained by retaining the services of an architect or engineer. This is not intended to solicit properties already listed.

---

28867 GRAYFOX STREET $14,995,000 | Approx. 1.05 Acres

17000 W. SUNSET BLVD | PACIFIC PALISADES $14,900,000 | Approx. 2.75 Acres | Rendering

5601 KANAN DUME ROAD $14,500,000 | 5 Bed | 6 Bath

6093 MURPHY WAY $14,495,000 | $50,000/month | 7 Bed | 9 Bath

25252 MALIBU ROAD $13,850,000 | 7 Bed | 8 Bath

2900 CORRAL CANYON ROAD $13,450,000 | 4 Bed | 5 Bath

4310 ENCINAL CANYON ROAD $12,995,000 | 6 Bed | 6 Bath

26814 MALIBU COVE COLONY DRIVE $12,450,000 | 5 Bed | 6 Bath

28953 BONIFACE DRIVE $11,925,000 | 3 Bed | 4 Bath

23449 MALIBU COLONY ROAD 91A $11,750,000 | 5 Bed | 6 Bath

27445 WINDING WAY $11,450,000 | 6 Bed | 8 Bath

5811 MURPHY WAY $11,000,000 | $55,000/month | 5 Bed | 7 Bath

32804 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY $10,950,000 | 4 Bed | 5 Bath

27044 MALIBU COVE COLONY DRIVE $10,200,000 | $50,000/month | 3 Bed | 2 Bath

27078 MALIBU COVE COLONY DRIVE $9,995,000 | 3 Bed | 3 Bath

29821 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY $9,995,000 | 3 Bed | 4 Bath

23351 MALIBU COLONY ROAD 108A $9,495,000 | $22,500/month | 4 Bed | 4 Bath

7046 GRASSWOOD AVENUE $8,995,000 | 6 Bed | 8 Bath

6738 WILDLIFE ROAD $8,995,000 | 5 Bed | 6 Bath

6509 WANDERMERE ROAD $8,950,000 | 5 Bed | 6 Bath

CHRIS CORTAZZO

310.457.3995

CHRIS@CHRISCORTAZZO.COM

DRE 01190363

COMPASS LUXURY

J5 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J6 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

22822 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$8,450,000 | 3 Bed | 3 Bath

33020 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$8,000,000 | 3 Bed | 3 Bath

26902 MALIBU COVE COLONY DRIVE

$7,995,000 | 4 Bed | 5 Bath

6201 RAMIREZ MESA DRIVE

$7,450,000 | 5 Bed | 7 Bath

24750 VANTAGE POINT TERRACE

$7,450,000 | 5 Bed | 4 Bath

24216 MALIBU ROAD

$6,695,000 | 3 Bed | 2 Bath

6315 GAYTON PLACE

$6,500,000 | 4 Bed | 5 Bath

27727 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$6,495,000 | 4 Bed | 4 Bath

27553 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$5,995,000 | 4 Bed | 5 Bath

27058 SEA VISTA DRIVE

$5,250,000 | 3 Bed | 3 Bath

23706 HARBOR VISTA DRIVE

$4,900,000 | 4 Bed | 5 Bath

9522 COTHARIN ROAD

$4,650,000 | Approx. 18.94 Acres

6007 TRANCAS CANYON ROAD

$4,495,000 | 4 Bed | 4 Bath

29675 HARVESTER ROAD

$4,395,000 | $18,000/month | 4 Bed | 3 Bath

21546 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$4,350,000 | Approx. 0.127 Acres

5787 CALPINE DRIVE

$4,250,000 | 3 Bed | 3 Bath

3764 LAS FLORES CANYON ROAD

$3,995,000 | 3 Bed | 2 Bath

23704.5 HARBOR VISTA DRIVE

$2,950,000 | Approx. 0.482 Acres

20048 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$2,500,000 | Approx. 0.083 Acres

29500 HEATHERCLIFF ROAD #71

$2,245,000 | 3 Bed | 2 Bath

CHRIS

CORTAZZO

CURRENT LISTINGS

Compass is a licensed real estate broker (0199162B) in the State of California and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only. Information is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdraw without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. Exact dimensions can be obtained by retaining the services of an architect or engineer. This is not intended to solicit properties already listed.

---

6445 LATIGO CANYON ROAD $2,195,000 | Approx. 5.196 Acres

853 S BUNDY DRIVE | LOS ANGELES $2,000,000 | 2 Bed | 3 Bath

21400 RAMBLA VISTA $2,000,000 | Approx. 0.362 Acres

22548 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY #203 $1,995,000 | 1 Bed | 1 Bath

679 WONDER VIEW DRIVE | CALABASAS $1,995,000 | 4 Bed | 3 Bath

34550 MULHOLLAND HIGHWAY $1,450,000 | Approx. 9.59 Acres

22626 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY #22 $1,099,000 | 1 Bed | 1 Bath

5092 LATIGO CANYON ROAD $995,000 | Approx. 3.001 Acres

2388 MAR VISTA RIDGE ROAD $865,000 | Approx. 9.667 Acres

30962 BROAD BEACH ROAD $100,000/month | 7 Bed | 7 Bath

30245 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY $75,000/month | 4 Bed | 6 Bath

26820 MALIBU COVE COLONY DR $69,420/month | 5 Bed | 6 Bath

27348 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY $65,000/month | 4 Bed | 4 Bath

23614 MALIBU COLONY RD $60,000/month | 5 Bed | 5 Bath

28899 CLIFFSIDE DRIVE $50,000/month | 6 Bed | 5 Bath

26714 LATIGO SHORE DRIVE $50,000/month | 4 Bed | 3 Bath

31952 1/2 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY $45,000/month | 4 Bed | 3 Bath

33406 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY $41,250/month | 4 Bed | 4 Bath

33800 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY $38,500/month | 4 Bed | 5 Bath

23901 MALIBU KNOLLS ROAD $37,500/month | 4 Bed | 4 Bath

CHRIS CORTAZZO

310.457.3995

CHRIS@CHRISCORTAZZO.COM

DRE 01190363

COMPASS LUXURY

J7 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

JANGULA GROUP

JUST LISTED PRESALE OPPORTUNITY

354 ENTRADA DR | Santa Monica 4 BD | 5.5 BA | 3,014 SF | 6,002 SF LOT $5,595,000

NEW CONSTRUCTION, DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY

& OFF-MARKET SPECIALISTS

COMPASS

Compass is a real estate broker licensed by the State of California and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. License Number 01991628. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only and is compiled from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified. Changes in price, condition, sale or withdrawal may be made without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate.

J8 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

ACTIVE LISTINGS & RECENT SOLDS

734 18TH ST | Santa Monica

5 BD | 5.5 BA | 5,200 SF | 8,940 SF LOT

$10,495,000

21967 PACIFIC COAST HWY | Malibu

55,717 SF LOT

$5,495,000

2234 MIDVALE AVE | Rancho Park

5 BD | 5 BA | 3,388 SF | 6,750 SF LOT

$3,999,000

1716 AMHERST AVE | West LA

5 BD | 6 BA | 4,320 SF | 6,749 SF LOT

$3,795,000

12906 RUBENS AVE | Del Rey

6 BD | 4.5 BA | 3,592 SF | 5,634 SF LOT

$3,595,000

1022 MARONEY LN | Pacific Palisades

14,094 SF LOT

$2,995,000

3140 SUMAC RIDGE RD | Malibu

75,315 SF LOT

$2,495,000

1160 GALLOWAY ST | Pacific Palisades

6,501 SF LOT

$2,495,000

523 9TH ST | Santa Monica

5 BD | 5 BA | 4,664 SF | 7,501 SF LOT

$7,999,999

3770 MAY ST | Mar Vista

4 BD | 3.5 BA | 2,280 SF | 5,399 SF LOT

$3,415,000

1016 PALMS BLVD | Venice

4 BD | 4.5 BA | 3,655 SF | 6,061 SF LOT

$3,300,000

11319 ROSE AVE | Mar Vista

4 BD | 3 BA | 2,043 SF | 5,778 SF LOT

$3,000,000

RYAN JANCULA

BROKER ASSOC. & TEAM LEAD | 310.740.9719

INFO@JANCULAGROUP.COM | DRE 01904981

JANCULAGROUP.COM • @JANCULAGROUP

$1B+

LIFETIME

TRANSACTION VOLUME

TOP 1%

AGENTS

RANKED NATIONWIDE

J9 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

THE MARKETPLACE

BY MICHAEL J. LIBOW

Beverly Hills

NEW X | BY APPOINTMENT

812 N. Bedford Drive

$22,500,000

Newly refreshed stunning 9,288SF gated Medit manse. X-hi clings. Natural light. Perfect floor plan. 5BD 7.5BA. Sep den & fam rm. Pool/spa/lawns/patios/privacy. GH.

Beverly Hills

NEWLY PRICED | BY APPOINTMENT

9419 Sunset Boulevard

$13,995,000

Gated long private drive to 1.5sty Regency estate. Huge useable 1.2acre lot. 5BD 4.5BA. Major motorcrt. Fab kitch/fam rm. Massive pl/spa/grounds. Potential galore.

Beverly Hills

JUST SOLD OVER ASKING

809 N. Bedford Drive

$10,995,000

1st time avail in 50yrs. Stately 2sty Colonial charmer. 100ft frontage. ± 19,760SF lot. 5BD + 2BD guest hs. Sunlit rms. X-hi clings. Wd flrs. Huge lush yrd. Endless potential. Prime!

Beverly Hills

BY APPOINTMENT

610 N. Rodeo Drive

$18,800,000

Tasteful custom 2019-bit 3-M Trad. 7BD 9.5BA. Elevator X-hi clings. Stone/wd flrs. Primary w/2 bas/2 walk-ins/fp/office/60ft balc. Pl/spa/patios. Guest unit. Parking galore.

Bel Air

NEW X | BY APPOINTMENT

11075 W. Sunset Boulevard

$11,995,000

Grand chic 2023-completed 2sty Modern manse. 5BD 6.5BA Gated knolltop. Sunlit open spaces. 2sty ceilings. Glass walls. Hugekitch/dining/lounge. Pool/spa/lawns/outdrkitch. 3cargar.

Beverly Hills

NEW X | OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

803 N. Rexford Drive

$9,995,000

Grand gated 1sty Italian Renaissance Villa. 5BD 6.5BA Updated. Incred hi clings. Huge central fountained atrium. Fam rm + den. Big yrd w/pl/lawn/patios/bar/3 car garage.

Studio City

NEW X | BY APPOINTMENT

11971 Lockridge Road

$15,900,000

Uber-private double-gated 2sty 10,338SF. Fryman Canyon cstm 2002-bit sunlit estate. 2.4 nearly flat acres. Tennis ct. Incred city/cyn vus. 7BD 9.5BA. Sunlit rms. Huge pl/spa.

Beverly Hills

NEW X | OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

1005 Schuyler Road

$11,995,000

Trust Sale - Avail after 47 yrs. Voluminous sunlit split-level 1968 customModern. 5BD6.5BA. 6,710SF. Superhigh vaulted/beamed clings. 3/4 acre lot. Pl/patios/lawns. Full tennis crt. Ripe for a redo.

Beverly Hills

PENDING

909 N. Alpine Drive

$9,950,000

Sunlit redone 1sty Mid-Century. Glass walls. Terrazzo. Wd flrs. Super hi clings. Open flow. Great rm. Fab newer kitch/bas. 1/2 acre lot. Endless lawn, pool, deck, patios. Best 900 block.

Michael J. Libow

COMPASS

310.691.7889 | mjlibow@gmail.com | michaeljlibow.com

Compass is a real estate broker licensed by the State of California and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only and is compiled from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified. Changes in price, condition, sale or withdrawal may be made without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. This is not intended to solicit property already listed.

J10 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

THE MARKETPLACE

BY MICHAEL J. LIBOW

Beverly Hills

NEW X | OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

515 N. Roxbury Drive $7,495,000

Eclectic upgraded Richard Dorman Japanese Modern estate. Huge primary retreat with office up. 2 guest BD down. Open plan. X hi vaulted beamed clings. Glass walls. Pl. Great prkg.

Beverly Hills

JUST SOLD OVER ASKING

502 N. Palm Drive $6,495,000

Elegant spacious updated 2sty 5BD 4.5BA Medit. Light-filled rms. Hi clings. Open flow. Sep den and lg fam rm. Two possprimaries. Greatkitch. 165ftdeeplot.pl/maturefoliage.

Beverly Hills

PENDING

238 S. McCarty Drive $5,495,000

Trust Sale. Pristine elegant 2sty Paul R. Williams, FAIA, 1935 Tradit. 4BD 4.5BA. Perfect flr plan. Grand liv/dining rms. Den. Lg yrd. Pl/spa. Lush landscape. Best block.

Beverly Hills

JUST SOLD OVER ASKING

213 S. Rodeo Drive $4,295,000

Classic 1929 2sty sunlit spacious Spanish. 4BD 3BA. Huge liv & dining rms. Big fam rm. Beaut walled inner courtyard. Lush rear yrd w/lawns/mature foliage. Ready for restoration.

Sherman Oaks

NEW X | FIRST OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

4135 Nagle Avenue $4,295,000

Sunlit pristine 2004-bit 2sty gated Tradit. 5BD 4.5BA. Huge open kitch/fam/brkfst rms. Hi clings, wd flrs. French drs. Big primary ste. Conv office (6th BD) down. Pl/spa/patios/turf.

Beverly Hills

NEW X | BY APPOINTMENT

211 S. Spalding Drive PH 35 $2,995,000

Extraordinary 3yr custom renovation complete. Best SE facing PH. Incred city vus. Sunlit open space. 2BD 3.5BA. Great rm. Lg balc. Best full srvc bldg. Valet/pl/gym/etc.

Beverly Hills

NEW X | BY APPOINTMENT

9001 Dayton Way Unit D $1,895,000

Stunning 2,691 SF 4 lvl Elevator Townhs. Boutique 11-unit Euro complex. 3BD 2.5BA. Newer hi quality kitchen. Wide plank wd flrs. 3 car gar. Priv yard + big rooftop patio.

Beverly Hills

NEW X | BY APPOINTMENT

121 N. Almont Drive Unit 205 $1,499,000

Sunlit spacious (2,177SF) upgraded one-lvl 3BD 2.5BA. Quiet rear unit. Stunning wd/mrbl flrs. Huge great rm. 3 balc. Big kitch. Side x side laundry. 2car prkg. Luxe 14-unit bldg.

West Hollywood

NEWLY PRICED | BY APPOINTMENT

841 Westmount Drive Unit 116 $1,499,000

Stunning sunlit spacious redone 3sty Townhs. Boutique 16-unit bldg. Pl/gym/sauna/gated prkg. Wide-plank wd flrs. 2 primary stes. 3 patios. Amazing newer open concept kitch.

Michael J. Libow

DRE 00863172

The Hardest Working Man in Real Estate.

J11 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J12 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

New Exclusive | Grand Opening Sunday August 23rd 2-5 | $4,295,000

5 Bed | 4.5 Bath | ± 4,405 sq ft | ± 8,826 sq ft lot

• 1st time available in 20 years and awaiting its fortunate new owner
• Classic 2004-built gated immaculate 2sty sunlit Traditional
• High ceilings, wood floors, mouldings, wainscoting, French doors
• Ideal open entertainment flow in the downstairs public areas
• Dramatic 2sty entry foyer leads to living, dining, and family rooms
• Huge kitchen/breakfast/family room space opens to the grounds

• Ultimate "hangout" kitchen with top stainless appliances and large pantry

• Big primary suite with balcony, 2 walk-ins, and luxe bathroom

• 3 other generous bedrooms upstairs along with 2 bathrooms
• Guest bedroom and convertible office (6th bedroom) downstairs
• Resort-like grounds with pool, waterfall spa, turf, patios, mature foliage
• Securely gated along with direct-access 2 car garage for privacy
• Perfect siting south of Ventura Blvd next to Valley Vista Blvd
• Pristine quiet road within moments to the finest amenities in the city

Michael J. Libow

310.691.7889 | mjlibow@gmail.com

michaeljlibow.com

DRE 00863172

COMPASS

The Hardee's Woking

Man in Real Estate

Compass is a real estate broker licensed by the State of California and obtained by Equal Housing Opportunity (EHA). All federal, government, and local taxes are the sole responsibility of the owner. The EHA has been issued for the use of EHA's property in the United States. The EHA has been issued for the use of the property in the United States.

---

BEVERLY HILLS P.O.

1350 Benedict Cyn Dr Sally Forster Jones

$8,995,000 Marc Sonnenthal

6 Beds | 10 Baths 310.579.2200

1350benedictcanyon.com DRE 00558939 | 01466238

BEVERLY HILLS P.O.

1214 Beverly View Dr

$5,449,000

5 Beds | 6 Baths

1214beverlyview.com

Sally Forster Jones

Marc Sonnenthal

310.579.2200

DRE 00558939 | 01466238

BRENTWOOD

10939 Chalon Rd

$48,885,000

6 Beds | 12 Baths

14,660± Sq Ft | 4.08± Ac

David Kramer

Andrew Buss

310.691.2400

DRE 00996960 | 01999869

HOLLYWOOD HILLS WEST

2835 Westbrook Ave

$3,995,000

5 Beds | 5 Baths

2835westbrookave.com

Sally Forster Jones

310.579.2200

DRE 00558939

HOLMBY HILLS

214 S. Beverly Glen Bl

$16,800,000

4 Beds | 7 Baths

7,367± Sq Ft | 1.32± Ac

David Kramer

310.691.2400

DRE 00996960

WEST HOLLYWOOD

8261 Romaine St

$1,650,000

7 Beds | 4 Baths

Fourplex

Allison Schwarz

310.433.0056

DRE 01878458

WESTWOOD

1511 Camden Ave #103 Geoffrey Borys

$899,000

2 Beds | 2 Baths

$100K Price Drop

compass.com

Compass is a real estate broker licensed by the State of California and abides by Equal Housing Opportunity laws. License Number 01991628. All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only and is compiled from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified. Changes in price, condition, sale or withdrawal may be made without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footages are approximate. SOURCE: 04/10/2026 REALTRENDS CLOSED SALES VOLUME 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025

COMPASS

ENGEL&VÖLKERS®

1920's Classic Spanish Architecture, An Unforgettable Arrival

1717 Comstock Avenue, Los Angeles, CA: Elevated 1920s Spanish on a promontory-style lot with tall ceilings, refinished hardwood floors, formal rooms, a Wolf/Sub-Zero kitchen, a private balcony, primary suite and a quarter-acre setting. 4 Beds, 5 Baths, 4,035 Sq. Ft., $4,995,000

JOSH CANOVA • ENGEL & VÖLKERS BEVERLY HILLS (858) 361-7010 | DRE# 02131258

josh.canova@evrealestate.com | rjoshcanova.com

©2026 Engel & Völkers. All rights reserved. Each brokerage is independently owned and operated. Engel & Völkers and its independent License Partners are Equal Opportunity Employers and fully support the principles of the Fair Housing Act.

J13 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J14 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

$65,000,000 | 10830 CHALON RD, BEL AIR

DAVID PARNES 310.894.3435

DRE 01905862

$27,800,000 | 8741 ST IVES DR, BIRD STREETS

JAMES HARRIS, ALEXIS PERRY 310.733.8038

DRE 01901801, 02136205

$24,900,000 | 1120 EL RETIRO WAY, BEVERLY HILLS

JAMES HARRIS, MICHELLE FICARRA 310.733.8038

DRE 01909801, 01064276

$17,995,000 | 1615 BLUE JAY WAY, BIRD STREETS

JONATHAN NASH, STEPHEN RESNICK 424.230.6088

DRE 01943688, 01041282

$14,295,000 | 530 MORENO AVE, BRENTWOOD

SUSAN SMITH, SACHA SMITH 310.415.5175

DRE 01987140, 02191276

$5,600,000 | 3842 CARNAVON WAY, LOS FELIZ

LINDA MAY, BRETT LAWYER 310.623.3650

DRE 00475038, 00897489

$5,495,000 | 450 N PALM DR #507, BEVERLY HILLS

PETER ZIMBLE 310.266.7600

DRE 02048379

$3,899,000 | 1364 ANGELO DR, BEVERLY HILLS

RICHARD MASLAN, BILLY DOLAN 310.435.2196

DRE 01904570, 01767323

$3,850,000 | 3240 SHELBY DRIVE, CHEVIOT HILLS

GUY LEVY 310.623.3651

DRE 01374536

©2026 Carolwood Estates. Broker does not guarantee the accuracy of square footage, lot size, or other information concerning the condition or features of the property obtained from various sources. Some photography may be digitally altered for illustrative purposes and may not represent the property's current condition. Equal Housing Opportunity. DRE 02200006, 02238201.

---

$65,000,000 | 18 SWIMMERS PT. NEWPORT COAST WILLIAM VREELAND, BRIAN LANE 424.410.1214 DRE 02191460, 02021712, 02038343

$17,995,000 | 1122 LA ALTURA RD, BEVERLY HILLS DREW FENTON 310.623.3622 DRE 01317962

$11,900,000 | 607 N LINDEN DR, BEVERLY HILLS N SEGAL, D BALAKHANEH, S ALAN-LEE 310.776.0148 DRE 01012548, 01015682, 01955694

$9,995,000 | 1883 RISING GLEN RD, SUNSET STRIP COOPER MOUNT 310.351.9002 DRE 01956287

$2,749,000 | 13044 SKY VALLEY RD, BRENTWOOD A LASCANO, B FARRUGIA, J PADILLA 310.623.3650 DRE 01723550, 01864250, 02159157

$1,995,000 | 3346 N KNOLL DR, HOLLYWOOD HILLS EAST SHANA TAVANGARIAN, EMILA TAVANGARIAN 310.740.4982 DRE 02374214, 02091113

$1,695,000 | 447 N DOHENY DR #104, BEVERLY HILLS ANNA MARIE SIMPLICIANO 310.936.3690 DRE 01830871

CAROLWOOD

ESTATES

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

$23,900,000 | 1722 SAN REMO DR, PACIFIC PALISADES LINDA MAY 310.623.3650

$20,995,000 | 510 N ALPINE DR, BEVERLY HILLS DAVID PARNES 310.894.3435

$15,995,000 | 1027 RIDGEDALE DR, BEVERLY HILLS DAVID PARNES 310.894.3435

$14,295,000 | 530 MORENO AVE, BRENTWOOD SUSAN SMITH, SACHA SMITH 310.415.5175

$10,850,000 | 121 S ROCKINGHAM AVE, BRENTWOOD B FARRUGIA, J PADILLA, A LASCANO 310.998.7175

$7,495,000 | 116 S GRETNA GREEN WAY, BRENTWOOD BJORN FARRUGIA 310.998.7175

$6,995,000 | 9277 THRUSH WAY, BIRD STREETS KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 562.725.6458

$6,690,000 | 15520 HAMNER DR, BEL AIR CHASE KOPLOW, DAVID PARNES 561.843.9095

$5,495,000 | 450 N PALM DR #507, BEVERLY HILLS PETER ZIMBLE 310.266.3600

OPEN SAT & SUN 2-5

$4,995,000 | 2302 DUXBURY CIR, BEVERLYWOOD DEVORAH BALAKHANEH 424.230.2389

$2,995,000 | 9146 ST IVES DR, WEST HOLLYWOOD BIANCA FIELDS, ADRIANA YEDIDSION 929.389.5776

$2,995,000 | 10110 CIELD DR, BEVERLY HILLS GEORGE GHIZ 310.283.8877

$2,750,000 | 8921 APPIAN WAY, SUNSET STRIP DANIEL CERECEDES 650.520.5488

OPEN SUNDAY 12-3

$2,595,000 | 18065 BORIS DR, ENCINO A LASCANO, J LEMEN, O SEVACH, B FARRUGIA 818.800.8848 OPEN SUNDAY 1-4

$2,095,000 | 1133 5TH ST #204, SANTA MONICA BJORN FARRUGIA, JOE GOODHUE 310.998.7175

$1,995,000 | 3346 N KNOLL DR, HOLLYWOOD HILLS EAST SHANA TAVANGARIAN, EMILA TAVANGARIAN 310.740.4982 OPEN SATURDAY 1-4

$1,995,000 | 447 N DOHENY DR #101, BEVERLY HILLS ANNA MARIE SIMPLICIANO 310.936.3690

$1,699,000 | 241 S LASKY DR, BEVERLY HILLS B WATTS, N REDFORD, E FELDMAN 310.613.3546

$1,695,000 | 447 N DOHENY DR #104, BEVERLY HILLS ANNA MARIE SIMPLICIANO 310.936.3690

$1,295,000 | 11970 MONTANA AVE #207, SANTA MONICA BJORN FARRUGIA, JOAQUIN PADILLA 310.998.7175

$989,000 | 8455 FOUNTAIN AVE #518, WEST HOLLYWOOD MARCIE HARTLEY 310.980.0141

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4

THE PENTHOUSE

9440 SANTA MONICA BLVD | BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90210

J15 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J16

LINDA MAY

310.623.3650 | linda@lindamay.com

IN LINDA MAY PROPERTIES GROUP

CAROLWOOD ESTATES

LINDA MAY.COM | Linda May DRE 00475038 | Guy Levy DRE 01374536 | Drew Fenton DRE 01377962 | Brett Lawyer DRE 00897489 8/2026 Carolwood Estates. Broken does not guarantee the accuracy of square footage, lot size, or other information concerning the condition or features of the property obtained from various sources. Some photography may be digitally altered for illustrative purposes and may not represent the property's current condition. Equal Housing Opportunity. DRE 02200006, 02239201, SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

---

JAMES HARRIS

310.733.8038 | DRE 01909801

CAROLWOOD

ESTATES

Forbes

GLOBAL PROPERTIES

CAROLWOODRE.COM | ©2024 Carolwood Estates. Broker does not guarantee the accuracy of square footage, lot size, or other information concerning the condition or features of the property obtained from various sources. Some photography may be digitally altered for illustrative purposes and may not represent the property's current condition. Equal Housing Opportunity. DRE 02200006, 02235201.

J17 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J18

DAVID PARNES

310.894.3435 | DRE 01905862

CAROLWOOD

ESTATES

Forbes

GLOBAL PROPERTIES

---

DAVID PARNES

310.894.3435 | DRE 01905862

CAROLWOOD ESTATES

JIMMY HECKENBERG

310.650.1116 | DRE 01910100

COLISTED RODEO REALTY

CAROLWOOD

ESTATES

[LOGO]

J19

---

J20 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

C.

433 BELLAGIO TERRACE

BEL AIR | $9,995,000

JUSTIN P HUCHEL

310.617.4824 | DRE 01375793

DREW FENTON

310.623.3622 | DRE 01317962

CAROLWOOD

ESTATES

Forbes

GLOBAL PROPERTIES

CAROLWOODRE.COM | ©2026 Carolwood Estates. Broker does not guarantee the accuracy of square footage, lot size, or other information concerning the condition or features of the property obtained from various sources. Some photography may be digitally altered for illustrative purposes and may not represent the property's current condition. Equal Housing Opportunity. DRE 02200006, 02235201.

---

ESTATES

Proudly Welcomes

Alex Barad

“Carolwood handles the biggest deals in Los Angeles and knows how to support the clientele I work with. That frees me up to do what I love: sell incredible houses in my hometown, fast. So tell me your dream, and I’ll go find it.”

323.251.9779 | Alex@AlexBaradHomes.com

CAROLWOOD

ESTATES

CAROLWOODRE.COM | @CAROLWOODREALESTATE | @ALEXBARADHOMES

©2026 Carolwood Estates Inc. Some prices reflect list price due to client confidentiality. Sales listed are those of the agent prior to joining Carolwood Estates. Equal Housing Opportunity. DRE 02200006. | Alex Barad DRE 01960595

J21 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

137 S Spalding Dr, Unit 401

BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90212

$2,450,000

A Collector's Penthouse

Townhome in Beverly Hills

3 BEDROOMS

2.5 BATHS

2,158 SQUARE FEET

3 PARKING SPACES

$971 MONTHLY HOA

Set across the top two floors of an elegant Mediterranean-style boutique, controlled-access building of only 20 residences, this extraordinary front-facing penthouse offers exceptional interior volume, dramatic light, and enormous terraces spanning both levels. A living room anchored by a custom two-slab marble fireplace opens to city views; the dining room, custom bar, and upgraded kitchen with exotic blonde burwood cabinetry flow together for effortless entertaining.

Below, the generous primary suite opens to its own sweeping terrace and features a thoughtfully designed marble bath and customized walk-in closet. Included is a rooftop retreat. An artful residence of this scale, privacy, and individuality is a rare opportunity in the heart of Beverly Hills.

OPEN HOUSE

Sunday, August 23rd · 1 PM – 4 PM

BROKER'S OPEN HOUSE

Tuesday, August 25th · 11 AM – 2 PM

Betty Graham

DRE#00554683 · 310-739-3569

Christophe Choo

DRE#01027350 · 310-488-3044

COLDWELL BANKER | REALTY

DRE #00616212

The property information herein is derived from various sources that may include, but not be limited to, county records and the Multiple Listing Service, and it may include approximations. Although the information is believed to be accurate, it is not warranted and you should not rely upon it without personal verification. Affiliated real estate agents are independent contractor sales associates, not employees. ©2020 Coldwell Banker. All Rights Reserved. Coldwell Banker and the Coldwell Banker logo are trademarks of Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC. The Coldwell Banker® System is comprised of company owned offices which are owned by a subsidiary of Anywhere Advisors LLC and franchised offices which are independently owned and operated. The Coldwell Banker System fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. CAL BRI DRE #00616212

J22 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

COLDWELLBANKERLUXURY.COM

HOLMBY HILLS, CA $19,995,000

Jade Mills 310.285.7508 CalRE# 00526877

LOS ANGELES, CA $12,950/MONTH

Annelise Collins 310.503.1967 CalRE# 01793674

J23 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

Experience

LU

XU RY

A new era of opulence from a legendary name

---

---

COLDWELLBANKERLUXURY.COM

MONROVIA, CA | $1,650,000

Jeanneth Madrid | 626.234.7526 | CalRE# 02139850

BEVERLY HILLS, CA | $12,500,000

Joyce Rey | 310.291.6646 | CalRE# 00465013

Jade Mills | 310.285.7508 | CalRE# 00526877

Alexis LaMontagna | 310.280.8080 | CalRE# 01400539

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY

Coldwell Banker Realty is a licensed real estate broker. All material is intended for informational purposes only and is compiled from sources deemed reliable but is subject to errors, omissions, changes in price, condition, sale, or withdrawal without notice. No statement is made as to the accuracy of any description or measurements (including square footage). This is not intended to solicit property already listed. No financial or legal advice provided. Equal Housing Opportunity. Photos may be virtually staged or digitally enhanced and may not reflect actual property conditions. 45451349

GLOBAL LUXURY

J26 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

BETH STYNE · 310.367.3388 · BETH.STYNE@CAMOVES.COM · CALRE# 00815705 · COLDWELL BANKER REALTY · 301 N. CANON DR. STE. E, BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90210

J27 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J28 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

RODEO REALTY Fine Estates®

RODEO REALTY

LOCAL EXPERTISE • GLOBAL PRESENCE

5544 HOBACK GLEN ROAD, HIDDEN HILLS

Brand-new estate rests on sprawling, private grounds.

ADI LIVYATAN

$19,950,000

RR 285.3233

25225 ELDORADO MEADOW, HIDDEN HILLS

Timeless turnkey English tudor, Resort style living! 60c/7ta

SANA SALEH

$7,449,000

RR 324.8062

5414 GENESTA, ENCINO

New construction estate in the coveted Amestoy Estates

ADI LIVYATAN

$5,495,000

RR 285.3233

1950 ARIELLE, SIMI VALLEY

Gated luxury estate with views, orchard & resort grounds

JOANNA KAMAR

$4,900,000

RR 286.4107

6377 VIA ESCONDIDO, MALIBU

Private Gated Malibu Estate with Pool, Spa & Beach Access

LISA MORIARITY

$3,950,000

RR 978.7648

5241 TWIN OAKS, HIDDEN HILLS

Estate set within prestigious guard-gated Hidden Hills

ADI LIVYATAN

$14,995,000

RR 285.3233

23042 CALVERT STREET, WOODLAND HILLS

Walnut Acres gated estate w/ADL pools & resort amenities home

DESIREE ZUCKERMAN

$6,995,000

RR 262.5648

15450 HUSTON, SHERMAN OAKS

Tucked away in Sherman Oaks desirable and tranquil enclaves

ADI LIVYATAN

$5,495,000

RR 285.3233

17765 CAMINO DE YATASTO, PACIFIC PALISADES

Guard Gated Architectural Retreat with Pool and Tennis Court

JAMES RESPONDEK / EVAN CONOVER

$4,850,000

RR 489.4400 / 310.856.8488

5 BUCKSKIN ROAD, BELL CANYON

60R Bell Canyon estate on 2 acres with pool, gated luxury living

MELODI BELL

$3,950,000

RR 882.2424

5343 AMESTOY, ENCINO

An extraordinary new construction offering in Amestoy Estates

ADI LIVYATAN

$10,495,000

RR 285.3233

12100 BROWNS CANYON RD, CHATSWORTH

39R, 39A, 2,606 S.F., 1,270,462 S.F. Lot with pool

CODY BROWN

$6,995,000

RR 854.8984

14234 GREENLEAF ST, SHERMAN OAKS

Exquisite SAD TRA Cape Cod estate w/greenhouse & pool house w/BA

DENISE BRYSON

$5,150,000

RR 303.8139

19950 COLLIER STREET, WOODLAND HILLS

Historic Schindler Van Dekker House estate with pool & views

DESIREE ZUCKERMAN

$4,195,000

RR 262.5648

16105 CLEAR OAK DRIVE, ENCINO

Private Royal Oaks Modern Retreat with Pool & Designer Finishes

DESIREE ZUCKERMAN

$3,799,000

RR 262.5648

23014 DRY CANYON COLD CREEK RD, CALABASAS

Pretched atop a secluded 4.5-acre knall in the heart of Calabasas

ADI LIVYATAN

$9,950,000

RR 285.3233

22924 ERWIN STREET, WOODLAND HILLS

Architectural masterpiece, situated in the coveted Walnut Acres

DANIEL ELIYAHOU

$6,450,000

RR 303.7688

4447 MATILIJA, SHERMAN OAKS

Extraordinary newly constructed estate

ADI LIVYATAN

$4,995,000

RR 285.3233

22963 CASS AVENUE, WOODLAND HILLS

A masterfully reimagined English Tudor estate

DANIEL ELIYAHOU

$3,995,000

RR 303.7688

21656 LAS FLORES HEIGHTS, MALIBU

Private Malibu Sanctuary with Ocean Views & 2+ Acres

LAURA PLOURDE

$3,750,000

RR 292.3383

RESPECTED • ESTABLISHED

PROVEN • INDEPENDENT • SINCE 1986

WWW.RODEORE.COM

CA DRE# 00951359

BOARD of REGENTS LUXURY REAL ESTATE SERVICES AND ALLIANCE REAL ESTATE

---

RODEO REALTY Fine Estates®

RODEO REALTY

1309 LAUREL WAY, BEVERLY HILLS

Build Your Dream 21,950 SF Lot 10K Flat City View

MARTY HALFON

$3,750,000

310.344.4485

23925 CROSSON DRIVE, WOODLAND HILLS

Modern Gated Estate with Unobstructed Valley & Mountain Views

DESIREE ZUCKERMAN

$2,799,000

810.352.5648

15657 LIVE OAK SPRINGS, CANYON COUNTRY

Pvt resort estate with water, newer ADU, tennis ct on 13ac!

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

$2,349,000

810.402.0085

5509 WOODMAN AVE, SHERMAN OAKS

Remodeled residence: 1800-2.0 BA main home, 2BD 2.0 BA detached ADU

RON MAMAN

$1,999,000

810.409.7021

2458 ZORADA DRIVE, LOS ANGELES

4+1/2 Renovated Mid-Century on a Strip 31 lot

BRIAN MAZURKIEWICZ

$1,949,000

310.368.9088

OPEN SATURDAY 1-4PM

5441 CALVIN AVE, TARZANA

Private gated 5BD 6BA resort w/ detached guest house on 23K+ lot!

ILIA SHAPIRO

$3,249,900

310.296.5291

658 CALIFORNIA AVENUE, VENICE

Abbot Kinney's Best New Construction with Views Gated Modern Home

ADAM KATZ

$2,795,000

310.625.3443

19629 WELLS DR, TARZANA

40R, 20A, 2,496 S.F., 10,026 S.F. Lot with pool

HENRY JAVAHERIAN

$2,249,000

810.744.4485

3716 CROWNHIDGE, SHERMAN OAKS

Nestled in the highly sought-after hills of Sherman Oaks

ADI LIVYATAN

$1,995,000

810.295.3220

22664 JAMESON, CALABASAS

Updated 4-Bedroom Retreat in Calabasas' Mulewood Neighborhood

IOANNA KAMAR

$1,930,000

810.910.0420

17000 ESCALON, ENCINO

Newly constructed single-story Organic Modern residence

ADI LIVYATAN

$2,995,000

810.295.3220

1486 PASEO DE ORO, PACIFIC PALISADES

4BD 4BA detached condo w/ 180 deg views, on private gated street!

MARLY TEMPEL

$2,500,000

810.470.0452

13383 CONTOUR DR, SHERMAN OAKS

Beautifully updated 4BD 3BA traditional, Private & tranquil.

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

$2,200,000

810.402.0085

12023 LAUREL LN, STUDIO CITY

Custom Architectural 4+1/2-story home filled w/grandeur & comfort

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

$1,995,000

810.402.0085

5170 MEDINA RD, WOODLAND HILLS

40R, 40A, 3,392 S.F., 8,192 S.F. Lot

DANA FRANK

$1,925,000

810.818.0000

16632 CALLE IERMAINE, PAC PALISADES

Sumit Summit Club Home With Soaring Ceilings & Ocean Views

$2,895,000

310.480.4400 / 310.898.8490

6427 ORANGE ST, BEVERLY GROVE

French Normandy Townhouse Triplex in Beverly Grove

PETER MAURICE TREGG RUSTAD

$2,375,000

310.823.8989

6207 BABCOCK, NORTH HOLLYWOOD

Fully renovated single-story Pool Residence.

ADI LIVYATAN

$2,095,000

810.295.3220

5502 S CHARITON AVE, LOS ANGELES

40R, 20A, 0/21 light w/ remodeled kitchen & updated bathrooms

SCOTT GOSHORN

$1,950,000

313.255.6479

19501 VINTAGE ST, NORTHRIDGE

70R, 50A, 3,052 S.F., 10,023 S.F. Lot with pool and spa

MIKE WEAVER

$1,850,000

810.631.3033

RESPECTED • ESTABLISHED

WWW.RODEORE.COM

CA DRE# 00951359

BOARD of REGENTS LUXURY REAL ESTATE SURVEY AND INCLUSORY REAL ESTATE

J29 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J30 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

RODEO REALTY Fine Estates®

RODEO REALTY

OPEN SATURDAY 12-3PM

651 N WORKMAN ST, SAN FERNANDO

$1,849,000

Huntington Estates! Two 1-sty homes on 15K+ lot, 1000 ABA total!

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

800.402.0085

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

837 S SPAULDING AVE, LOS ANGELES

$1,599,000

Updated 3-2 33ersbook Salon www.83hoadhopeolding.com

PORTIA PARK BRIAN MAZURKIEWICZ

310.396.0086

22388 ALGUNAS RD, WOODLAND HILLS

$1,489,000

18R, 28A, 2,142 S.F., 10,895,462 S.F. Lot with pool

LONNIE MINTZ

800.298.0008

10159 PARR AVE., SUNLAND

$1,350,000

4 best, 4 balls, 2000s on 6400 lot. Pool. Amazing features.

KATRIN TELIMI

800.402.0295

5348 CALATRANA DR, WOODLAND HILLS

$1,175,000

48R, 18A, 2,471 S.F., 4,802 S.F. Lot

DANA FRANK

800.698.0000

3213 THATCHER AVE, MARINA DEL REY

$1,825,000

Private Marina Retreat with Ram Indoor/Outdoor Living

KEVIN TIDWELL

310.383.3823

19233 MAYALL ST, NORTHRIDGE

$1,599,000

Buckingham Estates 4-4, 3600sf, 2000s of lot, 1car att. Pool/Lush

SANA SALEH

800.324.8062

OPEN SATURDAY 1-4PM

537 SAVONA, OAK PARK

$1,449,000

48R, 18A, 2,367 S.F., 4,573 S.F. Lot

RANDY TOLCHINSKY

800.602.2485

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

5853 S LA BREA AVE, LOS ANGELES

$1,345,000

18R 28A 2,237 SqFt Modern California living

SCOTT GOSHORN

323.293.5479

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

19559 CAVE WAY, TOPANGA

$1,145,000

Hillside Retreat Moments to Topanga Shops

JACQUI BELL

310.296.8520

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY 12-4PM

19932 TUINBERRY, TARZANA

$1,749,950

2-sty, 5 best, 3 ba, 3,225st, 20,007sf lot, cul de sac, pool

OREN BARKAN

800.625.6369

OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-4PM

4807 ELLENITA AVENUE, TARZANA

$1,699,950

Split lot 580-10A; remeat KIT, pool+spa, huge lot in Tarzana Hills

ILONA BARSOOMIAN

800.395.7807

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

11920 WHITEWATER LN, MALIBU

$1,565,000

Luxury Remodeled Malibu Bay Club Penthouse with Whitewater Views

310.488.4400 / 310.890.8480

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM

3607 POTOMAC AVE, LOS ANGELES

$1,549,000

Sophisticated modern 3+5 open floor plan home, chef's KIT & more!

MOE ABOURCHED & MARLENA MAGDALENO

310.990.8050

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM WWW.CAROLWOLFE.COM

17043 COTTER PL, ENCINO

$1,399,000

Sharp Newer Home w/1941 sq.ft. 3 BD, 3.5 BA

CAROL WOLFE

800.205.3000

OPEN SUNDAY 1-3PM

11496 TWIN HILLS, PORTER RANCH

$1,374,950

5 br/3ba, 3494sf Golf Course living w/ panoramic views! 3 car gar.

MATT WILDSTEIN

800.282.5279

OPEN SATURDAY 1-3PM

256 OCHO RIOS, OAK PARK

$1,268,800

2-story 400-16A open floor plan, LR w/fireplace. Private backyard

SUNNY YI

310.881.4100

OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-4PM

4736 BERRYMAN AVE, CULVER CITY

$1,195,000

18R, 18A, 1,290 S.F., 6,327 S.F. Lot

CODY BROWN

800.654.0004

21710 ORD AVE, MARINA

$1,069,000

Stylish East Garrison Home Near the Coast

AUDRA LORENZO

800.795.5773

509 W. SEAWARD, VENTURA

$1,052,000

Seaward Avenue Beach Compound with ADU & Private Half-Pipe

JESSE JAMES JOHNSTON

800.326.0845

RESPECTED • ESTABLISHED

WWW.RODEORE.COM

CA DRE# 00951359

BOARD of REGENTS LUXURY REAL ESTATE SERVICES & COMMUNICATIONS

---

RODEO REALTY Fine Estates®

RODEO REALTY

OPEN SUNDAY AUG 23, 12-4PM

135 LUPE AVE, NEWBURY PARK

Charming two-story Newbury Park home offering 1,755 sqft.

BERNIE KOZAK

$1,037,777

RR.665.5885

1421 BONITA AVE, LA VERNE

Updated 2 on 1 lot: 3BD 18A front home, 3BD 18A rear ADA!

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

$999,900

RR.402.0085

11450 WISTFUL VISTA WY., PORTER RANCH

3 bed/3 bath, W45d, 2 car att., stand alone unit.

JASON SONG

$969,000

RR.363.8989

5688 E LOS ANGELES, SIMI VALLEY

Move in Ready End Unit in Prime Stonegate Villas Location

MATTHEW SCHROEDER

$750,000

RR.355.8928

NEW PRICE! OPEN SUNDAY 12-3PM

18526 MAYALL ST UNIT I, NORTHRIDGE

Beautifully maintained 3BD 18A spacious condo in gated community!

LINDA HAIM

$650,000

RR.302.0454

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

6714 JELLICO AVE, LAKE BALBOA

Live in one. Rent the other. Income opportunity 2 homes on 1 lot

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

$1,027,000

RR.402.0085

ENTERTAINER'S DREAM

29315 SEQUOIA RD, SANTA CLARITA

5BD 48A highly upgraded home on left site; resort back yrd

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

$999,000

RR.402.0085

10527 COLEBROOK, SHADOW HILLS

Shadow Hills Mid-Century Gem with Private Courtyard

TODD JONES

$949,000

RR.402.5565

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

27624 CHERRY CREEK DR, VALENCIA

Beautifully reimagined, 3+2+70ft, open fir plan, updated KIT+more!

LOU WOOLF

$715,000

RR.802.9663

OPEN SATURDAY 1-4PM

6446 WOODLEY AVE #3, LAKE BALBOA

Spacious & inviting 3BD 2.5BA w/left in gated 4-unit complex!

BERNIE LEIBOVITCH

$629,500

RR.472.5285

9621 JUMILLA, CHATSWORTH

66R, 36A, 2.5A S.F., 5R19 S.F. Lot

KAREEM JAMAL

$999,999

RR.402.7326

OPEN SATURDAY 12-3PM

21008 BANDERA, WOODLAND HILLS

28R, 28A, 1.5U S.F., 5.2V S.F. Lot

BRANDON HAFT/ AARON MOSTOW

$999,000

RR.812.7680

6417 WYSTONE AVE, RESEDA

Great Opportunity! 3+2 Adjacent pool home in Tarzana

SIMON POZI

$829,000

RR.855.7378

26663 WHIPPOORWILL PL. #75, CANYON COUNTRY

3+3, 1444d, 2 stg. Rainbow Glen Est. 2 car att. UPGRADES!

JENNIFER WARDELL

$699,950

RR.425.7907

WWW.CAROLWOLFE.COM

17914 MAGNOLIA BLVD #121, ENCINO

Updated Encino 2 BD 28A Condo W/107sqft. Great Location!

CAROL WOLFE

$499,000

RR.265.3088

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM

11209 LA MAIDA ST, NORTH HOLLYWOOD

Prime KS Development opportunity NoHo Arts District-adjacent.

KATHY GARDNER & JIM WAGNER

$1,000,000

RR.480.2366

22023 PARTHENIA ST, WEST HILLS

48R, 36A, 2.5X S.F., 14.4GT S.F. Lot

MARC TAHLER/KEN ZIETZ

$999,000

RR.857.3030

OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2-4PM

14248 LANARK STREET, PANORAMA CITY

3+2, 1375F, 3 Car Att. Hardwood oak flooring, covered patio

PAT LOSURDO

$789,000

RR.590.8403

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

154 N MERIDITH AVE APT 7, PASADENA

28R 23.6A 18A Sqft Cape Cod style townhome

SCOTT GOSHORN

$699,000

RR.524.9684

16940 CHATSWORTH # 206, GRANADA HILLS

2+2215Fd, 1 stg. Open concept. Move in ready! Rooftop Pool.

MATT WILDSTEIN

$464,950

RR.282.5279

RESPECTED • ESTABLISHED

WWW.RODEORE.COM

CA DRE# 00951359

J31 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J32 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

Sotheby's

INTERNATIONAL REALTY

A 1284 MESA ROAD MONTECITO | $19,995,000

Crysta Metzger | 805.453.8700

B 416 CAMPHOR PLACE MONTECITO | $8,400,000

Crysta Metzger | 805.453.8700

B 2118 BIRNAM WOOD DRIVE MONTECITO | $11,500,000

Mark MacGillvray | 805.886.7097

E 10560 WILSHIRE BLVD, #2003 WILSHIRE CORRIDOR | $5,750,000

Lori Berris | 310.880.3061

C 487 HOT SPRINGS ROAD MONTECITO | $8,999,000

Susan Conger | 805.689.3034 Charlie Petersen | 805.637.0312

F 30612 LA SONORA DRIVE MALIBU | $4,800,000

Trisha Perez | 805.304.0814 Leanna Georges | 805.746.9006

---

Unique Homes, Uniquely for You

A 3630 SAN REMO DRIVE SANTA BARBARA | $4,250,000

Crysta Metzger | 805.453.8700

B 4055 NARANJO DRIVE SANTA BARBARA | $3,595,000

Tyler Mearce | 805.450.3336

C 2201 BEECH KNOLL ROAD | OPEN SUN 2-5PM LAUREL CANYON | $2,295,000

Patrick Martin | 323.353.7200

D 1529 DE LA VINA STREET SANTA BARBARA | $1,995,000

Tyler Mearce | 805.450.3336

E 9131 OLIN STREET | OPEN SAT & SUN 2-5PM LOS ANGELES | $1,849,000

Joel Cooper | 310.968.2401 Dorit Cooper | 310.990.4655

F 865 COMSTOCK AVENUE, 16F | OPEN SUN 2-5PM LOS ANGELES | $1,550,000

Lori Berris | 310.880.3061

© 2026 Sotheby's International Realty. All Rights Reserved. Sotheby's International Realty® is a registered trademark and used with permission. Each Sotheby's International Realty office is independently owned and operated, except those operated by Sotheby's International Realty, Inc. All offerings are subject to errors, omissions, changes including price or withdrawal without notice. Equal Housing Opportunity, Agent Dref: Crysta Metzger 01340521, Mark Macgillivray 01395504, Susan Conger 00545024, Charlie Petersen 01742017, Lori Berris 00962605, Troha Perez 01350740, Leanna Georges 02174031, Tyler Mearce 01969409, Patrick Martin 01306122, Joel Cooper 01380726, Dorit Cooper 1010491

J33 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

HIGH · CORKETT & ASSOCIATES

6 Rockledge Road LAGUNA BEACH | $60,000/MO 4 Bed | 3.5 Bath | 2,457 Sq Ft

2551 Bayshore NEWPORT BEACH | $15,500/MO 5 Bed | 3 Bath | 2,312 Sq Ft

540 De Anza CORONA DEL MAR | $14,000/MO 4 Bed | 4 Bath | 2,463 Sq Ft

Steve High

949.874.4724 steve@highcorkett.com @high_corkett | highcorkett.com DRE 00936421

Evan Corkett

949.285.1055 evan@highcorkett.com @high_corkett | highcorkett.com DRE 00468496

Each Office is independently owned and operated. DRE 01767484

J34 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

Pacific | Sotheby's INTERNATIONAL REALTY

J35 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J36 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

THE #1 AGENTS IN LOS ANGELES

1 LA

BUSINESS JOURNAL 2026

1

THE REAL DEAL 2025

2026 VARIETY'S REAL ESTATE ELITE

OVER $25 BILLION CAREER SALES

CALL US TO PUT THE WINNING FORMULA TO WORK 310.626.4248

THE BEVERLY HILLS ESTATES

RAYNI WILLIAMS

BRANDEN WILLIAMS

THEBEVERLYHILLSESTATES.COM

©2026 The Beverly Hills Estates. Equal Housing Opportunity. DRE 02124501 | DRE 01496786 | DRE 01774287

---

THE BEVERLY HILLS ESTATES

1006 N CRESCENT DR | BEVERLY HILLS VICTORIA RISKO | 310.776.0737 $36,950,000

3405 FRYMAN RD | STUDIO CITY BRANDEN WILLIAMS & RAYNI WILLIAMS | 310.626.4248 $32,500,000

500 CHALETTE DR | TROUSDALE STEPHEN SWEENEY | 424.542.1057 MICHAEL FAHIMIAN & JACK HARRIS | 310.882.0064 $16,995,000

9302 NIGHTINGALE DR | BIRD STREETS RAYNI WILLIAMS & BRANDEN WILLIAMS | 310.626.4248 $8,995,000

2285 WORTHING LN | BEL-AIR DENNIS DEWALT | 323.774.3315 STEVE CONTRERAS | 310.658.7741 $9,250,000

331 N KILKEA DR | BEVERLY CENTER SPENCER PAYSON | 310.486.8039 $3,295,000

10334 LORENZO DR | CHEVIOT HILLS MICHELLE SANIEI | 310.927.6072 JESSE LALLY | 781.248.1688 $5,500,000

9315 LLOYDCREST DR | BEVERLY HILLS P.O. LAURENT MAMANN | 310.780.9971 $1,895,000

358 N RIDGEWOOD PL | HANCOCK PARK JENNIFER LEVINE | 310.200.5366 $9,500/MO

WWW.THEBEVERLYHILLSESTATES.COM

©2026 The Beverly Hills Estates. List Price Shown. Broker does not guarantee the accuracy of square footage, lot size or other information concerning the condition or features of property obtained from public records or other sources. Equal Housing Opportunity. DRE 02126121

J37 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

J38

---

Brand New Construction

on Balboa Island

225 DIAMOND AVENUE, NEWPORT BEACH

OFFERED AT $7,950,000

503 WYDE STREET, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 © PLUS REAL ESTATE 2024 DREW2004201. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREWILL INTERIED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.

PLUS REAL ESTATE

J39

---

HOT PROPERTY

Produced by LA Times Studios. Independent of the L.A. Times Newsroom. Contact us with comments or questions at hotproperty@latimes.com.

Photos courtesy of Modern Mill

Designing Outdoor Spaces That Actually Last

Outdoor living isn't a luxury amenity anymore. It's core residential square footage. More than 75% of millennials now consider outdoor kitchens essential, according to the National Kitchen and Bath Association, and the homes commanding the highest premiums are the ones that blur interior and exterior seamlessly. Buyers expect these spaces to function year-round, not just during the three months when the weather cooperates.

What Changes When You Design for Reality

Here's what I've learned watching outdoor projects age over the past decade: The spaces that look best after five years aren't necessarily the ones built with premium materials. They're the ones where someone thought hard about how weather actually moves through a site.

Think Like Water

Proper drainage is crucial for managing where water wants to go on your specific site, then designing transitions and details that move it along rather than trap it. I've seen beautiful IPE decks destroyed not by the material itself, but by edge details that created perfect little moisture pockets.

Orientation Isn't Optional

A west-facing outdoor kitchen in Phoenix needs completely different material thinking than a north-facing covered porch in Seattle. Areas with intense afternoon sun will experience serious thermal stress with materials that expand, finishes fail faster, and dark stains that can cause warping.

Protection Isn't Decoration

Roof overhangs, pergolas and covered areas aren't just about shade and aesthetics – they're doing real work extending material life. A deck under even partial cover will dramatically outperform an identical exposed deck.

The Material Revolution Architects Are Missing

We're seeing a new generation of engineered materials that actually deliver on the promise of low-maintenance aesthetics. I'm talking about bio-based products made from agricultural waste streams like rice husks, materials that would have been burned or landfilled, transformed into products that outperform traditional building materials.

The aim isn't resilience alone but harmony with the elements. When outdoor spaces are designed to work in rhythm with their environment, they evolve into functional extensions of the home rather than aesthetic obligations.

— Mary Lynn Hoalix, Architect Specialist at Modern Mill

For more home inspiration, expert insights, and fresh ideas for every room, scan the QR code or visit latimes.com/HotProperty.

J40 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

Paradise Found

17713 Posetano Road | Pacific Palisades

HUGE PRICE ADJUSTMENT $4,495,000

3 BD | 2.5 BA | 2,622 SF | .0846 LOT

LEAH STEUER

leah.steuer@compass.com

M: 310-729-3999

DRE 00771256

Company is a non-profit limited company in the State of California and similar to Leah Steuer, "Compass" and "Compass" personnel herein is intended for the material purpose and is not intended for business deemed reliable but has not been verified. Changes in price, condition, sale or otherwise may be made without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footings are approximate. These are intended to an unsupportive already noted.

COMPASS

J41 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

Los Angeles Times

GAMES

Assemble a classic photo one piece at a time.

No subscription necessary.

Play for free! Scan the code or visit latimes.com/jigsaw to play now.

J42 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES

CALIFORNIA PROPERTIES

TAKE A TOUR TODAY

at bhhscalifornia.com

©2026 BHH Affiliates, LLC. An independently operated subsidiary of Homeservices of America, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate, and a franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices and the Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices symbol are registered service marks of Columbia Insurance Company, a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate. Equal Housing Opportunity. Information not verified or guaranteed. If your home is currently listed with a Booker, this is not intended as a solicitation.

336 LORING AVENUE, LITTLE HOLMBY 6BD/6BA • $6,395,000 Larry Young, 310.777.2879 LIC# 00999537

255 S BENTLEY AVENUE, WESTWOOD HILLS 5BD/6BA • $5,895,000 Larry Young, 310.777.2879 LIC# 00999537

10770 WEYBURN AVENUE, LITTLE HOLMBY 4BD/4BA • $4,699,000 Larry Young, 310.777.2879 LIC# 00999537

11027 CASHMERE STREET, WESTWOOD HILLS 4BD/3BA • $3,495,000 Larry Young, 310.777.2879 LIC# 00999537

@BHHSCALIFORNIA

J43 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

CALIFORNIA PROPERTIES

TAKE A TOUR TODAY at bhhscalifornia.com

1716 AMHERST AVENUE, WEST LOS ANGELES

5BD/6BA • $3,795,000

Larry Young (co-listed), 310.777.2879

LIC# 00999537

96 KUNKLE STREET, OAK VIEW

4BD/3BA • $1,272,500

Roylin Downs, 805.850.5443

LIC# 01065591

1617 N VERDUGO ROAD, GLENDALE

Duplex • $1,415,000

Carol Kurachi, 626.688.2477

LIC# 01211059

335 W AVENIDA DE LAS FLORES, THOUSAND OAKS

4BD/2BA • $1,125,000

Roylin Downs, 805.850.5443

LIC# 01065591

630 E ORANGE GROVE AVE #A, BURBANK

2BD/1¼BA • $519,000

Carol Kurachi, 626.688.2477

LIC# 01211059

©2006 BHH Military, LLC. An independently operated subsidiary of Hemiservic, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway, Affiant, and a Employer of BHH Military, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway Hemiservic, Inc. and the Berkshire Hathaway Hemiservic symbol are registered service marks of Columbia Insurance Company, a Berkshire Hathaway Affiant, Equal Housing Opportunity, Information not verified or guaranteed. If you have a currently listed with a dealer, this is not intended as a solicitation.

@BHHSCALIFORNIA

Los Angeles Times

YOU DO

ADU

Actual house, meet extra small house.

A free digital newsletter about, you guessed it, ADUs.

How do you know if building an accessory dwelling unit, or ADU, is right for you? Start with You Do ADU, a six-week newsletter. We'll guide you through financing, planning, solving common problems and more — so you can make the right decision for you and your property.

Sign up now.

latimes.com/ADU

J44 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

Resort Style Lock-and-Leave Residences High Above Las Vegas

LOCATED WITHIN ASCAYA, 20 MINUTES FROM THE STRIP

GUARD-GATED | CLUBHOUSE | PRIVATE DINING

POOLS, SAUNAS, COLD PLUNGES | PICKLEBALL & TENNIS | MILES OF TRAILS

THE CANYON

RESIDENCES

at ascaya

3- & 4-BEDROOM RESIDENCES

PRICED FROM $2.99M

Scan for pricing and availability

3% Broker Referral

ASCAYA.COM | 702-978-5800

Prices, promotions, incentives, features, options, floor plans, elevations, design materials, specifications, community development plans, amenities, schedules, and available homes are subject to change without notice. Square footages and dimensions are approximate only, may vary in actual construction, and should not be relied upon as a representation of the actual or precise size of any home or amenity space. All photographs, artistic renderings, and other depictions of the residence, community, and other features are preliminary and for illustrative and conceptual purposes only. Model homes and depictions of people do not reflect racial preference. Windows, desks, doors, and other design features vary in the community. Views are not guaranteed. Actual views may vary and change in the future. Site plans and maps are not to scale and are for relative location purposes only. School and school district information is subject to change over time. No warranty or guarantee is made that any particular school or school district will serve the community. Information provided does not constitute an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to purchase real property. REDCAYOR SALES, LLC #8100202LCSW

WARNING: THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE HAS NOT INSPECTED, EXAMINED, OR QUALIFIED THIS OFFERING.

J45 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

OPEN HOUSE

To advertise your property, log onto latimes.com/placead

Los Angeles Times

Bel Air Estates

943 Moraga Drive

$9950000 Gated beauty on prestigious Moraga Drive. Completely designer reconstructed. 3 bedroom 5 bath 3264 square feet. Private with mature landscaping. Stunning indoor outdoor kitchen. Resort style pool area. Gary Swennik Coldwell Banker | DRE#:01385518 3109131523

Los Angeles

2695 La Cuesta Dr

$1,999,000 Reduced from $2,199,000. Discover one of Nichols Canyon's best values with 4 bedrooms, soaring ceilings, a resort-style backyard, privacy and exceptional Hollywood Hills living. Compass / Kennon Earl | DRE#:01394743 424.230.7928

Malibu

23813 Harbor Vista Dr

$3,950,000 Turnkey Malibu home w/ocean views, 3 beds, 2 baths & bright interiors. Open living flows to a sleek kitchen w/quartz island & fireplace. Low-maintenance yard, gated motor court & 2-car garage near Las Virgenes. Brian Merrick | Coldwell Banker Realty | DRE#:01204107 Cell | 310.383.4336

Manhattan Beach

417 23rd Street

$2,795,000 Move-in-ready corner lot blocks from The Strand. Features an open floor plan, remodeled kitchen with BBQ deck, private yard, and primary suite with balcony/fireplace. Best value in the Sand Section! Strand Hill Properties | Cindy Shearin | DRE#:00925580 310-200-8318

Los Angeles Times

This must be the place

HYPERLOCAL GUIDES TO NEIGHBORHOOD GEMS.

Discover the many cities, neighborhoods and communities that make L.A., L.A.

Know where to find a soothing café de olla? How about the best spot for DTLA skyline views? "This must be the place" is a series of guides that's here to show you it all.

Start exploring.

latimes.com/the-place

J46 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

The day's top stories, at your fingertips.

Scan the code to download the app.

---

Nourmand & Associates

Featured New Listings

Expect Greatness — Est. 1976 www.nourmand.com

628 N Sierra Dr Beverly Hills | $11,495,000

Rochelle Atlas Maize dre #01365331 310.968.8828

3373 Coldwater Canyon Ave Studio City | $7,250,000

Gavin Fleminger dre #01240692 310.850.8053

3024 Stanford Ave Marina del Rey | $3,899,000

Katie M. / Annie A. dre #02034489/02193397 310.606.1852

7523 Mulholland Dr Hollywood Hills | $2,949,000

Carrie Eckert dre #01877376 323.697.1487

3214 Pearl St Santa Monica | $2,795,000

Michael N. / Adam S. dre #01281017/01399199 310.666.3294

1922 Taft Ave Los Feliz | $2,595,000

Konstantine Valissarakos dre #01023114 323.252.9451

10346 Ilona Ave Rancho Park | $2,498,00

Kostrey + Eckert Collection dre #01512045/01729039 323.543.3697

222 N St Andrews Pl East Larchmont | $2,295,000

Thomas H. / Taylor K. dre #01354379/02067050 310.486.1065

9305 Burton Way #A Beverly Hills | $2,250,000

Jill Epstein dre #0047217 310.779.9513

J47 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA

---

Have you seen our TV Show on YOUR VIEW Airing every Saturday at 9am (PST) on

COX & Spectrum

RE/MAX FINE HOMES

CANADAY GROUP ORANGE COUNTY LUXURY HOME SPECIALISTS

Private Tours By Appointment

NEW LISTING IN CAPO BEACH

34582 CAMINO CAPISTRANO #A-B | CAPISTRANO BEACH DUPLEX | 5 BEDS | 5 BATHS | 3,000 SQFT | OCEAN VIEWS

COSTA MESA LANDMARK

1919 SANTA ANA AVE | COSTA MESA 92627 3 BED | 5 BATH | 3,500 SQ.FT. | 7,405 SQ.FT. LOT

FOR SALE

22187 WESTCLIFF | MISSION VIEJO 5 BEDS | 4.5 BATHS | 4800 SQFT | 8,500 SQFT LOT

NEW LEASE LISTING

601 LIDO PARK DRIVE, UNIT 2E | NEWPORT BEACH 2 BEDS | 2.5 BATHS | 1,913 SQ FT

NEW LISTING

19411 LIVE OAK CANYON RD | TRABUCO CANYON ONE OF A KIND 1 ACRES FLAT LAND

FOR LEASE IN SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO

28277 VIA DEL MAR | SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 3 BEDS | 3 BATHS | 1,858 SQFT

FOR LEASE IN CORONA DEL MAR

410.5 GOLDENROD #B | CORONA DEL MAR 3 BED | 3 BATH | 1,419 SQ. FT. | MO. LEASE CALL FOR PRICING

WATCH OUR WEEKLY TV SHOW SATURDAYS AT 9:00AM ON COX AND SPECTRUM ORANGE & LOS ANGELES COUNTY CH. 118 SANTA BARBARA & SAN DIEGO CH. 4 YUMA, EL CENTRO, PALM SPRINGS, & PALM DESERT CH. 27

25 ACRES FLAT LAND IN TRABUCO

FLAT LAND TO BE SUBDIVIDED INTO 12 LOTS

FOR SALE

BARSTOW 73.51 ACRES | $58,888

LEE ANN CANADAY 949.249.2424

LeeAnn@CanadayGroup.com CanadayGroup.com DRE#00560041

To view our virtual tours in 3D, visit our website canadaygroup.com LAGUNA BEACH | CORONA DEL MAR

J48 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2026 LA