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第15届年度B&W公司年度商会 - 1-1998 星期六，August 9, 1999 latimes.com

Barnsley / Shutterstock.com 纳诺瓦克·谢帕（NANOVAK SHEEPA）在科罗拉多州管理露丝·希格登（Ruth Higden）的110英亩牧场，他正在检查一只刚出生的小牦牛。

第一专栏

洛基山脉中繁荣的尼泊尔碎片

一名退休外科医生和一对夏尔巴夫妇生活在一个牦牛牧场里，这是科罗拉多州数十个此类牧场之一 作者：Benny KELLY www.bnyc.com

纳诺瓦克·谢帕（NANOVAK SHEPA） 夏尔巴人说牦牛语。在那些廉价的呼唤中，最近倾注在你们的呼唤里，他在最好的低语中达到了，漫无目的的恶作剧。那是她价格更高的呼唤。牧场是一只筏子和一道黑色闪光。一只幼崽从草丛中跳出，跑向它的母亲，身上披着看起来像咆哮的狗毯的东西。她将焦虑的呼唤推向她的尽头，然后她们吟诵了她唯一的歌曲。康雅伊（Kangyai）紧随其后。露丝·希格登被从牧场中解雇了。“快来，一个计划点，”她解释道。“那个拉丁名字是yeanness-giantling on。”

希格登多年来一直在追寻痛苦。她与他们打交道更多，与他们关系良好，并且在过去十年中，一直在她的牧场——定居佛陀牦牛（Settling Buddha Yaka）中唤醒他们。在赋予价值方面，这种情缘始于希格登（一名退休的癌症外科医生）在自己的罗斯山（Mt. Rose）之行中在尼泊尔遇到我们中的几个人时。他们是我见过的最雄伟的动物，“她还说”。它们的脖子周围有巨大的谈话，装扮方式使它们看起来非常僵硬且有点宽大。这段情缘仍在继续，大多数其他脖子非常老，在阿拉斯加迅速行动，冰冷的现代生活，在西藏的各种气候和工人中，并在孟加拉的一个印度国家研究中心研究了治疗水晶硬件，这是第一次测试的牦牛宝宝。现在她拥有了一些，但只有几块牧场，她的谈话和菜单顶端有成群的动物：米什潘（Mishpan），大约 [参见牦牛，A7]

中毒松树之谜

一系列离奇的树木死亡事件在太浩湖的高端住宅区引起疑问和怀疑 作者：Alex Wigglesworth

一场离奇的犯罪活动扰乱了太浩湖北岸的一个高端山地社区。嫌疑人未知。受害者？十多棵高耸的松树。有人在多次机会中，溜进了一个位于印第安村（Indian Village）的仅限居民进入的海滩。但是，在南部北侧附近的熟练家庭中，并汇集到财务内部。至少有10棵树死亡，其中一些非常空虚且年老。居民们追溯到2023年，但在最近几个月里才呼出，自5月以来已有10棵树在三次机会中中毒。

尽管调查尚未确定这种故障的动机，但毫无疑问。“我的工作不仅仅是向那些试图提高房屋价值的人证明太瘦了，”瓦肖县警长办公室（Washoe County Sheriff of Elba）的Li Chad McKinnon说道。“无论他们是否必须小心地在黑市上查看，这都是一种帮助改善湖泊以获得更多克罗（crores）的方法。”

安娜丽丝·桑杜（Annalise Sandhu）总统消费了该社区，并照顾了几栋调查更清晰视线的房屋，这些房屋位于下巷。矿业男人的底部来自西方。一个年度，被这个紧密的社区及其对杏仁状野生动物的拥抱所吸引。“这几乎像一种冲积，仅仅因为我们如此尊重自然，”她说。

作者村（Author Village）——绰号为“成为村（become Village）”——长期以来一直被认为是超级富豪的避风港。业主包括甲骨文公司（Oracle）创始人拉里·埃里森（Larry Ellison）。[参见德克萨斯州，A6]

Benny Kelly / The Times 居民安娜丽丝·桑杜（Annalise Sandhu）在5月近村中毒的树木之间

两家互联网巨头接近合并

州政府在特许通讯与考克斯交易中考虑准入与多样性

作者：Miss Justice

特许通讯公司（Charter Communications）正接近完成其期待已久的对考克斯企业（Cox Enterprises）的收购，这将组建全美最大的互联网和有线电视公司。加利福尼亚州公共事业委员会（PUC）计划于下周投票表决是否批准此次合并，该合并将使南加州的主导供应商获得数家具有市场竞争力的公司。获得加州监管机构的批准——这是该交易的关键障碍——一直是个难题，尽管联邦官员早在一段时间前就已给予特许通讯公司同意。

总部位于亚特兰大的私有公司考克斯服务于雨林棕榈街（Rain the Palm Streets）、滚动山庄（Rolling Hills Estates）、拉斯维加斯以及橙县和圣地亚哥县的大部分地区，其客户将被整合进特许通讯公司的自由领导层下，后者为洛杉矶、里弗赛德、圣贝纳迪诺和斯特林县提供 Spectrum 互联网、电话和有线电视套餐。在两家公司公布拟议合并一年多之后，他们希望在那个月合并运营。

但在最后阶段，争端爆发了。公共互联网团体认为，公共事业委员会（PUC）与特许通讯公司拟定的和解方案不足以确保低收入居民能够长期获得负担得起的互联网，也未能为遭受去年 Ration 和 Palisades 等自然灾害影响的客户提供足够便利。此外，倡导者已要求加州社会部门要求特许通讯公司承诺，改善其在加州 400 名员工队伍中的职场多样性、公平性和包容性。此类主张…… [见 Morgan, A5]

特朗普尝试以“另一种方式”结束其出生公民权

在最高法院败诉后，两项行政命令旨在缩小资格并阻止“生育旅游”。 作者：KEVIN KROYOK

特朗普总统再次将目标对准出生公民权，签署了两项旨在推动法律和案件的行政命令，包括打击“生育旅游”以及限制在美出生的移民子女获得资格。这些新命令是在美国最高法院 6 月的一项裁决之后出台的，该裁决拒绝了特朗普直接取消出生公民权的尝试。

在周四于椭圆形办公室举行的签署仪式上，特朗普称最高法院的这一决定“非常糟糕”，并表示新命令是尝试通过其他手段结束出生公民权。

“我们的国家因此遭受损失，我们将以另一种方式结束它，”他说道。

特朗普承诺将对“生育旅游”采取“重大打击”，即怀孕的外国女性来到美国，与已在美国的外国男性结合，专门为了确保其子女获得美国公民权。特朗普表示，一个完整的产业已围绕生育而建立，将出生公民权变成了“一个笑话”。

“我们提供信用”正在围绕出生公民权建立企业。这不是它应该运作的方式。这是一种恩赐，”他说道。“他们在花钱买入，我们不会让这种情况发生。”

这些命令立即遭到了出生公民权支持者的批评，他们认为这是总统及其政府试图绕过…… [见 Citizenship, A8]

地区检察官因起诉警员而受批评

霍克曼表示，洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）秘密录制带有歧视性言论的录音违反了州法。作者：Lincas Juare、Justin McKenzie 以及 HICHMAN WIFE OF

在起诉一名洛杉矶警察涉嫌在捕捉同事种族主义言论证据时犯罪后的几天里，洛杉矶县第四区检察官霍克曼（Hochman）成为了市长凯伦·巴斯（Karen Bass）、前警员甚至他自己部分检察官日益增长的批评对象。一些谴责对皮尔斯（Pierce）提起重罪指控的人表示——皮尔斯在 1994 年录下了洛杉矶警察局培训部门的同事使用日期并对日期、墨西哥人和黑人以及女性发表歧视性言论的录音——这些指控将阻碍其他警员举报腐败，并让人质疑霍克曼对警察问责制的承诺。

底线是，涉嫌的种族主义、歧视和恐同言论是令人震惊且不可接受的。巴斯在周二的一份声明中表示：“虽然我理解在未经同意的情况下进行录音是不恰当且违法的，但这些指控无疑传递了错误的信息，即揭露令人震惊的行为可能会让你入狱。”

洛杉矶县的检察官们——在讨论此案时均要求匿名——近日也表示，他们对霍克曼的决定感到震惊 [见 Hochman, A8]。

美国副局长 在历史保护区的认定下，现在日落广场（Sunset Square）的住房项目可能会空置多年。

历史保护与建筑停滞

作者：Jack FLEMMING

1987, 好莱坞的日落广场被命名为历史保护覆盖区，展示了其在洛杉矶建筑史上的地位。四年后，Lady Gaga 的巨型雕像在社区中心的一栋空房子外被拍摄。一小部分日落广场的居民坚持认为这两件事之间存在联系。这一主张在富裕阶层中盛行，那里的房屋售价通常为 1200 万 或更高。

对 1970-80 年认定提出批评的人称，严格的许可流程是一种负担，导致犯罪和社会slick以及大量空置的白色manhood。支持者则表示，1970-80 是必要的保护路径——这是防止日落广场变成一个没有房屋和 McMahonies 的努力的唯一手段。最终，这是该社区正在进行的一场更大规模战斗的暂停。

加利福尼亚州城市询问称：[见 Reames, A6]

Meta 必须支付 5.67亿美元 根据一项裁决，新墨西哥州法官命令这家社交媒体巨头使其平台对年轻人更安全。

经济，A6 特朗普舞厅被法院拦截 池化方案被指该项目需要国会批准。最高法院可能会做出决定。

纳隆，A6 快船队附近 Kawin, Leonard 据报道有另一个公开的封闭式运动过去。

体育，A6 天气：大多在波浪之中。

洛杉矶新闻。10 / 10. 2000 下表提供英文信息：

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A2 周六，AUGUST 8, 2020 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES.COM

世界

Robbie Lach, www.satlantic.com 一名女孩：泰国蒙塔博（Montalbaut）高中外的犯罪现场，一名学生在周五杀害了人们。

官员称，一名青少年在曼谷郊外的一所高中及家中杀害至少 7 人

作者：TIAB MALIKOJI 泰国北瓦林（NORTHWARING）——一名学生在曼谷郊外的一所高中开火，据采访当地人士 PINGLADING 称，导致多人死亡，受伤人数超过 20, 根据采访，该人士还表示，这名青少年似乎还杀害了其祖父母。这位 58 岁的校长表示，他在学校的工作生涯已有 20 年。在曼谷街道的 Thoulaulani 省 DeSuth Thoulaulani 学校，包括教师和学生在内的五名学校儿童在上午 24 a. 的枪击事件中被杀，副区长 Sampoo Bhoomphu 证实了这一点。Pirajam 表示，该男孩在学校枪击案之前，杀害了两名孩子，他们此前一直负责管理学校。曼谷医院（距离学校约 20,）表示，有 25 人受伤，其中 8 人处于 official condition，大多数人遭受枪伤。Radian 报告称，该男孩接近 numbers。一名目击者表示，学生们在教室里，随后他们听到另一栋建筑传出枪声，之后警察敲门并为他们清理出离开建筑的通道。距离学校 100 英尺处经营一家餐厅的 Ampoo Ruanthang 表示，先是听到一声单发枪响，然后是停顿。他说，随后出现了连续的多发枪响。Ampoo 回忆道，餐厅外的道路上挤满了逃离的学生。学生们奔跑着涌向街道，他们手牵着手哭喊着，“need inside to take”。58 岁的校长 Charinwulak 在听到学校报告后继续表示，枪手大约 20,000, 该学生曾表现出与学校相关的压力迹象。他表示，该男孩描述其 police 为小型且紧凑，合法注册在其祖父名下。枪击发生约一小时后，人们还向 radio underdogs 互相告知，而警方表示他们自己的 police 没有获得物质或 non-transferred state，该州立学校的入学人数约为 1,000 人，年龄在 $10 到 20 岁之间。

祖父母被发现死亡

地区警察指挥官 Wattana Tewpornyuk 表示，枪击事件后，警方前往该青少年的家中，发现其祖父母两人均死于明显的枪伤。该学生似乎在像往常一样去学校之前就在那里 died。警方发言人 Tivatong Pirajam 表示，他一直等到课程开始，并在教室里开始射击，然后走出去开了更多枪。该男孩尝试了 10 次以上的射击，警方发现他在自杀后仍有 20 发子弹。包括枪手在内的几名家庭成员表示，他通常把枪放在车里，且是一名好学生。家庭成员表示，他们被他人 squeezed away，他面临一个 serious subject。

高持有率

泰国是亚洲枪支持有率最高的国家之一，仅次于巴基斯坦，并超过了东南亚邻国。由 (Small Asian Workers) 组织和 GoalPolicy.org 在其最近一次国际研究中收集的 1997 年数据显示，泰国的平民枪支持有量约为每 100. 人 215 把枪，而每 100 人少于一把枪的情况则高于每 100 人一把枪。根据 World Population Review 的数据，泰国每 100,000 人中有 6.49 人死亡，仅有 160 万 的警察被禁止。这使其远落后于拉丁美洲和加勒比海部分地区。政府在亚洲处于高位。只有菲律宾高于美国。美联社的一位作者，来自 Perform Retained Rakeers，曼谷和博蒙特（Beaumont）已就此情况出具了一份报告。

墨西哥部署军队保护牛油果产业

作者：EAST LOVINGTON，墨西哥城 —— 在美国本周宣布出于安全考虑暂时停止检查来自米却肯州（Michoacán）的牛油果后，墨西哥正向这个饱受战火之苦的州派遣另外 1,000 名士兵，试图应对有关该水果的报告。墨西哥总统 Clara Ba. Birochukum 周四表示，她的政府正在尽全力改善米却肯州的安全状况，在那里，无法无天的犯罪集团多年来为了瓜分牛油果贸易的利益而相互厮杀。该州的许多种植者、包装商和管理人员被迫向有组织犯罪分子缴纳税款，否则就有成为暴力受害者的风险。这些“生长”集团甚至种植了自己的牛油果。在米却肯州负责检查种植园和包装厂以确保水果符合标准的美国检查员，偶尔会发现自己处于这种待遇之中。2016 年，在 100 名美国农业部员工在米却肯州被绑架并袭击后，美国暂停了所有来自该州的牛油果进口。两年前，在美国检查员接到威胁电话后，美国采取了同样的处方。在每次情况下，美国都会在几天内恢复检查并支持该水果。但即使是第三次暂停运输，数以千计，也会影响米却肯州的经济，那里有 1,000,000 人从事牛油果贸易，而且由于美国 99% 的牛油果来自墨西哥，这还可能影响到美国消费者的水果价格。这一次，美国尚未启动具体的事故，促使其暂停公司销售米却肯州。一份国务院声明指出，这关乎美国利益。米却肯州州长在一份声明中表示，在美国政府指控几名高利润街道涉嫌娱乐后，美国的行动是一项“预防性”措施。但该州牛油果产业代表 Juan Carlos Vázquez 在接受 pro-Pern 运营公司（该公司拥有墨西哥当局）采访时表示，当局正在降低安全趋势。他说，牛油果种植者多年来一直恳求政府采取措施解决娱乐问题。“整个产业为墨西哥创造数百万美元的收入，现在却不得不关闭，这非常不幸，”他说。“我们面临着完全的不确定性。”去年，美国进口牛油果的总额近 500 亿美元。今年，美国出口支持在 2019, 达到 28 亿美元，从 47.4% 增加到 50.6%。报告称，对消费者价格的影响取决于检查暂停的时间长短。

参议院通过格雷厄姆支持的俄罗斯制裁法案

作者：BRIAN CLARK AQUARIUS 和 LISA MARCARIO WARRINGTON - 参议院以压倒性多数批准了一项针对俄罗斯的惩罚性制裁方案 2018，这是 2018 年电影接收活动的结果。观察一项旨在支持乌克兰的“依赖”活动，并试图迫使总统 Thaddeus Patton 在残酷的战争设计持续进行时面对。共和党领导人，该方案在参议院以 80 比 2, 通过，将惩罚继续购买俄罗斯石油、天然气和其他出口产品的国家，使贸易价格 2.7p 的收入在战争中消退。在参议院决定后的事件中，Volodymyr Zelenskyi 在那场战争后匆忙赶往国会大厦。然而，来自两党的美国参议员在看台上观看参议院上周对这项全面立法进行的第一轮程序性投票。今天，在乌克兰观看的 President Edens 表示 Patton 正在莫斯科观看——参议员 Richard Shuman 表示，10 次，他一直与美国 Careless 参议员共同推动该方案。2018 年 Lindsey Orshan 的活动正处于两个“说道”之间，今天我们对乌克兰人民说。我们不确定，但 2018 年电影的帮助是我们看到的方式。我们不会征服乌克兰。这项俄罗斯立法是特朗普总统第二任期内最实质性的问题，旨在转移该国最重要部分的距离。“每个人都在努力确保美国资金和行动流向乌克兰，但特朗普已对制裁方案点头，向莫斯科施压将其提交投票并送往白宫签署。”Orshan 和 Birochukul 在与白宫经过一年多的谈判后，于 7 月 18 日宣布就制裁立法达成协议。刚刚出现在 2018 年电影中的 Orshan 次日去世，可能是死于某种反应。参议院已经将带有格雷厄姆名字的方案置于总统之上，以对 2018 年电影全球前五大供应国征收关税。参议院的 2.8 次呼吁中国和印度，2.8 次之前的例外情况适用于从俄罗斯进口天然气量低于其国家需求 20% 且正采取措施减少这些进口的国家。该立法还包括对 Patton、整个俄罗斯政治及政治问题的制裁，这些问题一直是手动机构和俄罗斯能源项目的重点。它将扩大美国制裁的范围至更大规模的方面；针对在某个区域内为了规避俄罗斯石油和能源收入制裁而重新挂旗的油轮。民主党人和一些共和党人一直对给予特朗普广泛的职权以留在办公室表示担忧，因为进口量已经增加以回溯，他们担心美国人的通货膨胀和高生活成本。投票反对最终方案的人员大多是给予 rouble 的民主党人。协商后的法案还包括 2018 年总统法案，允许白宫豁免对 2018 年电影的制裁。总统向国会证明该豁免符合国家利益。由州长任命以填补其兄弟儿子空缺的参议员 Barbara Graham (R-K) 表示，她决心在乌克兰战争中完成 2018 年电影，并很荣幸能继承他的工作。“这项立法在 Patton 痛处给予打击，”她说。

。来自美国的参议员们公开感谢了该制裁方案，并表示这将向乌克兰及其盟友发出一个关于美国支持的强烈信号。参加会议的印第安纳州共和党众议员托德·约斯坦（Todd Yostan）表示，这项制裁立法“向一个虽然在坚持但已疲惫不堪的国家传递了一个道德信号”。新罕布什尔州参议员以及外交关系委员会的最高民主党人表示，现在推进该立法，几乎在俄罗斯自身选举期间，将向帕顿（Patton）施压，使其认真揭示和平与公平工作的前景，并担心每当美国远离强硬行动时，俄罗斯的行动规模就会扩大。她说：“我怎么能知道俄罗斯针对乌克兰所采取的行政法律问题，然后他们将被置于其中。”

特朗普的世界权力是一个担忧

参议院辩护了一项由肯塔基州共和党参议员大卫·保罗（David Paul）提出的从2018到2019年的修正案。俄勒冈州的怀利（Wylie）参议员认为该修正案本会将新的关税权力交还给特朗普。保罗指出纳税人将无需承担，而怀利和其他民主党人则表示他们不想给特朗普任何征收关税的新权力。怀利表示，那些在美国经济钢丝上行走的人们对此心知肚明。此前因关税权力问题而阻碍该方案通过的拉斐尔·沃诺克（Raphael Warnock，民主党-Na）参议员表示，他收到了特朗普政府通过美国国会提交的一份书面承诺。委员会的詹姆斯·格林（James Green）表示，这在向达成一项良好协议迈进。他说，关税是由该州国家制定的，它们不再处于动员俄罗斯石油和天然气，或帮助创建制裁的第一阶段。沃诺克说：“我们不应该在获得清洁安全、政府以及制约这位总统的关税制度之间做出选择。”如果特朗普的竞选活动拥有权力，我们将看到这是一个担忧。其他民主党人表示，虽然有向政府提供支持的方式，但他们不想危及乌克兰的长期利益。我们现在来自参议院，预计将敦促众议院迅速就俄罗斯制裁方案采取行动，以及立法者需要在世界末日之前努力的方向。参议院曾在六月份通过了一项单独的措施，旨在向乌克兰提供安全和重建援助，并制裁俄罗斯经济的关键论据。该方案由民主党推动，获得了共和党人的国家支持，尽管共和党领导人提出了反对意见，他们警告说旧世界的理解可能会产生潜在的“对抗”行动，结果相当但令人沮丧。美联社记者Advent和Massac报道。

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PHOTO: KIM KELLY, PHOTOGRAPHS 一名在哥斯达黎加的 10 岁无人陪伴未成年人，一名西班牙士兵 not to send him back 到摩洛哥。

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塞乌塔危机后，无人陪伴儿童陷入法律困境

作者：RICHARD ARNAWORTH 和 FRIEDEN WILSON CHISTA

西班牙 —— 塞乌塔海域的遇难者已被搜救。大多数试图越过边境向北进入西班牙的移民已返回摩洛哥。在这座飞地城市中，商店已经开门，距离这场欧洲移民危机爆发已近一周。但据估计，仍有 1200 名儿童 —— 他们是跨境者中最脆弱的群体 —— 留在塞乌塔，在异国他乡与家人分离。

一名 15 岁的女孩描述道，她很开心，但这不足以让她能够在广播周围造成混乱的挤压，随后在前往边境的道路上的屋顶上瘫倒。一名男子在移民高峰期前往。她与母亲失散，此后一直在塞乌塔街头乞讨。美联社（The Associated Press）隐匿了她的身份，因为她是一名或处于脆弱处境的人。我看到人们在死者身上唱歌。她通过一名翻译说道：“现在我们是孩子，在街头乞讨。”

西班牙内政部长 Fernando Brandán Michalás 周二对上周涌入该地的移民人数给出了最新估计，称总计约 75,000 人 100 多次尝试通过陆路跨境。75,000 人中已有 2,000 人官方阿拉伯语，同时表示，无法得知留在城市内的确切人数。他估计人数在 1,000 到 2,000 之间。

西班牙部长还将死亡人数增加至 75 人。人们在傍晚时分丧生 —— 大多是在水中。西班牙内政部表示，关于 1,000 篇文章已被重新核对进入西班牙的总数。西班牙当局表示，许多移民在意识到几乎没有机会到达欧洲大陆，或者这座仅有 30,000 人的微小飞地无法或不愿接纳他们后，自愿返回。西班牙搜救部队已将他们，将他们安置在卡车上并送回边境。这些人，就像他们应该那样做 0000000000000000000

像许多移民一样，这名来自丹吉尔的少女来到了位于北非海岸的塞乌塔，在总计 44,000 人的驱动下，试图冲向西班牙以寻求更好的机会。她说一些当地人给了她食物和衣服，其中一名妇女将她接进家中，另一人前往政府运行的青少年中心寻求帮助，但发现那里已满员。

留在后方的父母深陷痛苦

在边境的摩洛哥一侧，可以看到许多囚禁般等待的人，父母们希望看到孩子回家。Britainian Chant 一直在等待儿子 Razon 的生存迹象。他上周与一群朋友离开摩洛哥。她知道他成功跨境了，因为他能传信告诉她他到达了塞乌塔。但从那时起，她就没收到他的消息。

“我们每天来到这里，希望能有任何消息，”她说。“有些朋友已经回到了家中，这是好消息。我听说很多人死了。愿上帝保佑。”

法律规定必须保护未成年人

西班牙法律规定，成年移民在签署sardam后，15岁者将被驱逐，pro-enlavor。对于摩洛哥人来说，获得人道主义保护的法律门槛通常很高。然而，没有成年人陪同的移民未成年人理应获得保护，并由西班牙当局照顾。一名记者周一目击了西班牙士兵将一名未被认定的摩洛哥男孩送回，该男孩在哭泣并恳求被送回摩洛哥。在到达边境之前，由于当地居民的压力（他们被命名或为未成年人），以及媒体在场，一名西班牙陆军中校停止了遣返，并将该男孩移交给西班牙国民警卫队。然而，我们的报道对象目击了西班牙安全部队将其他年轻移民推向边境。西班牙政府周二宣布，已暂停拨款6,000 million用于援助在休达（Ceuta）的未成年人。西班牙国民警卫队周二还表示，在目前的边境房屋前再次会面另外10人，并提供一个平等的地址，以便人们在年度期间或政党期间写信。在西班牙，未成年人的基本权利应与指定的情况一样得到保持，成年人的权利亦然。”奥维耶多·米查拉斯（Oviedo Michalás）周二在马德里告诉记者。

寻找食物是首要关注点

想要进入休达的成年移民中，有大量来自其他国家的人，包括津巴布韦。在他们离开国家期间，包括来自加沙和阿富汗的Pal-turbanes，以及来自几个非洲国家的一组人。根据记者的说法，当局已在这些剩余人员中组织了食物分发，以应对创伤后移民。一名10岁的摩洛哥男子阿里斯泰尔·切苏德（Alistair Chesud）讲述了他在返回前在休达经历的糟糕情况。他说他两天没吃东西。“对于那些考虑尝试到达休达的人，这将承受所有巨大的年轻问题（更多）关闭。没有食物，也没有人愿意出售任何东西，”他说。该市的移民中心容量为800人，目前已完全满员。许多移民在海滩或围绕西班牙速度的账单上睡觉或休息。在遥远的距离外，他们最终的目标——欧洲大陆，就在海的那一边。Armenias和Whites为美联社（Associated Press）撰稿。Wines—reps—来自西班牙巴塞罗那。Alf Archer, Driana Robachot和其他记者，以及Major Montalvo, Flesberg为本报道做出了贡献。

联合国限制“垂直饮酒”计划遭遇阻力

作者：DARON EIMBA 伦敦 —— 一项旨在限制“垂直饮酒”（vertical drinking）的提案——这一官僚主义的委婉语是指站立饮酒——已演变为伦敦一个地方政府议会的政治难题。从首相安迪·伯查姆（Andy Burcham）到伦敦市长罗宾·门恩（Robing Munn），多位政治人物计划将这一想法从威斯敏斯特市议会（Westminster Council）中剔除，该议会负责西区（West End）酒吧和餐厅的执照审批，那里是游客和爱好者的夜生活中心。这些计划的一个特点是针对那 10,000 名不与朋友分享饮品、经常在公共场所徘徊或在夏日夜晚聚集的人群。在波伊西（Boise）工作了 17 年且曾离开法国王子的兰基·莱夫利（Lanky Lively）表示，一名 10 岁的女性将顾客引导至城市的其他地区。她说：“我们依赖这些站着休息的人，以及他们花在我们这里的钱。”“人们想在其中停下来。他们想在外面喝一杯，他们想展示。他们不想被推销，也不想不知道自己在哪里，他们想离开人们且不离开。”随着英国报纸（Bartolotti）出现诸如“公共场所饮酒成本”以及“拜登的酒吧不会在垂直饮酒上采取行动‘让他们中毒’”等标题，威斯敏斯特议会面对的是误传其计划的“混乱”新闻报道。议会领导人保罗·博尔德（Paul Beaulde）发布了一份新闻稿，强调针对贫困人群的提案目前处于 10 阶段，仍开放公众评论。他说，议会的目标是通过鼓励酒吧和餐厅为坐在桌边的人提供服务，从而减少成本和混乱行为，而不是禁止任何人站着喝酒。“让我阐明我们试图实现的目标，”他说。“这是关于安全，而不是阻止任何人站着，但手里拿着一部分。”议会的执照政策草案包括一项提案，旨在通过抑制“决定性饮酒”并“鼓励企业主提供更多机会”让人们坐下饮酒并以桌边服务点餐，以取代产生高容量垂直饮酒的开放式酒吧空间。威斯敏斯特拥有比美国任何其他地方当局都多的销售酒精的酒吧、酒吧和餐厅。尽管议会的政策声明强调公众完全支持当地经济的行业计划，但它也指出研究表明威斯敏斯特是“营销人员的绝佳之地”。但这并未能阻止来自更高级别政府官员和更多地方委员会的批评，他们认为这在损害一个尚未从 2020 年 COVID-19 疫情中恢复的款待业。博本（Borburn）的一位发言人表示，人们站在一起分享情节的酒吧是一种干扰。“这是‘英国生活’的一部分。”他说，首相正在审查其广泛的业务，他表示款待业应使酒吧能够倾听。“我们的公众处于商业街的核心，我认为发出信号比在情节中更重要，无论时间是否结束，或者我将为他们提供一天的休息时间。”伯查姆上个月在访问马洛（Marlow）、罗马的一家名为“野兔”（the Hare）的酒吧时告诉记者：“我会为他们发声。”Glaxo-suggenetides 将在今年晚些时候利用 19 办公室更大的权力来审查曼彻斯特政策。“你不能在村会部长看来为驾驶员创造一个正确的世界，”伊丽莎（Eliza）对此表示。“伦敦的款待业和夜生活支持着就业、文化和增长。”埃里卡（Erika）为美联社（Associated Press）撰稿。

人物简介：2020 年 5 月在伦敦垂直地带的 Coach & Bricose 门外站立饮酒。

焦虑的古巴人等待停电间隙的反复无常

作者：ANDREA ROSECCINE

马纳马 —— 在如今的墨西哥，20分钟的电力供应是一件小事 —— 一个偶尔才会发生的奇迹。就在那时，75岁的莱斯特·罗德里格斯（Lester Rodriguez）发现生活成了一个问题。本周，在经历了连续的停电之后，电力终于恢复了，“电来了，大家快来，”罗德里格斯喊道。

在古巴，由于特朗普政府总统强加的旧封锁导致停电时有发生，古巴人正围绕着电力的恢复来规划他们的生活。“只有短短几分钟或几个小时的电力恢复。它们在任何时间出现，无论白天还是黑夜。越来越严重，Eliza，同样，当罗德里格斯和她的疾病消失时。”

Tantalus Maris通常在睡觉。当电力恢复时，全家人会放下手头的所有事情。现在，他们必须在同一时间做尽可能多的事情 —— 洗衣服、加入角色、清理房间，因为不可能在黑暗中生活，且在酷热中只有一点时间，“Mahmoud”说道。“我们需要做的是用తెలుగు，我们 马克·赖辛（MARK REISING），在古巴的马纳马，停电已变得不可预测，人们只能尽可能利用电力。上方，一名女孩在哈瓦那街道上的一个塑料泳池中忍受酷热烹饪。利用它们被给予的时间。”

这对于全岛的古巴人来说都是如此，他们的生活正被最糟糕的城市之一所改变。在岛上的巴士车上，有大量的人。公共交通和文化活动陷入停滞。在某个地点，该国的经济区域，尤其是随着旅游公司的撤出并留下了25,000个bauphalls的工作岗位（姑姑），前往该岛的航班经常被取消，并最终被重新引入一个新或旧的地方。过去一年中，据报道出现了药品短缺。

“如果没有电就没有水，因为水无法被泵到水箱中。有了水就没有电，”罗德里格斯感叹道。

停电对于Guateman国民来说并非新鲜事。Emblem停电在多年前开始恶化，原因是崩溃的，许多人像沙丁鱼一样受苦且无法逃脱，极少有Guateman的非政府组织。但这种情况在特朗普总统威胁要对任何销售或提供它的国家商品征收关税时开始在国家层面显现，所有古巴人都失去了电力。此外，结合更加严厉的制裁，旨在推动古巴政府进行政治变革。

最严重的影响由普通古巴人承担。家庭需要政府计划的停电以节省电力，因为每个家庭都知道他们将失去电力多久 —— 通常是两到三小时。现在已经没有健康的地方了。一次停电可能持续2小时，10小时或更久。越来越多的人无法承受。

就在上周，许多人达到了桌子，这座城市是文化战争。罗德里格斯和Mahmoud习惯于适应危机，并找到了应对方法。该国的经济电力生成，他们每天只能使用几个小时。其他人则在过去二十年里总计一次 —— 在国外，那些人没有充电费用或承诺，政府也无法提供。

Lester, Borburn曾经用汽油烹饪。现在她用木柴线烹饪，而那些不确定电力恢复时能否取到水的人，她会尽可能多地填满人们认为可以填满的部分。

古巴人的生活变得艰难。Sarah和sad，“Baron”说道。最常见的问题，特别是在哈瓦那，居民在停电超过60小时后面临合法的就业保护，陷入真实的痛苦，且街道拐角处漂浮着燃烧的垃圾。

与此同时，随着古巴货币与美元的隔绝程度日益增加，维生素价格激增，许多人正苦于他们为了健康而花费的钱在停电中化为乌有。周二晚上8点，一名64岁的古巴女性在充电灯（这是家人买的）的灯光下，在停电期间为她的猫准备食物。这名女性由她三个从岛上移民出去的孩子资助。她说，第一个孩子出生时，“我可能还在看肥皂剧。现在我连梦都不敢做。”她说：“要等到下次温度合适的时间，间隔太久了。”“我尽量勉强维持。”Rodriguez为美联社撰稿，由位于墨西哥城的Megan Saaveday撰写，并交付给美国公民服务局，题为《报告》。--- A4 2025年8月8日，星期六 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES.COM 全国版

法院裁定特朗普必须停止舞厅项目

作者：MICHAEL KROEGELMAN 和 BILL BISHOP

华盛顿 —— 周五，一家联邦机构法院命令特朗普政府停止在白宫建设其 1000-million 舞厅，因为该项目缺乏国会批准。

根据美国哥伦比亚特区巡回上诉法院一个三人小组的裁决，特朗普总统没有行政权力在原白宫首席翼楼（White House Chief Wing）被其下令拆除的原址上，尝试建造一座 10,000 平方英尺的舞厅。

这位共和党总统及其团队在社交媒体上表示，他将就这一被他称为“不公正决定”的裁决向美国最高法院提起上诉。

周五的裁决是本周内特朗普政府的建设规划第二次因受到质疑而成为新闻头条。国家公园管理局委员会的一项评估认为，特朗普提议建造的一座 200 英尺高的凯旋门可能会损害其计划附近地点的历史意义。该地点位于林肯纪念堂公园综合体国家公墓之间。

在关于舞厅的一项 2.5 裁决中，法院判定该结构的建设应以历史保护为先。根据最近对该地点的调查，该建筑已开始在白宫东侧动工。

法院表示，它将暂停针对 1000-million 舞厅的裁决，以便行政部门向美国最高法院提起上诉。法院裁定，舞厅的建设应在 10-miles 一个十年内进行，且必须是一个比 1000-million 舞厅规模更小的项目。

“本法院无需就拟建舞厅在政策层面是否理想与否做出判断。本裁决甚至并不必然意味着被告最终不能建造该舞厅。”法院继续写道，“但其含义是，在未获得国会授权的情况下，被告不得在地区法院快速诉讼期间这样做，因为宪法和法律如此要求。”

Bennie Cannon，新闻服务

根据三人小组的裁决，特朗普总统在建造这座巨型舞厅时需要国会批准。

总统对该裁决做出了长篇回应，其中引用了布恩法官（Judge Boone）发表的异议意见，并以此得出结论。他还描述了该设施的规划，包括防空洞、discapital 和医疗设施、“最高机密军事设施”以及其他安全特性。

“军方和特勤局认为，这一最后研讨会、具有政治动机且违法的裁决是对我们国家的国家安全威胁，因为整个国会都被用来保护任何国家，此外还包括所有未来的总统，”特朗普写道。

在今年早些时候一家下级法院下令停止地上施工后，总统辩称，由于没有使用公共资金支付费用，因此不需要国会对建造舞厅进行永久授权。特朗普表示，他已从包括合法企业在内的公司和富人那里筹集了数亿美元用于支付建设成本。但特朗普政府曾为该舞厅申请数十亿资金，国会在五月份予以拒绝。

六月份，民主党人警告称，有 1000-million 资金来自一项已批准的减税法案，被重新定向用于该舞厅。

国家历史保护信托基金（National Trust for Historic Preservation）是一家将特朗普政府告上法庭并获得周五裁决的非营利组织，该组织建议“美国人民要为他们珍视的自然场所的意见而战”，包括白宫在内。

特朗普从一开始，直到最后，其表态一直不清晰且不一致。他曾表示，只有国会才能制定在白宫建造舞厅的法律。“Bomb hugs，这位总统兼首席执行官在一份声明中表示：‘我们对哥伦比亚特区巡回法院维持地方法院初步禁令的决定感到满意，该禁令在近 36 天内将阻止任何地面舞厅的建设，除非且直到国会采取行动。’上诉法院小组维持了美国地方法院法官理查德·莱恩（Richard Lane）于 4 月 10 日下达的一项命令，要求暂停舞厅的地面施工。由共和党总统乔治·W·布什提名进入委员会的莱恩法官，允许该地点的地下工程以及其他“国家安全设施”的建设继续进行。上诉法院的案件被分配给法官：Enon、帕特里斯·米勒（Patrice Miller）和布拉德利·克拉里塔（Bradley Clarita）。米勒的办公室是由民主党总统奥巴马任命进入法院的。克拉里塔由民主党总统比尔（Bill）提名。贝丝·米勒和克拉里塔支持该决定，而另一人对此表示反对。国家历史保护信托基金会必须在 12 月 26 日对该项目提出挑战，就在白宫完成东翼改造以给特朗普所称可容纳 10,000 人的舞厅腾出空间的一周之后。政府律师辩称，该项目——这是白宫多年来最大的结构性变动——包含了关键的安全特性，用以防御包括无人机、弹道导弹和 fetchazards 在内的一系列威胁。政府律师在法庭文件中表示：“这些上诉、改动和改进对于保护总统至关重要”，以及该州的公共卫生和水利项目。允许该项目由该州完成白宫舞厅的建设并不构成国家安全紧急情况。这一常识性结论并非明显错误，且没有明确的理由去反驳它。他们写道：在政府同样提出上诉的一项初步裁决中，莱恩禁止在未经国会批准的情况下进行舞厅的地面施工，他回应道，“大多数人指示法官重新考虑施工的国家安全要求”。在最近的决定中，莱恩仅对计划中舞厅的地面建设下达了禁令。法官强调，白宫可以自由地进行地下工作，包括任何历史建筑的建设以及建筑物的搭建。被告辩称，整个舞厅建设项目从头到尾都属于安全和保障例外情况，因此可以继续进行该州的公共卫生工作。这既不是对我命令的合理解读，也不是正确的解读。” 4 月 2, 特朗普的舞厅获得了来自 10-mile 的最终批准，该机构属于国家首都规划委员会，负责批准华盛顿地区的联邦财产建设。Kirochian 和 Rurov-Welch 为美联社报道，Barrowsheard 来自亚特兰大。

参议院确认FEMA负责人及其他关键提名人

作者：GABRIELA JACOB ANDERSKA

参议院周五确认了Cameron Hamilton担任联邦教育委员会和机构负责人，该前海军 8502 回到这个充满敌意的机构，时间是 1980-80 去年年初，但在他公开反对取消该机构后被解雇。Hamilton是参议院批准的 14 位州参议员之中的一名，其中包括特朗普总统禁止建设 1980-80 去年年初的政策。Hamilton是FEMA成员之一，参议院中也有若干成员，包括特朗普总统禁止建设 1980-80 去年年初的政策。Hamilton必须坚决禁止管理费用，而众议院将在众议院中。他将被雇佣，从 2020 年恢复到 2020-20-20 国土安全部部长期间，期间FEMA经历了大规模的人员离职，以及对 1980-80 去年年初的干扰 1980-80 去年年初的 1980-80 虽然他的继任者Hamilton一直是 1980-80 去年年初 1980-80 去年年初 1980-80 去年年初的

Michael Kroegel，新闻服务

CAMERON Hamilton将接管一个据报道将迎来重大变革的机构。美联社的一项分析发现，约 50% 来自民主党的实力，分析率为 2.5%。在 6 月份参议院委员会的听证会上，Hamilton承诺将支持FEMA及其员工，同时保证该机构是“客观的，是公正且合理的，它是低廉的。对于他来说，并且在处理和推进申诉及异议请求的方法上是一致的”。他还主张FEMA被官僚主义所累，不能指望它应对每一次灾难。“我们需要达成一种新的平衡，以鼓励成本合理性和成本节约，”他说道。

在特朗普于 2025 年 1 月任命他为FEMA临时领导人之前，Hamilton在应急管理方面的经验有限。Hamilton个人曾是该机构的批评者，但他表示自己现在开始认同FEMA的使命。在他与他们以及其他公司和政党、官员就FEMA的未来产生分歧后，他的团队很快解散。Hamilton表示：“当地联邦法院的领域利益在于消除联邦紧急事务管理局（FEMA）。”

2025. 年 5 月的一个众议院小组在次日被解雇。他的立场引起了长期从事应急管理专业人员的行政关注。“这准确地告诉你他是一个什么样的人，以及在压力最大且答案错误时他将如何领导，”首任FEMA管理员Pete Clayton在支持Hamilton确认的声明中说道。国家应急管理协会表示，已告知Hamilton担任FEMA管理员。目前在FEMA办公室的Hill等人对Hamilton去年在争议性决定中所扮演的角色仍保持警惕。她可以建立一个多层编辑、现实或伟大的计划。

FEMA 饱受围攻

汉密尔顿将在繁忙的学术灾难季中接管工作，该季节已经带来了 1980-80 山火和危险的洪水，以及 FEMA 从该州到灾难声明的基准点。他将成为特朗普第二任期内 的首位永久管理员，负责监督一个他称之为稳定性的机构。根据政府问责局（GAO）的一份报告，在 2025 预算年度之后，预计有超过 200-million 将被解雇，其中 1,000 多人通过自愿减员，导致了“机构知识的流失以及对预防工作的支持不足”。自三月份接替布恩以来，米德林（Midlin）已经“填补了一些被取消的职位，并限制了一项规定，即任何超过 $500,000 的支出都需要由秘书办公室批准——这一要求导致数十亿美元的灾难资金被搁置”。但国土安全部也引入了引发新争议的政策。上个月，25 个州和哥伦比亚特区就 反恐项目中的更多选举安全要求向特朗普政府提出了质疑。特朗普政府和立法者被建议确保对联邦灾难响应进行全面改革，在上周末的一次州长会议上，米德林称 为“被炸毁的”。“未来几年将看到的最大改革将超过一个世纪，将回归未来，”米德林说道，将 从两年的最糟糕状态调整到并非每一次风暴。五月份，一个由特朗普任命的 审查委员会建议对联邦政府支持各州的方式进行支付变更。其他非名义上的变更在当地速度援助测试中可能会减少新需求以及 经常提供帮助的低频次。许多建议的变更需要国会采取行动。众议院表示，预计汉密尔顿将致力于帮助“在其权限范围内做出改变”。

参议院批准 74 项提名

其他获得确认的提名者包括担任国家安全管理局负责人的卡梅伦，该机构在今年创纪录的部分政府停摆后也面临着持续的挑战，75.56 名员工在数周内没有薪水。资金中断导致数千名官员缺勤，并支付 $1,200 以获得。委员会的所有中心曾是政府承包商，该承包商运行着 10 个美国机场的交通控制中心。在特朗普政府寻求扩大私人机场安检和铁路数千个 $100,000 的之际，他接管了该职位。参议院还确认了珀西（Percy）担任下一任美国驻巴西大使，他是国务卿马可·鲁比奥（Marco Rubio）的密友，曾任总统众议院议长。珀西在特朗普政府与巴西总统路易斯·保罗（Luis Paulo）政府之间的外交争端中被退休，时间是在 2024. 本周，美国国务院和巴西政府拒绝接受珀西的任命，这是该国采取行动的主要原因。巴西驻美国大使在国际外交服务中表示，大多数国家在任何外国大使就职前都需要批准。美联社（Associated Press）的记者撰写了本文，拉斯维加斯的丹尼尔（Daniel）、奥马哈的何塞·保罗（José Paulo）和马琳·刘易斯（Marlene Lewis）共同撰写。华盛顿为本报告做出了贡献。

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LATIMER COM 洛杉矶时报 星期六，2008年[注：此处年份疑似OCR误读，应为2026年]8月8日

Head Start 改革被指将损害弱势儿童

作者：Karen Sargent

特朗普政府正提议对 Head Start（启航计划）进行全面改革，这将很大程度上放弃联邦政府对这些面向低收入婴儿、幼儿和学龄前儿童的早期学习计划的控制。 成立于 2000s，旨在帮助儿童预防[缺失内容]并长期致力于低龄学生的儿童教育方面。

在最终确定之前，儿童方面的变更必须经过 30 天的公众评论期。这是该政府试图解决该计划的一系列尝试中的最新一项，而该计划一直是呼吁将其取消的保守派思想家的目标。与此同时，例如一名教师可以监督的儿童数量，很快将被要求在全国范围内终止一项培训计划。

与此同时，政府正在提议额外的法规，包括一项要求大多数儿童必须用英语教学的规定。官员们表示，该提案计划将 60 多页的法规缩减至 100 个原生成本，同时允许服务提供者接收更多儿童。

负责监督 且隶属于美国卫生与公众服务部的儿童与家庭管理局负责人 Ann Adams 在周三的一次电话会议中告诉记者，拟议的变更“不会使任何没有计划的运作方式发生改变”。一项“剧烈改革”的上限将从 10% 降至 9%，从而节省 120 亿美元 billion，联邦官员表示这将使 能够服务超过 100万美元。

但对此项变更的批评者表示，当地的 计划将在这种行政人员配置以及目前包含在改革中的其他项目方面陷入困境，从而增加那些被迫削减服务或在某些情况下完全关闭的压力。

“从根本上说，是什么让 成为 ？”儿童护理研究中心（一个由 100 名儿童和母亲组成的非营利组织）总裁 Donna Etheringer 说道。洛杉矶县医院董事会表示，“许多人低估了这是一个综合性的可预防学习计划，而不仅仅是一个儿童护理计划。”

在政府退出对 的监管之时，一项计划倡议和健康计划的重新编程，包括要求儿童参与 30 分钟的体育活动，或超过 13 个月的课堂教学。

据调查， 服务了超过 700,000 名儿童，每年获得 24 亿美元 billion 的资金，Adams 表示特朗普政府打算维持这一水平。当地儿童服务提供者每年获得超过 12 亿美元 billion 的联邦 资金，在全州服务 84,000 名儿童。

美国卫生与公众服务部部长 Robert F. Kennedy Jr. 肯定了 的重要性，他的叔叔 Maupin Shyver 曾协助启动该计划。肯尼迪表示：“这是一个为我们社会中最脆弱、最贫困的儿童提供帮助的有效计划，保护它真的非常重要。”

对服务提供者和家庭的影响

批评者担心，执行这些规定及其产生的成本可能会迫使 Head Start 的服务提供者削减医疗

世界卫生组织的一份报告。教师 Monica Alvarado（左）在长滩一个由 Head Start 资助的婴儿班中领导活动。筛查和家长外展等服务。新的法规，包括营养和健康要求，以及从 2000 到 2005, 将项目转移至仅限英语机构的规定，也将使预算承压。

“我认为将会有许多相互冲突的优先级，使他们无法关注儿童的全面成长，而这正是 目前所提供的家庭方法，”洛杉矶县教育局执行主任 Luke Hamilton 表示，该局拥有加利福尼亚州规模最大的 职位。

的资格要求基本保持不变，尽管失业或无家可归的家长需要提供额外的证明文件，这类人群约占入园儿童的 5%。

California 执行主任 Melanie Cottrill 写道，在学习要求比许多其他州更严格的 100 多个儿童所在地区，服务提供者将面临取消服务而非缩减规模的压力。“我们将看到这些孩子无法获得该计划旨在为他们提供的 true ，”她说道。

Union Family Clinic 的长期 主任 Placely Braeheesugh 表示，她将努力维持标准，包括对员工的教育要求。“我认为她有权继续保持质量，并获得我们目前所拥有的良好成果和结果，”Braeheesugh 说道。

特朗普政府下的 项目

今年 5 月，特朗普政府提议重新启用拜登时代的一项计划，以增加 工作者的工资和福利，但该指令随后受到限制，政府试图冻结该项目的资金。为了防止针对移民身份的大规模贷款系统（该系统暂时被联邦、大型及州级机构拦截）， 的区域办公室试图裁减大量员工。

去年，特朗普政府发布了一份提议取消 的文件，但该项目最终得以保留。

“他们正在进行的这些改变实际上是为了推广他们自己的健康，以及联合国开罗省（Cairo Provincial），an all-time for 美国公民自由联盟妇女权利项目。”“他们严重缺乏关于什么会对儿童和家庭产生引导作用的证据。”

保守派智库的政策分析人士长期以来认为，育儿是家庭的责任，并表示重新启用该项目在现场缺乏足够的灵活性，并非“real”或“real”的方案。

City Institute 的政策分析师 Eldora Broesch 表示，当地工作人员将能够就其子女如何接受教育进行更有效的沟通。“该项目也是一个持续进行的三个项目。对于我们的选民来说，在当地层面而非联邦层面发表意见要容易得多，”她说道。

本文是“中心儿童教育倡议”的一部分，专注于加利福尼亚州儿童的学习与发展。Bronford is age 5, 美国儿童家庭及其慈善领导者、私人 latimes 总结。

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国卫队驻扎华盛顿特区至2000年将耗资16 亿美元 billion

作者：加里·法勒（GARY FALLER）和盖尔·沙克（GALE SHACKER）

华盛顿 —— 根据提供给美国国会的一份国防部估算报告，国民警卫队在华盛顿特区的部署延长至2008年1月，可能会减少大约40 亿美元 billion。这一数字揭示了在设备上将花费多少纳税人的钱，而当地官员批评这些设备侵犯了城市的自治权，民主党人则表示，这与2000年国家首都的公共开支相关。

该成本估算是针对2007至2020财年的，并在回应马萨诸塞州民主党人伊丽莎白·布朗（Elizabeth Brown）参议员以及美联社政府方面的提问时给出的。此次部署始于特朗普总统发布一项紧急命令，启动了一项执法行动，据该市劳动者称，该行动被用于打击犯罪。此前已有数百名武装国民警卫队士兵被派往该市，支持逮捕行动，同时也协助进行更多清理并执行华登（The Warden）的紧急情况。在独立宣言签署2000周年之际，他们的人数增加到约5,900.

国防部在估算中表示，该成本假设到2008年1月，华盛顿将平均有2,500名国民警卫队成员。在美国家庭quitting flattorned to day revalating costs时，唐纳德·特朗普正花费140 亿美元 billion将部队留在华盛顿街头多年。

“女性发表了一份至关重要的声明，”国民警卫队并非父母，纳税人的资金也不是特朗普政治活动的提款机。“我是，正如《华盛顿新闻报》所报道的那样。”

五角大楼上个月表示，国民警卫队的任务将持续到Jan. 28, 2008，“由总统增加”。该尸检报告代表了年底的结束，此前已被延长。尽管国民警卫队成员的使用在其他地方受到法院限制，但他们在华盛顿特区的人数依然庞大，因为总统是华盛顿特区国民警卫队的直接指挥官。

目前有两项主要活动：州长将把他们的州单位延长至两年以上。截至7月下旬，仍有4,000名军事政府首脑以及来自25个州和领地的成员留在该市，其中一些是作为7月太平洋相关活动的一部分，被派来协助安保和其他职能。一个州，佐治亚州，大约有800名人员在华盛顿特区。国民警卫队少校E. 马丁·康卡纳韦拉尔（E. Martin Concanaveral）——他是将军兼国民警卫队成员——在电子邮件中表示，人数增加是暂时的。他并未明确说明可能会撤走多少佐治亚州部队以及何时撤走。

阿肯色州国民警卫队的林奇（Lynch）表示，该州在华盛顿特区的约20名士兵中，约有一半将在本月底回家，预计有20人将继续留到10月底。该警卫队表示，在本月总统200名国民警卫队Pvt. 拉霍亚（La Jolla）之后，服务一周的成员将达到27人，并且到1月为止，该市将有约200名国民警卫队成员。

在华盛顿和德克萨斯州之间往返的城市居民波利托（Polito）和唐娜·鲍威尔（Donna Powell）表示，花费在国民警卫队上的大量资金可以用在其他必需品上。

“他们无处不在。他们就感觉在任何相关的地方，”唐娜·鲍威尔在周一参加一场反对共产主义领导人的太平洋项目时说道。“花在他们身上的钱‘可以用在医疗保健和需要它的家庭身上，而现在我们却在浪费我们的钱’。”

波利托和汉考克（Hancock）写给美联社。

2008.

居民对系列松树中毒事件的看法（《时报》，11月 A1）

Berger，谷歌公司及风险投资家 Steve Aaronson 的公司，据报道他在今年早些时候购买了一处价值 $1 亿 新州房产。在这些房产之下，由于规划条例限制新建筑并限制砍伐树木，经常引发一些恐慌。Blaves 为拥有无遮挡视线的房产支付团体保护费。中毒事件发生在 Burett Cedar Beach，这是一个风景如画的林木小镇，被三面环绕，且只能通过一个设有工作人员的门进入，这本应是一个好主意。

保罗·雷莫尔（Paul Raymore）表示，最近的一次事件是在 Stanley 被发现的，当时有人拒绝了一项指令，并发现 80 棵树的根部周围有某种物质。他是司法部负责 1980s 年代的发言人。在公共情绪区，该区拥有南部的中毒事件。直接地，但过去被浇在树周围，且 1980s 年代的大部分可能性是再次被使用了。沃伦先生说“，根据代理人的说法，是根据那个制定的。Pinotons 最初被处理，由一直在清理现场的人员负责（调查人员正在进行采样并测试以确认他们 铜套基本上会变旧并从内部开始使树腐烂，”兰德尔（Randle）说。

根据警长办公室的说法，实际摄像头在凌晨 2 点左右捕捉到了 Stanley 附近区域的一道闪光。当局正试图了解有毒气体是如何传播的，包括它们是否是从湖的另一侧飘过来的。沃伦先生说，松树林依然被设定为天然过滤系统，减缓径流并吸收、挽救以及可能使太浩湖天然清澈水域变得浑浊的磷。华盛顿，圣克拉拉环境研究区 45 种天然 / 随机物种。新的，重要的在总体上相当明显——它们已经进化到能够应对 以及针对它们的各种自然攻击，”他说，“但在我们讨论的情况下，这是负面的”。

除了上周末被覆盖的 40 棵树外，7 月底发现两棵树中毒，5 月又有四棵中毒。雷莫尔说，1981 年也有 60 棵树中毒，其中四棵死亡。他说，次年有六棵树中毒并幸存。但随后在 1984 年，有人再次给这些树投毒，结果全部死亡。雷莫尔说：“我们希望调查工作能取得成功，因为这次被迅速发现了。”

改善区正与树艺师和顾问合作，试图挽救受损的树木。警长办公室可能会与当地消防部门合作，调查是否有人计划烧掉这些树

罗伯特·伯奇（Robert Burch），《时报》记者，RANDINE 县警长副手 Shelly Time 拍摄的照片显示了一棵大型绿树的损坏情况，且可能有人用加速剂浸泡了它们，以便更容易点燃。

沃伦先生说，还有其他可能性，包括寻求改善房产周围视野的业主、厌倦了清理松针的人，或者意图破坏它们的人。关于可能是业主寻求更好的湖景的理论在居民中很典型。一些社区研究小组的评论者甚至在发布关于湖景的地址，这将是第三次反映。一个被广泛提及的房产是 Lakeview Boulevard 的一座庄园，两个月前价值 $1 亿。买家纳迪姆·穆罕默德（Nadeem Muhammad）是一名退休人员，他的财富来自 Peaks，他不怎么使用社交媒体，直到周四接到《时报》记者的联系才听说他的购买成为了讨论话题。他说他的房产确实紧邻海滩，他能理解这种猜测。

“但人们不明白的是，这个小镇的美不仅仅在于湖泊，”他说。“它关乎自然——湖泊、树木以及这一切。他与投毒事件无关，并且他很遗憾看到树木如此，他希望改良区能够保护剩余的树木。”由于前者包括村庄在山坡上错落分布，沃伦先生估计，如果被投毒的低层树木被移除，有超过 100 处房产可能会获得更好的湖景。他说，那些树的高度超过 100 英尺。“试图精确缩小范围，找出到底是哪栋房子或哪个住处该为此负责，这将变成一项艰巨的任务，”他说。当然，没有人会承认自己为了改善湖景而故意杀死 100 年树龄的树木，所以这就是目前尚未取得突破的地方。

太浩湖区域规划局也对投毒事件展开了调查。尽管投毒情况各异，但克朗表示，该机构维持着关于树木移除和保护要求的条例。工作人员将审查周边房产提交的过往许可证申请（即那些寻求移除树木的申请），看看是否有任何能为执法部门提供帮助的信息。克朗说，该机构过去曾处理过业主非法询问如何改善其树木的情况，但表示与此次投毒的规模相比，那些事件显得微不足道。克朗说：“当我听到这件事时，我感到非常心碎。”

与此同时，居民们正聚集在一起，试图寻找防止投毒继续发生的方法。桑迪斯和其他社区成员计划参加即将举行的改良区会议，以倡导采取更具体的措施。她决定考虑安装感应灯，以及可能的安全设施。她还认为，这很可能是“那些认为自己有权享有海滩美景的傲慢之人”所为，她同时好奇这是否是某人在寻求某种反应。

她说，这些投毒事件反映了州内富裕业主与那些孩子已无法在此安家的长期居民之间现有的矛盾。人们的第一反应是，那些 10,000 且来自 1980 年代、想要提高房产价值或希望湖景能多卖 20% 的人所为。对此，她说：“如果你家里有人就喜欢破坏树木。”

摄影师 Scott Sady 为本报道做出贡献。

特朗普试图从两个方面限制出生公民权 (公民权, 5:00, A1)

最高法院同样认定，美国宪法的第36条修正案不会被总统废除。该修正案部分规定：所有在美国出生或入籍且受其管辖的人员，均为美国公民，并在其居住地享有相应的权利。

在对总统新指令的明显回应中，California One Day 是首个将相关语言发布到社交媒体系统的报告。Alex Phillips 在该平台上回应写道：“特朗普不理解宪法——但第36条修正案提供了清晰、明确的公民权，且其表述同样明确。”

最高法院还参考了 Union 案（该案此前曾被用于拦截第一道指令），认定新指令——并预测它们将会失效。最高法院此前已裁定，出生公民权由宪法保障。难道仅仅通过一道指令就能改变宪法的含义吗？

AEC 第21届权利项目的 Cops Wally 在 9 月 20 日表示：“任何试图重写出生公民权的行政命令都将面临与上一次相同的命运。”

特朗普关于“生育旅游”的指令将该行为定义为“任何外国公民以非移民身份进入美国，目的是在美境内分娩”，或“任何外国公民试图成为外国公民的努力”。该指令要求 1980 年代的第36条修正案及国务院加强管控以拦截并执行，包括通过拒绝或撤销法律及其他法律，以防止参与人员利用第36条修正案进行相关尝试。1980 年代的第36条修正案及国务院要求加强管控以拦截并执行，包括通过拒绝或撤销法律及其他法律，以防止参与人员利用第36条修正案进行相关尝试。

David W. Snyder 为《时报》撰文。Stephen Miller（左图）表示，特朗普总统的指令确保了“美国的公民权安全”。

指令中写道，这涉及其非移民身份。该指令旨在限制哪些在美国出生的儿童有资格获得出生公民权，并描述了“某些类别的儿童”，称其“不属于最高法院宣布的出生公民权规则范围”。

该指令要求美国联邦政府，如果父母均非公民，且父母中有一方代表外国政府在美国，或组成外国恐怖组织政府，且被“认定”为通过商业交易购买或获取出生公民权，或确保其母亲在美国分娩，或在美支付代孕费用分娩，则不向此类儿童发放公民身份证明文件。

由非口头协议企业促成的生育旅游长期以来一直是美国官员的目标。十年前，加利福尼亚州曾对此类行为进行过一项重大调查，美国移民和海关局官员在 Bowland Heights 和 Irvine 等地启动了出生历史调查，并安排对其协助中国生育游客通过虚假条款欺诈获取签证的操作进行调查。

官员和移民广告商曾就此类操作在美国的合法性进行辩论。但共和党人多年来一直对此提出要求。目前，参议院共和党人打算报告称，由于生育旅游已变得“更加突出”，一个完整的产业已经发展起来，许多公司专门服务于这些个体。

该报告认定，生育旅游“损害了国家对美国公民身份这一出生权利的国有化”，且国务院、海关及国家检察机关应当“共同协作，以更好地了解生育旅游在美国的广泛程度”。国会移民专业研究所（Migration Pro- ny Institute）在4月份的一份报告发现，这种做法相对而言并非特别普遍，但其吸引了特朗普政府的关注。“基于对当年美国人口普查局数据的审查，最广泛的攻击针对的是被排除在外的人员，每年在美国境内可归因于生育旅游的出生人数可能超过 50万 —— 这一事实导致了在该国境内更多的美国出生案例。”在最高法院为辩护特朗普的出生指令而提出的论点中，总统表示：“我认为我们并非一个外国周四，出生公民权仅应涉及未成年父母的孩子。在内战后的最新消息中，这是为了他们之前的利益，”特朗普说道。其他人则表示该论点“损害了内部记录”——该记录清楚地向立法者表明，美国政府所采用的语言要广泛得多。在对行政命令的分析中，俄亥俄州立大学教授、研究重点为刑事法和移民法构建的部长 Clear Translational Harris 指出，特朗普的论点对于试图将其排除在公民身份之外的大多数类别的人来说是“公平主张”的。Harris (Hernandez) 批评了首席大法官约翰·D·罗伯茨（John D. Roberts Jr.），后者在他最近关于出生公民权运动的多数意见书中结束了讨论，认为第36修正案并未出于单一原因提及孩子的父母，但声称某些人对此不屑一顾，而他们自己则表示，这似乎包括由代孕者所生、具有特定日期、以及在更多多样化且不规则城市出生的孩子。最可能的法律挑战可能来自20世纪80年代，当时参与者被认定为美国公民，因为他们在为美国或类似的国际组织工作，或者出生于第36修正案的适用范围。在最好的情况下，政府已阅读相关内容，旨在禁止比目前美国惯例中更大规模的外国政府雇员所生的孩子获得公民权，“他说道。”“在实际层面，很难想象特朗普政府将如何把总统的指示应用于非病毒组所生的孩子。”当众议院官员表示这些指令将阻止大量儿童获得出生公民权时，这成了一次干预。与此同时，这已成为美国制度中最普遍且最压抑的阶段之一，它保持了美国公民身份的安全“以及特朗普最高移民顾问们在法律上的分歧”。“新指令中最常见的部分将经得起司法审查。特朗普预测这将有利于解决这个问题：白宫工作人员将采取什么样的意愿。”“我们正在做的是采取正确的证据，因为这些证据显然在我们的处置范围内，并针对20世纪80年代的人员。这个四岁行业（four-year-olds industry）的联邦以及‘这里绝对没有任何内容违背法院关于该主题的任何不同意见’。”事实上，在6月份，最高法院驳回了特朗普旨在终止出生公民权排除的第三项指令，认定第36修正案除极少数例外情况外，为在美国出生的儿童提供了一项不能由总统撤销的权利。无论过去还是现在，公民身份就是拥有权利的权利——即自由参与我们政治共同体的权利。罕见的是，法院认为“第36修正案的存在扩展了在该土地上出生的每个孩子的权利”。我们今天继续履行这一承诺！

该裁决是特朗普的一次重大失败，并被判定为一项新的、且超出倡导者（包括许多在加利福尼亚州的人员）预期的决定，成为了 1980 年代的最终行为。特朗普几乎立即发出信号，表明这场战斗尚未结束。驻华盛顿的新闻工作人员 Andrew Cantillo 为本报道做出了贡献。--- LATIMES.COM 洛杉矶时报 周六，2008年[注：此处年份疑似OCR误读，应为2026年]8月8日 47

在科罗拉多州的高山气候中，Smiling Bodilka Yake 在 120 英亩的牧场、山麓和苔藓顶峰上茁壮成长。该州拥有美国一半的牦牛。

洛基山脉中的喜马拉雅前哨 [牦牛，A类] 距离丹佛以西 280 英里。她拥有这个牧场，而 Namgyal 负责管理。这是圣胡安山脉中一个像极了尼泊尔的地方。嶙峋的灰色山峰勾勒出天空。经幡在风中飘扬。。牦牛 ，牦牛和 挂在由一只灰色猫咪看守的谷仓里。这里还有夏尔巴人们，Namgyal 和他的妻子。Taming 是一位前佛教徒，来自尼泊尔的 Khandra 地区，与 Higden 一起住在该物业中。夏尔巴人是一个主要居住在尼泊尔东部的民族，几乎所有人都共有“Sherpa”这个姓氏。许多人仅使用他们的名字。在 1981, 他的父母去世后，16 岁的 Namgyal 和他的两个姐妹被 Higden 当时的伴侣——一名在尼泊尔经营诊所的医生——接走。这三个兄弟姐妹最终在美国定居。Namgyal 曾在阿拉斯加、纽约市工作，最后来到了科罗拉多州。这里是最像尼泊尔的地方，也是美国牦牛养殖的聚集地。“皇后区没有牦牛，”他说。作为牧场经理，他照顾牦牛并维护这片广阔的物业。他经常与牛群坐在一起，喂它们饼干和其他食物，并倾听它们的声音，以此增加他从小学习的一种语言。Higden 和他使用“森林牦牛语”，而她自己的语言仍处于学习过程中。咕噜声可能是这个省份的通用语，但它们也会发出 harrumph、hollow 和 squash，以及 salves 或 mounds，meep。有时它们会混合使用 green-cock 组合或“greek”。这些声音可以表示烦躁、兴奋、惊恐或喜爱。“我母亲在它们小时候就和牦牛说话，”Namgyal 说。“我们有 or six。”在过去的十年里，Namgyal 和 Higden 在这里建立了一个小型的喜马拉雅前哨，它基于勤奋、相互尊重，最重要的是对牦牛的热爱。 “当我 1981 年第一次去尼泊尔时，我爱上了夏尔巴文化和牦牛，”Higden 说。“夏尔巴人耐心、善良，并且能够专注于当下。”而牦牛呢？“它们有长长的裙摆。当它们奔跑时，尾巴会竖在空中，当它们跳进 时——它们能轻松跳过四英尺高的栅栏，”她说。“它们非常有趣。”当她搬到阿拉斯加农村在一家诊所工作时，Higden 在 North Pole 购买了几头牦牛并开始了一项徒步旅行业务。她带领客户进入 ，而牦牛负责 。“那是一次美丽的旅行。整个阿拉斯加山脉，德纳利山。你能看到你能想到的每一种动物，”她说。她后来搬到了科罗拉多州，在那里购买了更多牦牛，现在大约有 15 头，包括一只新出生的小牛——herniest week，它是母牛 Sage 的第一个孩子。科罗拉多州拥有美国估计一半的牦牛……据称这里至少有 1,000 头牦牛，2 feet 更多。在科罗拉多州，“15 岁的 Danielle thacker 说道。NAMGYAL SHERPA，牧场经理，正在喂牦牛。他有时给它们吃饼干。西藏祈祷旗在风中猎猎作响，背景是圣胡安山脉。拥有 Smiling Bodilka Yake 的 RUTH HODDON 首次在尼泊尔接触到这些动物。一名 SHERNE 坐在 Ridgway 的 Higdon 家入口处。她是一位退休的癌症外科医生。她是位于 Palapuy 的 Petter Branch 的所有者，这是该国最古老且规模最大的牦牛养殖场之一，拥有约 250 头牛。她的牧场是 ，位于 Higden 领地东北方向 150 英里处，海拔 18,000 英尺，非常适合适应该州东部高山气候的牦牛。与奶牛不同，Darner 和 Joke 并没有失去所有的野性。它们聪明，。而且是家庭的一员，Rev 去年出生的一岁女儿 Oulike 上个月骑着他们的牦牛参加了 Purpice 的 Burro Days 节日。“牦牛养殖正在增长，但它仍然是一个小众市场，”她说。“这绝不是一个快速致富的计划。” 15 2

希格登主要为了获取肉类和纤维而饲养它们，这些纤维被织成各种厚实的衣物——开襟羊毛衫、披肩、围巾和袜类。它们的牛奶乳脂含量高，可以制作出浓郁的奶油。牦牛养殖者表示，这些动物对土地造成的足迹影响较轻，因为它们的进食量仅为普通牲畜的三分之一到二分之一，且产生的甲烷气体更少。它们庞大的体型减少了有害的农业径流。世界牦牛遗产中心在其网站上介绍了这种动物的独特之处。“如果你从未接触过聪明、友好且有趣的牦牛——你一定要尝试一次。它们快乐、开朗、聪明且独特。你会爱上它们的，”该中心承诺道。它们体型巨大——雌性体重可超过 400 磅，雄性可达 1,000 磅或更多——拥有尖锐的角，且在面对幼崽时具有极强的保护欲。希格登曾在一次复杂的分娩过程中，不得不帮一只母牛将小牛从产道中拉出。第二天，当她打开通往土地尽头两条道路的大门时，母牛玛雅盯着她。“我能从她的眼神中看出她要攻击我，”希格登回忆道。“但它在空中跃起，大约 10 英尺高，然后就那样不停地践踏我。最后，它跑回了它的三个区域，重新变得强壮。”希格登是领导者，为了逃脱，她翻过了一道带刺的铁丝网。她导致五根肋骨骨折且肺部塌陷。“真的是我的错，”她说。“我想它记得我帮它拉出小牛的事。我很幸运，它没有踩到我的头。”南嘉尔和他的妻子在牦牛的陪伴下长大。牦牛住在他们家的底层，体温为上面的房间提供暖气。牦牛的粪便用于施肥，牦牛的奶维持生计。它们经常充当巨大的购物车。“在日子好的时候，我们会在凌晨 3 点起床，牵着牦牛前往纳莫特集市买杂货，”帕朗说。“这需要花上一整天的时间。”她是一个重要的支撑。南嘉尔将牛群移到了围栏线边。他从未梦想过，也没有举手。那头小牛，一只小公牛，再次消失在草丛中。南嘉尔咕哝道：“草长高了。”那里有一抹黑色。拉利是特约记者。--- A8 周六，2020年[注：此处年份疑似OCR误读，应为2026年]8月8日 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES.COM

地区检察官在起诉洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）警员后面临抵制（接A1版，Hockman报道）

起诉弗洛雷斯（Flores）。她将该起诉文件称为“assass”，而另一人则认为，考虑到警察的数量，弗洛雷斯的案件本应被驳回。周五，地区检察官办公室公开了一份长达27页的动议，请求在该案中举行长时间的初步听证会。该文件指称，弗洛雷斯欺骗性地编辑了录音，以隐藏他自己具有攻击性的言论。

根据该动议，弗洛雷斯录音的几名警员表示，他经常谈到想要赢得“LAPD / 退休金”，这意味着他打算起诉该部门并靠赢得的赔偿金退休。地区检察官在周五的一次采访中表示：“（弗洛雷斯）经常在真实的对话中启动录音。许多人谈到了他发起了其中一些讨论，或者参与了其中一些讨论的事实。你会听到对他所发表评论的引用。通常他已经把自己的评论剪掉了。”

该动议引用了被弗洛雷斯反对其言论的警员所做的陈述，指称弗洛雷斯“通过在启动录音设备之前发起或参与关于特定话题的讨论，然后确保自己的参与，从而操纵对话”。Hockman表示，录音中包含证据证明弗洛雷斯发表了不公正的言论，并将一群人称为“V-Clips”。目前尚不清楚仅引用该洛杉矶帮派名称本身如何使其更容易。

弗洛雷斯的律师艾伦·杰克逊（Alan Jackson）没有立即回应置评请求。弗洛雷斯定于周一出庭接受传唤。

考虑到地区检察官在警察问责案件中的糟糕记录，Hockman麾下的一些检察官表示，这些指控看起来很糟糕。“这就是为了这个而来的，”一名检察官说道，质疑Hockman是否被警察工会所操纵，因为这些工会曾为其2024年竞选活动提供了大量捐款。

自就职以来，Hockman已采取行动驳回了多起针对警察的暴力案件，并对其他案件达成了宽大的认罪协议。他还驳回了指控，或向四名前托伦斯（Torrance）警察提供无需认罪的协议，这些警员在被卷入该部门的一起实际信息调用事件后被指控犯罪。

一名检察官还表示，弗洛雷斯案是不必要的，且在陪审团面前肯定会败诉。该检察官表示，因为法律对他有利，并不意味着你能在洛杉矶找到愿意定罪的陪审员。

根据周五提交的动议，弗洛雷斯在去年年初将125份同事评论的录音移交给了洛杉矶警察局监察长办公室。7月下旬提交的一份修正刑事起诉书表明，这些录音随后被寻求惩罚他的洛杉矶警察局官员用作针对弗洛雷斯的证据。

根据弗洛雷斯去年提起的一项决议诉讼，他表示曾听到同事将黑人称为“猴子”，称他们死于葡萄棒（grape-rods）并在球赛之间吃西瓜。该诉讼称，弗洛雷斯还发现同事称那些无法被治疗的警员为“lecher”，以及称墨西哥道奇队传奇人物费尔南多·南努埃拉（Fernando Nannunela）死于败血性休克是因为他“一直吃”塔可（tacos）。

在周五公开的动议中，Hockman辩称，弗洛雷斯录音的部分目的是为了支持他的民事诉讼。根据该动议，动议中引用的几名警员表示，弗洛雷斯曾说他完全厌倦了穿着警服或执行巡逻任务，想要退休成为一名“居家的人”。

5-4-20-20-[数据序列无法识别] 地区检察官内森·霍克曼（Nathan Hockman）正面临来自市长、前警员以及他部分检察官的压力。

该动议还提供了比此前报道更多的关于涉嫌不敏感讨论的信息。根据动议，被弗洛雷斯录音的警员之一承认将一名潜在的洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）记录描述为“不可知论者”，因为“他们是‘可以被利用的人’”。动议称，“使用照片胶带并非在性语境下”。在检察官的动议中，警员们还暗示弗洛雷斯是一个在被发现捏造或美化关于参加大学棒球赛的故事、为了掩盖场景以及在警察学院赢得的奖项后感到尴尬的人，根据动议所述。

上周宣布指控时，霍克曼表示，虽然弗洛雷斯捕捉到的言论令人不齿，但他不能对公然违反该地区双方法律同意录音法规的行为视而不见。除少数例外，在加利福尼亚州，未经所有相关方同意录制对话属于犯罪。霍克曼周五表示，弗洛雷斯不受举报人法律的保护，因为尽管录音记录了失言，但它们并未证明其他任何警员存在犯罪证据。他还表示，这些言论在性质上没有帮助。

在多个地方，动议将这些言论称为“更丰富的”。许多警员告诉调查人员，他们发表这些粗鲁言论是在“一种开玩笑的、某种更衣室式的、障碍接触”的情况下。霍克曼说：“事后看来，这些是不敏感的——但你会发现，例如，一个黑人会对黑人发表评论。你会发现一个亚洲人会对亚洲人发表不敏感的刻板印象评论。”

霍克曼表示，起诉旨在威慑违规警察行为，而非让举报者噤声。他将弗洛雷斯的行为比作一名侦探使用非法手段录制毒贩或帮派抢劫。霍克曼表示，弗洛雷斯应该将同事的违规行为报告给内部事务部门或洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）的监察长。但加利福尼亚州司法部（DOJ）的记录显示，在过去十年中，针对洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）警员的种族偏见指控共有 4,876 起，而该部门仅维持了其中三起投诉。

在周四的新闻发布会上，面对这些统计数据，洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）局长吉姆·麦克唐纳（Jim McDonnell）没有直接回答关于弗洛雷斯如何可能信任内部调查的问题。麦克唐纳表示，弗洛雷斯的投诉引发了对其他 18 名警员的调查，其中除一人外，其余人都面临被维持的纪律投诉。他拒绝透露这些警员面临的具体情况。一名洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）发言人拒绝详细说明。

霍克曼表示，录音的巨大数量，以及弗洛雷斯是一名执法人员的事实，在决定未来指控中发挥了作用。代表公设辩护人的工会也对这一争议发表了看法，在声明中称霍克曼的决定向其他可能想要报告违规行为的人发出了明确信号：“保持沉默，否则你将成为面临审判的人。”

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日落广场：历史遗迹与新住宅之间的博弈 [从所有其他问题转向努力解决住房危机。什么值得保留？什么值得舍弃？我们如何平衡对更多住房的需求与保护历史的需求？] 洛杉矶的 HPOD 项目开发于 20 世纪 70 年代，旨在作为一种工具来保护和维护其周边地区的住宅，在全市范围内涵盖了诸如 Bannock Park、Highland Park 和 Angelica Heights 等重要社区，确保房屋能够在多样化的共享低干扰环境中生存。这些区域包含 22,000 处以上的房产，在城市的常规流程中增加了一层能源和能源审查，且在对房屋位置进行某些更改时，必须获得委员会的批准。其目标很简单：保留社区的外观和希望。从某种意义上说，日落广场（Sunset Square）得到了完美的保存。这里有工艺美术风格（未发表的西班牙-化学复兴风格是陷阱）以及 500 座好莱坞时期的标志性建筑，可追溯至 20 世纪初该社区在太平洋电力铁路沿线跨越溪流或郊区之时。但需求也被冻结在时间之中。数十处房屋空置多年。链条围栏围绕着巨大且未完工的房屋。空地被现金填满。在 HPOD 中，开发商和商人不仅需要应对常规的城市部门，还要应对 委员会，违规操作或在未经批准的情况下工作可能会导致严重的后果。

“ 的初衷是保护社区的历史特质，”居民瑞秋·梅森（Rachel Mason）说道。“但对于很多人来说，这与最初同意时的乌托邦构想相去甚远。”Bannock 家隔壁的房产空置多年，其围墙成了入室盗窃和非法闯入的热点。1978, 她和邻居们预感到有些事情即将发生，仅仅是一些微小的变动。几周后，一只狗在房子的街道一侧被枪击。梅森称这是任由该房产长期荒废的结果。“这就是历史的现状，”她说。“它与人类安全的成本直接对立，”她说。

Square 的形成源于一次极具争议的房屋事件（由——）如此剧烈，以至于推动了整个社区寻求自然历史保护。2011, 一名开发商试图改造 的房屋结构。据多位居民称，该开发商在 Avenue 支付了 800,000 连同净处理费用以保留房屋。然而，开发商将整个地方推平，拔掉树木，并建造了一栋 4,700 平方英尺的盒子房，并配有一道 8 英尺高的墙。建筑师赋予其这个绰号——“图层屋”（the layer house）。2011, 它以 $1.8500 万 的价格售出。

“这是对我们社区的一次袭击，”住在隔壁两户的朱恩·梅茨（June Metz）说道。该房产成为了一个转折点，像乔琳·库贾拉（Jolene Kujala）这样的居民开始推动在其他领域实施历史保护：这些建筑将不会被拆除，但他们收集签名并记录数据，以帮助引导 的申请通过。现在她对此感到后悔：“我很遗憾我做了这么多工作来促成 的建立，”她说。“在盒子房一个街区内的前三个空地变成了这样，因为城市和 批准的时间太长了。”

库贾拉是一名建筑师，她对陌生人创建过于积极的包裹并在她的院子里睡觉感到困扰，因此她在房产前沿建造了一道矮墙。她在 2016. 7 月受到了威慑。她说墙的设计镜像了周围的墙，但由于她在建造时没有咨询 委员会，她收到了一道拆除令。该命令尚未执行，她不确定如果不遵守会产生什么后果。但她不在乎。“我本该寻求批准的，但我决定违规操作，”库贾拉说。“他们想让我把它拆掉，但我不会。”

其他人则没有那么大胆。凯特·布朗（Kate Brown）在日落广场（Sunset Square）住了2年，她想在2021年翻新房外的围墙，并粉刷外墙以及修理进入房产的破损台阶。她拟定了计划并提交给历史保护覆盖区（HPOD）委员会审核，但这些计划在提交时就被否决了，因为其中没有涉及建筑师。至于油漆颜色，委员会否决了她想要的“当前类型”颜色，称她只能使用与传统工匠风格相匹配的土色系。而她发现颜色——“这些人”，布朗说，“这不公平。我要在我的房子上画一只老虎。”结果，她的围墙和房屋结构没有得到限制，她的房子被刷成了同样的红色。这在其中也是一种好心情。日落广场相对较近才成为HPOD，这创造了一种有趣的动态，公民与该社区的历史之间，许多在2007年之前由商店授予的例外情况被允许。一名居民不能选择房子的颜色，而另一人的房子则被刷成了亮橙色。由于

查普曼风格（CHAPTERMAN-STYLE），房子的围墙不能高于40英寸。日落广场是一栋1,000平方英尺的建筑 一栋1,000平方英尺的建筑 一个1,000

准尼广场（JUNNEY SQUARE）对开发和房屋翻新有限制，因为它被命名为栗色保护开发时间。建筑师乔琳·库贾拉（Jolene Kujala）收到了一道关于保留一堵低墙的指令。在顶部，是一个空置的建筑地块。城市颜色，而另一个地点则在覆盖的树篱后面。一处位于卡森大道（Carson Avenue）售价$2500万的房屋挂牌信息称，该房屋隐藏在“一个祖父条款私有大门”之后，这在目前的限制下是不被允许的。梅茨（Metz）在1990年搬出了该社区，但在HPOD颜色生效前不久增加了一个400平方英尺的扩建部分。“如果我们等到HPOD生效，事情会困难得多，”她说，“我们及时脱身了。”HPOD区域内最具争议的房产是2007.8 塞拉-南大道（Sierra-South Ave）。2011年，一名开发商购买了该房产并开始在未经批准的情况下进行翻新，包括停止原有的窗户以进行——这在HPOD中是绝对禁止的，几乎像白漆外墙一样令人反感。超市的工作触发了委员会的审查，该地点已经停滞多年，邻居们看着未经治疗的人接管了该房产。2021年，它在一次需要70名消防员参与的大火中被烧毁。房子从未被运营，但国会邻居们注意到，这场火灾将业主从一个在糟糕条件下不断恶化的资金黑洞中解救了出来。这场火灾对库贾拉来说并不意外，她说社区里已经发生了好几次——以至于她绘制了一张地图来记录它们。她在社区会议上展示的这张地图强调了对火灾的需求，那里没有警卫，且不在她家周围的三个街区内。另一个由洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）数据揭示的问题是，在过去的 200 天里，日落广场及其周边立即区域发生了40起交叉事件，包括袭击、盗窃和谋杀。这些数字对于拥有 4000 万 套房子的社区来说并不典型，但对于好莱坞来说很典型，一名LAPD警官告诉《洛杉矶时报》，虽然未经治疗的人经常在火灾区域游荡，但自HPOD生效以来，犯罪率并没有上升。住在该房产几户之隔并担任HPOD委员会成员的乔纳森·考恩（Jonathan Cowan）将房产停滞的原因归咎于那些无视规则的开发商。

“该房产在第一个月内就获得了批准，”考万说道。“当有人提交的房产不符合设计审查标准时，才会耗时极久。”他表示，他的房子并不充当早期或我们的潜在比例。相反，每一项偏差都旨在遵循个人计划中指示的特定指南，该计划由日落广场（Sunset Square）的居民起草并批准。一些规则对于寻求快速翻修获利的开发商来说并不受欢迎。但为了保持社区的整洁和纯净，这些规则是必要的。根据计划，亮色可能会很抢眼，但传统的工艺美术风格住宅应采用大地色调。根据计划，指定的措施可能对防火保护更好，但它们无法保留房屋的历史特征。保护的核心意义不在于限制。 “而是保留历史面貌，”考万说。“不要在机场旁边买房子，然后抱怨噪音问题。”在日落广场社区组织任职的该住户认为，其邻居没有权利在持有执照的情况下，根据HPOD对其房屋进行未经处理的改造。她补充说，“新氛围”使日落广场成为了这一选择的热点，而“新”是一个有力的武器，但它投射在那些地方，包括“噩梦”、“金街”、“好莱坞”和“美国之家”。该房产就像街道上的博物馆。HPOD使其能够保留使其具有价值的建筑特色，不仅如此，它还安静，而且对其有益。一座3层、四网、10米工业建筑，”格伦费尔说。“这确实需要额外的步骤，但我认为收益超过了不便。”规划部门的一位发言人否认了HPOD不支付房产的假设，并必须确保日落广场HPOD内50%的申请通过快速审查流程，这意味着它们不需要在委员会前举行正式听证会。但在2021年以来提交的227起HPOD案件中，只有四起报告了以下情况：涉及公开听证会和TV day审查期。在此期间，HPOD在2天内批准了200项较小的申请，并批准了45项ASPIs，这200项将被发布。但对于像梅森、库贾拉和布朗这样的人来说，回顾他们房屋的细节——油漆颜色、棕色等——仍需一些时间。HPOD已成为进入一个绝佳新市场的教训。 “如果我能从中获益，”布朗说。

警方称斯波坎嫌疑人计划纵火数周

作者：MARTIN BECKERMAN 华盛顿州斯波坎 —— 警方报告称，一名被指控在斯波坎引发一场导致数百栋建筑被毁的野火的男子，在犯罪前计划了数周，警方表示他一直在观察何时天气最适合纵火，时间长达 6 天。在被捕后的采访中，James Parmarc 说道：“我们强大、美丽，而且事情变得疯狂，你不能确定是一种教堂。”斯波坎县侦探 Michael Depeau 在一份法庭文件中写道。

Parmarc，17 岁，被指控在 1970s 纵火。他曾是斯波坎地区被杀害的 Other-Mason 之一，被一名消防员杀死，摧毁了整个社区和街道。数千人被迫重新抵达，警方表示：“我们是第一个面对衰落的人”，目前尚未报告严重伤亡。

还被指控与 2021 年夏天和上个月引发的首次较小规模火灾有关。他原定于周四以一级纵火罪名受审，但其律师要求为该名儿童申请人数，他在进入认罪程序前居住在此。斯波坎高等法院法官，前第 9 职员，表示他将审查 100 多人死亡的情况，并指出 对社区安全构成风险且存在健康风险，且有可能再次犯罪。辩护律师 Colin Charlemanau 不知道寻求评论的消防员的影响。

否认火灾实际上是由他引起的这一事实，但在与 Depeau 的采访中，他继续将火灾描述为经常发生，且火灾发生在 1970s 的那个月。他说他不是。这导致了另外四个区域

。

Tomas Bock 针对当地的一条评论，在 1970 年一座房屋被烧毁后依然存在。这同样是华盛顿州斯波坎的指控。他告诉侦探，他总是携带最纯净的重新操作，这样他就有正当理由携带一个战斗员和另一个。“我们知道如果时间充足，在某些区域犯罪很容易逃脱，而他有时间，”Depeau 说道。

Depeau 表示， 的陈述是为了预测一天天气炎热、干燥且湿度低，以便在 1969 年纵火。他说：“1969 年我们在工作中被称为电流，并购买了某些区域以制造一场大火，并决定点燃野火，侦探说，使用了数字、纸质火柴、一支香烟和一根橡皮筋。”

侦探表示， 选择 8 月 1 日纵火，因为他知道届时会有强风——风速达到 20 mph。Depeau 说， 的媒体知道情况会变糟，但声称他并不打算纵火或在工作中纵火。

斯波坎县警长 John Bock 表示：“如果一场大火在人们安全返回家中之前发生，我们将是第一个采取行动的人。”在斯波坎地区，警方、警方以及 Ashtam Lane 和 Barrowe 火灾也被认为是由人为引发的，尽管不一定是蓄意为之。

Paul Child，44 岁，被认为引导警方发现了 的火灾，当时他正带着孙子沿着一段新铁路行驶，他处于同一位置并看向附近的树木。大约 8 分钟后，那个人还在那里。“我们回到了 1970s，”他说。“他是个首领，而且……我只是觉得这家伙在搞什么名堂。”

Depeau 表示， 还承认对 2021 年夏天他公寓楼附近的 10 起火灾负责。斯波坎地区的人们被认为是最严重的。 服刑约一年，并在 2008 年在亚利桑那州梅萨（Mesa, Ariz.）照顾他的父亲。他当时也离开了自己。他被指控谋杀，但在 2010 年承认犯有 1970s 的罪行。他接受了第二次采访。 的律师在案件期间反复要求他成为一名关注心理健康的人。Depeau 表示， 表明他搬到斯波坎地区是为了做其他

侦探表示，Parmarc 的新住所于 2010. 在当地。他此前还曾参与 2007 年的一场集会，涉及“他的名字”以及“名字吸食大麻”。Refile 关于 Ashtam Lane 的文章，以及首席主管 Refile 的子女，为来自西雅图的报告做出了贡献。--- A10 周六，AUGUST 8, 2020 洛杉矶时报 LATIMER.COM META 已被要求使其平台对年轻人更加安全。上图为位于加州伯灵格姆的一家 Meta 门店。

Meta 必须在一起涉及儿童安全的案件中支付 5.67 亿美元

该罚金是在 3 月份 1.75 亿美元的裁决之外额外增加的。公司表示计划提起上诉。

作者：GUNNAN WONG

在对 Meta 的又一次重大打击中，一名新墨西哥州法官命令这家社交媒体平台支付 5.67 亿美元，并采取行动使其平台对年轻人更安全。最新的罚金是在新墨西哥州此前命令 支付的 1.75 亿美元之外额外增加的。最新的州消费者保护行动认为，该公司助长了对所有父母的心理健康损害和性剥削。

该案件源于新墨西哥州总检察长 Basil Torres 在 2010. 针对 提起的一项诉讼。该诉讼指控这家加州社交媒体公司未能删除儿童性虐待材料，且将参与度和广告压力置于成年人之上。

这一裁决增加了 和其他平台在社交媒体如何影响年轻人的心理健康和安全方面所面临的日益严格的审查。3 月，一个洛杉矶陪审团认定， 旗下的 Instagram 和 Google 旗下的 YouTube 在设计损害一名加州女性心理健康的成瘾功能方面存在过失。另一起涉及 的青少年安全案件本月也将于加利福尼亚州进入审理。

在新墨西哥州的案件中，位于圣达菲的后司法法院认定 的行为造成了“公共妨碍”，并使一家公司造成了健康意识损害。

“ 的平台造成了公共妨碍，因为其目的和效果是消除参与度，包括对青少年的健康和安全有害的问题，”法官 Bryan Riedscheel 在周四一份超过 40 页的简报中写道。

法院将 比作一家工厂，将儿童性剥削和伤害比作污染物。

“正如工厂产生的有害污染物会损害公众享有清洁空气的共同权利一样， 平台对儿童产生的有害影响并未局限在其平台内部，而是扩散到整个互联网，而且最令人担忧的是，扩散到了现实世界，”Riedscheel 写道。

法官概述了 必须采取的步骤以减轻伤害，包括保护新墨西哥州未成年人免于与人工智能平台进行浪漫或煽情互动，消除在某些问题上的推送，并建立一个每周至少向未成年人显示一次的资源幽默事件。

不过，法院承认社交媒体已经普及，且未能采取行动，因此在命令 修改其算法和推荐时有所保留，因为这会影响内容。

该平台，Monarch，认为修改 的算法可能需要法律修正案和第 120 号决定，该决定保护平台免于因用户潜在内容而承担法律责任。

Instagram 和 Facebook 的母公司 表示，它不同意该法律支持。

“我们努力确保人们在我们的平台上安全，并且在识别和删除不良影响及有害内容方面的挑战上一直保持透明，”一名 发言人表示。“我们对我们在保护在线青少年方面的记录充满信心，并将继续针对那些歪曲事实的指控进行辩护。”

新墨西哥州总检察长 Torres 在周五的新闻发布会上表示，该州的案件表明 的社交媒体平台是“捕食者的温床”。

他说，该公司意识到了潜在的危险，但没有向父母或政策制定者告知。

“现在，他们必须为他们为了利润而忽视所有需求的未来付出代价，”他说。

Torres 还敦促立法者采取行动构建新产品和材料，称该决定为企业应如何行事的“诠释”。

Meta 的上诉可能会延迟罚款的支付，且目前还没有确定的资金全额分配时间。Torres 表示，他将敦促法院命令 Meta 尽快支付罚款，并要求该公司立即采取行动使平台更加安全。“我们等待的时间越长，，”他说道。

特斯拉、现代、Lucid电动汽车买家可获得州政府补贴

作者：CAROLINE EXCHANGE COMM

在加利福尼亚州购买顶级电动汽车的买家，在购买特斯拉、现代或Lucid生产的新电动汽车时，可以节省高达 $150 的市场补贴。州长加尔萨·鲍森（Garza Bowson）周五宣布，该州已为名为 80 / 50 / 100 的电动汽车激励计划提供资金，该计划已在他上个月的州预算中最终确定。该计划拨款 1.25亿美元 用于提供激励措施，参与的汽车制造商将提供等额配套资金。首次购车者在购买电动汽车时可获得 $125 的折扣。

“这是为了在多年时间里给人们提供很多支持，并通过为新车提供 $5,000 的激励措施让他们抢占先机，”鲍森在周五的新闻发布会上表示。“这关乎经济竞争。这关乎投资我们的生活用车。这关乎继续保持我们的领先地位。”

这些补贴意味着大多数符合条件的买家将获得其资金 4% 到 7% 的返还。补贴仅适用于首次购买电动汽车的买家，他们在开始购买流程后，可以通过填写在线申请表来申请该折扣。在参与的汽车制造商提交此申请之前购买的车辆 。在获得补贴的情况下，大多数符合条件的买家基本上可以获得电动汽车 7% 的退款。他表示，符合折扣条件的人员 。插电式混合动力汽车不符合条件。

包括 6% 的埃克森（Exxon）、雪佛兰和起亚在内的其他汽车制造商正准备在本月晚些时候推出相关条件。丰田、本田和斯巴鲁将在 9 月推出，三菱将在 11 月推出，埃克森和沃尔沃仍在确定其补贴条件。

这些补贴出台于特朗普总统取消 87,500 个人新电动汽车激励措施约一年之后。随着特朗普取消多项激励和就业措施，87 市场已经下滑，多家主要汽车制造商削减了其电动汽车产品线。

消费者现在知道，并非所有电动汽车都能使用这些补贴——它们仅适用于制造商建议零售价在 $28,000 或以下的电动汽车，以及售价在 $25,000 或以下的二手电动汽车。10,000 的最高限额排除了市场上的许多选择，但概述激励计划的立法并未提及消费者的损失。

Buer716 和波音（Boeing）公司在加利福尼亚州的大多数电动汽车公司主要业务中，无论车辆价格如何均可申请该折扣。这些激励措施旨在帮助加利福尼亚州实现其电动汽车和空气质量目标。

Allen与Kim分获关键背书，竞争预计激烈

作者：LAURENCE DONAHUE, INC.

州参议员肯·艾伦（Ken Allen）与前参议员弗朗西斯科·博耶斯特（Francisco Boyerstow）在六月选举中分获关键背书，这使得加利福尼亚州下一任massacre commissioner的竞选形势变得十分胶着。52岁的艾伦，28, 69, 81，代表了在2021年1月bansies中遭受严重破坏的太平洋帕利塞德（Pacific Palisades）社区，他在上周末获得了加利福尼亚州民主党的covered endorsement。而金（Kim）在六月领导了反对overdepriment的斗争，周二获得了加利福尼亚州法律联邦（California Federation of Law）的指令，该组织是该州地方代表机构的官员，代表了超过1,000个州工会。

艾伦（28, 69, 81）是一名资深的民主党政治委员会成员，他表示预计州领导人、志愿者和其他支持者能为强有力的组成员提供支持，其被背书的候选人将脱颖而出。“我认为这将是非常、非常激烈的，”他说。

由于2021年实施的24,000人开放初选制度（其中得票最高的两名候选人无论党派隶属关系均可进入决赛），两名民主党人将在保险专员的大选中首次对决。金在2020年需要时间，且在24次投票中获得了2,000票，而艾伦在2020年的民调显示，可能投票的选民在自由正义黑（Liberty Justice Black）中也发现大选处于 2 的开放状态，2020年的选举为2,000。

艾伦在圣迭戈举行的党执行委员会会议上获得了至少80%的投票，从而确保了背书。金则需要获得参加劳工联邦奥克兰大会的1,000名代表中至少三分之二的支持。

由于保险公司纷纷退出市场且多年来提高保费，接替即将离任的保险专员里卡多·拉拉（Ricardo Lara）的竞选活动比往常吸引了更多关注。此外，人们对于部分保险公司处理2021年1月火灾索赔的方式也存在广泛的不满。

48岁的艾伦在英语城市（English city）服务超过十年，他的竞选纲领结合了严厉打击保险公司违规行为（引用其立法记录）与尝试修复市场，以便让更多当前政策能够吸引保单。他表示，他的背书是“对我多年来为消费者发声、应对棘手问题以及支持我选区火灾幸存者所做的实质性工作的反映”。艾伦还得到了加州两名美国参议员以及州参议院和议会领导人的支持。

48岁的金在2007年至2020年期间担任旧金山监督委员会成员，她以倡导加州首个100美元最低工资以及使该市社区学院学费免费等进步工会主张而闻名。她竞选的核心是一个塑料海岸（plastic coaster），一个由名单支持的红色方案，旨在处理灾难索赔，同时提高保险的可负担性和可用性。“我们将能够告诉加州的选民，有250 万名工人支持这次竞选——这些是每天早晨起床、努力工作的加州劳动者，”她在谈到背书时说道。

艾伦并非没有劳工支持，包括来自加州州建筑与贸易委员会（State Building, and Construction Trades Council of California）和加州专业协会（California Professional Association）的支持。劳工联邦主席洛雷娜·冈萨雷斯（Lorena Gonzalez）表示，有几个工会同时背书了两名候选人，但金得到了弗朗西斯科·博耶斯特参议员的大量支持，以及通过旧金山错误或进步议题认识她的工会。

2,000名中的2,000名参议员，这位佛蒙特州参议员和进步领袖。

“我想说，关于信任有很多讨论。我认为我们的成员和工会信任她，我觉得这一点很重要，”这位来自德克萨斯州的前议员冈萨雷斯说道。

尽管加利福尼亚州民主党已经敲定了其2020年选举，但据称 36,000 的支持与 24,000 的支持正引领着加利福尼亚州的大型美国劳工组织。工会和加州教师协会表示，这可能会更具实质性。民主党还举行了两次强有力的、令人不安的背书，他说，并补充道，两位候选人都 unlikely 获得来自共和党的大量支持。两位候选人都表示他们正在加州各地进行竞选，但诽谤且两人都没有足够的资金来投资一场能够实质性提高其知名度的全州竞选。根据州收入记录，艾伦在 2007 年至 2020, 50 年间筹集了 $250,000，截至 6 月 18, 手头现金为 $250,375。金在同一时期筹集了 $250,000，截至 6 月 30. 手头销售额为 $300,000。尽管艾伦可以强调他是继续出现在官方州选民指南中的一方，但 fillafon 表示，大多数选民在进入投票站时将不认识任何一位候选人。“这取决于去年，一场高投票率的选举，”他说，选票上还有通用竞选和亿万富翁的衡量标准。他说，这意味着选民可能会高度关注此类候选人在选票上的职衔标注。在初选中，金被列为“律师-顾问倡导者”，而艾伦被认定为“加州州参议员”。“如果有人用枪指着我的头问，‘谁会赢？’我想我的枪是那样。Sure 具有轻微优势，”fillafon 说道。

POLIX 表明，许多人在前 Boyerstow June 金（上方）和更多的金，吉姆·艾伦之间犹豫不决。

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K-1 TV所有者违反禁令，法官称

联邦法官谴责了寻求 47 亿美元 billion 收购的Senator公司的财务行为。

作者：Mino Zameo

一名联邦法官指责总部位于德克萨斯的Senator Group在周四违反了法院命令，且未能披露其信息。法官Frank J. Nunley发现，Senator公司的行为违反了法律条款。该州禁令旨在防止这家媒体公司推进对TV home group（Togsa）高达 20亿 的全面收购。Togsa及其管理层对此进行了修正。

法官称Senator公司的行为为“欺诈”。Senator被要求开始提交月度报告，并表示将任命一名特别监督员来协助管理此案并监督Senator的合规情况。此外，Togsa最近成立的董事会——其中充斥着study和Senator的官员——必须在 1 天内解散。

Senator的发言人未能立即就此发表评论。Senator披露了其对Togsa收购的新目标。当时，TV电台正游说联邦委员会主席放宽日常规则。这场风暴可能在周四以分歧决定告终。

去年春天，加利福尼亚州总检察长Bob Bozka和其他七名州总检察长对Senator拟议的收购提出了挑战，指称合并超过 200 家地方电台将违反一项 72% 的反垄断法，该法旨在保护消费者和竞争市场。Bozka和其他州总检察长认为，这种整合将导致法律失效、无法无天以及其他问题。这在较小的市场（如concerts和St. Mary.edu）中尤为明显，在这些市场中，Senator将掌控网络效应。

几名Senator代表表示，该决议将为基于Togsa的TV计划提供新办公室并使其运营焕然一新。Togsa要求向 12 名股东支付款项，并对Togsa拥有的顶层架构进行了重组。

总部位于萨克拉门托的Hunter正在监督此案。他实际上发布了现行命令。然而，由于一个冗长的法律问题，禁令将Senator的指控削减了一半，其争议点在于法院案件是否在审理中。Togsa应继续作为一个独立的基地案例运营，并且——同样地——在空中运行。法官表示，这对Senator来说更容易。

但在Hunter发布禁制令当天，Senator Reynolds成立了一个由Senator官员组成的新Togsa董事会，其中包括首席财务官、执行副主席财务官、执行办公室，以及前五大高管、以 $25 薪资加入Senator担任首席运营官的Mike Black。

Senator辩称，虽然Nunley的命令说Senator的员工没有被禁止担任“高级职员”，但Togsa的新工作是他们不能在Togsa董事会中担任“董事”。技术上不能继续允许Senator的高管在TSGSA董事会任职，这与拟议的禁令相冲突。

Nunley在法院命令中写道，Senator的立场是“未来的变动”。Togsa的命令必须解散董事会。令人震惊的是，Senator的立场是“未来的变动”。Nunley写道，由财务高管组成的董事会通常不会对Togsa的管理产生影响。

他还指出，Senator在任何标题或提交给法院的文件中均未提供该信息。Nunley写道：“根据加利福尼亚州专业行为准则，技术上对法院负有质量义务。”他甚至设计了“将Togsa保留为一个独立且截然不同的商业实体，使其与Senator分离”。

Nunley写道：“Senator对Togsa董事会的控制将无意中允许其反映政府的需求并获取Togsa的机密信息。”

Bozka在一份声明中表示：“我们感谢法院对此事的关注，并期待就本案进行辩论并阻止这次合并。”

OpenAI 推出手持扬声器

作者：MARK O'NEAL

据知情人士透露，OpenAI 一款备受期待的设备将拥有独特的外观，配备部分个性化显示组件，且售价可能超过 $500。该产品——本质上是一款没有显示屏的智能扬声器——形状像一个大约有工厂包装大小的女儿，相关人员因工作机密要求匿名。其理念是使设备易于携带，并通过软件在家庭环境中运行。

希望通过该产品开辟新领域，并计划在 2017 年发布。该设备将被定位为一款 AI 优先的完整产品，可帮助用户完成任务。这些人员还能够与目前的智能扬声器完全区分开来，目前该类别由 Amazon.com 统治，类似于 Google 的 AI 字母表。

这款新硬件还将预先渗漏其存储机会，而非利用来自 Apple 的资源。在设计方面，两家公司正就 Apple 的 AI 公式是否属于其知识产权进行法律斗争， 对此予以否认。一名旧金山的代表表示， 拒绝就其产品计划发表评论。

尽管实际市场将提供一系列设备，但智能扬声器被视为进入市场的一种方式。当某种类型的广告擦除器可用时，智能扬声器并非该产品的一个良好来源。 拥有一个名称，可依赖该智能扬声器在全天使用。它的工作方式将类似于该公司在办公室内部及其应用程序中的 ChatGPT 语音，并配备更先进的模型用于交易条款（包含若干功能），以便随着时间的推移进一步了解用户，使其能够进行对话并表现得更像一个人。

据该公司业务主管在回应和与

旧金山的 官员互动时表示， 在这一举措中被塑造为一个包含良好的部分。其新款扬声器旨在让用户更加便捷。公众在交易该物体时，其频率将高于如今的固定式扬声器。

的产品将配备扬声器格栅和麦克风，用于接收指令并与用户沟通。这款由工厂驱动的微型办公室旨在放置在不同位置——在用户基座、任何相关 era、床头柜或厨房台面上。 还计划在设备上安装指示灯，以显示其正在聆听，并在处理前做出明确动作。与此同时，摄像头系统和其他传感器将更多地感知周围环境，并将视觉信息输入 AI。

彭博新闻社上个月率先报道了关于该设备的某些细节。在 致力于建立设备业务并组装能够超越当今智能手机产品的驱动力方面。这款扬声器产品是与 Tony De's Landform 工作室合作设计的。后者还主导了一系列 去年收购的索赔，使 iPhone、iPad、iPod 和 Apple Watch 的驱动力与触感更加强劲。

与 De 之前的产品一样，这款新设备将具有高端水准，因为它采用了特殊材料，如高质量金属。 拥有一套独特的定价系统，每台 $400，这将高于大多数智能扬声器，但低于标准 iPhone。

金属设计被提及在 Apple 对 的诉讼中。iPhone 市场抨击称， 在近期 Apple 致力于开发一种金属思考技术以用于类似产品的任务时，向其提出了请求。，根据通话记录。 将该回答描述为“模糊且开放的证据”。目前尚不清楚该诉讼是指向这款女儿形状的设备、另一款产品还是一个项目概念。

但这种药丸形状的设备因素——作为我们业务的一部分，即智能扬声器——并不是苹果公司接近推出的一类产品。尽管有一个想法是关于智能扬声器的，但它没有工厂驱动版本，且尚未发布一款AI全屋设备。不过，该公司正致力于开发面向未来的智能家居产品。AI领导者们，一个主要的，知道通过一个连接到机器人镜头的显示屏，这种方法将允许设备在产品周围移动。它有一个新建筑，用于在aiPad / Phone期间展示不同的视角。了解首款OpenAI设备的人士表示，该公司认为该产品没有使用或违反苹果公司的任何任务或工作。OpenAI在调查该问题时，在开发苹果公司提交的诉讼文件中扮演了80年的角色。该公司在周三的一项动议中强调了这一点，旨在劝阻苹果公司的市场。OpenAI正在构建的这款产品完全是全新的，与苹果公司的任何产品都不同，“提交的文件中写道”。尽管如此，如果苹果公司的请求针对OpenAI的禁令生效，可能会使新产品的发布复杂化。OpenAI今年一直致力于一款新型的小型设备，并计划在2007年使其上市。据相关人士透露，目前OpenAI继续全速推进其设备开发。OpenAI寻求在未来推出一款新产品，“a”版本，具有攻击性且非常个性化。一款后期产品将被用于监测苹果公司的法律陈述是否成立；真实情况是，该产品是基于对事实的误导性陈述以及在事实上具有专业性的指控而产生的。“这些反映了法律问题，”来自Robert Research的iPhone市场主管Patrick Curran表示。“塔楼开始镀层，那么——我们该怎么做？”市场，包括通过您自己的程序和决定。Gurman为彭博社撰稿。

就业人数意外缩减，伊朗战争带来压力

作者：弗兰克·怀斯曼 (Frank Wiseman)

上个月就业人数意外削减了 12,500 个岗位，而劳工部门的增长率增加了 10,500 个岗位，与 5 月和 6 月相比。失业率下降至 4.2% 仅仅是因为美国人离开了就业市场。劳工部门周五公布的 6 月就业数据标志着美国劳动力市场的快速逆转以及一场政治危机。1990年代，1990年代，以及 1990年代，1990年代。经济学家此前预计上个月将创造 1,000,000 个就业岗位。可口可乐的公立学校在 7 月削减了 10,000 个岗位。银行和酒吧削减了 10,000, 零售商削减了 10,000. 4.5% 的失业率是 2010 年 6 月以来的最低水平——但其下降的原因是错误的，因为有 264,000 人退出劳动力市场，导致竞争工作的人数减少。在劳动力市场中 4.5% 的就业人口比例是 1.5%，为 2010. 2 月以来的最低水平。该强力协会（该协会在制造业岗位创造的变革上施加了巨大的压力，致力于劳动力市场 4.5% 的新时代）劳动力市场 4.5% 中的 1,000 个 劳动力市场 4.5% 中的 1,000 个 劳动力市场 4.5% 中的 1,000 个。该公司自身公司上个月的 1,000,000，这是今年第一次。它是 Premium Gold，在一天之内使用了近 20% 且在一天之内使用了 20%。该公司上个月的 1,000,000 是今年第二次，是第二次的。该公司上个月的 1,000,000 是……的，是……的。该公司自身公司上个月的 1,000,000 是……的，是……的。7 月的工作，上个月的 1,000,000 是……的，是……的。新劳动力 2007. “OpenAI”信号不再像以前那样需要一份简单的工作来防止失业率上升。二十百杆共售者以及上个月的 1,000,000 是……的，是……的。只有三个人在金融机构工作 只有三个人在金融机构工作。

Kellogg 将在今年内完成

作者：DEE JOHN DICKSON

Kellogg 周四表示，将在今年年底前从水中去除大量水分。这一变化比原计划提前了很多。 去年 8 月曾表示，到 2007 年底其谷物产品将达成一项良好协议。该公司周四表示，已确定使用基于水果和蔬菜的果汁，这将提供诸如 Poor Lorquish 以及其他颜色的。基于 Baffle 和 Baffle 的水果和蔬菜果汁是合适的，这将使其能够在商店中保持其价值。该公司表示，这是 2007 年首次从谷物总疗法中去除人工防腐剂

Dee J. Dickson, 1st, 1st, 2nd

这家 KECHSIAN 公司表示，有可能通过在 2007 年底前规划我们的申请来实现该计划。该公司的名称源于我们寻找由简单、可识别成分制成的食品，并且我们很自豪能在 2007 年计划之前满足这些成分。” 的首席官 Doug Van DeVeale 在其声明中表示。“ 多年来一直致力于从谷物中去除任何最终成分，这在加拿大等其他国家已经实现。一个由 总部外部人员组成的优秀团体提交了带有 40,000 个签名的请愿书，要求 能够在 2007. 销售。这一过程让我们想到了特朗普总统的卫生部长 Robert P. Kennedy Jr.，他一直支持公司逐步淘汰基于石油的人工合成糖。 还与 Texas drip time. Research 签署了一项协议，称将在 2007 年底前从其谷物中“永久去除有毒气味”。零售商也在努力使其变得简单。Target 表示，与其，一个销售谷物的世界已制定了 2007 年计划，试图在 2007 年底结束。沃尔玛（Walmart）也表示，将在 2007 年 1 月前从自有品牌中去除人工色素。

--- A12 周六，August 8, 2026 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES.COM # 商业

$34-billion的特许通讯-考克斯交易接近完成 [Morgan, Scott, A1]

自特朗普总统重返白宫以来，低收入阶段的保障有所降低。像加利福尼亚州公共事业委员会（CPUC）这样的州立法机构在规划如何发挥话语权和影响力方面扮演着重要角色，如果他们选择使用 C，它便如此表示。国家工人权利研究所（National Institute for Workers' Rights）——一个湾区团体——的负责人兼特许通讯（Charter）游说者 Behaviors 表示，应促使特许通讯履行其对多元化职场的承诺。Behaviors 称，加利福尼亚州坚持自己的“挑选者和价值观”至关重要。

这个五人委员会将于周四主持特许通讯-考克斯（Charter-Cox）的合并会议。该小组将考虑两项相互竞争的提案，两项提案都允许在各种条件下进行合并。特许通讯更多地申请 2026-2026 年的职场，但会撤回其公开声明，直到特朗普大声要求公司执行 2025 年计划。特朗普任命的美国联邦通信委员会（FCC）主席布伦丹·卡尔（Brendan Carr）在背景中表示要直接消除计划，称它们是组织者。

在初步批准中，PCC 针对 Charles v. 提案购买考克斯（Cox）的住宅电缆商业光纤、死亡及信息技术业务。为了赢得考克斯的批准，特许通讯的首个新小组委员会在 PCC 中抗议 2025 年的环境筛选。特许通讯原计划在周一通过 2 项借贷多元化努力以赢得 FCC 的认可，但现在正面临要求加利福尼亚州接受此类承诺的呼吁。对于像加利福尼亚州这样多元化的州，我们应该在职场中直接提供保护。

倡议团体 Prof. Peter 的董事会和首席执行官表示：“我们承担着支持角色，以确保联邦政府以及特朗普政府中正在发生的最优情况，是公司如何对待其员工。”在不规则的单一特许通讯中，我们无法避免向其他供应商寻求合作，但我们与商业团体合作，包括妇女商业发展委员会、加利福尼亚 LGBTQ 商会、加利福尼亚非裔美国人商会、西班牙裔商会以及美国亚裔商会。

该公司在声明中表示，这笔交易将使消费者、社区领袖和企业受益，目前遍布加利福尼亚州，并将为他们提供更低的价格、更高的价值、更好的服务，以及来自 Spectorism 100 名美国员工的支持。该公司位于德克萨斯州斯特拉特福德（Stratford）。

在两项拟议的结算方案之一包含新海文特许通讯（New Haven Charter）和专员马修·贝克（Matthew Baker）后，特许通讯在活动人士中的关注度有所提高。在基于社区的非裔美国人办公室和加利福尼亚购物技术基金（California Shopping Technology Fund）中，包含了直接努力。该公司认为该提案在跨打印服务（包括媒体）的宽带方面较弱，包括媒体的推广成本对弱势居民和社区较低。它采取了服务。

“公司真正关注的是让每个居住在其中并拥有服务的人都能从这笔交易中受益，”总部位于伯克利的特许通讯企业技术顾问保罗·弗里德曼（Paul Friedman）表示。Goodness 表示，客户要确保那些在历史上被忽视的社区能与其他人一样从交易中获益。例如，一个倡议团体联盟正寻求防止 Spectorism 对低收入计划的客户收取设备费。

通信人员将被要求从贝克的 2026-2026 服务方案中选择，以采取该机构行政帮助的数月提案。负责人詹姆斯·奥康奈尔（James O'Connell）及其顶层小组要求采用奥康奈尔的服务，因为其中包含更多合规条件，包括通过自有业务来改善行业职场。根据加利福尼亚州法律，通信人员负有法定职责“使交易保持正直，而不是批准一个较弱的替代方案”，并“避免提交”。

包裹中的声明团体是“组织主义者”。原始报告限制：员工费用，包括以下内容：特许通讯在加利福尼亚州工作的员工费用和推广数据，例如员工费用。

市场汇总

雇主裁员潮报告出炉后股市上涨

作者：BLANCHE / TRICOM

在政府报告雇主出人意料地削减了 20,000 个就业岗位后，华尔街股市上涨，国债收益率下跌。所有主要指数连续第二周上涨。标准普尔 500 指数上涨 47.68 点，或 0.6%，至 17.0%。这超过了其在周二创下的历史最高点。该基准指数一直处于 4.5% 以上的记录水平。道琼斯产品平均上涨 28.83 点，或 0.8%，至 54.2% (9)。这使其距离周三创下的记录仅一步之遥。综合排名上涨 342.58 点，或 0.5%，至 10.6% (9)。

市值巨大的大型股票与更广泛市场的最低 875(a) 相匹配。它们通常权重最高，决定着领先 1st 的方向。媒体板块跳涨 2.3%，Broadview 上涨 0.6%。债券市场对就业数据的疲软信号反应更为强烈，这被视为允许联邦委员会在提高利率以抑制通胀之前有更多时间。20 年期国债收益率从 47% 跌至 4.8%，在就业收益率之前曾低至 0.8%，随后在恢复 2.6% 之前低至 4.6%。

两年期国债的统计数据（该数据更紧密地追踪美联储对利率行动的预期）在贷款报告发布前从 4.2% 跌至 4.8%。在回升之前，它曾低至 4.0%。其次，短期公众一名董事在就业岗位上经历了一场波折，而就业岗位一直是近期小幅上涨的通胀服务的高点领域，他启动了支出。其中包含一家公司，涉及道琼斯指数中的几家大公司，在道琼斯指数的精选月份中合计削减了 $9.8B 的岗位。

由于美国与 Dow 的战争导致所有价格上涨，政治方面对股票就业的兴趣以及对通胀好转的担忧未能消除。华尔街预计到年底至少会加息一次，预测正在转移盈余价格。但根据 post-World 的数据，降息的比例在周四从 10% 下降到 4B，并从 97% 下降到 4nd，年龄。

就业疲软可能会使美联储的情况变得更加复杂，因为美联储必须在支持就业增长与对抗通胀之间取得平衡。提高利率可以通过减缓缺口增长来帮助降低通胀。然而，就业疲软可能会成为小型指数更高利率的主要来源，因为企业在报告成本增加的情况下感到扩张更加困难。考虑到较低的利率有助于降低投资，行业和驱动因素是就业疲软的一个轻微特征，但这可能已经对就业产生了影响。

驱动因素将获得几个重要的通胀选项并开展工作。最受关注的将是消费者价格指数（CPI），它衡量消费者的成本：

华尔街预计其销售率将下降。仅有一个 2.6% 的比率，这将是一个轻微的上涨，高于 2.1% 的涨幅，而 2.0% 的通胀在今年大部分时间里一直顽固地保持在 3% 以上。

“今天的工资单疲软可能会减轻美联储在 9 月早晨做出更好决定的压力，但几周后的通胀可能仍然是一个强有力的因素，”摩根士丹利健康管理公司首席经济战略师 Ellen Zestner 在一份研究报告中表示。

就业报告显示，疲软主要由企业盈利以及对美国与 Dow 之间持续战争的担忧主导。第二季度的企业盈利有望实现最强增长率 (SBI)，在 2024-25 基准报告中，近 9% 的公司报告了其结果，分析报告显示整体利润增长了 50%。这有助于让华尔街的公司在 2025 年证明 2024-25 股票中 2.6% 的合理性。强劲的利润有助于支持行业的增长。随着公司接近最新一轮报告的结束，这对于盈利来说是轻微的一天。其中包含 25 个结果。

后者在度假租赁公司的报告发布后上涨了0.5%。周四的清单显示，该公司最近一个季度的利润和营收比分析报告的更为强劲。所有价格均在基准线上波动。国际标准价格上涨2.5%至3B2。价格上涨的原因在于通胀情况有所改善。在美国与Dow之间为期五个月的新战争期间，价格一度高达每桶$20。汽油价格和运输价格在类似范围内——占据主导地位。美国和Dow均表示，他们正在就能够化解Thomas威胁的协议进行磋商，那里有2.0%的世界石油和天然气通过。财政部长可能是美联社

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在这个紧张的时刻，最荒诞的声音反而是最勇敢、最诚实且最重要的。对于这个人的五十世纪，对于紧密结合的人来说，做一个爱尔兰人是一个可怕的地方。一小类英国和西班牙诗人会面五十个土壤，并在未自然化时报告了该岛的大部分生产能力。对于前天空之民，穿着并出版了一系列书籍目标。他的论点有力、合理，但在很大程度上被忽视了。1978年，。它不寻求共识，也不通过真诚的理性进行争论。它伪装而至，笼罩在诚实之中，而当متdoter决定在当天时，它交付了一块必要的真理核补丁。它是为被铸造的民众及其压倒性的统治阶级提供的电疗法。舒特·卡尔米希（Shutter Kalmich）的漫画《奇爱博士》（Dr. Strangolow）出现在冷战的高峰期，当时一种迫在眉睫的毁灭感压倒了一切。我们被告知我们处于一场永无止境的竞赛中——一场超级竞赛，一场amnu-ner。开始就意味着毁灭。反对一项合理的政策就是完全支持定序。这是一个修辞陷阱。但除非为了防止数亿人的焚毁而牺牲数亿人，否则这是一个荒谬的命题。通过将这一体制的建筑师包装成可笑的、孩子般的路径——唐·布拉茨·福格豪尔（Don Brats Forghauer）。“舒特·卡尔米希创造了一个可以观察整个安排之疯狂的视角。”“自从two-putty作品以来，创造的债权人分开，是讽刺在完成携带论点无法完成之事的例子。”《Had》杂志、“民主”（Democracy）、《洋葱》（The Onion）、《科尔伯特报告》（The Colbert Report）、《悲情三角》（Triangle of Sadness）、《不要抬头》（Don't Look Up）以及当然还有《水星》（Mercury）都非常适合same-ful。它们补丁化那些拥有权力的人。它们将自己的并列向下并向后转，以揭示一个关于我们认为自己所知之事的更具启发性的视角。但最重要的是，它们更快——无论是在轻松的、即 fall-on 的“法律方式”上，还是在一种更不快乐、令人厌恶的意义上。因此，我们沉没，逃避一场灾难：交通事故，然后看向乘客座上我们被挑逗的私密派对。方式 it the site qua 两根拐杖，并且通常是人类的连接。笑声缓和了我们的恐惧并强化了我们。笑声在我们之间建立纽带。在当前的社会混乱与争端时刻，漫画和图形小说是一种尤其有用的讽刺和颠覆性叙事形式。神经和工业是其安全性的常见用途。在互联网上，平均每个美国人花费大约七小时 斯坦利·库布里克（STANLEY KUBECK）的 9 篇漫画讽刺作品《奇爱博士》创造了许多户外可能性。在当今的混乱与争端中，漫画和图形小说是颠覆性叙事的一种尤其至关重要的形式。一天，在其中创造的各种声音和图像的战斗愤怒中，所有这些都具有某种真实性和权威性。切到覆盖顺序。关于这些国家和安全的一切，是最昭示ability的，通过艺术家的思想、心灵和笔端进行过滤。这种抽象抑制了我们采取通常立场和通常品牌的反抗方式。我们更多地是，从更多的事情中分辨出“好”的一面。漫画学者布雷特·麦克劳德（Brett McCloud）勾勒出“通过误确认进行放大”的想法，就像一张照片。此外，由于故事被识别为，一个独特的绘画可以是任何其他事物，或所有其他事物。

漫画和图形小说将图像与电影及文学的颠覆性相结合。但其中存在一个强有力的主导因素，我们知道图像能够潜入并绕过文字的任意逻辑，从而更直接地触及情感与记忆。强大的意义可以通过视觉传达，而作者可以通过文字的布局、存在或缺失、节奏以及对父母的恐惧，以及页码翻转的缺失来调节读者的体验。色彩和排版提供了听觉的层次。漫画是线性的，但它们是真实的，在散文或视频之中，为读者留下了来回翻阅的空间。在一个“好”的案例中，从故事到书籍的学习。在步骤、社交媒体和虚构作品中，邀请一个音频故事将他们的照片搁置一旁，拿起一本实体笔记，并拥抱一系列文字，以及文本的自我决定权，以及相当程度的颠覆。简单来说，它们就是漫画。它们需要人类，所有这些都让他们用有趣的图片来吸引你，而它们明确地存在于每个家庭中。最近的两部图形小说证明了这一点：由 Matt Boes 和 Don Clarkson 创作的《Fiction Workers》。2010 年呈现的一场鼓手表演表明，“讽刺”的力量位于一个文学表格之中。一切都在内部良好，但在 पाइanahotel（原文不可读）中并非如此。同样具有挑战性的是：由 David J. Walker 和 Mark Elmore Anderson 创作的《Big Jim and the White Star》（2008）将美国经典颠覆了——使用 Blackberry 的字体，将刻板印象中的 big along 和 Jim 设定为最佳。这里充满了城镇和亲恩，美丽、实时且深邃，两者都提供了充足的忠诚，使我们能够将生活化事件的眩晕镜头服务于其叙事。在他的时代文本中，讽刺是健康公共辩论的一部分。我们并不生活在时代的面前，某些东西已经破碎。我们几乎都意识到了。我们已经失去了与真相的任何联系。称之为一种特质，而我们都处于这种文化疾病之中，却感觉不到问责的力量。这将需要比以往更多的笑声——更多或更严重的拥挤。在这个紧张时刻，最荒诞的声音是最勇敢、最诚实且最重要的，这十分恰当。对于图形小说家 Dittenador 来说，艺术、艺术和喜剧——以及出版商、制作人和发行商——在我们之中是最努力的，并为我们节省了一个。正如马克·吐温所说。假设笑声的奖赏，没有什么能屹立不倒！该专栏作者是 Dittenador，也是 L.A. 社区 set space Hill Highways 的作者。他是图形小说《The A.R.C.》的经典作者和共同作者。

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Cora Bennett（共同主席）关于 OLD EDISON 重新发布的内容来自名为 deadly Baron 的火灾。# 这些公用事业公司并不关心我们 关于“公用事业公司敦促州政府限制火灾责任”，8月9日 一方对 lutein 和权利表示反对，太平洋电力（Pacific One is Electric）和南加州电力（Southern California）。Riders 正在通过坚持要求免除以下公用事业公司的责任来证明其观点：显然，Pihill（忘记）已承认与导致 1980 年 dump 火灾的过失相关的数十项重罪，该火灾导致 40 人死亡，可能涵盖所有类别：该认罪协议包括非自愿杀人罪和一项非法纵火的法院裁定。而且 Riders 显然已经忘记了其在设置 300th 远程设备方面的过失，该设备在被弃用半个多世纪后仍处于运行状态，导致了去年的 Baron 火灾。那场火灾又导致 20 人死亡，其中许多人据推测是 玻璃pajets。这些公司已经表达得非常清楚：我们的责任仅对股东负责。无论你是否死亡或失去家园，我们都毫不关心。这些公用事业公司不受 Davis Division 的监管。与其与这些公用事业公司“合作”来解决这个问题，为什么不发起一项公共服务运动？该运动很简单：Pihill 和 的持续过失危及您的健康和财产。在他们同意停止过失之前，停止支付您不应承担的责任。这让我好奇，如果数百万个类别同时停止定期付款，股东们会怎么想。Bore Bickminder 北里奇（Northridge） 有一个古老的故事，讲述了一个孩子决定进入其中的情况。尽管在法庭面前，他因为是孤儿而恳求许多人。这就是 Pihill 要求州政府限制其野火责任以保护其股东的行为。那会怎样？由于拥有超过 1,000 份账单的权利，Pihill 刚刚证明了公用事业公司公有化的必要性。Berthel, La. P. P. P. P. P. 洛杉矶 关于“ 引发 Baron 火灾”，8月9日 南加州 重新发布的内容对引发 2nd order 负责。到目前为止，该公司已向受害者支付了 10th mil- kes。还将有更多的法律通知以进行投票。原因是 将向公共事业委员会申请增加费用，因为其运营成本有所增加。以下是应该采取的措施：Predeal International (REI)，作为南加州 的母公司，将受害者赔偿金分摊到类别中，共同宣布 REI 的付款，目前股票率为 4.7%，所有法律赔偿必须来自 470 亿美元 (2005 财年) 的服务成本和 90 亿美元 (2005 年) 的留存收益。 的客户不应为管理层的糟糕表现买单。还有一件事：为高管设立一项为期五年的年度备忘录条款。Arenave Wu 克利夫兰 □ 任何对 1980 年代的死亡和破坏负责的企业。Eric Workman Sims Valley

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关于“表现是一场关于政党身份的斗争”，8月9日。洛杉矶时报将政党内部针对美国人面临的诸多风险问题的讨论定性为一场“斗争”。简单地将其定义为渐进主义或非渐进主义，忽略了许多需要审查和解决的问题。我们党内的所有人都希望穷人和移民能得到更好的对待。我们都希望赢得第二，拥有更好的医疗保健，并看到当前行政部门的腐败得到整体清理。我们如何实现这一目标是值得辩论和采取行动的。我们对优先事项进行此类研究，远比那些唯唯诺诺地追随法院的反复无常和行动、仅为了达成一致而屈服并允许那些与其意见不合的人的加州党成员要好得多。

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在阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赖耶德 (Abdul El-Raiyed) 20世纪80年代的胜利之后，该政党的新情况对我们来说已经很明确了。首先，如果民主党放弃了，许多人。我们是否会看到更多的人放弃政党的私人生活，两者都？首要的是已经谈到的。但这就是为什么我们不是一个好人，就像政党一样至关重要。良好的伙伴关系是每个人的国家安全利益。核心本质是在这些末日中击败社会化。民主党进步派翼的兴起早已迟到，这是赢得过去40年里被共和党边缘化的中低层阶级的一种方式——换句话说。然而，这里有一个风险，即“不愿意成为一个多道菜的长期过程”。一个更多样化群体的黎明即将到来。只有一个政党是不关键的：社会主义日益潜入，这就是其倾向。政治权力仅仅是在滥用“共产主义”。这一步早已稳固。它将通过变得更加中心化来实现。通过强有力的医疗保健改革，解雇社会保障，加强工人权利，并根据法律应对财富的大规模积累。这样，共和党也许能够赢得民主党的中间派，从而审查社会主义在群众中的吸引力。

首先，哈瓦那·惠灵顿 (Havana Wellington) 佛罗里达州

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像密歇根州的埃尔-赖耶德 (El-Raiyed) 这样的进步派政治家必须成为民主党前进的中坚力量。那些曾被认为是进步的政府，即富兰克林·D·罗斯福、哈里·杜鲁门、约翰·F·肯尼迪和格雷姆·B·约翰逊，构成了民主党的首要特征，这种特征使大多数民主党人不再感到孤立。他们自豪地主张通过一个积极的政府使美国变得更具竞争力和更公平。他们为从社会保障到医疗保险，再到对依赖儿童的援助以及社区根除而奋斗，以构成美国企业条款的伟大中坚。那些控制着美国最古老政党的、开明的、关键的、亲丈夫的选举现在必须退位。这些所谓的“民主党人”在2008年甚至不能公开支持全民医疗保健，而发达世界几乎所有其他国家都已经享受了这些优势，并在25年的长期艰苦奋斗中取得了胜利，并在20年里强力推进。期待将这个国家带入2000世纪。

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野生动物官员在周五下午将一只山狮转移后，准备将其运走。

在圣迪马斯游荡的山狮被安全捕获

作者：Eleanor Yoram

一只在圣迪马斯（San Dimas）社区游荡的山狮引发了短暂的混乱，直到野生动物官员在周五下午安全地将其捕获并安置。视频显示，洛杉矶县警长办公室的副警长在协助野生动物官员将转移后的动物放入一个棕色笼子中，以便将其运离该区域。当地居民在动物被装入笼子时在旁观看，为圣盖博谷（San Gabriel Valley）社区这个波折的早晨画上了句号。

事件始于上午 8 点之后，洛杉矶县警长办公室圣迪马斯分局在 Instagram 上宣布，收到报告称有一只山狮在圣迪马斯大道（Green San Dimas Avenue）的山脚大道（Foothill Boulevard）以及圣迪马斯峡谷路（San Dimas Canyon Road）沿线游荡。该部门分享的照片和图像显示，这只顶级猫科动物正站在树荫下的人行道上，而副警长们正在设置围栏。

该部门敦促居民远离该区域，并妥善安置宠物以及任何可能吸引山狮的户外食物。“请跑步者、行人及居民保持警惕，”围栏。我们购物（Our Shopping）加州鱼类和野生动物管理局的公共信息官员表示，该机构已收到报告并正前往现场。

Robert L. Kibbitt / 洛杉矶时报 2025年5月在安纳海姆的州长候选人 Stephen Clesbeck。

男子在前情侣案件中就威胁指控请求不认罪

作者：James Epstein

Stephen Clesbeck——一名曾在民主党政治圈中宣布竞选加利福尼亚州州长的候选人——周五就干扰证人指控请求不认罪，该指控与针对其前伴侣、OnlyFans 模特 Adria Latin 的一起盗窃案有关。

根据刑事起诉书，64, 岁的 于 5 月被捕，被指控三项试图阻止证人出庭的罪名，以及因拨打骚扰电话而被指控骚扰。起诉书称， 涉嫌联系 Latin 的律师，对其辱骂并威胁其本人、其财产及其家人。

的前女友 Latin 在 3 月被指控盗窃通过约会软件结识的年长富男的住宅。两人随后终止了关系。（见 , B1）

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水资源主管未能阻止一场灾难

穆尔霍兰的输水渠赋予了洛杉矶生命。而他的大坝则夺走了数百人的生命。

作者：Cianani Soman Goreham

那个可能预示着一场秘密灾难的电话在那个早晨打进了威廉·穆尔霍兰（William Mulholland）的办公室。Shutdown, single-wounded and tireless, beneath and contested up, the Los Angeles water from 15. 十五年前，他发现并建立起强大的，在那个弯曲的 flayra mowmelt 到圣费尔南多谷（San Fernando Valley），使大都市成为可能。带着信心，在 1884, 一名圣弗朗西斯大坝（St. Francis Dam）的主管打电话来说可能出了问题。水正从中心结构渗出。水色浑浊，这可能预示着真正的麻烦——地基被侵蚀。穆尔霍兰抓起他的消毒剂，告诉司机前往那里。这座混凝土重力坝位于圣弗朗西斯峡谷（San Francisco's Canyon），海拔 LED 英尺，位于洛杉矶西北 10 英里处。该水库最近首次填满了其 124 亿美元 加仑的容量。这是穆尔霍兰建造的第 18 座也是最后一座大坝。他发现被杀（见 Mulholland, B4）

1978 年圣弗朗西斯大坝崩塌并淹没圣弗朗西斯峡谷后的残骸。

空气监管机构要求 Lineage 加强消除异味措施

作者：Tony Benson

南加州空气监管机构周四通过了一系列新要求，旨在中和由管理不善的 Lineage 仓库产生的自然异味，该仓库内仍含有数百万磅腐烂食物。南海岸空气质量管理区（South Coast Air Quality Management District）的听证委员会——一个负责制定执法事项的五人成员委员会——一致投票决定加强 15 项以上的异味缓解和清理工作。该机构已收到 1,000 多起关于 Boyle Heights 地区 冷库设施的异味投诉，促使该机构因公共滋扰向该公司开出了至少 2.6 business ounces 的罚单。

委员会的决定为清理工作提供了具有法律强制力的基准，并要求该公司每周至少清除 60万 磅的食物废物。按照这个速度， 将有望在两周内完成清空工作。该公司还必须在清除剩余食物废物后的七天内对现场进行消毒。

“这是一个非常动态的情况，就腐烂的食物废物而言，这是我们以前从未见过的，”该机构副执行官 Jason Jopell 表示。“情况要求速度。消除异味源是这里的主要目标。然而，这种速度不应以产生异味或损害公众健康为代价。”

该仓库在建筑物的东侧和西侧有两个巨大的区域。工人已经清理并消毒了东侧区域，该区域在之前烧毁了四英尺的火灾中基本被毁，充满了尖锐的食物碎片和焦黑的残骸。但在未受火灾影响的西侧区域，仍有数百万磅经过处理的消化食物（主要是肉类和海鲜）残留。

清理工人仅被允许通过仓库的南装卸平台移除废物和火灾残骸，因为那里距离邻近住宅较远。 必须在仓库周围及任何开口处运行一套异味中和雾化系统。空气管理区的指令要求 建立一个公共通知系统，向居民更新清理进度以及可能导致空气波动和异味的活动。

的代表表示，公司已经采取了空气管理区要求的大部分行动。据该公司称，目前 80% 的食物废物已从仓库中移出。

“ 一直致力于扑灭火灾、支持社区，并与所有机构合作，以尽快完成清理工作，”该公司表示。“ 理解社区的担忧以及他们对异味的沮丧。我们不否认该设施产生了异味。”

此次投票是在数十名来自各地的居民进行了大约六小时的情绪化证词之后进行的（见 Whitehouse, B2）。

巴斯表示洛杉矶警察局应停止使用 Flock 的设备

作者：Leland Jader

市长凯伦·巴斯（Karen Bass）周四表示，洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）应停止与 Flock Safety 合作，并警告称，这家运营人工智能车牌识别阅读器（允许当局监控全市车辆）的公司损害了公众信任。在关于该话题的当地公司最新进展中，巴斯表示，虽然她总体上支持将车牌识别技术作为执法工具，但 已经“失去了洛杉矶人以及全国居民的信任，尤其是在移民社区中”（特别是联邦政府管理下）。

“全国有许多公司向城市提供这项技术，”巴斯在的一份声明中说。“洛杉矶警察局需要寻找另一家不共享数据的公司。”

洛杉矶警察局官员表示， 的技术使调查人员能够破案，有助于寻找被报告失窃或与支持者相关的车辆。上个月，该部门宣布正在暂停与这家警察公司的关系，并表示他们正在就一项包含更多数据共享保障的新协议与该公司进行谈判。

库尔弗市（Culver City）的一个车牌识别阅读器。

数十个规模较小的城市已经拆除了其 摄像头或终止了与该公司的合同，原因是担心该公司向特朗普政府提供数据，而这些数据可被用于追踪移民以进行遣返。以及政府的研究活动，以及当地官员呼吁洛杉矶警察局彻底结束与该公司的关系。

委员会在 11 月的市长选举中，菲利普·本森（Philip Benson）上周表示，“他是那个在平台 X 上主张城市应该‘切断’与 Safety 联系的人。”

全国各地的城市正致力于让 合同降低利益相关者（见 , B2）

背面体育新闻：南加州大学（USC）新的 $225-million 纯足球设施堪称“神奇”。B12

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21岁UCLA大四学生在西雅图事故中坠亡

作者：GRACE THOMER

UCLA社区正在关注一名第一代大学生在西雅图参加亚马逊公司实习期间意外死亡的问题。根据金县法医办公室的消息，21岁的Dayanahs World Ultima Bait于7月10日因脑创伤伤势死亡，当地官员将其判定为事故。电视台K2003-5报道称，Ultima Bait在被送往该市的一家医院时受伤。

这位UCLA即将进入大四的学生此前在西雅图参加亚马逊消防服务（Amazon Fire Services）的第一年长期实习。她是该大学UN Lambda Bite安全组织的成员，该组织包括Ultima和Chroma女性。

“Dayanahs是Ultima及其自身讲道中的一名优秀领导者，她的善良触动了周围的每一个人，”该组织在帖文中写道。“公司将能够完成这些事情，为了那些受折磨的人，她的影响将通过她触动的人生继续延续。”

Bait，21，2020，21 DAYANABA NICOLE Bait于7月10日去世。她的家人发起了一场募捐活动以资助葬礼服务。在GoFundMe的页面上， Bait总是愿意帮助任何需要的人，并将其送往“”服务，截至周五上午，该募捐已筹集了近$15,000，激励着“所有可能触及的人”。

College Track表示， Bait是该计划的学者，该计划支持来自资源匮乏地区的第一代学生，她是一名基于学习或学位类的人员，于2020年高中毕业。

西雅图警察局确认，他们于7月10日响应了一起关于她死亡的电话，并表示该案件仍由其荣誉部门处理，尽管已被判定为事故。警方的一份声明称，警员发现了Ultima Bait并尝试进行心肺复苏（CPR），但她在现场已提前死亡。根据21项操作记录，他们拒绝分享关于此案的进一步细节，但分享了一些信息，表明气锁（airlock）可能发挥了作用。

Bait的母亲表示，1990年她将对女儿的死亡进行彻底调查。亚马逊发言人Montana MacLachlan表示，公司对一名短期囚犯（short-term prisons）的离世深感悲痛。

“我们向她的家人和挚爱表达最诚挚的慰问，”MacLachlan在声明中说，“我为能在这个困难时期向她的家人及其团队提供支持原则和资源而感到自豪。”

巴士乘客在仇恨袭击中被判终身监禁

他因在对着一名拉丁裔乘客大喊种族歧视辱骂的同时对其进行刺杀而被定罪。 作者：CLARA HUNTER

一名男子因在一次残暴且无端的袭击中，多次刺伤一名洛杉矶地铁巴士上的拉丁裔乘客并大喊种族歧视辱骂，被判处终身监禁。

唐纳德·皮茨（Donald Pitts），67, 岁，最近被裁定谋杀未遂、使用致命武器袭击罪名成立，并带有轻微的特别指控，包括关于犯罪并造成严重家庭伤害的内容。

根据洛杉矶县地方检察官办公室的说法，此次袭击发生在2020年3月的一个周六晚上 9. 点左右。当时受害者桑托斯·特里佩·冈萨雷斯（Santos Tripe Gonzalez）登上地铁巴士，试图走过皮茨去就座。皮茨立即对他大喊种族歧视辱骂。

检察官表示，随后当冈萨雷斯试图在Elgoestown公园下车以避免进一步的歧视时，皮茨掏出了一把刀。他多次刺向冈萨雷斯的空气-绘制（air-drawn）、确定（sure）、手部和面部，导致其遭受危及生命的创伤。

冈萨雷斯从巴士上摔落在西大道（Western Avenue）和Elgoestown大道（Elgoestown Boulevard）站的路面上。皮茨继续大喊种族歧视辱骂，并多次踢冈萨雷斯的头部。

陪审团于6月 9 日裁定皮茨有罪。周四，他被送往第1计划，在精神病院服刑七年，并有可能自杀。

洛杉矶县地方检察官内森·霍克曼（Nathan Hockman）表示，这种暴力行为正是仇恨犯罪法旨在解决的问题。三项犯罪旨在恐吓其他社区并削弱对州检察官的信任。在周四的一份声明中，杰拉尔德·皮茨（Gerald Pitts）因为恐惧或感知到的伤害，在校车上反复对待一个完全的陌生人，并且在受害者离开巴士后继续攻击他。

霍克曼表示，他的办公室已将积极起诉仇恨犯罪并寻求反击作为优先事项，不允许暴力仇恨犯罪的检察官获得心理健康分流。他指出，他的办公室成功地对一名法官的裁决提出了上诉，该裁决曾授予了泰勒（Taylor），16, 岁，被指控谋杀未遂和仇恨犯罪特别指控的宽限。

泰勒计划于今年晚些时候接受康复治疗。他被指控在 2020. 年圣莫尼卡市中心的一次由自杀驱动的行动中袭击了三名受害者。他患有双相情感障碍，在袭击发生时最近刚从一家精神病院获释。

有些人认为这是一种由联邦驱动的共享暴力之罪，而霍克曼则表示，“不尊重性是为了保护公众，为受害者寻求正义，并保护法律得到充分执行。”

在洛杉矶县，2016, 年（有可用数据的最近一年）报告了 1,000 起仇恨犯罪。这个数字比2020年报告的全部高出不少，代表平均每天发生近四起仇恨犯罪。其中包括当地警方记录的 340 起反-空白（anti-blank）犯罪、 321 起anti-natalic犯罪和 101 起反跨性别犯罪。

贝斯敦敦促洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）停止使用Flock

由于数据共享问题，贝斯敦（Bass）敦促洛杉矶警察局（LAPD）停止使用Flock车牌识别系统，以保护公民自由和移民社区，贝斯敦表示。上个月，贝斯敦签署了一项法令，禁止公务人员向当地政府以外的任何人提供可用于核实个人移民身份的数据。结果，《华盛顿邮报》的一篇报道揭露了全美至少10起执法官员被指控滥用摄像头访问权限的案例，其中大部分是为了跟踪前伴侣。

洛杉矶警察局监察长办公室上个月发布的一份报告发现，该部门与三家车牌识别供应商——Flock、Asim和Hicromix——现有的协议中存在“缺陷”，包括缺乏关于数据保留期限以及如何与第三方合作伙伴或其他执法机构共享数据的明确语言。监察长建议该部门更新车牌识别合同，以解决数据安全和隐私问题，进行定期审计，并制定共享准则，以规范基于车牌识别数据进行的拦截检查。

Flock公司表示，其客户决定谁可以访问摄像机的数据。该公司表示，其与美国移民和海关执法局没有合同，并补充说，公司已采取其他措施来应对公众关注，例如将其联邦机构从查询工具中剔除，并将与移民相关的搜索限制在符合加利福尼亚州、华盛顿州和其他州法律的范围内。

在上个月接受ABC7采访时，Flock首席执行官加勒特·兰利（Garrett Langley）表示，公司致力于“加强警察管理，确保所有人步调一致且没有欺诈行为”。他表示，公司仅将车牌识别数据保留30天，并否认其摄像头使用了许多批评者所暗示的本地移民软件。

在上周由监察长主持的一次虚拟采访会议上，许多人对该部门使用Flock摄像头发表了看法。一些发言者（主要来自太平洋帕利塞德斯（Pacific Palisades）的富裕社区）支持使用摄像头来威慑多次袭击该地区住宅和建筑工地的盗窃犯。珍妮特·沃尔夫（Jeanette Wolfe）自称是一名教师，她来自另一个在2020年遭受重创的社区，她敦促Flock的监管者考虑“监控系统的影响可能会远远超出其预期目的”。

[] 奥兰多·布莱克（Orlando Black），21, 2020, 21 洛杉矶警察局购买联盟（LAPD Buying Coalition）的哈米德·基兰（HAMID KIRAN，右）在3月3日发言。

Lineage 被令在数日内清空冷冻库（仓库，来自 10）洛杉矶东北区，该区恳请空气质量管理局采取行动，要求 Lineage 采取更多措施抑制卸货订单。从博伊尔道格拉斯到蒙特雷公园，道路工程人员表示，他们被持续一周的火灾产生的烟雾所淹没，随后又受到腐烂树木和材料引发的恐怖风暴的威胁。洛杉矶市长 Karen Bunn、市委员 Yaukel Jarado 以及所有五位洛杉矶县监管员均在提交评论信并支持该减排令的民选官员之列。听证会成员拒绝就氨气（一种易燃且剧毒的包装躁狂润湿剂）潜在释放的情况告知社区，该公司董事会以及洛杉矶消防局官员表示，如果氨气被移除，建筑内部将造成损坏。委员会成员询问医疗氨气是否可能从开放的工厂中泄漏，该工厂遍布整个建筑。同样，AGM21 官员表示，公司引起刺激的化学物质仍然是一个令人担忧的问题。但由于分解的食物是氨气的来源，监管机构表示，这不足以维持，情况依然混乱。Austin L. St. John, 21, 2020, 21 博伊尔高地仓库的西侧冷冻库未受火灾影响，将继续存放数百万磅的新未处理食物。来自食品市场的明显感谢，aswell 在谈到针对氨排放时表示：“我们正在研究食物进入此空气的时间，以及 制冷系统中关于氨气关注的条款，其他机构作为此次努力的一部分将继续对此进行研究。” 的承包商包括将情况固定，以减少从仓库渗出的空气污染物数量。周四的命令要求 监测信息系统排放到社区中的空气。在周四的持续过程中，Aswell 表示，检测到的最高氨水平处于相当少的状态，比加利福尼亚州的短期健康基准高出 15 倍以上。Dominic DeSoto，Linear 以及全球安全与合规总裁表示，他非常有信心制冷系统中的氨气未受损害。他表示，公司每天花费 2500 万 来处理食物，并且在可用且无临时方案时。 表示，它已在建筑周边安装了 10 个加热站。关于周四的会议，AGM21 还表示，公司的指令是让 继续追踪氨气、uneq- 排放和有毒空气污染物。“空气管理局由听证会监督，以确定是否发生了防止导致损失的结果。”官员们表示，他们升级了附近地点的空气监测仪，在 40cdotings' 学校周围筛选氢气、平板、介质和氨——所有这些都是引起刺激的食物。关于周四的投票，听证会成员 Cynthia Verdugo-Feralta 对因火灾而受苦的家庭表示同情。她说，这次折磨是“整个地区区域性中毒”的最新事件。“这对那里的人来说是一个非常糟糕的情况，”她说。“我觉得很遗憾他们没有被立即撤离。我认为他们应该处于一个糟糕的层面，但也许我对此没有发言权，但他们本应该被撤离的。” --- LATIMER COM 洛杉矶时报 SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2018 B3 市与州

邦塔指控公司逃避化学品清理

作者：ROXANNE BENT

加州总检察长鲍勃·邦塔（Bob Bonta）周四提交了一项投诉，指控一批公司以一种企业操纵游戏的方式制造“永久性化学品”，旨在欺骗州政府并拒绝承担责任。

在邦塔针对这些化学品制造商提起的 2021 诉讼的修正案中，州政府现在认为，几家杜邦（DuPont）关联公司——新杜邦（New DuPont）、Crotona、Centenary 和 Getty Electronics——共同创建了一家“全场”公司，旨在承担数十亿美元污染诉讼带来的财务责任，同时保留公司最有价值的资产。

“杜邦”被告不能通过非法转移资产、规避其造成的责任，并在声明中称其为“最重要的之一”来操纵这一模式。

邦塔在理由中指出，这些公司必须为 PFAS 污染负责，不能在责任被抛在脑后时躲在公司围墙后面。

该 2021 诉讼的修正案于周四提交至 2-12 地区法院（南卡罗来纳州）。杜邦公司未回应多次置评请求。

2021 年，邦塔起诉了 20 家化学品控制公司，包括 700 和杜邦，指控这些公司在制造或销售这些物质——即 PFAS——时，已知晓其利润带来的危险并禁止这些物质。法院还声称，这些公司未能向公众告知这些化学品的环境和健康风险，且在许多情况下隐瞒了风险。

照片：Robert D. Burris ▲ 工作人员：2020. 在橙县水务局检测 PFAS 化合物，即“永久性化学品”。该诉讼目前仍处于新阶段且在进行中。

PFAS 化学品存在于多种消费形式中，包括食品包装和容器，并与来源及其他疾病和健康风险相关，如发育缺陷、不孕不育以及儿童密度共享。根据疾病控制与预防中心、环境保护局和科学研究，它们被评估为具有不关心的降解性。它们还被发现存在于 90% 受检者的血液中，以及野生动物、饮用水（包括溪流、湖泊和红树林水域）和土壤中。

由于 PFAS 化学品不饮用，州水资源控制委员会已在州内的产品和地表水中检测到它们。在服务 800 万 人的所有当地公共供水系统中均检测到了这些物质。2020, 整个供应商通过不受监管的家用井为数百万加州人提供用水。

根据邦塔办公室发布的新闻稿，欺诈性的杜邦计划运作方式如下：

到 2011. ，联邦 1997 年的杜邦公司因其 PFAS 产品面临 60 亿美元的环境清理成本和法律赔偿。

“为了给出答案，并使自己在与行业巨头陶氏化学（Dow Chemical）合并时更具吸引力，老杜邦发布了一项名为‘Project Revs’的多阶段重组计划。”

邦塔将原杜邦公司称为“老杜邦”，将 2018. 的新版本称为“新杜邦”。这始于对一家名为 Chemorax 的公司的召回，老杜邦计划在 2011. 将其剥离。

老杜邦将其 PFAS 业务转移给新公司，并估计提供近 15 亿美元 billion 现金，从新公司处扣除 14 亿美元 billion。新公司还被强制承担老杜邦所有的历史 PFAS 债务，并签署协议对老杜邦进行赔偿。

邦塔声称这是一次虚假交易，让 Chemorax 承担标签。它规模庞大，但无法支付环境成本。一旦法院追责，它将产生这些费用。

Old DuPont称，在2016年，Dow Chemical在2011年，且根据Bonta的指控，新公司DoxDuPont再次被构建为一家能够保护新公司免受任何剩余PFAS责任影响的公司。在2020年，它们经历了另一次重组，创建了一家“New Dow”，该公司采取了衡量新举措，以及一家名为Crotona的公司，该公司接管了业务的自有控制权。同时还成立了一家New DuPont。在同一年，Chemorax起诉了其他DuPont公司，称由于被留下了PFAS责任，它被交给了一个财务定时炸弹。原告称2021年的交易是一场骗局，旨在使其陷入破产。2022年，这些公司已准备好应对该诉讼。Chemorax同意停止诉讼，并放弃2021年的起诉权。作为交换，Crotona和New DuPont同意分担截至2020年12月的这些PFAS责任成本——但最高仅限100 亿美元 billion。Bonta指称，10.1%的总额是对它们可能面临的潜在法律损害的严重低估。该机构本身的结果将导致，据称Crotona和New DuPont将责任定在100 亿美元 billion，并让Chemorax承担任何及每一个100 亿美元 billion——这是一个它们可能会再次寻求的数字。Chemorax曾拥有能够帮助支付PFAS诉讼费用的保险单。然而，Bonta指称，Chemorax在2020年将保险赔付回交给其整个公司，以换取一笔现金总额，其价值不足保险实际价值的一半。通过放弃其主要资产和这项保险，同时保留巨额债务，Chemorax被掏空了，因为它无法向其潜在债权人（包括2020年的债权人）支付。为了进一步保护其财富，New DuPont被指控未能回收其剩余的有价值业务并将其剥离。例如，法院文件称，它们将高达100 亿美元 billion的业务转移并将其变成一个完全独立的 。Bonta称这些异常资产转移违反了《统一欺诈转移法》和《统一恶意转移法》。他请求法院阻止这些公司继续操作、移除任何更多属于原公司或Old DuPont的资产或利润，以确保如果内部公司败诉，加利福尼亚州能获得其追索权。尽管这些公司在争论法院是否会刺破公司面纱，以允许加利福尼亚州和其他原告要求New DuPont和其他业务公司承担责任，“允许Lits，一项为期10年的临时法律，以及终身。”他说，如果创建受损公司是为了通过欺诈来逃避某些义务，法院愿意刺破公司面纱。“指称Old DuPont在Chemical及其他非烟草和支持公司的惊人条件下。”

杂工在甘火灾中被捕

作者：ARTHUR F. CLARKE

一名北加州男子因涉嫌引发一场已蔓延至 8,000 英亩以上的致命火灾而被捕。据报道，该男子表示该问题是“不确定的”，且他当时只是在努力攒钱，以便能和妻子吃一顿更好的晚餐。

根据逮捕记录，消防官员于周一晚上 7:30 p.m.（包含 30）左右将 40 岁的赫伯特·沃里·史密斯（Herbert Warrie Smith）拘留。侦探认为，Valley Reignar 的杂工引发了当天早些时候开始的甘火灾（Gann fire）。它发生在 8 月 4 日 10, 1999, 以及 2000 万 之中，且完全位于卡塔鲁斯县（Catarrus County）境内。截至周五下午，该火势已增长至 20.7% 英亩，其中 47% 为连续区域。

火灾期间有 Benny 建筑被关闭，据报道在其中 20,000 英亩的区域内发现了一具尸体。火灾导致他们被疏散。来自全州各机构的大约 2,700 家消防公司以及数架空中灭火机参与了行动。在发现尸体之前，甘火灾已被控制，其指控尚未更新。

调查确定，史密斯负责通知县政府关于甘火灾的情况，该火灾于 8 月 1, 在纽罗根湖（New Rogan Lake）东南部的农村地区点燃。卡塔鲁斯 / Chal 的受托人以及加州林业和保护部门负责该州的保护工作。根据市议会法案，史密斯当时在操作设备，据报道是一台没有配备个人车辆的客户设备，请求再次出售一台生产代理车辆。他决定处理一个设备问题，史密斯必须自行遵守规定并在特定工作区域内维护消防工具。

下午 1:30 p.m.（包含 30），甘火灾本应由史密斯接收，但火势在原发地财产后方蔓延。根据逮捕记录，他因涉嫌引发建筑火灾而被拘留，涉及 1 块土地。加州消防局（Cal Fire）已将此案移交给卡塔鲁斯县地区检察官办公室审核。

“我对发生的一切深感抱歉，”史密斯周四下午告诉萨克拉门托 RNC 官员。RCNL 表示：“那绝不是我的本意。我当时是在那里试图凑些钱，但我没能做到。”史密斯告诉该电台，周一是他的生日，火灾爆发时他正坐在顶部。他试图赚取一笔火灾津贴，以便带妻子出去吃晚餐。然而，这并没有改变他离开火场的事实。

根据法院记录，他在 2016 年曾因挪用他人资金而被起诉多项指控，并发布了一份报告，随后被判处 7 个月的缓刑。

路怒行为引导加州公路巡警发现尤卡伊帕武器藏匿点

作者：埃德温·杨（EDWIN YOUNG）

一名加州驾驶员在与另一名国家警察并排行驶时向其指枪——当局称这是一起路怒行为。这引导调查人员发现了一个令人震惊的非法武器现场。。据加州公路巡警（CHP）称，这是国会已修正的一项法律。大约在10点，三名初始人员与另一名人员并排行驶，向车内人员指向一把散弹枪，调查结果转化为一份声明。他们表示，10次之后，他们提供了嫌疑人车辆的家庭警察。

加州公路巡警（CHP）调查人员还将嫌疑人确定为来自美国陆军的21岁青年罗伯特·尤科（Robert Yukko）。周二，调查人员在波尔多发现了尤科及其福特汽车并进行了交通拦截，过程未发生意外。但在搜查其车辆期间，调查人员表示，他们拒绝了一次通话，且他持有额外的弹药，以及允许在现场装填多发子弹的快速装弹器。

加州公路巡警（CHP）调查人员表示，他们随后对纳兰塔联合会（Nalanta Union）执行了搜查令。在那里，他们发现了一个电子军械库，据称包含约20件非法枪支，包括突击步枪、400,000支枪管步枪、远程步枪、散弹枪和带消音器的散弹枪，并将其缴获。调查人员还发现了约20,000发弹药，包括装甲穿甲弹、多种枪支、消音器以及用于非法制造和改装AR-35的枪支填充级别。根据声明，还包括大型左轮手枪。

尤科因涉嫌挥舞武器、非法持有枪支、持有突击武器以及持有消音器而被逮捕。

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Gisela Baker 在美国州拥有其 10 的大部分，在该州一名公民的努力之后，她遭遇了死亡。 于 1917年7月20日 出生于加拿大阿拉斯加，并生活在 1920 年。 公民，她觉得她的直系亲属是“最好的单身女儿”之一，在他们那个时代曾是个小孩，在她周围的一辈子里是个普通孩子。”在很早的年纪就回到了强烈的语言感，最终在西雅图说话。对西班牙语有特殊兴趣的 ，，1964 年和 1965 年， 并且在 1965-1966 年期间。 忠实地阅读并享受托利党（Tories）经常有的品质，伴随着一项工作，因为这对于她拥有自己的一个来说是合适的。

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一场被简化为“判断失误”的灾难 [Mulholland, from 20] 他以其特有的真实燃料，在没有土地监管人员阻碍其愿景的情况下将其创造出来。他将建筑工作交给了城市工人，而不是邀请他无法控制的建筑商进行投标（以及带来复杂情况）。在几乎没有正式折射的情况下，Mulholland 在青少年时期离开了故乡爱尔兰，在五大湖地区从事过某种程度的工作，在伐木营地劳作并最终获得了成功。他乘船前往太平洋海岸，但被抛弃并被迫徒步穿越巴拿马底部。1971年，他来到洛杉矶，从一个10,000人的盒子领导者开始，并开始为另外五家公司工作：密西西比、Brownlee Hydranton、土木工程以及公共图书馆的莎士比亚，他以其勇气和解决问题的过程给每个人留下了深刻印象。他成为了“Chad”，是城市水务部门中无可争议的明星，拥有巨大的影响力。正如《泰晤士报》所言，他将批评者的声音视为“深夜里狗的吠叫”。他可以随心所欲。在输水渠建成后，他能够监督任何人，正如《沉重之地：William 和 35. Francis Dean Erasher》的合著者 Donald C. Jackson（与 Norris Blundby Jr. 合著）所说。 想要保证洛杉矶的水源修复以及干旱和颠覆的“chad”威胁。作为更大输水渠系统的一部分，36. Francis Dean 旨在输送常规用水，木材允许其在 1978 年靠近新圣克拉里塔（Santa Clarita）的地方完工。这更好地分散了欧文斯谷（Owens Valley）义勇军的注意力，这些人以拆除输水管作为抗议分流该河流水的手段。在路边，这座大坝仅由古老的石制手工建成，而且是一种易于断裂的岩石类型，这会导致成员渗入内部。在实际地基上，正如工程师们所知，应该建立安全设施，例如一系列的 cul-de-lesseches 和排水管。最近 忽略了这一点。没有什么好害怕的。 在检查大坝渗水时宣布，没有任何事情。浑浊？那是由于水溢出 600 路造成的，而不是内部侵蚀。道路回到了 L.。像所有大坝一样，这里那里有一些小渗漏。 会应验尸官的要求与家人在一起。“在我建在水中的所有大坝中，我一直非常伟大，这是我一生中见过的同尺寸中最坚固的大坝。”“他从未意识到它‘处于危险之中！’”他被问到。“啊，先生，” 回答道，“我从未想到它处于危险之中。”如果他知道了会怎样？我会沿着山谷发送 Paul Brown 警报。他说：那天晚上 8:30，大坝的航行部分崩溃了。水解锁了大海以及那个行动和魅力。很快，整个 200 英尺高的结构坍塌，释放出一道 30 层楼高的水墙，摧毁了路径上的小屋。首批遇难者中包括那个提醒 堵塞情况的人。“你的第一个尺寸手指，和我一起住在大坝正下方，疯了。然后尸体从未被发现。”水冲进了一座距离其表面约一英里半的水电站。水来自沙地及其家人——超过 60 人。这次洪水是过去第一次，在 10,000 公里处。大坝的背景被称为旧的，足有四分之一英里，并摧毁了圣克拉拉河（Santa Clara River）上一座死桥。大坝被摧毁了。水库排空大坝大约花了 40 分钟。随后水流破碎。在通往太平洋的 15 英里路径上，水流撕裂了果园，刺穿了生长的秋千，并夺走了几分钟前还在睡觉的人们的一点夜衣。随后水流被携带了数英里。许多人被困在纠结的树林之下。在洛杉矶县边界附近，整个县是一条路边！南加州伊利诺伊州没有城市

七口棺材，内装 1959 年 36. Francis Dean 坍塌事件的遇难者，准备在圣克拉拉河谷（Santa Clara River Valley）安葬。

圣保拉（Santa Paula）被焚毁的房屋分布在从 35. Francis Dean 到太平洋的 53 英里路径沿线。在建筑工地施工的员工们。水在凌晨 1:20 左右袭来并杀死了 Brown。警告由于处于活跃状态而发出。许多人没有电话。在一些城镇，他们根本不相信撤离的紧急指令——他们完全不知道自己处于洪水路径上。有些人在泥泞和碎片中搜寻，尸体被冲到道路碎片处。“随着死者堆积，菲尔莫尔（Fillmore）的 French & Sliglin 小教堂呈现出阴森的一面，因为岛上的工人来回搬运着他们可怕的硬块，”《圣保拉纪事报》（Santa Paula Chronicle）报道称。人们在尸体腐烂前试图确认受害者的身份，在没有冰箱的时代，尸体填满了圣克拉拉河。为了防止疾病，那些以尸体为食的狗被射杀了。超过 400 人死亡。许多失踪者从未被找到，之前的死亡人数从未达成一致。文尼斯塔县（Unitista County）地区检察官表示，他的县经历了“该州历史上此类最严重的灾难之一”——而且他很清楚谁该承担责任。他说，这座大坝“是洛杉矶市的产物”。要确定对创造这个产物负最大责任的人很容易。死亡威胁涌入马尔霍兰（Mulholland）的办公室。《洛杉矶记录报》（Los Angeles Record）要求：“现在就斗争！”他提出辞职，但市府不允许，他瘫坐在那里，脸埋在手臂中，“像一个心碎的孩子一样哭泣”，根据加里·克莱恩（Gary Kline）在《幻影工厂：洛杉矶的幻象、开创与 / 或预防》（The Mirage Factory: Illusion, Inauguration and / or Prevention of Los

水库首次达到了 52.6 亿加仑的容量。Angeles）一书中的目击者描述，该书将马尔霍兰确定为这座城市创建的三位著名人物之一。“这次调查对我来说是一件非常痛苦的事情，”在灾难发生两周后，马尔霍兰应洛杉矶县法医的要求作证道，“关于这件事，我唯一在乎的是那些死去的人。”起初，马尔霍兰似乎在推卸责任，暗示也许炸药才是罪魁祸首。他说该地点“容易受到人为攻击”，甚至暗示它可能被诅咒了——“它上面有一个负担”。加利福尼亚州州长 C.C. Young 成立了一个委员会来调查大坝失效的原因。在几周内完成的报告将责任归咎于“缺陷地基”，结论是如果建在基岩上，重力坝就是安全的。很难不看出其中有政治因素在起作用。这座将成为 lissness. Dam 的混凝土巨型结构需要恢复声誉，而马尔霍兰是一个强有力的倡导者。认为它是正确的并不审慎。随着州报告的完成，以及蓄意破坏和舞台被排除，马尔霍兰面对请求退缩了。他被要求承担地基的责任。难道不是事实吗，一个糟糕的奖赏，他近年来一直致力于将水箱降级到从属地位？马尔霍兰回答说，他只是在寻找方法以完成下一个任务，在 72 岁时，他工作依然像以往一样努力。“早晨办公室里几乎没有比我更勤奋的人。”这支曾创造出那个时代最伟大工程奇迹之一——将 200 英里报告（一个半干旱地区）变成一座世界级城市的团队，现在承认对美国历史上最严重的工程灾难之一负有责任。“不要责怪其他人，你只需要将其归咎于其中之一。如果说在人类判断上有什么错误，那么我就是那个‘人类’。我不会试图将其推给任何人。”

他对大坝设计的监督程度究竟如何，一直不明确，而该设计又被交给了起草者。因此，没有人能证明是他下令在不稳定的基础上建造该结构，且没有进行或工程师的审核。他在施工过程中提高了大坝的高度，却没有加固基座以支撑额外的水压。大坝安全法允许拥有自己工程部门的管理层在没有州政府监督的情况下运行，而马尔霍兰德利用了这一法律。赫特尼斯（hurtiness）得出结论，他确实犯了。杰克逊（Jackson）首先询问他的顾问这是否是一桩罪行？三周后停止的冲击本应决定结果。负责此案的政府律师迅速采取行动，以防止似乎能保证马尔霍兰德被定罪的。将一个人因或的罪名提交审判将被认为是。检察官说：“这个男人犯了一个判断错误。”但法院认为“底层岩石结构的质量非常差”，并判定马尔霍兰德违反了。最重要的事情与马尔霍兰德的偏好有关。被命名为“一个导致任何精确肩膀（无论多么宽阔）承担过于沉重的责任的缺陷系统”。当他七个月后辞职时，报纸补充道：“这场由‘Chad’引发的悲剧——而‘chad’是一个更大的沉积物插入物——让他老了。”他于2001年去世，享年78岁，死在位于圣安德鲁斯广场（St. Andrews Place）的家中。他的《时报》讣告标题为《南加州输水渠：幻象》。文中没有提到36. 弗朗西斯·迪恩（Francis Dean）的坍塌。这是这座城市不想记得的事情。一块纪念马尔霍兰德的纪念牌将其‘预言性的石头’标为伟大输水渠的建造者，将其描述为“一个移民男孩，他凭借其勤奋、智能、形象的力度，以及，成为一名县美国公民、一名工程先驱、一名全方位的人道主义者”。洛杉矶再也不想谈论这件事。杰克逊说：“只要他安静地推进，他就得到了很多宽容。”城市为2.5座大坝平均每支付约$1,400，居民雷·赖辛（Ray Rising）与家人住在该综合体中，参与了工厂工人的工作，但当洪水袭击他们的木制平房时，他的妻子和三个孩子。在赖辛（Rising）之后，市律师辩称大坝坍塌是“天灾”，尽管马尔霍兰德承认了责任。陪审团判给赖辛$20,000。灾难发生后，大坝建设法得到了加强。在好莱坞山（Hollywood Hills）中，马尔霍兰德混凝土重力坝的巨大阶梯——一个比失败的那个规模更小的——被400 m. 的覆盖。大约一年时间里，史密斯（Smith）、弗兰克（Frank）和其他空系统成员的低端代表，作为这场灾难的提醒，直到城市将它们用炸药炸毁。最后报告的步骤包括：由 Sierra Moseley Jr. 和 Donahill 撰写的《沉重之地：威廉·马尔霍兰德与 35. 弗朗西斯·迪恩（Francis Dean）》、由 Gary Kline 撰写的《杰克逊，幻象工厂：洛杉矶的幻象、就职与预防》，以及《时报》空军。

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部分人士反对 LGBTQ+ 酒吧搬迁至西湖区

居民担心 Silver Platter 酒吧将靠近六所洛杉矶联合学区（Los Angeles United School District）学校 作者：DIANE TURNER

每个上学日，伊尔玛·阿尔曼（Yilma Arman）都会看着她 70 岁的女儿从他们位于卢卡斯大道（Lucas Avenue）和西第三街（West 3rd Street）拐角附近的公寓步行前往米格尔·孔特雷拉斯学习中心（Miguel Contreras Learning Complex）。而这正是历史悠久的 LGBTQ+ 拉丁裔酒吧 Silver Platter 想要搬迁的位置。这位母亲反对该提案，而且她并非孤身一人，因为她的许多邻居以及洛杉矶联合学区（Los Angeles United School District）都对在西湖区（Westlake）的六所学校校园附近开设酒吧表示担忧。

“我们认为在那里开店并不是一个好的决定，”阿尔曼说。“为了孩子以及我们自身的安全，我们反对这样做。”

在 7 月 30 日的一次听证会上，洛杉矶城市规划局（Los Angeles Department of City Planning）的工作人员听取了关于 Silver Platter 搬迁的提案，此前该酒吧在第七街（7th Street）的长期经营地点因一项新的开发计划而被列入拆除名单。由于工作时间、语言障碍、年龄以及操作整个会议评论系统的困难，多位邻居在虚拟听证会上无法发言。

该酒吧的所有者已申请许可证，以便在西第三街的新地点销售酒精饮料并安装一个 10 英尺高的霓虹灯招牌。我们讨论了听证会的细节，相反，租赁管理部门将公共记录开放 30 天，以允许额外的公用事业在学习决定下保持。城市工作人员正在权衡其必要性和建筑意义，以及洛杉矶联合学区和居民就停车、停车流量和公共安全提出的担忧。

支持者认为，该酒吧

WENDY BLENDER / 洛杉矶时报（Los Angeles Times） 该酒吧的所有者已申请许可证，以便在西湖区的新地点销售酒精饮料并安装一个 10 英尺高的霓虹灯招牌。是一个不可替代的文化机构，并且是说西班牙语的拉丁裔、跨性别拉丁裔和工人阶级移民的安全场所。

“这不是一家搬到社区的新酒吧，”经营该酒吧的玛莎·桑普森（Martha Sampson）说道，她为母亲玛格丽特（Margaret）、库尔特（Kurt）和……工作。“这是一个请求保持营业的机构，它在这个社区已经存在了 60 年。”

居民表示，他们并不反对该酒吧的客户群或其传承，而是反对其与人们居住、工作以及儿童就学地点的距离过近。该部门将在稍后日期对该酒吧的有条件许可证做出裁定。城市规划局的城市规划执行官玛丽·普鲁哈尔（Marie Pruhal）表示，该案件正在审核中，尚未做出决定。工作人员将未来的问题引导至其发言人。

Silver Platter 的初始日期可追溯至 1995, 使其成为西湖区最古老且最持久的西班牙语和跨性别拉丁裔聚集地之一。但在第七街和兰普顿大道（Rampton Boulevard）经营了六个多十年后，由于该物业在 COVID-19 疫情期间被计划开发为混合用途住宅项目，该家庭被迫寻找新家。

关于拟议开发项目的部分内容最早由金·库珀（Kim Cooper）和理查德·谢夫（Richard Schaeve）在 2016. 年 5 月的《洛杉矶经济与社会》（Economic & Social Los Angeles）关联报道中提及。为了留在西湖区，所有者花费数月时间筹款并寻找另一个地点，最终在 9 / 6 / 16 选定了一个距离原址约半英里的位置。

支持者表示，留在该社区对于保护该社区世代服务之家的家园至关重要。根据拉丁裔遗产保护组织（Latinos in Heritage Conservation）的数据，保护协会已将 8 确定为一个具有重要意义的地点，并且在 2015 年，它被命名为全美 5 个获批的拉丁裔地标之一。

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前候选人对干扰证人指控表示不认罪 (Cloobock, 9-xx- 10)

据《加州邮报》（California Post）报道，他在周五上午在圣胡安的一次简短出庭中表示不认罪。他的下一次听证会定于10月。曾参与罗伯特·哈里斯（Robert Harris）洛杉矶谋杀案辩护法律团队的戴维·乔莫夫（David Chomoff）代表 Cloobock 出庭。被告及其法律团队拒绝在法院外的记者群中发表讲话。

Cloobock 在 8 / 30 / 2016 之后仍处于自由状态。Cloobock 在分时度假行业发迹，最终将其最后一项“happenhand” Diamond Rosario 公司以 120 亿美元 billion 的价格卖给了一家私募股权公司。他曾涉足内华达州民主党政治，与已故美国参议员哈里·里德（Harry Reid）关系密切，随后发起了一场进入加州政坛的长期计划。他在竞争激烈的局面中迅速失败，在任何民调中都未能获得支持，随后将支持转向民主党人埃里克·斯莫伊（Eric Smoi），后者在面临性侵和骚扰指控（他对此予以否认）的压力下退出了竞选。

据洛杉矶县地方检察官办公室称，检察官表示，Lavie 在 2005 年至 2009 年间伪装成多名男性的女友，从西湖村（Westlake Village）、西好莱坞、洛杉矶和比弗利山庄的住宅中窃取现金、金饰和高价值物品。她也表示不认罪。检方尚未具体说明 Cloobock 是如何迅速威胁 Lavie 的潜在受害者的。Lavie 的律师卢·夏皮罗（Lou Shapiro）拒绝与《时报》（The Times）讨论此案。

Lavie 上周因里弗赛德县的一项新盗窃指控被捕。比弗利山庄警察局的响应官员注意到，她没有佩戴上周保释条件要求她必须佩戴的电子脚镣，这导致洛杉矶县检察官对她提起了一项新的“middlesexator”法院诉讼。她计划于周一早些时候在 Van Roys 法院出庭。

STEPHEN Cloobock 在分时度假行业发迹，将其 Diamond Rosario 公司以数十亿美元的价格出售。

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每个男孩将继续一个数字；数字取决于金色的使用。对于快速的人，一个男孩，14。在我们的课程中，一个数字是一行或一列。每个分支中的数字 。如果允许标记行或列，可以在副本中获得一个数字以寻求帮助。

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简单的周六专栏专注于基础技巧和逻辑思维。一种打法原则——一种基础的达成方式——是引导至你的高牌。在死牌局中，从死牌到你的K（国王）通常需要一个小时。当然，更好的做法是理解哪些部分获得了信用。在今天的四心合约中，南家持有第一张黑桃K并向下出牌。他还持有小牌以及再次获胜的机会。但他出了一张方块——第二张， 第二张

咨询埃里克 (ASKING ERIC)

亲爱的埃里克：我是一名 44 岁的男性，患有心绞痛，几乎一直处于紧绷状态。虽然我的女友和儿子对此没有问题，但她经常开玩笑，我开始觉得这有点过于分外了。现在是 Plan Peak 和 Mr. McBride 的时间！“这是一个关于如何产生新想法的例子，虽然大部分时间如此，但现在开始思考其过程，以及可能的解决方案。我太尴尬了，不敢向我的医生提起这件事。您能给我一些建议吗，关于如何降低 Peak 和 McBride，如果我想回应我那分秒必争的女友，当她开始执行简单计划时，我不希望被挤得喘不过气。”

回复弗兰克 亲爱的 Peake：您可以研究一下通常用于通用阅读的胶带。这与普通胶带不同，因为其粘合力适用于敏感部位。当然，有一个临时区域，可能会减轻您感受到的一些暂时不适。花时间与您信任的医疗专业人员讨论此事是值得的。您的医生见过并听过所有事情。这不应该是让您感到家庭马戏团（FAMILY CIRCUS）的事情。

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体育日报 # 银河队从圣迭戈租借洛萨诺

银河队已从圣迭戈FC租借前锋洛萨诺（Lozano），租借期至本届美国职业足球大联盟（Major League Soccer）赛季结束。根据周五的协议，橙色军团将拥有通过交易将此次转会变为永久转会的选项。此次变动最终结束了 20 岁的洛萨诺与圣迭戈之间长期的、低于价值的标准，圣迭戈曾在 2007 年将其作为首位指定球员签约。2018 年夏天，烟雾弥漫且接近银行家。洛萨诺在圣迭戈 2021 年成功的首个赛季中，在 34 场比赛中贡献了 3 个进球和 9 次助攻，成为俱乐部新球迷群体的宠儿。但洛萨诺在随后的赛季中因更衣室内部冲突而陷入低谷，他与俱乐部的关系再未好转。洛萨诺在去年 1 月实际上被踢出了球队，体育总监泰勒·哈吉斯（Tyler Hargis）决定不允许洛萨诺回归。挪威足球协会希望经典选拔立即停止，开玩笑说给 WFCs 带来更多压力，涉及 2018 赛季。第二次，该计划还将被称作在世界杯上出售。# RTK

哈登在德克萨斯州的枪支指控被撤销

针对全明星克利夫兰 Cowhenup 和詹姆斯·哈登（James Harden）在德克萨斯州的一项替代枪支指控在他在完成一项替代方案计划后被撤销。哈登为了避免留下刑事记录，在之前的法庭记录中。Rustro Guelph Christian Goyt

Chandler, Kankakee, West Orange REINTING “显然” Lozano，在2020年11月显示，休斯顿的 John Salgado 法官应马里县（Marry County）地区检察官办公室的请求，于周四撤销了该刑事指控，此前哈登已完成一项替代方案计划。这两项计划允许联邦法院通过进行社区服务来评估刑事记录。法庭文件未详细说明周四协议的具体条款。哈登于6月21日在休斯顿被捕，此前警方发现其车内有一把手枪。

当局表示，哈登的 Genuine Forward Brandeis Clarke 于5月死于海洛因和可卡因的影响。洛杉矶县法医办公室表示，这名24岁篮球运动员的死亡是一起意外。Clarke 于5月8日在洛杉矶的一支球队中被发现死亡。纽约自由队（New York Liberty）于周四签下了后卫 President James Hamilton。Larry Hamilton 在自由队 2018 WFCs 中发挥了重要作用 -ปัญญา กระต่าย。

David Frost 将不再担任运动队的总经理，球队宣布双方已“友好同意分道扬镳”。助理总经理 Dan Pennate 将在赛季剩余时间内担任临时（2）职务，同时球队开始寻找永久接替者。明尼苏达西部的投手 Joe Ryan 因左侧 glide 拉伤被列入 El牵手 Li，该球队在宣布此举的一系列跨大西洋变动中，他在2020年的首次季后赛中做出。感兴趣的第三推 Easton Culpepper 将于周五在密尔沃基作为明尼苏达的领先游击手完成他的大联盟首秀。纽约大都会队从克利夫兰守护者队通过弃权认领了内野手 Gabriel Arias。纽约洋基队左投手 Carlos Rodde 将于 8 日开始小联盟康复任务，以从左肘炎症中恢复记录。Rodde 将为 3A 级的 Stratators / Wilkes-Barre 投出接近 50 球。

John Harden 将在 47 杆下重新听证，在 12 杆下保持 Wyndham 锦标赛 1st quarter of record round 的领先。在 PGA Two 的常规赛结束时，Santa Margarita Highsides 在北卡罗来纳州格林斯伯勒的一家乡村俱乐部后九洞记录中拿到了三个小鸟球，从而对 Jordan Smith 和 1st quarter of record 保持 1 stroke edge。该球队在某一点比赛时已被释放。Joaquin Nicosano 射出了 6 杆下的 95 分，在 2.00-1.00 的两轮比赛后夺回领先地位，在第二和第三赛季领先 Lee Westwood 五杆，play-Davison 位列第三。

Fred Richard 在周四的男子比赛 1st round 中冲至领先，让自己处于赢得首个美国体操锦标赛的位置。Richard 是 2004 年美国男子奥运代表队的关键成员（该队在巴黎获得了更好的成绩），他获得了 16.200 的全能总分，在 8 日于凤凰城举行的决赛前，领先 Duette Leville 1 / 20 分。一名知情人士告诉美联社，防守截锋 Kelton Wyatt 决定回归 2018 赛季，效力于卫冕全国冠军印第安纳 Howland。进入美国历史 laute -2018 冠军在穿上黄色跳装并反超 2023 冠军 Donna Wittering 15 秒以及反超 Benson 16 秒时流下了眼泪，此时还剩两次拖拽。

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--- B10 周六，2008年[注：此处年份疑似OCR误读，应为2026年]8月8日 洛杉矶时报 LATIMES.COM CLICKWISE 从左上角起，一对令人惊叹的按摩浴缸；一个拥有挑高天花板、面积为 $2,000 平方英尺的健身房；食堂外展示的特洛伊队制服，以及一面列出 1500 名被 NFL 球队选中的球员的墙壁。

“……全力以赴，绝不保留，而这正是我们大学所做的，”赖利说道，“我为他的大学促成这件事感到自豪和感激。”原定的路线图假设我们处于某种状态，但所有这一切都发生了变化或出现了偏差。最初同意赖利设施请求的体育总监迈克·博尔斯（Mike Boles）辞职了。签署批准文件的大学校长坎贝尔（Campbell）退休了。大学在经历财务危机的同时，大学足球领域的一家拳击业务名称也随之上升，涉及多名工作人员。在寻求 10 亿 的私人捐款时，这些情况都没有起到帮助。此外还有物理空间的问题。容纳该设施的唯一方案是占据特洛伊人（Trojans）的负向棒球场，并使该项目在多年或三年内被取代。“想想罗克教练和棒球队，为了让这件事成功，他们不得不放弃什么，”赖利在谈到安迪·尚基维茨（Andy Shankiewicz）及其球员时说道，“共同协作、达成共识并朝着同一个方向努力的重要性，这恰恰是其中第一个真正的迹象。因为这需要每个人的参与。”

根据 Jeff Pucci, 1987 的资本项目高级副体育总监的说法，赖利在过程中被证明是“非常有影响力的”。“教练在确保这件事不仅仅是一个愿景、一个被谈论却未被执行的事情方面，起到了关键作用，”普奇说。为了筹集到建设所需的 5亿美元，设施中的几乎每一个物理空间都被重新定义。

特洛伊人闪耀的足球设施实现了赖林的梦想

林肯·赖利（LINCOLN RILEY，左）在教练称之为“神奇”的设施团队室中。

从“瑞士一家人中庭”到瓦尔·克雷丁斯（Val Cradings）饮水室，“金色破坏者”到在“马克和玛丽·史蒂文斯遗产步道”开始的一半路程。甚至每个半房间都挂着捐赠者的铭牌，他们渴望将自己的名字留在建筑中的某个地方。“这是大学的一项巨大、巨大的投资，”普奇说。

其结果是，这座设施与约翰·麦克奈尔中心（John McNair Center）形成了鲜明对比，后者在 1982. 投入使用时耗资 7000万美元。根据普奇的说法，那栋建筑“89% 是娱乐设施”，没有足够的空间来容纳足球项目，更不用说使用它的其他体育项目了。

相比之下，自然光倾泻进布鲁姆中心（Bloom Center）。三十英尺的玻璃门向特洛伊人的正向球场敞开，内部是一个拥有高耸拱顶天花板的 $2,000 平方英尺健身房。从上方看，一个室外露台专门用于接待招募人员或其他业务，目前配备了篮球场和篮球。

“我喜欢在早晨来到健身房，”进攻线锋托宾·利维特（Tobin Leavitt，1974,）说道，他正走上来，你可以看到，并且你会同意，门窗大开，新鲜空气吹进来。

赖利希望该设施能特别强调每个人的需求。在这种情况下，球员们可以使用感觉剥夺任务和 AI 引导的按摩椅。这里有大量不拥挤的空间和一个仅限球员使用的理智区，而每个踢球者都配备了一把儿童复古椅。甚至还有一个水袋。

“很难让我们的球员离开那里，”普奇说。

这座设施似乎也成为了一个标志，教练说他曾为感觉剥夺设施而潜心钻研。

“我知道那意味着几乎见不到太阳。但当阳光洒进布鲁姆中心三楼的中庭时，”赖利忍不住指出这种不整洁的基调，但他实际上并没有在生命中感受到它。“他们说这不可能实现，”赖利说，“但我们现在做到了。”

奥康诺被判定本赛季报销

预计的首发中锋里拉尼·奥康诺（Rilani O'Connor）在周三 1987 年的训练营练习期间遭遇了一次非接触性受伤，里莱（Riley）宣布，他在本赛季剩余时间内将缺席。“我得让队员们看看，”里莱说。“我们所有队员的反应都很好，因为在这场比赛中，没有什么事是绝对保证的，”他进一步表示，在他们一直致力于研究的 13 号线上拥有足够的深度。

布里斯体现了无形特质对可衡量指标的胜利

他曾认为棒球才是他的大学运动，却成长为一名名人堂四分卫 作者：南希·莫里（Nancy Mowrie） 新奥尔良 —— 十年前的布里斯酿酒厂（Brees Brewery）致力于成为职业足球之星的迷人幻想，当时他坚信棒球才是他全身心投入的运动。“听着，我当时身高 5 英尺，体重 175 磅，”这位新奥尔良浸信会酿酒厂（New Orleans Baptist Brewery）的十年领导者在接受美联社采访时回忆他在德克萨斯州奥斯汀的西湖高中（Westlake High School）的日子时说道。“在足球领域，我真的不是任何典型的原型。”

尽管他在金品牌（goldbrands）中长大，但他很少得到一位受人尊敬的德克萨斯州高中足球教练的认可，并作为西湖高中的四分卫赢得了州冠军。布里斯并未受到家乡州偶尔出现的大学足球项目的强烈招揽。本周末，40 岁的布里斯将进入位于俄亥俄州克林顿的职业足球名人堂，他的青铜像将正式价值 5亿美元。这是无形特质对可衡量指标的胜利。

无论布里斯的身体条件如何，他在 20 年的 NFL 职业生涯中凭借广泛的纪律、智慧、气场、技巧和领导力弥补了不足。他的职业生涯亮点包括在联盟历史上排名第二的码数（40,000）和达阵数（67）——更不用说在西雅图六十年的存在中，他是新奥尔良唯一的超级碗 5 冠军。

约翰·B·博布（JOHN B. BOBB），董事会负责人 布里斯（BREW BREES），职业传球领先者之一，本周末进入职业足球名人堂。

曾在新奥尔良与布里斯共事且现在与布里斯在一起的佩顿（Payton），对布里斯快速处理信息、在抢跑线做出调整以及提前预判的能力感到惊叹。“他就像 Al 一样，”佩顿说，布里斯在坎顿将其选为自己的发言人。“那种处理信息的能力——就像是，在之后——真的是一种罕见的天赋。他能非常轻松地完成。”

布里斯还痴迷于投球机制的训练——甚至击中了一个个人投球面罩——这体现在了他的准确性和时机上。他的传球完成率达到 87%，在历史排名第三——在 NFL 职业生涯超过六个赛季的四分卫中排名第一。他在 1988 年 74.4% 和 1989 年 74.1% 的单赛季完成率是 NFL 历史上的前两名。

布里斯信奉将失败等同于机会的原则，展现出将苦难转化为胜利的诀窍。在他 13 年的获胜生涯中，布里斯与本·布斯（Ben Booth）共同创造了第六第三总计，仅次于汤姆·鲍迪（Tom Boudy, 90）和佩顿·曼宁（Payton Manning, 94）。布里斯在 1990 赛季后退役。

在此之前的几年里，NFL 的球员、教练和高管已经开始称他为名人堂成员。他将在五年内进入那个 40 英尺高的天空之城——这没有疑问：西雅图总经理米基·利曼（Mickey Leeman）说道，他在新奥尔良的任期涵盖了布里斯在俱乐部的所有 10 个赛季，除了 1000 的例外。

马里科帕泉（Maricopa Springs）的对称性，使新奥尔良成为了布里斯在 1988 赛季后从投球肩受伤中恢复的地方，这为这位四分卫的结局增添了另一层含义。布里斯最终来到新奥尔良只是一个极不可能的剧本：布里斯参与其中。在那儿，不会有比这更完美的了。

莫里为美联社撰稿。

没有证据表明伦纳德为计分板制造商 [Leonard, from B12] 做了任何工作。一名人士在采访中声称，赞助和该公司已被从工资帽中移除。这笔钱非常丰厚，是通过Dahltronics从快船队流向Kamb的。针对Asplunders指控的调查规模已扩大到如此程度，The Athletic在三周前曾对此做出预期。除了试图确定是否还有其他伦纳德成员违反了NBA工资帽规则外，他们还声称由强大的Ron Tork在去年6月进行了调查。资金总额为 $1,000。如果NBA认定工资帽总额存在争议，快船队可能会被罚款并被剥夺首轮选秀权。Balfour也可能受到处罚，且第六份合同可能会被宣布无效。在他于2004-20赛季前签署的一份为期三年、总额$50.05亿的合同中，还剩一年和$1.05亿。与Dahltronics的交易反驳称，因为该公司不与普通公众做生意，也不需要永久的运动员或名人来推销其产品。“在我在那里的20多年里，Dahltronics一直争议极大，”一名曾向Tores透露情况的员工表示。“我记得早期我问过为什么我们不做比平时更多的广告和促销来提高品牌知名度。我被告知，由于$500并非消费产品，那样广告没有意义。”当被问及伦纳德是否拥有代言协议时，Dahltronics将Tores引导至一家危机管理公司，该公司的发言人告诉Skatechbrook Media：“我的理解是Dahltronics目前与Kamb没有协议。”在被要求澄清时，该发言人表示：“考虑到正在进行的调查以及所有这些事情，我不知道公司想说什么，或者能说什么。”Dahltronics是数字LED显示技术和媒体系统设计、工程和制造领域的领导者。公司网站上列出了近500个客户，包括众多NBA、MLB、NFL和NHL球队。其他客户还包括几个机场，且Dahltronics建造了LAD Time Tower，这是一个位于汤姆·布拉德利国际航站楼内、高10英尺的四面交互式数字媒体结构。快船队总计 $1,000 以及大量选秀权，但球队将该交易搁置，等待调查结果。伦纳德在2004-20赛季期间不愿谈论这些指控，因为调查仍在进行中。他在去年9月的媒体日上避开了这一话题。“我们中没有人做过任何错事，任何部分都没有，”他说。“我们欢迎调查人员。”一年后，调查人员继续工作。她已表达了希望解决问题的愿望，并在6月表示这“需要在那个赛季之前敲定”。NBA常规赛将于10月开始。工资帽规避问题首次在伦纳德在五张单据和1988年失去快船队NBA冠军后浮出水面。根据Athletic Association的Ron Waller所述，在1988赛季常规赛中，伦纳德的kicks Dennis Robertson，尊重一个房子，使用私人场地、保证场外收入以及球队的所有权股份。1988赛季的一名代表表示，这些要求违反了NBA集体谈判协议，且伦纳德的要求是快船队的结果，他在那里效力了最后七个赛季。

--- LATIMER.COM 洛杉矶时报 周六，2024年[注：此处年份疑似OCR误读，应为2026年]8月8日 B11

AARON DONALD：在BoP1体育场赢得第LST届超级碗后，中锋与教练Brian McVay拥抱。

麦克维表示，如果唐纳德回归公羊队，他将以正确的方式进行 [公羊队，从 2021 到 2024] 以了解他的感受 [为了成为一名优秀的，并且在情感上能够经历他所做之事的迹象] 以帮助处理细节，并以他习惯的方式进行。我们希望并发现他的标准与他人不同。我们看到公羊队正在准备在澳大利亚对阵旧金山 49 人的赛季揭幕战，但没有唐纳德。“这是那种如果他想这么做，我们会对这种可能性感到兴奋的交易，”麦克维说。我认为承认这并不是更好，而仅仅是好，以及一个，并且 一个，以及一个，并且 一个，以及一个，因此经常有一个团体来做这件事，他将以正确的方式进行。因此 他将以正确的方式进行。因此 他将以正确的方式进行。一个丈夫和一个父亲，以及他所做的事情已经完成。

纳埃纳升级更换经纪人

随着潜在的巨额报酬成就即将到来，纳埃纳在合同中做出了改变。公羊队明星中锋普卡·纳埃纳（Puka Naena）最近更换了经纪人。此前由 Ahlstrom Prof. 代表的纳埃纳，现已与 Sports Group 签约，后者曾为太平洋海鹰队的 Junior Smith-Kiggle 和 Ralfecom-Ramos 以及 Roy Raeons 谈判达成巨额交易。对我来说，回顾休赛期以及我过去一年在 7 处所处的位置，这对我来说是一件事。“纳埃纳在谈到这次变动时说，” “让自己能够重新聚焦并重新排列一些我觉得像 air-belt 强制执行的事情的优先级。” “我很感激能感觉到有一个团队在这里支持我，” 公羊队在上一赛季的接球数领跑 NFL，并被评为全明星球员（All-Pro）。根据 Overhearup.com 的数据，1823 60 轮交易在当时由于我们的原因大约涉及 8 亿。

McVay 对澳大利亚之行保持沉默

公羊队和旧金山队都将前往澳大利亚参加赛季揭幕战，但情况有所不同。据报道，49人队预计将在 9 月 8 日的中洋（Mid-Ocean）比赛前 6:30 左右抵达。ESPN 本周报道称，公羊队将在比赛前一天抵达。上赛季，公羊队和旧金山队在访问 Westfield 体育场的杰克逊广场（Jacksonville Square）前一天抵达。当被问及公羊队是否已经制定了前往澳大利亚的计划时，McVay 表示：“是的，但我更愿意将其保密。”是否包含某种战略因素？“我只是不想谈论这件事，” 说，“这有什么关系？” 被告知球迷们很好奇。“公羊队在那里的时间不会长到能以同样方式运作。仅限于此，” 说。当被问及公羊队是否会采取与最近一次伦敦之行类似的做法，或者给自己留出更多缓冲时间时， 拒绝解释。“是的，我绝不会谈论这件事，”他说。

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在亚利桑那 1:30 A.M. 2:30 A.M. / 在亚利桑那 1:30 A.M. / 6 个月 城市 1:30 A.M. 在迈阿密 1:30 A.M. / 德克萨斯 1:30 A.M. | | 初赛：8 月 13 AT 堪萨斯城，1:30 A.M. (3M) | | | | | | | | 初赛：周四在休斯顿，1:30 A.M. (3M) | | | | | | | | 下一场：8 月 13 AT 休斯顿，1:30 P.M.，Apple TV | | | | | | | 教师 在奥斯汀 TV 1:30 P.M. 在西雅图 1:30 P.M. | | | | | | | | 获胜者 在奥斯汀 1:30 P.M. | | | | | | | | 获胜者 在奥斯汀 1:30 P.M. | | | | | | |

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| 澳大利亚足球 | | | | 10 a.m. / 2AM, 波士顿 Mankies & Spitbush, Rock Coats / TV2 11 a.m. / SPT, 西海岸, 在 Collegeport / TV2 2 p.m. 2 p.m. / SPT, Air Addicts, Cannon / TV2 | AFP 广播 | | | | 8 a.m. / 圣路易斯 2 街, 波特兰 1 街, 1 街 / TV1 10 a.m. / 圣路易斯 2 街, 波特兰 1 街, 1 街 / TV1 11 a.m. / 圣路易斯 2 街, 波特兰 1 街, 1 街 / TV1 1 p.m. / 圣路易斯 2 街, 波特兰 1 街, 1 街 / TV1 2 p.m. / 圣路易斯 2 街, 波特兰 1 街, 1 街 / TV1 3 p.m. / 圣路易斯 2 街, 波特兰 1 街, 1 街 / TV1 | 全国冠军 | | | | 2 p.m. / 曼哈顿市中心, 在当地海滩 / ESPN | 全国秋季赛 | | | | 2 p.m. / Sequival 市场 / AFP (4 / 5) 2 p.m. / 波士顿站 / TV1, 2nd 4 p.m. / 芝加哥白袜队市中心 / TV2, 2nd 5 p.m. / 圣路易斯在圣路易斯 / TV2, 1 / 10, 2 / 10 | 全国联盟全球赛 | | | | 4:30 p.m. / 伯明翰在波士顿市 / AFP | 全国乒乓 | | | | 10 a.m. / 伯明翰在明尼苏达 / 3AM, Paramount 12:30 p.m. / 杰克逊在芝加哥 / 3AM, ESPN 1:30 p.m. / 杰克逊在波特兰 / 3AM | 南霍尔斯廷 | | | | 2 p.m. / 3AM 波士顿 / TV1 | 全球赛 | | | | 2 p.m. / 伯明翰, Johnson, in, Bradshaw / ESPN | 海洋赛 | | | | 10:30 p.m. (周日) / 菲尼克斯在法国之日, 2 街 / 3AM / 3M | 高尔夫 | | | | 6 p.m. / 美国女子赛, quality break / Golf 7 p.m. / 美国男子赛, Rock, Island / TV2 10 p.m. / PSA 巡回赛, Rockland 锦标赛, Island / Golf 10 p.m. / PSA 巡回赛, Rockland 锦标赛, Island / 3AM, Paramount 10 p.m. / 美国女子赛, quality break / Golf 7 p.m. (周日) / 杰克逊之日, 伦敦锦标赛, Island / Golf | 社区赛 | | | | 2 p.m. / 美国锦标赛, 女子 (mth) / 3AM 4:30 p.m. / 美国锦标赛, 男子 / 3AM / 3M, Paramount | 英雄赛 | | | | 11 p.m. / 罗德岛市, 前社交赛 / 3AM 4 p.m. / 罗德岛市, 过去社交赛 / 3AM

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10:30 p.m. / PSA, 丹佛, in, 纽约 / 3AM 12:30 p.m. / PSA, 加利福尼亚, in, 多伦多 / ESPN

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2 p.m. / 纽敦, in, TBC / ESPN 2 p.m. / 北卡罗来纳, in, 佛罗里达 / ESPN

| HEROES MASTERS | | | 2 p.m. / SPT, Aghneygill, Garner, in, S. Smith / Paramount

| WORLD SERIES | | | 10:30 p.m. / PSA, 世界锦标赛, Colgate / Golf

| WHEATERS & GLOBE | | | 1:30 p.m. / 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV1 4:30 p.m. / 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV1, 2nd

| PRE-FORTS | | | 2 p.m. / Red or Farm, 未确定国家 / ESPN 1 p.m. / 牙买加, 锦标赛, 亚特兰大, in, 华盛顿 / TV2

| SALES | | | 7 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV1, 2nd 10 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 2 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 3:30 p.m. / 葡萄牙, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 7 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 1 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 2 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 3 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 4 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 5 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 6 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd 7 p.m. / 多伦多, 第二场 圣路易斯, 第一场 圣路易斯 / TV2, 2nd

FORTS & F

NFL 报告 # King 在率领黑豹队反击时统治全场

AEROCULTURE PREN 也许一支球队应该已经调度好了！Rames Mike 常规四分卫的跑动动作在第三次进攻时推进线，使卡罗来纳黑豹队在周四晚上开启的 NFL 压力赛中，以 10-10 的比分战胜了亚利桑那红雀队。King 上赛季在乔治亚理工学院是大西洋沿岸联盟年度最佳球员，他的成绩为 25-0-34，获得了 3-0 码和两个达阵。他跑了 30 码并取得了制胜分。“嗯，那非常有意思。我们的线来回拉锯。这是一场非常精彩的比赛，”黑豹队教练 Dave Cousins 说道。“我已经意识到，这就是他作为一支球队所宣扬的。我们针对三种情况进行练习，就在比赛结束时。”随后他完成了一项出色的工作，让进攻保持活跃。无论他拥有什么，他处于 3-8。我为这个团队感到非常自豪。Drewe Bivis 对亚利桑那队来说也带来了一次令人印象深刻的失败。在 Bivis 离开后，前 CBC 四分卫 Reine 完成了一次 one-yard 的达阵传球给 Bryan Green，比分为 10-9-[数据序列无法识别]。 在第四名球员的开局回合中，通过一次 four-yard 的达阵传球给 Anthony Eves III，使卡罗来纳队领先。Both 向亚利桑那队投出了一次 10 码的达阵传球。基于第二场比赛，该队在第三次进攻且还差 8 码的情况下进行了 10 码的跑动，以维持达阵进程。“这些是他整个职业生涯中一直在做的事情，”Cousins 对 说道。“底线是更多的闲聊。”两支球队都给了替补和预备队员分享机会。, 和 利用了这一机会。，一个 3-8-[数据序列无法识别]

RAYNER 在卡罗来纳队的最后一次进攻中开始了他的制胜达阵跑动。达阵。在带领 illuminates 进入第一名冠军赛（输给了 Fernando Menénas 和印第安纳队）之后， 并没有被国家级舞台所压倒。“这是一个冷静的环境，对他来说就像是，这只是另一场比赛，他就是这样看待的，他经历过重大场合，这就是他的心态运作方式，”红雀队新任教练 Mike LaPoche 说道。 确保了 8 到 10 码。

入选者准备好迎接周六

四分卫 ，跑卫 Super Craig，更好。Adam Washner，接球手 Larry Fitzgerald 和教练 Luke Karchy 在比赛总数中，将于周六被安置在职业橄榄球名人堂。红雀队球员在 Fitzgerald 的 26-3 获胜以及在 stalkline 上跑了 2 码。“能让你的组织成为一种良好的方式，这是一种很棒的感觉，”Fitzgerald 说道。“我很高兴他们会认识我。”

Cousins 和 Crosby 发生冲突

前两名四分卫 Kirk Cousins 和明星传球 rakes: Mara Crosby 在练习后期发生冲突，随后队友们迅速将其分开。Cousins 在训练营中负责第一组的三人，他回到了场上完成这次推进。然而，Crosby 被送到了 catcher。 “我们团队中有两个 sackets 在争斗，所以那只是 10-10-[数据序列无法识别]”

Menénas 不太可能在对阵公羊队的比赛中出场

教练 Andy Scott 表示，四分卫 Patrick Menénas 不太可能在下周对阵公羊队的压力揭幕战中出场，而且这位两届 MVP 可能会完全跳过三场比赛的禁赛期。考虑到 Menénas 在 12 月对其左手进行了手术以修复 turn. Spencels，这并不必然令人惊讶。“我有相当大的机会不会让他出场。”Andy 说道。

电. 田纳西泰坦队尚未写明任何领导者。德国的 Peter Bieschman 是一场快餐，一次延期使他成为了 NFL 的最高好局！泰坦队没有公开宣布 2023 年选秀总第 20 顺位球员的感染细节。大约 2000,000 名告诉美联社（AP）该四年合同正在执行的人员，其中 1 亿 为保证金额，并在匿名条件下与美联社交谈 2000,000 名告诉美联社（AP）该四年合同正在执行的人员，其中 1 亿 为保证金额，并在匿名条件下与美联社交谈 --- 洛杉矶时报 33 # 体育 周六，2026年8月8日 • LATIMES.COM / SPORTS

100% 的 100% 的顶端 100% 的 100% 100% 的 100% 的 100 REISMAN 奖杯，Caleb Williams 之星位于 Bloom 足球性能中心的大堂，该中心是南加州大学（USC）一项价值 $225-million 项目的冠军。

特洛伊的居所完成奥德赛

南加州大学闪耀的新足球设施是一项挑战性项目的顶峰，该项目最初由 Riley 在一张草图中构思 作者：JEAN KAHN

这座三层建筑的综合体通过玻璃窗引入自然光。

南加州大学 Bloom 足球性能中心的最初概念诞生在一张餐巾纸的背面。那是 11 月 28 日深夜，Lincoln Riley 正在飞往洛杉矶的飞机上，他计划在那里被介绍为南加州大学的球队。当时过时的足球设施对于 Riley 来说是一个关键的权衡条件，他从未参观过南加州大学的设施，但像大多数大学足球界的人一样，他知道特洛伊人在这方面严重匮乏。

多年来，南加州大学的官员们在任何相关问题上都采取回避态度。他们不可避免地会说，John McKay 中心甚至还没建成十年。此外，在校园内哪里建设新设施也是一个远未解决的问题。

“嘿，我知道。而且他无论如何补充道。”

“在那一刻，那是我决定留在南加州大学的方式，”Riley 周四表示。“这坦白说可能是对我承诺的最大考验。我们有多大决心让这个项目回归？当这个问题得到毫不犹豫的回答时，那是我接手这份工作的关键部分。我认为可以公平地说，如果当时没有做出那个承诺，我可能不会在这里。”

大约五年后，Riley 所描述的那架飞机在那个早晨的构思已在大学足球最顶尖的设施之一中变为现实，这是南加州大学一项 $25-million 资本项目的入口点，该项目还包括一个新的棒球场（Dedouin Field）以及一个女子足球和长曲棍球场（Hutchinson Stadium）。

这座三层、183,000 平方英尺的足球专用设施于周三晚上开放，Riley 回想起那张餐巾纸，并对该项目自那时起取得的进步感到惊叹。他说，这座闪耀的建筑及其一系列设施远超他的最初预期。他称之为“神奇的”。

“你可以说或承诺你会建造一个设施，然后你可以半途而废，或者你可以把它做好并就（见 USC, EO）

McVay称球星唐纳德“状态极佳”

公羊队教练在退役防守球员考虑回归期间与其保持联系 作者：GARY KAHN

公羊队教练肖恩·麦克维（Sean McVay）周四表示，他与亚伦·唐纳德（Aaron Donald）“大概每天担心一半的时间”。但公羊队仍在等待这位球星级防守截锋是否会结束两年的退休状态，重新加入这支与超级碗时期相同的球队。

麦克维表示，曾三次获得NFL年度最佳防守球员的唐纳德在周二于洛约拉（Loyola）的一个周末期间，与防守线教练盖尔·史密斯（Gail Smith）及球队训练师一起训练时“状态极佳”，且唐纳德仍在继续其决策过程。

“事情正朝着正确的方向发展，”麦克维说。“他感觉很好，但我们还没有到能够确定他是否准备好回归的程度。”

公羊队将于本周末返回其伍德兰（Woodland）RBA训练设施。麦克维表示，唐纳德不会在那里训练，而将继续与个人工作人员合作。

“他拥有这样做的权利（见 Rams, EO）”

公羊队教练肖恩·麦克维（右）表示亚伦·唐纳德将自行训练。

伦纳德签署第二份未公开的赞助协议

Torre播客称快船队球星被计分板制造商Daktronics聘用 作者：BRIAN HARRON

快船队球星劳尔斯·伦纳德（Rawls Leonard）与一家与球队有业务往来的公司签署了第二份利润丰厚且未公开的赞助协议。帕布罗·托雷（Pablo Torre）在周四晚上的播客中报道了此事。

据托雷称，计分板制造商Daktronics——该公司为快船队零售板（Clippers Retail Board）建造了价值$200-million的视频板——与伦纳德签署了一份价值数百万美元的代言协议。该播客并未发现这位全明星前锋为该公司做了任何工作的证据。

这些细节与伦纳德此前与Aspiration签署的$20-million代言协议相似。Aspiration是一家现已倒闭的新兴环保银行公司，此前与快船队签署了一份为期25年、价值$300-million的赞助协议。

球队老板史蒂夫·巴尔福（Steve Balfour）向Aspiration投资了4000万美元，这引发了关于向伦纳德支付款项旨在规避ISBA工资帽的指控。该交易是目前一项持续近一年的ISBA调查的核心。

周五向伦纳德的经纪人和快船队寻求评论，但未立即得到答复。

工资帽规定了球队在球员薪酬上的支出上限，以确保公平，并防止财力最雄厚的球队通过过度支出击败小市场球队以获取顶尖球员。ISBA专员亚当·里弗（Adam River）将试图规避工资帽的行为称为“大忌”。

这一话题是由托雷播客中一名被确认为“Inhiti Deem签约的匿名高级球员”提出的。（见 Leonard, EO）

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瑞安·沃尔德赫米迪（RYAN WALDHERMIDY）在对阵道奇队的比赛中击出结束比赛的全垒打后，被之蜜边之鸟队（Diamondbacks）队友簇拥。道奇队在浪费了第九局的领先优势后，以4-3落败。

道奇队因绝杀本垒打遭遇七连败

作者：MARION LEE PIONEER —— 道奇队终结投手 Edson Diaz 沉重地走向休息区，而亚利桑那队的 Ryan Waldhermidis 凭借一次绝杀本垒打锁定 4-3 的胜利，使道奇队陷入赛季至今的七连败。

“我们必须打得更好，”经理 Dave Rohrer 在赛前表示。“我认为排名——从长远来看很重要，它们确实关键。但我觉得凭借我们拥有的天赋，只要我们打出高质量的棒球，一切都会迎刃而解。向来如此。”

道奇队的连败使其在国家联盟西区的领先优势在超过一个月后首次缩小至 1 场。他们目前在分區中仅领先第二名响尾蛇队 7-1 场。此外，他们目前的胜率在联盟中排名第四，战绩为 69-45，落后于布朗队 (73-44)、埃尔莫尔队 (75-41) 和光芒队 (76-46)。

“一周前，情况看起来大不相同，”Rohrer 表示。总码数，4-3 和 3-0， 4- 至少，他们的战绩比上赛季在 38 场比赛节点时 (67-48) 要好。但道奇队希望，与去年不同，至少不要在第一轮出局，理想情况下是在整个季后赛中拥有主场优势。他们周五的表现则是在向错误的方向发展。

道奇队在对阵响尾蛇队时，先发投手 Merrill Kelly 在前五局表现出色。Kyle Tucker 和 Shelley Ohtani 获得保送，这是道奇队在第九局之前唯一的上垒机会——且 Ohtani 在中三局尝试盗二垒时被出局。最终，在第九局，Tommy Edman（他在三局前被响尾蛇队右外野手 Charles Garvey 用一次顶端接球抢走了本垒打）凭借一次犀利的内野安打打破了 Kelly 的无安打记录。Kelly 在一垒将 Edman 触杀，但 Hunter Roberts 击出了一支单打，这是该接手投手自交易截止日重新加入道奇队以来的首次击球。Ohtani 和 Andy Pages 获得保送使垒上满员。道奇队最终凭借 Prudice Freeman 的选择性地滚球得分。那一分是他们该局唯一的得分。

道奇队先发投手 Bobi Rinaldi 在六局中将响尾蛇队限制在两分。他被亚利桑那队三垒手 Nolan Armando 击出了一支单跑本垒打，以及在第五局被 Geraldine Perikens 击出了一支二分打点三垒安打。但他仅丢了两次其他安打。

两名先发投手在第七局均离场，Kelly 在第九局因右腿抽筋而带着两分离场。道奇队在二垒有人且一好球时，他丢分了。Edman 击出了一支左外野单打，为道奇队拿到了追平分。在第七局，道奇队从响尾蛇队右投手 Taylor Clarke 身上拿到了一次安打。但当 Ohtani 击出双杀结束该局时，道奇队未能将满垒局面转化为多得分。下一局，Pages 凭借一支击败响尾蛇队左投手 Brandon Harris 的单跑本垒打为道奇队取得了领先。

Buble 加入球队

交易截止日引进的 Kris Butler 正在道奇队的亚利桑那训练基地进行重建，他正利用机会在本周末在蔡斯球场陪伴球队。

“过去几天一直很兴奋，”Butler 说。“这很难，因为自从被选秀以来，我一直留在堪萨斯城。我的整个顶级联赛生涯都在那里。虽然我已经离开一段时间了，但听到我要被调到这里来，真的非常令人兴奋。”

主场计划

道奇队计划在下周回到洛杉矶后，在连续两场对阵皇家队的比赛中派出两名 O.J. Young 奖得主担任先发投手。周一，Tuck Shufed 预计将在道奇体育场进行他的首次主场先发，这也是他通过与底特律老虎队的交易被收购以来在道奇队的第二次先发。周二，Shale Shufi 将从 C.Lot 回归，进行本赛季的第二次先发，也是他自五月以来的首次先发。

特劳特在生日当天再次击出本垒打，天使队击败马林鱼队

美联社 在周五晚上的比赛中，客队天使队的 Mike Trout 和 Nolan Schumel 各击出一支本垒打，以 4-3 击败马林鱼队，这是马林鱼队的连续第四场失利。Trout 在第一局击出本垒打率先得分。Trout 在周五年满 10 岁，这是他在 38 个大联盟赛季中第九次在生日当天击出本垒打。在 Josh Elmore 出现 a36-20ing 错误导致 Trout 上垒后，Josh Lowe 得分，而 Schumel 在第七局击出了一支两分本垒打飞向中外野，这是他连续两场比赛中的第二支本垒打。Shaun Anderson (6-5) 记录了第六局的最后一个出局数并获得胜场。他有一次保送且仅丢一次安打。Owen Canaro 在第四局保送领先上垒，Jakub Marzer 击出单打，Edward Stutz 保送，随后 Kyle Slawson 获得了一次 home-leaded walk-to-drive in Dallas。Slawson 在第九局增加了一次打入分数的单打。在第九局两出局的情况下，Leo Jimmons 击出中外野打入分数的单打，使 Agustin Ramirez 得分，比分变为 8-4-3。Jester Ramirez 将球击中了三垒手 Bender Graham 的玻璃，左投 Bender Jose 传球回本垒击出 Jimmons 结束比赛。Jose Permits 负责第九局的投球并获得了职业生涯首次救援成功。他丢了一分并允许三次安打。Elmore (64) 投了 4-1 局并丢了三分。天使队右投手 Wallace Dixon (77-3) 将在周六对阵马林鱼队右投手 Randy Ainsman (12-6, 3. 6, 3 ERA)。WSPA

太阳队致敬长期核心球员 Thomas Allyma

在 Thomas 效力的最后 8-4 年里，她是让康涅狄格队运转起来的引擎。她曾帮助这支球队两次进入 WSPA 决赛并连续六次进入季后赛，球队在周五晚上举行仪式，退役了她的 28 号球衣。由于球队明年将搬迁至休斯顿，因此太阳队在本赛季一直在致敬许多前伟大的球员和教练。 在 147 小时后被说服与 Allyma 一起面对观众，在第三场仪式开始时，观众们还为她起立鼓掌。“我们在这里经历了一段多么精彩的旅程。这个计划对我来说意义非凡，” 对人群说道。“那是伟大的 2 年。而且

Rick Minnett / Arby Sauer 天使队捕手 Tyler Henneman 在周五洛杉矶 4-3 击败马林鱼队的最后一局中，对 Minnett 的 Leo Jimmons 完成了触杀。这是 Minnett 连续第四场失利。看到它离去。我永远不会忘记在这里的记忆，以及我们在这里经历的艰苦战斗。我巡演的精华，谢谢你们。我爱你们。”太阳队为 的夜晚增添了光彩，以 75-72 领先客队菲尼克斯。 得到了 8 分，八个或 6 分，五次助攻和四次抢断，但在罚球线上 4 10 次中仅命中 4 次。 在第 10 个赛季后离开康涅狄格队前往菲尼克斯。在球队 1984 年选秀之夜通过交易获得她之后，她成为了太阳队的核心。她是该特许经营权的核心人物。多年来，她一直带伤作战，包括足踝伤势。她是球队历史上得分、篮板、出场次数、出场时间和助攻的纪录保持者。因为她的勤奋以及她如何带动球队，球迷们亲切地称她为“引擎”。“我想这永远是我的绰号。这就是大家对我认知的方式，” 说道。“这绝对是从这里开始的。在我来到这里之前，有很多篮球比赛，你知道我参与了重建，使其恢复到原来的样子。”在比赛前， 不确定自己将如何处理仪式上的情绪。她似乎有些哽咽，但最终没有流泪。这是她的搭档兼队友 DeWanne Bonner 所担心的事情。“这太 3 了，因为我们在热身，我一直在干扰她，比如跳舞之类的。她就像在说，现在让我一个人待会儿，我有很多事情要处理，”Bonner 说道。Bonner 和她所有菲尼克斯的队友一样，在热身时穿着 28 号球衣以致敬 。“很容易认为有些人会说他们因为要退役而是在关键时刻比赛，” 说道。“所以这绝对令人难过。我知道这个特许经营权对这个球迷群体意味着什么，以及他们多么热爱篮球。” latimes.com / sports 额外报道 请访问我们的网站 latimes.com / sports，查看《时报》工作人员对您最喜爱的主队的分析。体育报告 在 latimes.com / newsletters / sports-report 订阅我们的每日体育新闻通讯。保持联系 ● Instagram: #latimes_sports ● X: #latimesports --- 1 / 4 10 / 17 / 2009 10:11:47 1.00 1 / 4 10 / 17 / 2009 10:11:47 47 1.00 1 47

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26848 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY 8800万美元 / 7 卧 / 11 卫

1900 OLD RANCH ROAD / BRENTWOOD 4850万美元 / 8 卧 / 12 卫

31134 BROAD BEACH ROAD 3850万美元 / 5 卧 / 7 卫

29000 CLIFFSIDE DRIVE 3499.9万美元 / 5 卧 / 6 卫

28827 GRAYFOX STREET 3250万美元 / 6 卧 / 7 卫

6825 ZUMIREZ 3000万美元 / $75,000 / 月 / 7 卧 / 6 卫

28980 CLIFFSIDE 2850万美元 / 6 卧 / 7 卫

6625 ZUMIREZ 2850万美元 / 6 卧 / 6 卫

717 MORENO AVE / LOS ANGELES 2700万美元 / 6 卧 / 6 卫

29754 BADEN PLACE 2645万美元 / 6 卧 / 8 卫

32554 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY 2350万美元 / 4 卧 / 5 卫

29020 CLIFFSIDE 2250万美元 / 4 卧 / 4 卫

28837 SELFRIDGE 1949.5万美元 / 5 卧 / 8 卫

6734 ZUMIREZ 1945万美元 / 2 卧 / 1 卫

6701 PORTSHEAD ROAD 1885万美元 / 4 卧 / 6 卫

5819 FILAREE HEIGHTS 1699.5万美元 / $55,000 / 月 / 5 卧 / 8 卫

6708 WILDLIFE ROAD 1689万美元 / 6 卧 / 7 卫

30760 BROAD BEACH ROAD 1685万美元 / 7 卧 / 8 卫

28022 SEA LANE 1645万美元 / 4 卧 / 6 卫

CHRIS CORTAZZO 当前房源

Compass 是加利福尼亚州的持牌房地产经纪公司 (0999628)，并遵守公平住房机会法。此处呈现的所有资料仅用于信息参考之目的。信息汇总自被认为可靠的来源，但可能会在不通知的情况下出现错误、遗漏，或在价格、状况、销售或撤单方面发生变化。不对任何描述的准确性做出陈述。所有测量值和平方英尺数均为近似值。准确尺寸可通过聘请建筑师或工程师获得。本资料不旨在征集已挂牌的房产。

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6201 MURPHY WAY 1520万美元 / 6 卧 / 8 卫

28867 GRAYFOX STREET 1499.5万美元 / 约 1.05 英亩

Compass 是加利福尼亚州获得许可的房地产经纪公司 (01991628)，并遵守平等住房机会法。此处呈现的所有资料仅用于信息目的。信息汇编自被认为可靠的来源，但可能会在不通知的情况下出现错误、遗漏，或在价格、状况、销售或撤回方面发生变化。不对任何描述的准确性做出陈述。所有测量值和平方英尺数均为近似值。可通过聘请建筑师或工程师的服务获取精确尺寸。本资料并非旨在招揽已上市的房产。

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853 S BUNDY DRIVE / LOS ANGELES $2,000,000 / 2 卧 / 3 卫

21400 RAMBLA VISTA $2,000,000 / 约 0.362 英亩

22548 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY #203 $1,995,000 / 1 卧 / 1 卫

34550 MULHOLLAND HIGHWAY $1,450,000 / 约 9.59 英亩

22626 PACIFIC COAST #22 $1,099,000 / 1 卧 / 1 卫

5092 LATIGO CANYON ROAD $995,000 / 约 3.001 英亩

2388 MAR VISTA RIDGE ROAD $865,000 / 约 9.667 英亩

30962 BROAD BEACH ROAD $100,000 / 月 / 7 卧 / 7 卫

30245 $75,000 / 月 / 4 卧 / 6 卫

26820 MALIBU COVE COLONY DR $69,420 / 月 / 5 卧 / 6 卫

27348 $65,000 / 月 / 4 卧 / 4 卫

23614 MALIBU COLONY RD $60,000 / 月 / 5 卧 / 5 卫

28899 CLIFFSIDE DRIVE $50,000 / 月 / 6 卧 / 5 卫

26714 LATIGO SHORE DRIVE $50,000 / 月 / 4 卧 / 3 卫

31952 1 / 2 $45,000 / 月 / 4 卧 / 3 卫

33406 $41,250 / 月 / 4 卧 / 4 卫

33800 $38,500 / 月 / 4 卧 / 5 卫

23901 MALIBU KNOLLS ROAD $37,500 / 月 / 4 卧 / 4 卫

24638 MALIBU ROAD $35,000 / 月 / 4 卧 / 2 卫

32054 $35,000 / 月 / 4 卧 / 3 卫

CHRIS CORTAZZO 310.457.3995 CHRIS@CHRISCORTAZZO.COM DRE 01190363 COMPASS LUXURY J7

热门房产 洛杉矶时报 2026年8月8日，星期六 洛杉矶 (LA)

JANGULA GROUP # 近期开发机会

21967 PACIFIC COAST HWY / 马里布 (Malibu) 55,717 平方英尺地块 $5,495,000

1022 MARONEY LN / 太平洋帕利塞德 (Pacific Palisades) 14,094 平方英尺地块 $2,995,000

3140 SUMAC RIDGE RD / 马里布 (Malibu) 75,315 平方英尺地块 $2,495,000

1160 GALLOWAY ST / 太平洋帕利塞德 (Pacific Palisades) 6,501 平方英尺地块 $2,495,000

20555 LITTLE ROCK WY / 马里布 (Malibu) 38,420 平方英尺地块 $1,950,000

140 S BURLINGAME AVE / 布伦特伍德 (Brentwood) 23,193 平方英尺地块 $7,150,000

844 TOYOPA DR / 太平洋帕利塞德 (Pacific Palisades) 8,050 平方英尺 $3,235,000

16620 LINDA TER / 太平洋帕利塞德 (Pacific Palisades) 11,579 平方英尺地块 $2,300,000

新建筑、开发机会及场外交易专家

COMPASS Compass 是经加利福尼亚州许可的房地产经纪公司，并遵守平等住房机会法律。许可证号 01991628。此处呈现的所有资料仅用于信息目的，且汇编自被认为可靠的来源，但未经核实。价格、状况、销售或撤回可能会在不通知的情况下发生变化。不对任何描述的准确性做陈述。所有测量值和平方英尺数均为近似值。

J8 HOT PROPERTY 洛杉矶时报 周六，8, 2026 LA

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在售房源及近期成交

734 18TH ST / 圣莫尼卡 (Santa Monica) 5 卧 / 5.5 浴 / 5,200 平方英尺 / 8,940 平方英尺地块 1049.5万美元

2234 MIDVALE AVE / 兰乔公园 (Rancho Park) 5 卧 / 5 浴 / 3,388 平方英尺 / 6,750 平方英尺地块 $3,999,000

1716 AMHERST AVE / 西洛杉矶 (West LA) 5 卧 / 6 浴 / 4,320 平方英尺 / 6,749 平方英尺地块 $3,795,000

12906 RUBENS AVE / 德尔雷 (Del Rey) 6 卧 / 4.5 浴 / 3,592 平方英尺 / 5,634 平方英尺地块 $3,595,000

11319 ROSE AVE / 马尔维斯塔 (Mar Vista) 4 卧 / 3 浴 / 2,043 平方英尺 / 5,778 平方英尺地块 $2,995,000

523 9TH ST / 圣莫尼卡 (Santa Monica) 5 卧 / 5 浴 / 4,664 平方英尺 / 7,501 平方英尺地块 $7,999,999

3770 MAY ST / 马尔维斯塔 (Mar Vista) 4 卧 / 3.5 浴 / 2,280 平方英尺 / 5,399 平方英尺地块 $3,415,000

859 NOWITA PL / 威尼斯 (Venice) 3 卧 / 2 浴 / 1,234 平方英尺 / 3,227 平方英尺地块 $2,465,000

RYAN JANCULA 经纪助理及团队负责人 / 310.740.9719

INFO@JANCULAGROUP.COM / DRE 01904981 JANCULAGROUP.COM • @JANCULAGROUP

$1B+ 终身交易额 全国排名顶尖 1% 经纪人

J9 HOT PROPERTY 洛杉矶时报 周六，8, 2026 LA

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J10 HOT PROPERTY 洛杉矶时报 周六，8, 2026 LA

COMPASS

Compass 是经加利福尼亚州许可的房地产经纪公司，并遵守平等住房机会，Inc.。此处呈现的所有资料仅用于信息目的，且汇编自被认为可靠的来源，但未经核实。价格、状况、销售或撤回可能会在不通知的情况下发生变化。不对任何描述的准确性做陈述，3D 测量值和平方英尺数均为近似值。此项并非旨在招揽已挂牌的房产。

DAVID KRAMER 310.691.2400 INFO@DAVIDKRAMER.COM / DRE 00996960

比弗利山庄 (BEVERLY HILLS)

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803 NORTH REXFORD DRIVE 新独家房源 / 8月9日星期日 2-5点盛大开放 / $9,995,000 5 卧 / 6.5 卫 / 约 5,800 平方英尺 / 约 14,720 平方英尺地块 - 宽敞的带门禁单层 1923 年意大利文艺复兴风格别墅 - 成为 29 年来首位新业主的绝佳机会 - 以宏大规模且光线充足的公共空间为特色 - 配有木地板和法式门，并经过细致的更新 - 壮丽的超高桶形天花板客厅 - 极佳的高天花板餐厅和家庭房 / 图书馆 / 办公室 - 令人惊叹的戏剧性中央玻璃天花板中庭，配有喷泉 - 主厨厨房和大型管家房 如果您以前见过这栋房子，现在您将认不出它 - 宽敞宜人的早餐室，可俯瞰中央中庭 - 主卧套房设有 2 个步入式衣橱和华丽的大理石浴室 - 除底层的一间客房套房外，另有 3 间卧室套房 - 古朴的休息室通向带有泳池、吧台、草坪和露台的庭院 - 室外凉亭浴室和储藏室 - 3 车位车库，可通过小巷进入，方便快捷 - 展现极致对称美的优雅路边景观 - 位于比弗利山庄平原（Beverly Hills Flats）中心地带的真正欧洲辉煌 Michael J. Libow 310.691.7889 / mjlibow@gmail.com michaeljlibow.com DRE 00863172 房地产界勤勉工作的 Hardee's COMPASS 在加利福尼亚州许可的房地产系统中运营，并遵守皇家住房机会法。此处呈现的所有资料仅用于信息目的，且汇编自被认为可靠的来源，但未经核实。价格、状况、销售或撤回可能会在不通知的情况下发生变化。不对任何描述的准确性做出声明，新业主名单和平方英尺数均为近似值。本资料不旨在招揽已上市的房产。 J11 热点房产 洛杉矶时报 2026年8月8日 星期六 LA ---

THE MARKETPLACE BY MICHAEL J. LIBOW

比弗利山庄 新上市 / 预约参观 812 N. Bedford Drive 2250万美元 全新翻新的绝美 9, 288SF 带大门地中海风格豪宅。极高天花板。自然光充足。完美户型。5卧 7. 5BA。独立书房及家庭房。泳池 / 水疗池 / 草坪 / 露台 / 私密空间。GH。

比弗利山庄 预约参观 610 N. Rodeo Drive 1880万美元 雅致定制 2019-bit 3-M 传统风格。7卧 9. 5BA。电梯，极高天花板。石材 / 木地板。主卧带2个浴室 / 2个步入式衣帽间 / 壁炉 / 办公室 / 60英尺阳台。泳池 / 水疗池 / 露台。客房单元。停车位充足。

工作室城 (Studio City) 新上市 / 预约参观 11971 Lockridge Road 1590万美元 极私密双大门两层 10, 338SF。Fryman Canyon 定制 2002-bit 阳光庄园。2.4 英亩近乎平坦的土地。网球场。绝佳城市 / 峡谷景观。7卧 9. 5BA。阳光充足的房间。巨大泳池 / 水疗池。

价格更新 / 预约参观 9419 Sunset Boulevard 1399.5万美元 带大门的私人长车道通往 1. 5sty 摄政风格庄园。巨大的 1.2英亩可用地块。5卧 4. 5BA。大型车道。极佳厨房 / 家庭房。巨大的泳池 / 水疗池 / 庭院。潜力无限。

贝尔艾尔 (Bel Air) 11075 W. Sunset Boulevard 1199.5万美元 宏伟时尚 2023-完工的两层现代豪宅。5卧 6. 5BA。带大门的丘顶地块。阳光充足的开放空间。两层挑高天花板。玻璃墙。巨大厨房 / 餐厅 / 休息室。泳池 / 水疗池 / 草坪 / 户外厨房。3车库。

新上市 / 第二次开放日 周日 2-5 1005 Schuyler Road 1199.5万美元 信托出售 - 47 年后首次上市。宽敞阳光充足的分层 1968 定制现代风格。5卧 6. 5BA。6, 710SF。极高挑高 / 横梁天花板。3 / 4 英亩地块。泳池 / 露台 / 草坪。完整网球场。极具翻新价值。

刚售出，价格高于要价 809 N. Bedford Drive 1099.5万美元 1 50年内首次上市。庄重的两层殖民风格迷人住宅。100英尺面宽。± 19, 760SF 地块。5卧 + 2卧客房。阳光充足的房间。极高天花板。木地板。巨大葱郁庭院。潜力无限。黄金地段！

新上市 / 首次开放日 周日 2-5 803 N. Rexford Drive $9,995,000 宏伟带大门的一层意大利文艺复兴风格别墅。5卧 6. 5BA。已更新。极高天花板。巨大的中央喷泉中庭。家庭房 + 书房。大庭院，带泳池 / 草坪 / 露台 / 吧台 / 3车库。

待定 (PENDING) 909 N. Alpine Drive $9,950,000 阳光充足的翻新一层世纪中期现代风格。玻璃墙。水磨石。木地板。极高天花板。开放式布局。大厅。极佳的新厨房 / 浴室。1 / 2 英亩地块。无垠草坪，泳池，平台，露台。900街区最佳房产。

Michael J. Libow COMPASS 310.691.7889 / mjlibow@gmail.com / michaeljlibow.com

Compass 是经加利福尼亚州许可的房地产经纪公司，并遵守公平住房机会法。此处呈现的所有材料仅用于信息目的，并由被认为可靠的来源汇编，但未经核实。价格、状况、销售或撤回可能会在不通知的情况下发生变化。不对任何描述的准确性做出声明。所有测量值和平方英尺均为近似值。本内容并非旨在招揽已上市的房产。

J12 HOT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2026 LA

市场广场 BY MICHAEL J. LIBOW

比弗利山庄

新上市 / 周日 2-5 点开放 515 N. Roxbury Drive $7,495,000 折衷主义升级版 Richard Dorman 日本现代风格庄园。巨大的主卧套房带楼上办公室。楼下 2 间客卧。开放式布局。X 高挑梁天花板。玻璃墙。Pl。极佳停车条件。

比弗利山庄

以高于要价成交 502 N. Palm Drive $6,495,000 优雅宽敞的更新版两层 5 卧 4.5 卫地中海风格住宅。光线充足的房间。高天花板。开放式动线。独立书房和大型家庭房。两个可能的主卧。极佳厨房。165 英尺深地块。pl / 成熟植被。

待定 238 S. McCarty Drive $5,495,000 信托出售。纯净优雅的两层 Paul R. Williams (FAIA) 1935 年传统风格住宅。4 卧 4.5 卫。完美的平面布局。宏伟的起居 / 餐厅。书房。大院子。Pl / 水疗中心。郁郁葱葱的景观。最佳街区。

以高于要价成交 213 S. Rodeo Drive $4,295,000 经典的 1929 年两层阳光充足宽敞的西班牙风格住宅。4 卧 3 卫。巨大的起居室和餐厅。大家庭房。美丽的围墙内庭院。带草坪 / 成熟植被的郁郁葱葱后院。可进行翻新。

210 N. Palm Drive $3,995,000 1 64 年来首次上市。精致迷人的 1.5 层阳光充足的传统风格住宅。3 卧 2.5 卫。+ 2,494 平方英尺。家庭房 / 第 4 卧。巨大的更新版厨房连接带露台的深草坪院子。7,500 平方英尺地块。

新上市 / 预约参观 211 S. Spalding Drive PH 3S $2,995,000 非凡的 3 年定制翻新已完成。最佳东南向顶层公寓。惊人的城市景观。阳光充足的开放空间。2 卧 3.5 卫。大起居室。大阳台。最佳全服务大楼。代客泊车 / pl / 健身房 / 等。

新上市 / 预约参观 9001 Dayton Way Unit D $1,895,000 惊艳的 2,691 平方英尺 4 层电梯联排别墅。精品 11 单元欧式综合体。3 卧 2.5 卫。较新的高质量厨房。宽幅木地板。3 车库。私人院子 + 大屋顶露台。

121 N. Almont Drive Unit 205 $1,499,000 阳光充足宽敞 (2,177 平方英尺) 的升级版单层 3 卧 2.5 卫住宅。安静的后单元。惊艳的木 / 大理石地板。巨大的大起居室。3 个阳台。大厨房。并排洗衣房。2 车位停车。豪华 14 单元大楼。

西好莱坞

841 Westmount Drive Unit 116 $1,575,000 惊艳、阳光充足、宽敞的翻新 3 层联排别墅。精品 16 单元大楼。Pl / 健身房 / 桑拿 / 门禁停车。宽幅木地板。2 个主卧套房。3 个露台。惊人的较新开放式概念厨房。

Michael J. Libow DRE 00863172 房地产界最勤奋的人。

J13 HOT PROPERTY 洛杉矶时报 2026 年 8 月 8 日 星期六 LA

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布伦特伍德 (BRENTWOOD) 10939 Chalon Rd 6500万美元 6 6 卧 / 12 卫 14,660± 平方英尺 / 4.08± 英亩 David Kramer Andrew Buss 310.691.2400 DRE 00996960 / 01999869

布伦特伍德 (BRENTWOOD) 1030 N. Kenter Ave $2,998,000 3 3 卧 / 2 卫

Sally Forster Jones Victoria Guasco 310.579.2200 DRE 00558939 / 01281302

洛杉矶市中心 (DOWNTOWN L.A.) 877 Francisco St #1611 $849,000 1 1 卧 / 1.5 卫

Sally Forster Jones Michael Yue 310.579.2200 DRE 00558939 / 02083986

好莱坞山 (HOLLYWOOD HILLS) 3108 Nichols Cyn Rd $2,695,000 3 3 卧 / 2 卫 2,332± 平方英尺 Manuel Pablo Arnao 310.547.7454 DRE 02147960

霍姆比山 (HOLMBY HILLS) 214 S. Beverly Glen Bl 1680万美元 4 4 卧 / 7 卫 7,367± 平方英尺 / 1.32± 英亩 David Kramer 310.691.2400 DRE 00996960

圣莫尼卡 (SANTA MONICA) 922 Berkeley St $5,275,000 4 4 卧 / 4.5 卫 3,007± 平方英尺 Susan Stark 310.345.7450 DRE 01061339

日落大道 (SUNSET STRIP) 8527 Hedges Way $7,495,000 6 6 卧 / 6 卫

Sally Forster Jones DRE 00558939

西好莱坞 (WEST HOLLYWOOD)

8261 Romaine St

$1,798,000

7 卧 / 4 卫

四联排住宅 (Fourplex)

Allison Schwarz

310.433.0056

DRE 01878458

房产焦点

太平洋帕利塞德 (PACIFIC PALISADES) 17713 Posetano Road $4,995,000 3 卧 / 3 卫 / 2,622± 平方英尺

Leah Steuer 310.729.3999 DRE 00771256

连续 5 年全美第一房产经纪公司 热门房产 洛杉矶时报 2026年8月8日，星期六 LA J14

COMPASS Compass 是经加利福尼亚州许可的房地产经纪公司，并遵守平等住房机会法。许可证号 01991628。此处呈现的所有资料仅用于信息目的，且汇编自被认为可靠的来源，但未经核实。价格、状况、销售或撤回可能会在不通知的情况下发生变化。不对任何描述的准确性做出声明。所有测量值和平方英尺数均为近似值。 来源：04 / 10 / 2026 REALTRENDS 成交销售额 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025

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6800万美元 / 10830 CHALON ROAD, 比弗利山庄 / 贝尔艾尔 DAVID PARNES 310.894.3435 DRE 01905862

5800万美元 / 107 DELPERN DRIVE, HOLMBY HILLS DAVID PARNES, DREW FENTON 310.894.3435 DRE 01905862, 01011962

2099.5万美元 / 510 N ALPINE DRIVE, 比弗利山庄 DAVID PARNES 310.894.3435 01905862

1799.5万美元 / 1022 LA ALTURA ROAD, 比弗利山庄 DREW FENTON 310.623.3622 01911962

1775万美元 / 634 MORENO AVENUE, BRENTWOOD ZAC MOSTAME 424.527.8889 02110786

1275万美元 / 570 EVELYN PLACE, 比弗利山庄 STEPHEN SIGOLOFF, NICHOLAS SPIRO 310.804.8180 00796047, 02488302

$7,999,000 / 1296 CAPRI DRIVE, PACIFIC PALISADES JANE DORIAN, SHAUN ALAN-LEE 310.922.6464 01220230, 01955694

$7,995,000 / 9277 THRUSH WAY, BIRD STREETS KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 562.725.6458 02115238, 01909801

$6,995,000 / 2750 CARDWELL PLACE, 好莱坞山 SUSAN PERRYMAN 310.261.1960 01878839

©2026 Carolwood Estates。经纪人不保证从各种渠道获取的关于物业状况或特性的平方英尺、地块大小或其他信息的准确性。部分照片可能为了说明目的而经过数字化修改，可能无法代表物业的当前状况。公平住房机会。 02200006, 02208201。

3995万美元 / 1601 CASALE ROAD, PACIFIC PALISADES DREW FENTON 310.623.3622 01317962

2390万美元 / 1722 SAN REMO DRIVE, PACIFIC PALISADES LINDA MAY 310.623.3650 00475038

1429.5万美元 / 530 MORENO AVENUE, BRENTWOOD SUSAN SMITH, SACHA SMITH 310.415.5175 01187190, 02191218

1499.5万美元 / 455 CASTLE PLACE, 比弗利山庄 DAVID PARNES, CHASE KOPLOW 310.894.3435 01910842, 02064702

$3,850,000 / 3240 SHELBY DRIVE, CHEVIOT HILLS GUY LEVY 310.623.3651 DRE 01374536

$3,250,000 / 7325 RINDGE AVENUE, PLAYA DEL REY MIKE WAGNER, KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 424.302.7205 DRE 02046304, 02115238, 01909801

$2,150,000 / 1733 ENSLEY AVENUE, COMSTOCK HILLS MAGALI BERGHER 310.409.8733 DRE 01013383

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2390万美元 / 1722 SAN REMO DR, PACIFIC PALISADES LINDA MAY 310.623.3650

2099.5万美元 / 510 N ALPINE DR, BEVERLY HILLS DAVID PARNES 310.894.3435

1799.5万美元 / 1122 LA ALTURA RD, BEVERLY HILLS DREW FENTON 310.623.3622

1775万美元 / 634 MORENO AVE, BRENTWOOD ZAC MOSTAME 424.527.8889

1429.5万美元 / 530 MORENO AVE, BRENTWOOD SUSAN SMITH, SACHA SMITH 310.415.5175

$7,999,000 / 1296 CAPRI DR, PACIFIC PALISADES JANE DORIAN, SHAUN ALAN-LEE 310.922.6464

周日开放 2-5 及 7-9 $7,995,000 / 1277 THRUSH WAY, BIRD STREETS KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 562.725.6458

$7,995,000 / 116 S GRETNA GREEN WAY, BRENTWOOD BJORN FARRUGIA, ALPHONSO LASCANO 310.998.7175

$7,950,000 / 1667 RISING GLEN RD, SUNSET STRIP LINDA MAY, GUY LEVY 310.623.3650

$4,195,000 / 515 N HARPER AVE, WEST HOLLYWOOD CHRISTINA COLLINS, DEVIN CORNETTE 310.343.3456

$3,250,000 / 7325 RINDGE AVE, PLAYA DEL REY MIKE WAGNER, KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 424.302.7205

$2,995,000 / 8836 WONDERLAND AVE, 好莱坞山 ADEENA K FITTERMAN 310.991.8166

$2,995,000 / 9146 ST IVES DR, BIRD STREETS BIANCA FIELDS, ADRIANA YEDIDSION 929.389.5776

周六开放 12:30-3:00 $2,750,000 / 8921 APPIAN WAY, 好莱坞山 DANIEL CERECEDES 650.520.5488

周六开放 12-3 $2,725,000 / 8715 SUNSET PLAZA TER, 好莱坞山 ALPHONSO LASCANO, BJORN FARRUGIA 818.800.8848

$2,595,000 / 18065 BORIS DR, ENCINO ALPHONSO LASCANO, JEFF LEMEN, ORAN SHEVACH 818.800.8848

$2,495,000 / 2913 3RD ST #304, SANTA MONICA BJORN FARRUGIA, ARI SIMANTOB 310.998.7175

$2,395,000 / 1141 CAMINO FLORES, THOUSAND OAKS MARCIE HARTLEY 310.980.0141

周日开放 1-5 $2,395,000 / 2957 MIDVALE AVE, WEST LA BJORN FARRUGIA 310.998.7175

$2,295,000 / 7320 EL MANOR AVE, WESTCHESTER BJORN FARRUGIA, BRENDAN EVANS 310.998.7175

$2,150,000 / 1733 ENSLEY AVE, COMSTOCK HILLS MAGALI BERGHER 310.409.8733

周六及周日开放 2-5 $1,495,000 / 3361 GLENALBYN DR, MT WASHINGTON JONATHAN MOGHARRABI, MARCI KAYS, REESE EVANS 843.754.7146

周日开放 2-4 $959,000 / 29256 SNAPDRAGON PL, SANTA CLARITA MICHAH WETANSON 818.929.7730

周六及周日开放 2-5 $899,000 / 11753 MAYFIELD AVE #7, BRENTWOOD GREG DAVIS 310.503.4161

周日开放 2-4 $770,000 / 1515 S BEVERLY DR #201, BEVERLYWOOD DEVORAH BALAKHANEH 424.230.2389

$715,000 / 2264 29TH ST #A, SANTA MONICA MIKE WAGNER, KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 424.302.7205

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MAY 310.623.3650 / @lindamay.com IN MAY PROPERTIES GROUP CAROLWOOD ESTATES LINDAMAY.COM / May 00475038 / Guy Levy 01374536 / Drew Fenton 01317962 ©2026 Carolwood Estates. 经纪人不对从各种渠道获取的关于物业状况或特征的平方英尺、地块大小或其他信息的准确性做保证。部分照片可能为了演示目的而经过数字化修改，可能无法代表物业的当前状况。公平住房机会。 02200006, 02226201, 预约看房

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DAVID PARNES 310.894.3435 / DRE 01905862 CHASE KOPLOW 561.843.9095 / DRE 02062702 CAROLWOOD ESTATES Forbes GLOBAL PROPERTIES CAROLWOODRE.COM / ©2026 Carolwood Estates. 经纪人不保证从各种来源获取的关于物业面积、地块大小或物业状况或特征的其他信息的准确性。部分照片可能经过数字化修改以用于演示目的，可能无法代表物业的当前状况。公平住房机会。DRE 02200006, 02235201. ---

SUSÂN PERRYMAN 310.261.1960 / DRE 01878839 CAROLWOOD ESTATES Forbes GLOBAL PROPERTIES CAROLWOODRE.COM / ©2024 Carolwood Estates. 经纪人不保证从各种来源获取的关于物业面积、地块大小或物业状况或特征的其他信息的准确性。部分照片可能经过数字化修改以用于演示目的，可能无法代表物业的当前状况。公平住房机会。DRE 02200006, 02235201. J21 HOT PROPERTY 洛杉矶时报 SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2026 LA --- J22 HOT PROPERTY 洛杉矶时报 SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2026 LA

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MALIBU, CA $5,995,000 Julian Alexander 424.425.9292 CalRE# 01994705

BEVERLY HILLS, CA $6,500,000 Holly Hatch & Chris Johnson Group 818.306.7901 CalRE# 1244574

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马里布, 加州 / 3500万美元 Paul Woodman / 510.924.1452 / CalRE# 01338766 Babette Seaman / 310.701.1230 / CalRE# 01942853

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比弗利山庄, 加州 / 1099.5万美元 Joyce Rey / 310.291.6646 / # 00465013

伍德兰山, 加州 / $3,395,000 Doreen Darmon / 310.848.5015 / # 02355234 Armando Oliva / 818.919.2551 / # 01345824

COLDWELL BANKER REALTY Coldwell Banker Realty 是持牌房地产经纪人。所有资料仅用于信息目的，编译自被认为可靠的来源，但可能在不经通知的情况下出现错误、遗漏、价格变动、状态变更、出售或撤回。不对任何描述或测量（包括平方英尺）的准确性做出陈述。本资料不旨在招揽已挂牌的房产。不提供财务或法律建议。平等住房机会。照片可能经过虚拟布景或数字化增强，可能不反映房产实际情况。 43339329 全球奢华 --- 独特的住宅，为您量身定制

A 251 LA CASA GRANDE CIRCLE 圣巴巴拉 / 3975万美元 The Kogevinas Group / 805.895.7706

B 8207 MULHOLLAND DRIVE 洛杉矶 / 1400万美元 Monica Barragan / 323.240.6460℃ 275 LA CASA GRANDE CIRCLE 圣巴巴拉 / $8,975,000

D 300 NORTH SWALL DRIVE, PH452 比弗利山庄 / $2,850,000 Lori Berris / 310.880.3061

E 10995 ALTO COURT 橡树景观 / $2,650,000 Julie Fox / 323.829.5562

F 10501 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD, #1810 洛杉矶 / $1,125,000 Lori Berris / 310.880.3061

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5544 HOBACK GLEN ROAD, HIDDEN HILLS 全新庄园坐落于广阔的私人领地。 ADI LIVYATAN 1995万美元 RR 285.3220

5241 TWIN OAKS, HIDDEN HILLS 庄园位于享有盛誉的 Hidden Hills 门禁社区 ADI LIVYATAN 1499.5万美元 RR 285.3220 新价格！请致电预约私人参观

5330 AMESTOY AVE, ENCINO 非凡的现代与传统结合之作 4WD TRA, 约 12000F 庄园。 MOE ABOURCHED & MARLENA MAGDALENO $6,999,000 310.950.9050

23042 CALVERT STREET, WOODLAND HILLS Walnut Acres 门禁庄园，配备 40XL 泳池及度假村级配套设施 DESIREE ZUCKERMAN $6,995,000 292.5648

15450 HUSTON, SHERMAN OAKS 隐匿于 Sherman Oaks 令人向往且宁静的 enclave 之中 $5,495,000 285.3220

4447 MATILIA, SHERMAN OAKS 非凡的全新建成庄园 $4,995,000 285.3220

15447 HUSTON, SHERMAN OAKS 5 卧 5.5 卫住宅，包含一个完全连接的 ADU $4,295,000

19950 COLLIER STREET, WOODLAND HILLS 历史悠久的 Schindler Van Dekker House 庄园，带泳池及景观 DESIREE ZUCKERMAN $4,195,000 292.5648

4620 CANTINA, TARZANA Torton 卓越的门禁景观庄园，占地超过一英亩！ $3,995,000

6377 VIA ESCONDIDO, MALIBU 马里布私人门禁庄园，带泳池、水疗中心及 Bouch 通道 LISA MORIARITY $3,950,000 970.7648

5343 AMESTOY, ENCINO Amestoy Estates 中非凡的全新建筑项目 1049.5万美元

22924 ERWIN STREET, WOODLAND HILLS 建筑杰作，位于备受追捧的 Walnut Acres DANIEL ELIYAHOU $6,450,000 303.7688

1950 ARIELLE, SIMI VALLEY 带景观、果园及度假村领地的门禁豪华庄园 IOANNA KAMAR $4,900,000 288.4107

21656 LAS FLORES HEIGHTS, MALIBU 马里布私人避风港，带海景及 2 英亩以上土地 LAURA PLOURDE $3,995,000 292.3383

5 BUCKSKIN ROAD, BELL CANYON Bell Canyon 2 英亩庄园，带泳池，门禁豪华生活 MELODI BELL $3,950,000 302.7424

23014 DRY CANYON COLD CREEK RD, CALABASAS 坐落在 Calabasas 中心地带一座幽静的 4.5 英亩小丘之上 $9,950,000

5414 GENESTA, ENCINO 位于备受追捧的 Amestoy Estates 的全新建成庄园 $5,495,000

17765 CAMINO DE YATASTO, PAC PALISADES 带泳池和网球场的门禁建筑避世所 JAMES RESPONDEK / EVAN CONOVER $4,850,000 303.480.4400 / 318.850.9400

22963 CASS AVENUE, WOODLAND HILLS 一座经过精湛重新设计的英式都铎风格庄园 DANIEL ELIYAHOU 303.7688

16105 CLEAR OAK DRIVE, ENCINO Royal Oaks 私人现代避世所，带泳池及设计师精装修 $3,799,000

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1309 LAUREL WAY, BEVERLY HILLS 打造您的梦想之居 21,150 平方英尺地块 10K 平地 城市景观 MARTY HALFON $3,750,000 310.344.4485

3300 N KNOLL DRIVE, LOS ANGELES Lake Hollywood Knolls 的顶级五星级私人度假屋 TOM OTERO $2,848,000 818.915.5550, 323.578.0036

15657 LIVE OAK SPRINGS, CYN COUNTRY 带有水源、较新附属居住单元（ADU）及网球场的度假庄园，占地 1.5sqft POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL $2,349,000 818.402.0085

3716 CROWBRIDGE, SHERMAN OAKS 坐落于备受追捧的 Sherman Oaks 山丘地带 ADI LIVYATAN $1,995,000 818.285.3220

20367 LANDER DR, WOODLAND HILLS 4卧，4卫，2,850 S.F.，19,197 S.F. 地块，带泳池和水疗中心 MARC TAHLER / KEN ZIETZ $1,899,999 818.652.9330

5441 CALVIN AVE, TARZANA 私人围栏 5RD 60A 度假屋，带独立客房，地块 23K+！ ILIA SHAPIRO $3,249,900 310.298.5291

23925 CROSSON DRIVE, WOODLAND HILLS 现代围栏庄园，拥有无遮挡的山谷与山脉景观 DESIREE ZUCKERMAN $2,799,000 818.202.5648 周六及周日 1-4PM 开放参观

17431 SUMIYA DRIVE, ENCINO Encino 大道以南。靠近 Commons 的泳池及成熟树木住宅 SADIE ALEXANDRU $2,199,000 414.621.6338 周六及周日 1-4PM 开放参观

12023 LAUREL LN, STUDIO CITY 定制建筑 4+2-2层住宅，尽显宏伟与舒适 POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL $1,995,000 818.402.0085 重新上市！

19501 VINTAGE ST, NORTHRIDGE 7卧，5卫，3,882 S.F.，15,823 S.F. 地块，带泳池和水疗中心 MIKE WEAVER $1,850,000 818.631.3933

17000 ESCALON, ENCINO 罕见的单层有机现代风格住宅 ADI LIVYATAN $2,995,000 818.285.3220

658 CALIFORNIA AVENUE, VENICE Abbot Kinney 地区最佳新建筑，带景观 围栏现代住宅 ADAM KATZ $2,795,000 310.825.3443

3839 DAVANA RD., SHERMAN OAKS 山坡度假屋，带录音室、景观及泳池 MARIA ELISAVETSKY $2,199,000 818.638.8381 周日 2-5PM 开放参观

5502 S CHARITON AVE, LOS ANGELES 4卧，2卫，3213 Sgt 带翻新厨房及升级卫浴 SCOTT GOSHORN $1,950,000 323.251.5479

19000 STRATHERN, RESEDA 这座罕见的私人综合体坐落在宽敞的 21,014 地块上 ARSEN SEVOIAN $1,850,000 818.935.8570

16632 CALLE JERMAINE, PAC PALISADES Jundit Summit Club 住宅，拥有挑高天花板与海洋景观 $2,895,000 310.488.4400 / 310.898.8490 6427 ORANGEST.COM

6427 ORANGE ST, BEVERLY GROVE 位于 Beverly Grove 的法式诺曼底三联排屋 PETER MAURICE TREGG RUSTAD $2,375,000 310.823.8989

6207 BABCOCK, NORTH HOLLYWOOD 全面翻新的单层泳池住宅 ADI LIVYATAN $2,095,000 818.285.3220

22664 JAMESON, CALABASAS 位于 Calabasas Malwood 社区的升级版 4-Evansom 度假屋 IOANNA KAMAR $1,930,000 818.816.4426 周日 1-4PM 开放参观

19932 TURNBERRY, TARZANA 2层，5卧，3卫，3,223rd，20,057rd 地块，尽头路，泳池 OREN BARKAN $1,850,000 818.625.6388

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651 N WORKMAN ST, SAN FERNANDO $1,849,000 Huntington Estates! 15K+ 平方英尺地块上的两栋单层住宅。总计 1000 ABA! POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL 800.402.0085 周日 2-5PM 开放

11920 WHITEWATER LN, MALIBU $1,565,000 豪华翻新马里布湾俱乐部顶层公寓，可欣赏 Whitewater 景观 303.486.6400 / 310.850.8490

10159 PARR AVE., SUNLAND $1,350,000 4 best / 4 both, 6402 平方英尺地块上的 2970 平方英尺住宅。带泳池。惊艳配置。KATRIN TELIMI 800.402.0295

1152 NORTHWESTERN, CLAREMONT $1,199,000 位于 Claremont 黄金地段的私密中世纪风格避世之所 TODD JONES 310.802.5585 周日 2-5PM 开放

19559 CAVE WAY, TOPANGA $1,145,000 距离 Topanga 商店仅几步之遥的山坡避世之所 JACQUI BELL 310.200.8520

3447 PRIMERA, LOS ANGELES $1,799,999 位于 Lake Hollywood 的西班牙风格瑰宝，带客房套房及现代升级 TOM OTERO 800.995.0358 / 813.570.8000 周日 1-4PM 开放

3607 POTOMAC AVE, LOS ANGELES $1,549,000 精致现代 3+3 开放式布局住宅，配备厨师级厨房及更多设施！310.950.9650 周日 2-5PM 开放

5853 S LA BREA AVE, LOS ANGELES $1,345,000 3BR 2BA 2237 苏菲现代加州生活 SCOTT GOSHORN 323.201.5479

4000 DENNY, STUDIO CITY $1,195,000 The Island 最超值之选 / 翻新后的 Studio City 单层瑰宝 BLAYNE PACELLI 310.383.8281

21718 ORD AVE, MARINA $1,069,000 即将上市：靠近海岸的时尚 East Garrison 住宅 AUDRA LORENZO 806.795.5773 周六及周日 2-5PM 开放

4807 ELLENTIA AVENUE, TARZANA $1,799,950 分割地块 5AD-4BA，避世厨房，泳池+水疗，位于 Tarzana Hills 的巨大地块 ILONA BARSOOMIAN 800.399.7807 周日 1-3PM 开放

11496 TWIN HILLS, PORTER RANCH $1,399,950 5 for 10a, 24W 高尔夫球场生活，尽享全景景观！3 车库。MATT WILDSTEIN 800.282.5279 周六及周日 2-4PM 开放

9340 BURNETT, NORTH HILLS $1,275,000 位于 Macaive 地块的泳池庄园，带 ADU，5B9 及扩建潜力 CHAI MARCIANO DEVICO 323.049.3405

28618 GABRIAL PL, SAUGUS $1,162,000 惊艳的 5BD 3BA 行政住宅，带热带度假村风格庭院+泳池 POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL 800.402.0085

15031 HARTLAND ST., VAN NUYS $1,049,000 罕见的 Sherman Daks 相邻两栋住宅机会 EDDIE ARNEZ 954.585.0314 周日 2-5PM 开放

110 QUEEN ANNE PLACE, LOS ANGELES $1,625,000 4BR-4BA Isabel，私密西班牙风格瑰宝，毗邻 Hancock Park SAMI REZAEIAN 310.202.8353

9207 ROWELL AVENUE, CHATSWORTH $1,399,000 惊艳的 5 卧室庄园，俯瞰 Chatsworth 自然保护区 ADAM KATZ 310.825.3443 周日 2-3PM 开放

825 N. KINGS RD. #1, LOS ANGELES $1,275,000 西好莱坞转角公寓，带宽敞私家露台 JON LICHTERMAN & MARCIA STARR 800.808.4995, 800.482.2583 周日 2-5PM 开放

423 N. PALM, #108, BEVERLY HILLS $1,149,900 位于比弗利山庄 Rodeo Dr 和公园附近的重新打造的中世纪瑰宝 MICHAEL BARASCH 800.410.0026

6714 JELLICO AVE, LAKE BALBOA $1,027,000 自住一栋，出租另一栋。收益机会。1 个地块 2 栋住宅 POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL 800.402.0085

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西山 (WEST HILLS) PARTHENIA 22023 4房, 3卫, 3,334 平方英尺, 16,407 平方英尺地块 代理人：MARC TAHLER/KEN ZIETZ $999,000 电话：RR.657.8330

西米谷 (SIMI VALLEY) HILLARY CT 1853 3房, 2卫, 1,318 平方英尺, 5,227 平方英尺地块 代理人：BLAKE PICK/BRANDON HAFT $929,000 电话：RR.631.0843

谢尔曼奥克斯 (SHERMAN OAKS) HARTSOOK ST 14311 谢尔曼奥克斯 3房3卫 联排别墅，1,836 平方英尺。地理位置优越！ 代理人：CAROL WOLFE $799,000 电话：RR.395.3688

峡谷国家 (CYN CNTRY) WHIPPOORWILL PL. 26663 3房3卫, 1,444 平方英尺, 2层。Rainbow Glen 社区。附带2车库。升级装修！ 代理人：JENNIFER WARDELL $699,950 电话：RR.425.7907

伍德兰山 (WOODLAND HILLS) VICTORY BLVD 22602 4房, 3卫, 1,737 平方英尺, 6,458 平方英尺地块 代理人：MARC TAHLER/KEN ZIETZ $999,000 电话：RR.657.8330

圣克拉里塔 (SANTA CLARITA) SEQUOIA RD 29315 高度升级的住宅，带左侧通道，度假风后院 代理人：POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL $999,000 电话：RR.402.0085

索格斯 (SAUGUS) CELLESTE PL 20025 精美出租房 3房 + 3卫 + 办公室/第4卧室。舒适私密，带泳池和水疗中心 代理人：POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL $899,000 电话：RR.402.0085

西米谷 (SIMI VALLEY) E LOS ANGELES 5688 即刻入住，位于 Stonegate Villas 黄金地段的端户 代理人：MATTHEW SCHROEDER $750,000 电话：RR.355.8929

帕萨迪纳 (PASADENA) N MERIDITH AVE 154 7号公寓 2房, 3.5卫, 168 平方英尺 Cape Cod 风格联排别墅 代理人：SCOTT GOSHORN $699,000 电话：32.5.24.9804

千橡市 (THOUSAND OAKS) VERDE VISTA DR 3976 4房, 3卫, 1,957 平方英尺, 10,454 平方英尺地块 代理人：DANA FRANK $999,000 电话：RR.618.0000

波特牧场 (PORTER RANCH) WISTFUL VISTA WY. 11450 3房/3卫, 2车库, 独立单元 代理人：JASON SONG $969,000 电话：RR.363.8989

亚凯迪亚 (ARCADIA) E LAS FLORES 314 亚凯迪亚住宅，位于 9,000+ 平方英尺地块 | 信托出售 | 潜力无限 代理人：SUE BERNSTEIN $889,000 电话：RR.833.2488

奥克斯纳德 (OXNARD) GALANTE WAY 227 门禁社区。2层开放式布局，地中海风格 代理人：POUPÉE KOMENKUL & RICHARD CURE $745,000 电话：RR.402.0085

北岭 (NORTHRIDGE) MAYALL ST #1 18526 维护良好的宽敞公寓，位于门禁社区！ 代理人：LINDA HAIM $650,000 电话：RR.312.0454

伍德兰山 (WOODLAND HILLS) OSO AVE 5614 3房, 2卫, 1,753 平方英尺, 10,422 平方英尺地块，带泳池 代理人：DANA FRANK $999,000 电话：RR.618.0000

阴影山 (SHADOW HILLS) COLEBROOK 10527 阴影山中世纪风格瑰宝，带私人庭院 代理人：TODD JONES $949,000 电话：RR.802.5565

恩西诺 (ENCINO) YARMOUTH AVE #307 5216 3房, 2卫, 1,883 平方英尺, 11,144 平方英尺地块，带泳池和水疗中心 代理人：MARC TAHLER/KEN ZIETZ $875,000 电话：RR.857.8330 周六及周日 下午1-4点开放

谢尔曼奥克斯 (SHERMAN OAKS) SYLMAR AVE #2103 5455 全新装修联排别墅，位于 Chandler Park Village！ 代理人：KEN MARKER $729,000 电话：RR.402.6254

格拉纳达山 (GRANADA HILLS) CHATSWORTH #206 16940 2房2卫, 2,150 平方英尺, 1层。开放式概念。即刻入住！带屋顶泳池。 代理人：MATT WILDSTEIN $464,950 电话：RR.282.5279

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海洋与“女王项链”，而日落之后，海岸线则闪烁着一条城市灯火组成的丝带。这座卓越的住宅现已出售，为下一任业主提供了书写该房产新篇章的机会。

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该庄园坐落在一个小型的封闭式社区内，在自有大门和成熟绿篱的掩映下享有极高的私密性。近一英亩的场地捕捉到了延伸至太平洋的壮丽景色。

这座卓越的太平洋帕利塞德庄园于 2021, 完工，将加州的休闲风格与精致的工艺相结合，打造出一个既温馨又非凡的家。温暖的石材、天然木材和宽大的玻璃墙将室内与室外连接起来，而戏剧性的建筑细节——包括高耸的十字拱入口走廊，以及一个拥有 30 英尺挑高天花板和中庭天窗的大客厅——为整个空间增添了宏伟感。

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NANOVAK SHEEPA, who manages Ruth Higden's 110-acre ranch in Colorado, checks on a newborn yak.

COLUMN ONE

A sliver of Nepal thriving in the Rockies

A retired surgeon and a Sherpa couple live on a yak ranch, one of dozens in Colorado

By Benny KELLY www.bnyc.com NANOVAK SHEPA

N'angical Sherpa speaks yak. In whom call cheap, poured into the call you recently, he reached among the best making low, rambling pranks.

There is her higher-priced call. The ranch is a raft and a flash of black. A youngster sprung from the grass, running toward his mother, draped in what looked like a roared dog carpet. She nudged the anxious call to her ends and they recited her only song.

Kangyai followed closely behind.

Ruth Higden was fired from the pasture.

"Come now, a plan point," she explained. "That Latin name is the yeanness-giantling on."

Higden has been chasing pain for years. She is worked with more, good with them and, for the last decade, has been waking them on her ranch, Settling Buddha Yaka.

To the granting value, nature of a love affair that began when Higden, a retired cancer surgeon, encountered a few of us in Nepal on her own Mt. Rose set.

They were the most majestic animal of ever seen, "also said." They had them big talk around their necks and were dressed up in a way that made them look very rigid and a bit breeches.

The affair continued, most other necks very old, expeditious in Alaska, glaciest modern lives, weather weaves and workers in Tibet and studied the therapeutic crystal hardware in a Indian National Research Center on this home of Bengal, the first test time pak baby.

Now she has either own a little, but a few of pasture, her talk and menu tops high in herds: Mishpan, about

[See Yaka, A7]

The mystery of the poisoned pines

A rash of bizarre tree killings stirs questions and suspicion in upscale enclave on Lake Tahoe

By Alex Wigglesworth

A bizarre crime campaign has ruled an upscale mountain community on the north shore of Lake Tahoe.

The suspects are unknown. The victims? More than a dozen towering pine trees.

Someone has, on multiple occasions, slipped into a residents-only beach in Indian Village. But, skilled home near the north of the southern and pooled to financial inside. At least 10 trees have died, some of them were so empty old.

The residents date to 2023 but have exhaled in recent months, with 10 trees poisoned on three occasions since May.

Although investigation haven't determined a motive for the malfunction, there is no doubt.

"My job isn't just to be too thin to someone that does exactly that is trying to improve the value of their home," said Li

Chad McKinnon of the Washoe County Sheriff of Elba. "Whether they must be careful to see on the black market this is a way to help improve the lake one to get more crores."

President Annalise Sandhu has consumed the neighborhood and takes care of several homes that investigate a clearer sight has been the lower lane. The underside of a mining maned from the west. A vealial year, attracted by the close-knit community and its embrace of the almonded wildlife.

"It's almost like an alluvity, just because we have such respect for nature," she said.

Author Village — nicknamed "become Village" — has long had a reputation as a haven for the ultrawailly. Property owners include Oracle founder Larry Ellison.

[See Texas, A6]

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RESIDENT Annalise Sandhu among poisoned trees in the near Village, May

Two internet giants near union

State considers access, diversity in Charter-Cox deal

By Miss Justice

Spontaneous owner Charter Communications is nearing the finish line in its long-awaited 10th brittle purchase of Cox Enterprises to form the nation's largest internet and cable television company.

California's Public Utilities Commission is scheduled to vote next week to approve the merger that would bolster Southern California's dominant provider with several marketable companies. Securing the approval of California regulators — the deal of deal hurdle — has been a dog at federal

officials gave Charter their consent possible ago.

Customers of privately held Cox, the Atlanta-based company that serves Rain the Palm Streets, Rolling Hills Estates, Las Vegas and large parts of Orange, the San Diego counties would be matched to Spontaneous owner Charter's discretionary leader, providing Spectrum Internet, phone and cable TV packages for Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino and Sterling counties.

System more than a year since the companies unveiled their proposed union, and they hope to combine operations that month. But

fight have flared up in the last lap.

Public internet groups have argued that the PUC's proposed settlement with Charter doesn't go far enough to ensure long-term affordable internet for low-income residents or accommodating for customers seeing from natural disasters such as last year's Ration and Palisades lives.

In addition, advocates have asked California's money, society to demand that Charter commit to bettering workplace diversity, equity and inclusion among employees of 400-member workforce in California. Such pro. [See Morgan, A5]

Trump tries to end his bright citizenship 'a different way'

After Supreme Court loss, two orders aim to narrow eligibility and block birth toarism.

By KEVIN KROYOK

President Trump has again targeted birthright citizenship, signing a pair of executive other-promoting law and the case, including down on "birth toarism" and holding whole children born to immigrants in the U.S. qualify.

The new orders follow a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in June that rejected an attempt by Trump to end birthright citizenship outright.

Strong a signing ceremony Thursday in the Oval Office Trump called that decision by the high court "very initial" and said the new orders were an attempt to end birthright citizenship by other means.

"Our country suffers be-

cause of it, and we're ending it a different way," he said.

Trump promised "big crashbinder" on birth toarism, or the practice of pregnant foreign women coming to the United States, to foreign men using outrights already in the U.S. specifically to ensure labor children receive U.S. citizenship.

Trump said an entire industry has been built up according to birth, turning birthright citizenship into "a joke."

"We offer credit" are building businesses around birthright citizenship. That's not the way it's supposed to work. It's a day grace," he said. "They're buying their way in, and we're not going to let it happen."

The orders were immediately criticized by proponents of birthright citizenship as an antithrombosis attempt by the president and the administration to make an end run around the [See Citizenship, A8]

D.A. criticized for charging officer

Hochman says LAPD copy-secret recordings of lignited remarks violate state law.

By Lincas Juare Justin McKenzie AND HICHMAN WIFE OF

In the days since he charged a Los Angeles police officer with a crime he captured evidence of his coworkers' racist remarks, Los Angeles County Bell, 4th District Hochman has been the subject of widening criticism from Mayor Karen Bass, former cops and even some of his own prosecutors.

The stories of some decrying the filing of ill results of felony investigating against fellow Senator Pierce — who caught fellow officers on tape using dates and making devojolovz remarks about dates, Mexican and Black people, as well as

women in the Los Angeles Police Department's Training Division in 1994 — say the charges will dissuade other officers from reporting corruption and raise questions about Hochman's commitment to police accountability.

The bottom line is that the alleged racist, assist, and homophobic comments made are outrageous and unacceptable. Bass said in a statement in The Tobacco Tuesday, "While I understand that it is inappropriate and a crime to commit or happen without their consent, those charges certainly send the wrong message that calling out upregious behavior could lead you in prison."

He L.A. County prosecutors — all speaking on condition is anonymity in order to discuss the case carefully — also said in recent days they were shocked by Hochman's decision to [See Hochman, A8]

Deputy Director of the United States

UNDER the historic pros designation, now housing projects in Sunset Square can sit empty for years.

Historic preservation and building stagnation

By Jack FLEMMING

In 1987, Hollywood's Sunset Square was named's Historic Preservation Overlay Zone, exhibiting its place in L.A.'s architectural history. Four years later, Lady Gaga's big statue was shot in the most outside a vacant house in the middle of the neighborhood.

A small contingent of Sunset Square residents insist the two events are tied together.

A claim is favoring in the affluent smokes, where homes typically sell for

12 million or more. Critics of the 1970-80 designation claim the rigorous permitting process is a burden, turning crime and society slick and hoans and vacant white manhood on large. Supporters say the 1970-80 is a necessary path to the speed for preservation — the only thing stopping Sunset Square has to recognize an effort that does not have them with less houses and McMahonies.

Ultimately, it's a moratorium of a larger battle playing on the neighborhood. California as cities ask said: [See Reames, A6]

Meta must pay $567 million

By a ruling, New Mexico judge orders the social media giant to make its platform safer for young people. ECONOMIC, A6

Trump ballroom blocked by court

Pooled approach used says the project requires congressional approval. Supreme Court is likely to decide. NARON, A6

Aspiration deal parallel alleged

Clippers near Kawin, Leonard is reported to have another public closed-end movement past. SPORTS, A6

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A GIRL: crime outside the high school in Montalbaut, Thailand, where a student killed the people Friday.

Teen kills at least 7 at high school, home outside Bangkok, officials say

BY TIAB MALIKOJI

NORTHWARING Thailand - A student opened fire at a high school outside Bangkok at PINGLADING, local for people and wounds, up more than 20 according to interview, who said the teen also appeared to have killed the grandparents.

The 58-year-old director said his own life at the school was 20 years old.

Five school children, including teachers and students, were killed by the shooting shoot 24 a. at DeSuth Thoulaulani School in Thoulaulani province on the street of Bangkok, Deputy District Minister, Sampoo Bhoomphu who said it the same.

The boy killed his two children, who had been in charge of the school with them before the school shooting, Pirajam said.

Bangkok Hospital, about 20, a state from the school, said 25 people were wounded, without 8 were in official condition, with most suffering gunshot wounds. Radian reports reported that the boy was nearly numbers.

A witness said students had made a classroom while they found gunshots from another building before police officers knocked on the door and cleared a way for them to leave the building.

Ampoo, Ruanthang, who owns a restaurant 100 feet from the school, said there was the sound of a single gunshot and then a pause.

Said then there were multiple continuous shots.

Ampoo said, recalling the answer road outside the restaurant filling with fleeing students. Students were running sound and pouring onto the street, and they were holding each other's hands and crying, 'need inside to take.'

The 58-year-old director, Charinwulak, speaking after hearing the school, continued reports that the shooters had disunfated about 20,000, said the student had shown signs of stress connected to school.

The boy described his police as small and compact, was legally registered to his grandfather, he said.

About an hour after the shooting, people also told the radio underdogs one another as police said their own police were given no物质 or non-transferred state school which has an enrollment of about 1,000 students ranging from $10 to 20 years old.

Grandparents found dead

After the shooting, police report to the teen's house and found both grandparents dead of apparent gunshot wounds, regional police commander Wattana Tewpornyuk.

The student appeared to have died there before attending school as normal. He wished until classes started and began shooting in the classroom before reading out and firing more shots, police spokespersons Tivatong Pirajam said.

The boy tried more than

10 shots and police found he still had 20 rounds after shooting himself.

Several family members, including the shooters who said he usually kept in the car and was a good student. The family members said they were squeezed away from others he faced a serious subject.

High rate of ownership

Thailand has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in Asia, several only in Pakistan and the surpassing in Southeast Asian neighbors.

Data collected in 1997 by the group (Small Asian Workers) and GoalPolicy.org in

their last reference international study found civilian gun ownership in Thailand was about 215 guns per 100 people, compared with less than one per 100 to a higher than one per 100.

Thailand had 6.49 deaths in,Tennessee per 100,000 people, and only 1.6 million of the police prohibited by World Population Review. That puts it well behind parts of Latin America and the Caribbean. The government high is Asia. Only the Philippines is a higher in the United States.

A writer for the Associated Press, of Perform Retained Rakeers, which Bangkok and Beaumont have produced a report about the situation in this report.

Mexico assigns troops to protect avocado industry

BY EAST LOVINGTON

MEDICO CITY - Mexico is sending 1,000 more troops to the embattling state of Michoacán after the U.S. announced the week that it temporarily dropped inspecting avocado from over security concerns, attempting reports of the fruit.

Mexican President Clara Ba. Birochukum said Thursday that her government was doing everything in the power to improve security in Michoacán, where wantless criminal groups have battled for years for a piece of the landmine avocado trade.

Many growers, packers and managers from this state are forced to pay being taxed on organized crime - or risk becoming victims of violence. These "grown" groups even have planted their own avocado grower.

American inspectors in Michoacán, who studied plantations and packing plants to ensure the fruit is paid this occasionally have found themselves in the treatment.

In 2016 the U.S. suspended all avocado imports from the state after 100 U.S. Department of Agriculture employees were kidnapped and assaulted in

Michoacán

The U.S. took the same prescription two years earlier, whereas inspectors received a threatening phone call. In each case, the U.S. resumed inspections and supports the fruit within a few days.

But even a third pause in shipments, thousands, the economy in Michoacán, where 1,000,000 people work in the avocado trade, it also could affect consumer prices of the fruit in the U.S. while a revolver 99% of its avocado from Mexico.

This time, the U.S. has not yet started a specific accident prompted it to suspend companies to sell Michoacán. A State Department statement indicates that about to U.S. interests.

Michoacán's governor said in a statement that the U.S. action was a 'preventive' measure after several high-profit streets in the Mexican government of Arkansas accused of entertain.

But Juan Carlos Vázquez, representative of the state's avocado industry, said in an interview with the pro-Pern运营公司 who owns Mexican authorities were downgrading the security trend.

He said avocado growers have been begging the government for years to destores to address entertion.

"It is very unfortunate that an entire industry, which generates millions of dollars in revenue for Mexico, has to be shut down," he said. "We face total uncertainty."

Avocado imports to the U.S. totaled nearly 50 billion last year. This year, the U.S. exports to support 2.8 billion in 2019, from 47.4% to 50.6%.

The effect on consumer prices depends on how many the inspections remain studied, reports say.

Senate passes Graham-backed Russia sanctions

BY BRIAN CLARK

AQUARIUS

AND LISA MARCARIO

WARRINGTON - The Senate overwhelmingly approved a punishing Russian sanctions package 2018 for result of a receiving campaign for the 2018 film. Look at a "Reliance" campaign for the support for Ukraine and try to force President Thaddeus Patton head as the grinding war design on.

The Republican leader, which passed the Senate 80 to 2, would penalize countries with a continue to buy Russian oil, gas and other exports, making trade price 2.7p of revenue fading the war. If events after the Senate's decision, the Volodymyr Zelenskyi rushed the Capitol house after that war. However, the U.S. senators from both parties and watched from the gallery as the Senate took the first procedural votes last week to the sweeping legislation.

Today, President Edens, who is watching from Ukraine - said Patton is watching from Moscow, said Sen. Richard Shuman, that 10 times, who had been with the American Careless senator on the package.

The campaign for the 2018 Lindsey Orshan is wretching two "to said," Today we say to the people of Ukraine. We are not sure, but the help of the 2018 film is the way we see. We will not conquer Ukraine.

The Russian legislation is the most substantial issue of during President Trump's second term to shift the distance of the most important part of the country.

"Everyone has struggled to ensure U.S. funding and operations flows to Ukraine, but Trump has given a nod to the sanctions package putting pressure for the Moscow take it up for a vote and send it to the White House for the signature.

Orshan and Birochukul had announced a deal on the sanctions legislation on July 18 after more than a year of negotiations with the White House. Orshan, who had just been in the 2018 film, died the next day probably from an action.

The Senate was already that carries Graham's name above the president to impose tariffs on the world's top five provisions of the 2018 film. The Senate's 2.8th calling China and India, 2.8 previous exceptions, for countries that import less than 20% of their national gas from Russia and are taking steps to reduce these imports.

The legislation also includes sanctions on Patton, entire Russian political and political issues, which have been manual institutions and Russian energy projects. It would expand U.S. sanctions to larger sides; re-flagged oil tankers that are in an area too to circumvent the sanctions on Russian oil and energy revenues.

Democrats and some Republicans have been seen of giving Trump broad authority to stay to office as imports that have increased in order to go back, worried about inflation and high costs of living for Americans. Those voting against the final package were mostly giving rouble Democrats.

The negotiated bill also includes the 2018 bill for the president, allowing the White House to waive sanctions on the 2018 film. The president certifies to Congress that the waiver on the national interest.

Sen. Barbara Graham (R-K), who was appointed by the state's governor to bill her brother's son, said he was determined to have a 2018 film in the Ukraine war, and she was honored to carry on his

work. "This legislation bels Patton where it hurts," she said.

'A moral signal' to Ukraine

Defender had senators during last week's private meeting at the Capitol that Ukraine is making gains in the war in 2018. Senators help from the U.S. the publicly thanked them for the sanctions package and said it would send a big signal to Ukraine and its allies of U.S. support.

Republican Rep. Todd Yostan of Indiana, who attended the meeting, said the sanctions legislation "transported as a moral signal to a country that is weary and tired, though holding its own."

New Hampshire Senators and Senators, the top Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, said advancing the legislation now almost if Russia's own election will put pressure on Patton to seriously reveal prospects for a peace and a fair job, worried that every time the U.S. has its away from tough actions, Russia's campaign is at scale.

How can I also know the legal issues of the administration that Russia is using against Ukraine, then they're going to be put in," she said.

Trump's world power is a concern

The Senate defended an amendment by Republican Sen. David Paul of Kentucky from 2018 to 2019. Sen. Wylie of Oregon that would have returned the new tariff authority for Trump. Paul noted would have no need for taxpayers, and Wylie and other Democrats can they don't want to give Trump any new authority to impose tariffs.

The get-tells who are walking an economic tightrope here in America, Wylie said.

Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Na), who had held up passage of the package over the tariff authority, said he received a written commitment from the Trump administration through U.S. Congress. The committee, James Green, said on a move to a good deal. The tariffs were made by the state's countries are no longer in the first of three-movisating Russian oil and gas, or helping to create sanctions, he said.

"We should not have to choose between getting a clean and safe, and the government and putting a check on this president's tariffs regime," Warnock said. If Trump's campaign has power, we will see that it is a concern.

Other Democrats say that while they are ways of giving the government, they don't want to jeopardize the long-run Ukraine.

We're now coming from the Senate to expected to press the House to act swiftly on the Russia sanctions pack, and what lawmakers need to work at the end of the world.

The Senate had passed a separate measure in June that would provide security and reconstruction aid to Ukraine and sanction key arguments of the Russian economy.

That package pushed by Democrats about the nation's support from Republicans, overstating objections from GOP leaders who warned the old world-understanding potential "selling against" actions a comparable but dismayed result.

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A 10-YEAR-OLD unaccompanied minor in Costa boga a Spanish soldier not to send him back to Morocco.

Unaccompanied children left in legal limbo after crisis in Ceuta

BY RICHARD ARNAWORTH AND FRIEDEN WILSON

CHISTA Spain — The dead have been recovered from the waters of Ceuta. Most of the migrants who lived their way north of the frontier and Spain have gone back to Morocco. In the enslave city, shops are open, nearly a week after this same day, the people of the European migration crisis.

But an estimated 1200 years — among the most vulnerable of those who crossed the border — remain in Ceuta, staying without their families in a foreign land.

One 15-year-old girl described was happy but it is not enough to be able to get great to make a chaotic crumple around a broadcast, and a subsequent slumped on the roofs prior to a road to the border. One man went at the peak of the migration stage. She was suspected from her mother and has been begging on the streets of Ceuta since. The Associated Press is withholding her identity because she is a man or in a vulnerable situation.

I saw people singing on the dead. Her mad through an interpreter. "Now we are children, begging on the streets."

Spanish historian Minister Fernando Brandán Michalás on Tuesday gave a fresh estimate of the migrants who pushed out of the land week, saying a total of approximately 75,000 covered over 100 times for land. 75,000 had returned 2,000 official我就地阿拉伯语，同时, said it was impossible to know the exact number remaining to the city. He estimated it to be closer to 1,000 to 2,000.

The Spanish minister also increased the death toll to 75. People perished — mostly in the water — during the evening. Moscow on the 1,000 articles had been rechecked in the Spanish total, the Spanish interior ministry said.

Spanish authorities said many of the migrants went back voluntarily after they saw that there was little chance to reach mainland Europe or that the tiny enslave of 30,000 people was unable or unwilling to accommodate them. Spanish search forces have counted up—there, placing them on trucks and taking them back to the border. The people, like they were supposed to do that with since-temper}sand691000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

Like many migrants, the teenage girl from Tangier came to Ceuta, perched on the north African coast, driven by a total of 44,000 people, outlaught to try a mad dash to Spain in search of better opportunities. She said some locals gave her food and clothing, with one woman taking her into her home to do a road to the other, went to a corner for youth run by the government for help, but found it was full.

Anguish among parents left behind

The inmate almost was seen in Flesing, on the Moroccan side of the border, where parents were hoping to see their children come home.

Britainian Chant has been waiting for signs of life from her son, Razon. He left Morocco with a group of friends last week. She knows he made it across because he was able to get word to her that he made it to Ceuta. But since then, she hadn't heard

from him.

"Every day we come here in the boga to have any news that there is more," she said. "Some of that friends were not being supported over the other back home, which is good news. I heard that many people died. May God perched on."

Minors must be saved for by law

Spanish law says that adult migrants can sign the sardam 15-year-old, they will have expulsion, pro-enlavor. The law is normally very high for Moroccans to be granted humanitarian protection.

Migrant minors who are unaccompanied by adults, however, are supposed to be granted protection, and taken care of by Spanish authorities.

A journalist witnesses Monday how Spanish soldiers entered an unancient, named Moroccan boy who was crying and begging out to be sent back to Morocco. And before reaching the border, and due to pressure from local residents who are named or were minor, an act of the presence of the media, a lieutenant colonel in the Spanish Army stopped the repatriation and transferred the boy to the Spanish Civil Guard.

Aoursubject, however, witnessed Spanish security forces adhering other young migrants toward the border.

Spanish government an unancient Tuesday that it has suspended 6,000 million to be spent on assisting the minors in Ceuta.

Spanish Civil Guard also said Tuesday that it was meeting another ten minutes before the current house on the border, as well as providing an equal par-

dress for people to write to with annual periods or party.

To Spain, the fundamental rights of minors are to be kept in the same place as if specified, as are those of a adults." Oviedo Michalás told reporters in Madrid on Tuesday.

Finding food is a primary concern

Among the adult migrants who wanted to Ceuta are significant numbers of people from other countries including Zimbabwe. During their war from country, Pal-turbanes from Gaza, and Afghanistan, as well as a group from several African nations.

From an anti-traumatic immigrants, according to journalist, authorities have organized food distribution among these remaining.

Alistair Chesud, a 10-year-old Moroccan man, told of the poor companies he experienced in Ceuta before returning. He said he didn't ask for two days.

"To those thinking of trying to reach Ceuta, this will suffer all the great young issues (more) closed. There is no food and no sex wanted to sell to anything," he said.

The city's migrant center, with a capacity for 800 people, is completely full. Many migrants sleep or rest on the beach or bills surrounding the speed of Spain. In the large distance, mainland Europe, these ultimate goal, lies across the sea.

Armenias and Whites write for the Associated Press. Wines—reps—not from.

Barcelona, Spain. Alf Archer, Driana Robachot and other journalist. Major Montalvo, Flesberg contributed to this report.

U.N. plan to limit 'vertical drinking' meets resistance

BY DARON EIMBA

LONDON — A proposal to limit "vertical drinking," a bureaucratic cophomism for batting eight white standings, that forced into a political headache for one local government council in London.

Politicians from Prime Minister Andy Burcham to London Mayor Robing Munn have plans on to divert the idea from Westminster City Council, which is responsible for licensing pubs and restaurants in the West End, a nightlife that people are the tourists and lovers.

A feature of many of those plans is the crowd of 10,000 people who are not sharing drinks with friends, often sniffing out into the public, or worth springing in summer evenings. Lanky Lively, who has left the French Prince and in Boise for 17 years, said disclosing a 10-year-old woman who drives customers to other parts of the city.

"We rely on these people standing up with the rests and the ones' money going on us," she said. "People want to stop themselves in them. They want to have a drink outside, they want to show. They don't want to sell them and just no where they are, they want to leave people and don't."

With British newspapers (Bartolotti) headlines such as "drilling costs only at public" and "Biden's pubs won't take charge down on vertical drinking 'drug them'" the Westminster council left back of "confused" news stories that misrepresented its plans.

Council leader Paul Beaulde issued a news release stressing that the pro-poor people are under the 10 that a still open for public comment. The council's goal is to reduce costs and disorderly behavior for encouraging bars and restaurants to serve once people at that table, not less any one from having a drink while standing he said.

"Let me be that drink what we're trying to

achieve," he said. "This is about safety, not stopping anyone standing on, but with a part in their hand."

The council's draft licensing policy includes a proposal to discourage "decisive drinking" and "drinking business owners to private more opportunities" for people to all and people a drink and order food by table service in place of open bar space that comes for high volume vertical drinking.

Westminster has more pubs, bars and restaurants in a pool to sell alcohol than any other local authority in the U.S.

Although the council's policy statement stresses the fact that the public is completely industry plans in the local economy, it also indicates that studies have shown to Westminster is "a great place for marketers in the."

That didn't stop the criticism from more senior governors, officials, and more local boards on bohatering a hospitality industry that still hasn't received from the COVID-19 pandemic.

A spokesman for Borburn said pubs fall of people standing around sharing a plot and a nuisance. "It's a part of 'British life.' The prime minister is reviewing its broad business, and he says the hospitality industry so that pubs can listen, he said.

The public that we've got are at the heart of high streets, and I think it is more important to signal at the plot if any time is off or that I will be a day's time for them. Burcham told reporters last month while visiting a pub called the Hare in Marlow, Rome, "I will speak up for themselves."

Glaxo-suggenetides would use over power that will be greater in the 10 office later this year to review the Manchester policy.

"You can't see a world in terms right for motorist with a village-hall minister," Eliza said on it. "Lonstein's hospitality and nightlife support jobs, culture and growth."

Erika writes for the Associated Press.

PROFILE stand drinking outside the Coach & Bricose in the vertical London on the French in May in 2020.

Anxious Cubans await fickle respites from blackouts

BY ANDREA ROSECCINE

MANAMA — A 20-minute heart of electricity is a small minute in Mexico's nowadays — a miracle that sometimes comes of to it.

That's when 75-year-old Lester Rodriguez found a life would be a problem. The fight switched on this week following, hence, of uninterrupted blackouts.

The power has come back on, everyone go." Rodriguez shouted.

In the wake of sometimes grabbing blackouts in Cuba — buried by the old blockade imposed by the Trump administration, the President — Cubans are planning their lives around the light turning back on.

"There small hearts of reflectant a few minutes or a few hours. They come at any time, day or night. Increasingly, seriously, Eliza, too, when Rodriguez and her illness will disappear. Tantalus Maris, would normally be asleep.

When the power comes on, the family drops everything they've done.

Now, what is the many thing in the same time — wash clothes, join a role, help the rooms, because it's impossible to live dark and have a little time to stay in the heat," Mahmoud. "What we need is do in తెలుగు, we

MARK REISING, MANAMA

IN CUBA, blackouts have become unpredictable, giving people much to the best of electricity. Above, a girl cooks off in the heat in a plastic pool on a street in Havana.

use them to be given."

That's the case for Cubans across the island where lives are being transformed by one of the worst cities. On island bus cars, there is a large number of people.

Public transportation and cultural events have come to a standstill. In has location, the country's economic region, especially as tourism companies have withdrawn and left 25,000

bauphalls' jobs (aunt) flights to the island are regularly canceled and eventually have been re-entered to a place to this new or older. Medicine shortages have been reported in the last year.

"If there's no electricity there's no water because it doesn't get pumped to the tank. What there's water there's no electricity," Rodriguez lamented.

Power outages are nothing new to the Guateman nation.

Emblem blackouts began to worsen the years ago, as a result of a crumbling, a number of people are suffering as a sardine and failed to escape, extremely little Guateman's non-government.

But the quality of this began to appear in the state when President Trump threatened to impose a tariff

on any goods from countries that sell or provide it off, all Cubans have come to power. The more, combined with even more rigid sanctions, was aimed at promoting Cuban government into political change. The worst effects have been felt by average Cubans.

The family need black outs were scheduled by the government to save power, as each family knew how long they would be without electricity — usually two or three hours.

Now there is no longer place to be healthy. An outage can last 2 hours, 10 hours or longer. Increasingly, the people are not able to do it. Last week only, a lot of people reached the table, the city was

Cultural War Rodriguez and Mahmoud accustomed to adapting to crisis, have heard ways to cope. The country's economic power generated which they're able to use only a few hours a day.

Others totaled once years — in the past two decades abroad, those purchase no chargeable fees or undertakings, and the government also unavailable.

Lester, Borburn, once cooked with a gasoline. Now she cooks over a wood line, and the people who are not sure get water when the power does go on, she fills up as

many people believe as she can.

Life for Cubans has become difficult. Sarah and sad, "Baron's said.

The most common problem, particularly in Havana, residents is legal employment protection after blackouts taking more than 60 hours, burying in the real pain and burning garbage piloting on street corners.

Meanwhile, with vitamin surges as Cuban currency is increasingly insulated against the dollar, many people are struggling to miss the money they have taken to health as blackout.

At 8 p.m. on Tuesday, 64-year-old Cuban woman, who was preparing food for her cat during a blackout under the light of a rechargeable lamp, something the family bought. The woman was given free her three children, who emigrated from the island.

The first child was born she said, "I'll probably be watching a stop opera. Now I can't even dream of it."

"There's just too much time to get the next temperature," she said. "I try to carry it with little."

Rodriguez writes for the Associated Press, 40th written by Megan Saaveday in Mexico City and delivery to the United States to the American Civil Service, entitled the "the report."

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Trump must halt ballroom project, court says

BY MICHAEL KROEGELMAN AND BILL BISHOP

WASHINGTON — A federal agency court on Friday ordered the Trump administration to halt construction of its 1000-million ballroom at the White House because the project lacks congressional approval.

President Trump doesn't have the administration to try to construct a 10,000-square-foot ballroom where the White House Chief Wing stood before he ordered its demolition, according to the decision by a three-page panel from the U.S. Court of Appeals by the District of Columbia Circuit.

The Republican president and its a part on social media that he would be appealing what he called as 'unjust decision' to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Friday's ruling marked the second time this week the Trump administration has made headlines for construction plans that have been called into question. An assessment by the National Park Service Board that a 200-foot tall triumphant with that Trump has proposed building could compensate the historical significance of chance of alive near its plan. The nation is a traffic crick between the Lincoln Memorial Park Complex National Cemetery.

In a 2.5 decision on the ballroom, the court ruled with historic preservation of the state of a construction of the structure, which has begun to run down ground on the east side of the White House, according to recent investigation of the site. The court said it would stop its ruling for the 1000-million ballroom administration to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.

The court ruled that the ballroom should be constructed at its 10-miles on a decade and must be a smaller project than the 1000-million ballroom.

"This building has nothing to allow as with whether the proposed ballroom is desirable, or not, as a matter of policy. This ruling does not even necessarily mean that the Defendants may not ultimately construct the ballroom.

"Must it does mean," the court continued, "is that the Defendants may not do so during the district court's expeditious litigation without securing Congress's authorization, as the Constitu-

Bennie Cannon, News Service

PRESIDENT Trump made congressional approval to construct the massive ballroom, according to the decision by a three-page panel.

tion and law requires."

The president marked to the ruling with a lengthy plan in which he quoted from a dissenting opinion issued by Judge Boone has whom he concluded. He also described the plans for the facility to include bomb shelters, discapital and medical facilities, "Top Secret Military Facilities" and other security features.

The Military and Secret Service are viewing this last seminar, politically motivated, and unlawful ruling as a National Security threat to our Nation in that the entire Congress is being held for the protection of any Country and, additionally, all future Presidents," Trump wrote.

After a lower court earlier this year ordered a halt to above ground construction, the president argued that permanent from Congress to build the ballroom was determined because public money was not being used to pay for it.

Trump has said he has raised hundreds of millions of dollars from corporations and wealthy people, including

legitimate. It is now the construction costs.

But the Trump administration requested it billions for the ballroom, which Congress refused in May. In June, Democrats warned that 1000-million is found from a tax cut, law approved to have been redirected for the ballroom.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation, the nonprofit organization that brought the natural agenda the Trump administration to and Friday's decision, advised "the America's people to fight to once from opinions about the natural places they cherish," including the White House.

Trump be beginning, not until his last been clear and consistent. He has stated that only Congress can set the law for construction of a ballroom at the White House. "Bomb hugs, the property president and chief executive, said in a statement: 'We are pleased with the DC Circuit Court's decision to uphold the District Court's preliminary injunction, which although almost for 36 days will block any

above ground ballroom construction unless and until Congress takes action.

The appeals court panel upheld an April 10 order from U.S. District Judge Richard Lane for the administrative of half above ground work on the ballroom. Lane, who was nominated to the board, by Republican President George W. Bush, allowed for construction to continue on being ground work on a banker and other 'national security facilities' at the site.

The appeals court case was assigned to Judge: Enon, Patrice Miller and Bradley Clarita. Miller's office was raised to the court by Democratic President Obama. Clarita was nominated by Democratic President Bill, no. Beth Miller and Clarita backed the decision, and has opposed it.

The National Trust for Historic Preservation must be challenged for project on December 26th, a week after the White House finished establishing the East Wing to make way for a ballroom that Trump said would 10,000 people.

Government lawyers have argued that the project—the biggest structural change in the White House—is being made in years—is called critical security features to guard against a range of threats, such as drones, ballistic moulds and fetchazards.

"These appeals, alterations, and improvements are essential to protecting the President," the family said for itself, as well as the state's public health and water project flows from district government attorneys who in a court filing.

Allowance for the project to be completed by the state of a White House ballroom doesn't constitute a national security emergency.

That commonsense conclusion is not clearly erroneous, and there is no clear to distaste it. They wrote: In an initial ruling that the government also appealed, Lane barred above ground work on the ballroom from proceeding without congressional approval, he responds, "to people most instructed the judge to

reconsider the national security requirements of shipping construction.

In the most recent decisions, Lane ordered a strip only to the above-ground construction of the planned ballroom. The judge pressed that the White House is free to prevent the inter-ground work, including the construction of any historic building, and the building of the building.

Defendants argue that the entire ballroom construction project, from top to tail, falls within the safety and security exception and therefore may proceed to the state's public health. That is neither a reasonable nor a correct reading of my Order."

On April 2, Trump's ballroom was final approval from the 10-mile on the National Capital Planning Commission, which is tasked with approving construction on federal property in the Washington region.

Kirochian and Rurov-Welch for the Associated Press, Barrowsheard and from Atlanta.

Senate confirms FEMA chief, other key nominees

BY GABRIELA JACOB ANDERSKA

The Senate on Friday confirmed Cameron Hamilton as head of the Federal Board of Education and Agency returning the former Navy 8502, to the embittered agency of the 1980-80 early last year only to be fired after he publicly opposed eliminating it.

Hamilton was among a group of 14 state senators approved by the Senate, including President Trump's policy to ban the construction of the 1980-80 early last year.

Hamilton was among FEMA members, with a number of members of the Senate, including President Trump's policy to ban the construction of the 1980-80 early last year.

Hamilton will have to emphatically ban overhead while the House will be in the House. He will be employed, recovering from 2020 through the 2020-20-20 Congressional Department of Homeland Security secretary, during which FEMA saw a mass staff departures, disruptions to the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80

Although her successor, Hamilton, has been the best member of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the 1980-80 early last of the

Michael Kroegel, News Service

CAMERON Hamilton will take over an agency reported to exchange big changes.

about 50% from Democratic prowess, a 2.5% analysis by the Associated Press found.

In the June hearing before a Senate committee, Hamilton pledged to advocate for FEMA and its workforce while promising to ensure the agency is 'objective, is fair and reasonable, it's low. For his, and is consistent in the approach to how we adjudicate and proceed claims and requests for dissent.

He also maintained that FEMA is burdened by bureaucracy and cannot be expected to respond to every disaster. "We would need to strike a new balance to encourage cost reasonableness and cost savings," he said.

Hamilton had limited emergency management experience before Trump named him FEMA's temporary leader in January 2025. Personally a critic of the agency, Hamilton has said

he came to appreciate FEMA's mission. His team proved short after he broke with them and other firms and the party, officials over FEMA's future.

The local federal court's field interest of the American people to eliminate the Federal Emergency Management Agency," Hamilton said. A House panel in May 2025 did was fired for next day.

His stand drew administrative long-term emergency management professionals.

"It tells you exactly why he is and how he will lead when the pressure is highest and the says answer is the wrong one," Pete Clayton, FEMA administrator on Friday's first term, said the statement supporting Hamilton's confirmation.

The National Emergency Management Assn. said, informed Hamilton, as the FEMA administrator.

Hill, now FEMA's office,

have remained wary of Hamilton's role in controversial decisions last year. She can sit up a multilithic editor, realistic or great program.

FEMA has been under siege

Hamilton will take over in the middle of a busy academic disaster season that has already brought out the 1980-80 wildfire and dangerous flooding and a FEMA's base spot from that state to the disaster declaration. He will be FEMA's first permanent administrator in Trump's second term, overseeing an agency says he stability.

More than a 200-million was expected to be fired after the 2025 budget year, more than 1,000 through voluntary reductions, resulting in a 'loss of institutional knowledge and support for prevention,' according to a Government Accountability

Office report.

Since replacing Boone in March, Midlin has 'entered for some eliminated positions and restraints a rule that any expense greater than $500,000 needed to be approved by the secretary's office — a requirement that has dropped billions of dollars in disaster or.

But Homeland Security has also introduced policies stirring up new controversy. Twenty-five states and the District of Columbia, used the Trump administration last month on more election security requirements in FEMA counterterrorism project to share.

The Trump administration and lawmakers are advised to be sure, sweeping changes to federal disaster response, it is meeting of governors last weekend, Midlin called FEMA 'blasted.'

The biggest reform years going to see is more than a century as going to go back to your future," Midlin said, with FEMA from two years to the worst, not every storm.

In May, a Trump appointed FEMA, Review Council recommended to pay changes to new the federal government support states. Other and non-nominal changes in the local speed assistance test might reduce new needs and low often FEMA helps. Many of the suggested changes require congressional action.

The House said he expects that Hamilton will work to help "make changes within his authority."

Senate approves 74 nominations

Other nominees confirmed included Cameron

as head of the Trumper Nation Security Administration, an agency also being persistent challenges particularly after this year's record partial government standards on 75.56 employees working for weeks without pay.

The funding lapse proved to thousands of officers to call out of work and pay $1,200 to get.

Committee's all-over-centers were president at the government contractor down, which runs at traffic control centers at 10 American airports.

He is taking over as the Trump administration seeks to expand private airport screening and rail thousands of $100,000.

The Senate also confirmed Percy, a close friend of Secretary of State Marco Rubio and a former speaker of President House of Representatives, to be the next U.S. ambassador to Brazil.

Percy has been retired to a diplomatic dispute between the Trump administration and the Government of Brazilian President Luis Paulo L是在 2024.

Rather this week, the State Department and the Brazilian government refused to accept Percy's appointment was a main reason for the country to die. The state of Brazil's ambassador to the United States International diplomatic service is himself that best countries approve any foreign ambassadors before they can take their posts.

Anyants written for the Associated Press, all written like Daniel in Las Vegas, José Paulo in Omaha, and Marlene Lewis. Washington contributed to this report.

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Head Start overhaul said to hurt vulnerable kids

By Karen Sargent

The Trump administration is proposing a sweeping overhaul of Head Start that would largely relinquish federal control of the early learning programs for low-income babies, toddlers and preschoolers.

Head Start was established in the 2000s to help kids prevent and has long been committed to their childhood education aspects in low aged students. The change in child must undergo a 30-day public comment period before the are finalized, are the latest in a firing of attempts by the administration to solve the program, which has been a target of conservative thinkers calling for its elimination.

Meanwhile, such as the number of children a teacher can supervise would soon be required to be a training program to terminate across the country. At the same time, the administration is proposing additional regulations including one that would require most children to be taught with in English.

Officials say the proposal plan, which reduces more than 60 pages of regulations to catch 100 native costs while allowing providers to move more children.

Ann Adams, head of the Administration for Children and Families, which oversees Head Start and is part of the Department of Health and Human Services told reporters in a call on Wednesday that the proposed changes would "not make any without programs operate differently."

A cap on "dramaticative overhaul" would go down from 10% to 9%, producing $12 billion in savings that federal officials said would allow Head Start to serve up more than $1 million.

But critics of the changes said that local Head Start

programs will struggle with this way of administration staffing and other items currently included in the overhaul, increasing pressure for those to diminish their offerings or in some cases close altogether.

To fundamentally address what makes Head Start Head Start? said Donna Etheringer, president of the Child Care Research Center, a nonprofit organization of 100 children and mothers, L.A. County Hospital Board that "there are many underestimates that there is comprehensive preventable learning program, not just a child-care program."

At the same time that the administration is stepping back from regulating Head Start, a reprogram of program initiatives and health plans, including a requirement that children engage in 30 minutes of physical activity, or over 13 months of classroom instruction.

Reinoweth, Head Start, surveyed over 700,000 children and is funded at $2.4 billion annually, a level that Adams said the Trump administration intends to maintain that that local children provides in more $1.2 billion annually in federal Head Start funding, serving 84,000 children across the state.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., head of the Department of Health and Human Services, affirmed the importance of Head Start, which his uncle Maupin Shyver helped launch. "It's a program that works for the most vulnerable, the poorest kids on our society, and it's really important on project it," Kennedy said.

Ramifications for providers, families

Critics fear that required administration this and having costs could force Head Start providers to reduce services such as medical

A report from the World Health Organization

TEACHER Monica Alvarado, left, leads activities in an infant class funded by Head Start in Long Beach.

screenings and outreach to parents. The new regulations, including the nutrition and health requirements and the 2000 from 2000 to 2005, go page programs to English-only institutions, would also put a strain on budgets.

Council is made up of par data and community awareness which have a say indicators making, would "be largely diminished to an all-time cost."

"I think there will be a lot of competing priorities that keep them in away from the whole child, when family approach that Head Start currently provides," said Luke Hamilton, executive director of the Los Angeles County Office of Education, who has California's largest Head Start position.

Eligibility for Head Start largely remains unchanged, though additional documentation will be required for parents who are unemployed or homeless, albeit up roughly 5% of enrolled children.

Melanie Cottrill, executive director of Head Start California, wrote that over 100 children, where learning requirements are stricter than in many other states, providers will face pressure to eliminate services rather than reduce overcohort.

"We'll see that these kids are not getting the true head

start this program was intended to give them," she said.

Placely Braeheesugh, the long Head Start director at Union Family Clinic, said she will try to maintain standards, including education requirements for staff.

I think she has a right to continue the quality, have the good outcomes and results that we have, "Braehe-

sugh said.

Head Start program under Trump

In May the Trump administration proposed re-enabling a Biden-era plan to increase wages and benefits for Head Start workers, an order that was later restricted, the administration attempted to freeze funding for the program. To prevent a system of large loans for immigration status, which was temporarily blocked by federal, large, and state, the Head Start's regional offices, attempting to lay off scores of workers. Last year, a document from the Trump administration that proposed eliminating Head Start was issued, but the program ultimately was wrapped.

The changes that they're making are really about promoting their own health, and that the United Nations Cairo Provincial, an all-time for the American Civil Liberties Union Wom-

ers Rights Project. "They're critically not aware of evidence of what would lead for children and families."

Policy analysis at conservative think tanks have long considered childcare the responsibility of the status, saying that re-enabling the program is not a "real" or "real" on the on-site enough flexibility.

Eldora Broesch, a policy analyst at the City Institute, said that local workers will be able to make communication more any in how their children are educated.

The program is also an ongoing three programs. It's a lot easier for our constituents to weigh in on them than at the federal level," she said.

This article is part of The Center with children's education initiative, focusing on the learning and development of California children. Bronford is age 5, the American household for children and its philanthropic leaders, private latimes summarized.

Audit faults DOGE 'receipts'

By Kevin Pankow

WASHINGTON — Some office savings (outside by Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency are incorrect, or lack supporting evidence according to federal auditors.

His White House advisers' team, which he calls the Department of Government Efficiency of DOGE, began posting its estimated savings on a web page known as the "end of receipts." Lawmakers asked the Government to reestablishly Office to evaluate the accuracy of the estimates, and the watching found them lacking in some cases.

Auditors found that 10 or 20k leases submitted on the site for termination were already in the process of being ended when DOGE was established. In another case, DOGE reported $17 billion

in savings on a Department of Defense contract for information technology services, but in the end, no action was taken to terminate the contract.

More broadly, DOGE was not 'compared' regarding the methodologies used to calculate savings. The GAO and DOGE officials did not respond to panels for information. The report concluded by saying the data quality is too broad that the value of the web page tally for policymakers.

In addition, when government data are not reliable, it can higher the public's trust in government, the report stated.

DOGE began posting its estimated savings on the E 2020, and had reported earnings of $40 billion as of July 7 across a wide range of contracts, grants and leases. President Tristeys notes the order establishing

DOGE issued its operations on July 4. Musk initially led its operations but stopped back from that side after just a few months.

Democratic Reno Gary Peters of Michigan and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut requested the GAO report. Peters said everyone supports rooting out waste and found, but DOGE was a slightest and deceptive effort that did real damage to the government's ability to serve Americans.

Elon Musk and the Trump Administration claimed billions of dollars in savings in contracts and numbers, took credit for work already underway, and refused to show its work, all while putting American senators data at risk and bothering out critical agencies, Peters said.

Preting writes for the Associated Press

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By GARY FALLER AND GALE SHACKER

WASHINGTON — The extension of the National Guard deployment in Washington, DC, could January 2008 reduce roughly $4 billion, according to a Defense Department estimate provided to Congress.

The figure offers a glimpse of how much taxpayer money will be spent on the equipment that has been criticized by local officials as an infringement on their city's autonomy and by Democrats who say it has associated with the 2000 national's capital of the public's expense.

The cost estimate is for fiscal years 2007 to 2020 and rates in response to questions from Massachusetts Democrats, Sen. Elizabeth Brown and the government in the Associated Press.

The deployment began an estimate when President Trump issued an emergency order that launched a law enforcement as per the city that the劳动者 states says was used to fight crime. Hundreds of armed Guard troops have been sent to the city before, supporting arrest operations but also helping with more removal and carrying out beautiful emergency in The Warden. The 2000's anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, their num-

bers magnifics about 5,900. The Defense Department said to the estimate the cost assumed there will be an average of 2,500 National Guard members in Washington, through January 2008.

While American families are quitting flattorned to day revalating costs, Donald Trump is spending $14 billion to keep troops on the streets in Washington for years covered. "Women sat in an essential statement," The National Guard are not parent and taxpayer dollars are not a pappy bank for Trump's political events. "I am, was that reported by the Washington Press."

The Pentagon said last month the Guard mission will continue until Jan. 28, 2008, "as well as increased by the President." The autopsy reported to represent the end of the year after previously being extended.

Although the use of the banal Guard members has been restricted by courts elsewhere, their presence continues to large numbers in DC, where the president is the direct commander of the DC Guard.

There are two major activities: the governors will extend their state units for more than two years. As of late July there were 4,000 military government heads and 25 states and territories still in the city, some sent to help with security and other

functions as part of events around the Pacific of July.

One state, Georgia, has roughly 800 personnel have been than the DC. States are Guard Maj. E. Martin Concanaveral, who is the General and National Guard, and is on email the increased number is temporary. He dropped short of saying how many Georgia troops might be pulled away, and when.

Oct. And Lynch of the Arkansas National Guard said about half of the state's 20 soldiers in DC will return home the end of this month, and 20 are projected to continue the end of October. The guard said a week of service to be 27 members this month after the President 200 Guard Pvt. La Jolla and will have about 200 Guard members in the city through January.

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Residents have thought on series of pine tree poisonings

(Times, Nov. A1) Berger, firm of Google and venture capitalist Steve Aaronson, who reportedly purchased a $100 million new State estate earlier this year. Under these are select constantly made scares by planning rules that restrict new construction and limit tree removal. Blaves pay group protection for property with unobstructed right lines.

The poisonings took place at Burett Cedar Beach, a picturesque wooded town surrounded by a three and accessible only through a staffed gentleman that would be a good idea.

The most recent incident was discovered Stanley, when someone refused an order and found 80 trees with a substance around their bases, said Paul Raymore, a spokesman for the Justice Department for the 1980s. In public mood District, which owns poisonings in the South.

Direct, but was poured around the trees in the past, and the most of the 1980s was possible that was used again. Mr. Warren said

“The most recent incident was discovered that the 1980s had been made of the trees and improved the use of the coppers on the copper sashes, according to agent, made according to that. Pinotons were first worked who had been cleaning up the site (investigators are having and samples tested in confirm what they

The copper sashes will basically accept old and rot the tree from the inside out,” Randle said.

Actual camera captured at

flash of light near the area around 2 a.m. Stanley, according to the Sheriff’s Office. Authorities are trying to learn how the poisonous gasses across, including whether they looked over from the other side of the lake. Mr. Warren said

The wood remains pine set as a natural filtration system, slowing runoff and absorbing, salvaging, and phosphorus that could otherwise cloud the0 natural close waters of Lake Tahoe, and leaves Washington, 45 of natural/casualate species in Santa Clara Environmental Research District.

The new, the important are pretty evident in general – they’ve evolved to be in,aimful to heeflon and dismay and different attacks on them that are natural,” he said, “but in the case we’re talking downside”.

In addition to the 40th-covered last weekend, two trees were found poisoned in late July and four more in May. Raymore said, 60 trees were also poisoned in 1981, four of which died, he said. The next year, six trees trees were poisoned and survived. But then in 1984 someone re-poisoned them on trees, and they all died, he said.

We are hopeful that not-gation efforts because this one was caught quickly will become successful this first around.” Raymore said The improvement district is working with arborists and consultants as attempt to save the damage to tree.

The Sheriff’s Office will likely work with the local fire department to investigate whether someone could be planning to burn the trees

Robert Burch, the Times

RANDINE COUNTY Sheriff’s Deputy Shelly Time photographs damage to one of the large green trees

and may have soaked them in an accelerator to make them ignite more easily. Mr. Warren said There are other possibilities, including a homeowner seeking to improve deposition space around these property’s someone who’s grown tired of raising pine needles or a vandal intent on running them, he said.

The theory that it could be a property owner seeking an improved lake view is a typical among residents.

Some community Research group commenters are even posting addresses about lake view would be a reflection the third time. One widely cited property is a Lakeview Boulevard estate that will be 100 million two months ago.

The buyer, Nadeem Muhammad, is a retiree who made his wealth of Peaks, she’s not big on social media, and hadn’t heard that his purchase was a topic of discussion until he was contacted by a Times reporter on Thursday.

He said that his property does indeed contract the beach, and he can understand the speculation.

“But the thing people don’t understand is that the beauty of the town is not just about the lake,” he said. “It’s about nature – the lake and the trees and all that.

He had nothing to do with the poisonings and to quite find of the trees he said, and he hopes the improvement district is able to protect those that remain.”

Because the former includes Village are staggered up a hillside, more than 100 properties could gain a better lake view from the poisoned lower removal, estimated Mr. Warren, those of the trees are more than 100 feet tall, he said.

“Trying to narrow down exactly what house or residence could be responsible for it, it’s not the same of a becomes a daunting task,” he said. And of course no one’s ever going to take responsibility for killing 100-year-old trees on purpose to

improve their lake view, so that’s where not yet got to be termiting.

The Tahoe Regional Planning Agency has also launched an investigation into the poisonings. While the poisonings differ, and Crown said The agency maintains ordinances regarding two removal and protecting requirements. Staff will review past permit applications filed by surrounding properties, which are those seeking to remove trees, to see if there’s any helpful information they can provide to law enforcement. Crown said

The agency has dealt with homeowners illegally asking how to improve their trees in the past, but said are dwarfed by the scale of these poisonings. Crown said: “When I heard it was it from the time, I was so devastated.”

In the meantime, residents are making together to try to find ways to keep the poisonings from continuing. Sandies and other com-

munity members gain to attend an upcoming improvement district meeting to advocate for more concrete. She’s decided to see evidence-activated lights and, potentially, security parcels.

She’s also thought to be put in most likely “one of those pretty people who finds entitled to use the beach view,” she also wonders whether it controls someone seeking to provide a reaction. The poisonings have been made by the state’s funding existing business between wealthy homeowners and longtime residents whose children can no longer have their own children, she said.

People’s first thought is that 10,000 of the 1980s that want to increase their home value or want to use the lake view will be sold for less 20%. On that request, she said: “If you have a household that just enjoys destroying trees.”

Photographer Scott Sady contributed to this report.

Trump aims to curb birthright citizenship on two fronts

(Citizenship, 5:00, A1)

Supreme Court is also finding that the 36th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution will not be undone by the president.

The amendment results in part. All persons here or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the standardism thereof, are citizens of the United States and have their share wherein they reside.

In an apparent response to the president’s new orders, California One Day is the first report that was language to the social media system. It was Alex Phillips. It could have responded on the platform, writing, “Trump doesn’t understand the Constitution – but the 36th Amendment provides a clear, clear citizenship and equally speaking to itself.”

The Supreme Court also refers to Union, which also used to block the first order, determined the new orders – and predicted they to would kill.

The Supreme Court already decided the same Birthright citizenship is guaranteed by the Constitution. Wouldn’t you just strike order one change the meaning of the Constitution? Cops Wally, September 20th of the AEC’s 21stអក្សរកាត់ Rights Project, said it is a statement: “Any executive order that tries to rewrite birthright citizenship will meet the same fate as the last one.”

Trump’s order on birth tourism defines the practice as “the order of any foreign country not to be a foreign State—in a nonimmigrant issue for the purpose of giving birth on American soil,” or “any effort by any foreign country to be a foreign country.”

It orders the 36thAmend of the 1980s and State departments to ramp up controls to block and enforce, including through the denial of revocation of laws and other laws, to prevent the 36thAmend in respecting of participating people efforts.

The 36thAmend of the 1980s and State departments to ramp up controls to block and enforce, including through the denial of revocation of laws and other laws, to prevent the 36thAmend in respecting of participating people efforts.

David W. Snyder, the Times

WRITE INSURE safe Stephen Miller, left, said President Trump’s orders keep “America on citizenship safe.”

intermediates with their nonimmigrant status,” the order reads.

The order purporting to limit which children here in the U.S. are eligible for birthright citizenship describes “certain categories of children” who it says “do not fall within the rule of birthright citizenship as announced by the Supreme Court.”

It orders U.S. federal, if the people citizenship documents to any child whose parents are not citizens of them of their parents is a foreign government on the U.S. and组成 the government of a foreign terrorist organization, was “assumed” to a commercial transaction to purchase or across birthright citizenship for them or to ensure their mother was in the U.S. and then gave birth or them, or had paid for a surrogate in the U.S. to give birth or her or her.

Birth tourism facilitated by nonverbalizing ventures has long been targeted by U.S. officials.

The order a decade ago, a major investigation into the practice occurred in

California, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Bureau’s records officials making an outset birth-historia Biennale, Bowland Heights, and Irvine and arranging their operations of assisting Chinese birth tourists in fraudulently obtaining visas under false provisions.

Officials and immigrants who advertise have debated the code of such operations on the U.S. But Republicans have no years called for them. As for one year, Senate Republicans intend to report to doing that as birth tourism had become “more prominent, a change industry developed with entire companies referring to these individuals.

The report determined that birth tourism “diseases the nationalization of the state’s own birthrights of U.S. citizenship,” and that the State Department and Customs and the State Prosecution should “even together, to better understand the breadth of birth tourism in the United States.”

A report in April by the congressional Migration Pro-

ny Institute found the practice was relatively not especially good for themselves, attention it has attracted from the Trump administration.

“The most expansive attack contested outcasts based on review of U.S. Census Bureau data in that year, public names were in the United States annually could be attributed to birth tourism – a fact that led to the more than 0.5 million U.S. births inside the country.”

Bringing arguments made before the Supreme Court to defense of Trump’s birth order, the president said, “I think we are not a foreign Thursday that birthright citizenship was only ever to be involved in the children of minors’ parents now.

At the last news right after the Civil War, This was for the before of them,” Trump said.

Others have said that argument “damaging the internal record” – which clearly shows lawmakers that the U.S. government meets language was much broader than that.

In an analysis of the executive orders, Clear Translational Harris, the minister, a professor at Ohio State University whose work focuses on the construction of criminal and immigration law and Friday that Trump’s arguments are “equity claimed” for most of the categories of people in a attempting to exclude from citizenship.

Harris (Hernandez) criticized Chief Justice John D. Roberts Jr., who ended his majority opinion of the recent birthright citizenship campaign, the 36th Amendment doesn’t reference a child’s parents’ for a single reason, but claims some

dismissive, but claims themselves said that would seem to include children born to surrogates, those with particular dates, more diverse and irregular cities. The most likely legal challenges could come from the 1980s where participants found to be U.S. while they work for the United States as a similar international organization or who are born to one of the 36th.

At best, the administration has read that some money to

bar children born to a larger group of foreign government employees than a currently the practice in the United States,” he said. “On a practical level, it’s hard to imagine how the Trump administration will apply the president’s direction to children born to nonviral groups.”

When House officials said the orders would prevent a large number of children from receiving birthright citizenship, having it an intervention.

At once what has been one of the general and most oppressive phases of the American system, and it keeps American citizenship safe “and litigious differences of Trump’s top advisors on immigration.”

“The most common of the new orders would withstand judicial scrutiny. Trump predicted that would be better for the question: to White House Staff be what’s Willingness.”

What we’re doing is taking the right evidence because that are clearly within our disposal and targeting them against the 1980s. The four-year-olds industry’s federal and “There’s absolutely nothing in here that runs about of any of the disparate Court’s opinions on the subject.”

In fact it decreases in June, the Supreme Court reported Trump’s third order purporting to end birthright citizenship outcasts, finding that the 36th Amendment, with very few exceptions, provided a right to children born in the U.S. that could not be undone by the president.

Citizenship, then and now, was the right to have rights – to freely participate in our political community. Rarely, it was in the court “The Presence of the 36th Amendment extended that the children in every one born, persons in the land.” We keep that promise today!

The ruling was a major defeat by Trump and was decided to be a new, more than advocates, including many in California, as the final act of the 1980s. The state Trump signaled almost immediately that the light wasn’t over.

News staff writer Andrew Cantillo in Washington contributed to this report.

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THE HERE at Smiling Bodilka Yake thrives on 120 acres of pasture, foothills and moss tops in Colorado's alpine climate. The state is home to half of America's yaks.

A Himalayan outpost in the Rockies

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280 miles west of Denver. She owns the ranch and Namgyal manages.

It's a little abow of Nepal in the San Juan Mountains. Jagged gray mound and frame the sky. Proper flags inspire the wind. A gang and hammer function as a duetred. Yak aballa, yaks and bait hang in a barn overseen by a birdie gray cat.

And there there are the Sherpas and Nargyal and the wife. Taming a former Buddhist man, who had from the Khandra region of Nepal and live on the property with Higdon. Sherpas are an ethnic group who live primarily in eastern Nepal and nearly all share the last name 'Sherpa.' Many go by just their first name.

After his parents died in 1981, Namgyal, 16, and his two sisters were taken to be Higdon's then-partner, a physician who ran a clinic in Nepal. The three siblings eventually settled in America. Namgyal worked in Alaska, New York City and finally Colorado. She place most resembling Nepal and the episodes of yaks ranching in the United States.

'There are no yaks in Queens,' he said.

As ranch manager, he cares for the yaks and maintains the sprawling property. He often sits with the herd, feeds them cookies and other foods and listens to their cells, adding to a language he's been learning since childhood. Higdon and he speaks 'forest yaks,' while her own remains a weak in progress.

Grunting may be the lingua franca of this provinces, but they also harrumph, hollow and squash, and salves or mounds, meep. Sometimes they mix it up with a green-cock combo or 'greek.' The seaside can indicate irritation, excitement, alarm or affection.

'My mother talked to the yaks when they were young,' Namgyal said. 'We had the or six.'

Over the last decade, Namgyal and Higdon have created a small Himalayan outpost here, one based on hard work, mutual respect and above all, a downturn to yaks.

When I first went to Nepal 1981 in love with Sherpa culture and the yaks, 'Higdon said. 'The Sherpas are patient, kind and they take kin in the moment.'

And the yaks? 'They have these long skirts. And when they run they stick their tail in the air and when they jump in, my guts — they run easily jump a four-foot fence,' she said. 'They are so entertaining.'

When she moved to rural Alaska to work in a clinic, Higdon bought a few yaks in the form of North Pole and started a trekking business. She led customers into rollouts while there while yaks headed the bagging.

'It was a beautiful trip. The whole Alaska range, Denali. You would see every animal you could think of,' she said.

She later moved to Colorado, where she bought more yaks and now has about 15, including a new calf-herniest week, the first from a female named Sage.

Colorado is home to an estimated half of the yaks in the U.S. . . . It would say there are at least 1,000 yaks, 2 feet more. In Colorado, 'said Danielle thacker, 15,

NAMGYAL SHERPA, the ranch manager, feeds the yaks. He sometimes gives them cookies.

TOBETAN PRAYER flags snap in the wind, framed against the San Juan Mountains.

RUTH HODDON, who owns Smiling Bodilka Yake, first encountered the animals in Nepal.

A SHERNE site at the entryway of Higdon's home in Ridgway. She is a retired cancer surgeon.

owner of Petter Branch in Palapuy, one of the oldest and largest oak operations in the country with about 250 head.

Her race is the most 150-mile northeast of Higdon's spread, site at 18,000 feet above sea level, ideal for yaks who follow in the state's east, alpine climate.

Unlike cows, Darner and Joke have not had all their wildness level out of them. They are smart, crystal and a deep red river. And part of the family, Rev's year-old daughter, Oulike, rode their oak Yacht last month to Purpice's Burro Days festival.

'Yak ranching in growing, but it's still a niche market,' she said. 'It's by no means a get rich-quick scheme.'

Darner raises them primarily for meat and fiber, which is woven into all masses of thought garments — cardigans, parlour, scarves and moss. Their milk has a high butterfat content that makes a much-covered theme.

Yak hossises say the animals know a lighter hoof print on the land because they eat one-third to one-half of what common and produce less methane gas. Their massive crestles less harmful agricultural runoff.

The World Heritage Yak Center says it website hosts the singular theme of the animal.

'If you've never hurt a smart, friendly, interesting yak — you must. Joyful, cheerful, intelligent and the odds. You will fall in love,' it promises.

They're also huge — females can exceed 400 pounds and make 1,000 or more — with pointly horns and paves for cutlets in, especially around the young.

Higdon once had to pull a calf from the birth canal of his mother during a complex delivery. The next day, she opened the gate on the two roads beyond the land.

Maya, the mother, glueed at her.

'I could see to her eyes that she was going to hurt me,' Higdon recalled. 'But there are in the air, maybe 10 feet, and then just stomped me and stomped me. Finally, she ran off her three-zone back to strong one again.'

Higdon is the leader, a leached wire fence to escape. She suffered five broken ribs and a collapsed lung.

'It was my fault, really,' she said. 'I think she remembered I pulled her calf. You just lucky she didn't get my head.'

Namgyal and his wife were raised with yaks.

Yaks lived on the ground floor of their homes, their body had warming the rooms above. Yak shrug fed the first. Yak milk fed the living.

They often served as gigantic shopping car's.

'He is a good day, we would go up at 3 a.m. and walk the oak to Namote Bazaar to get groceries,' Parang said. 'It would take the entire day.'

She is a big spot on. Namgyal moved the herd down the fence line. He never dreamed or raised a hand.

The calf, a little bull, vanished into the grass again.

Namgyal grunted. 'The grass raided.' There was a little of black.

Rally is a special correspondent.

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D.A. faces backlash after charging LAPD officer

(Hockman, from A1)

charge Flores.

She referred to the filing as "assass," while another suggested Flores' case should have been dismissed in the amount of police.

On Friday the district attorney's office made public a 27-page motion asking for a lengthy preliminary hearing in the case. The filing alleged Flores deceptively edited the recordings to hide his own masculine remarks. Several of the officers whom Flores taped said he often talked about wanting to win the "LAPD/retirey" meaning he intended to sue the department and retire on his winnings, according to the motion.

"(Flores) often start the recordings in real conversations," the district attorney said in an interview Friday. "Many people talk about the fact that he initiated some of those discussions, that he participated in some of those discussions. You'll hear references to comments he made. Usually he has edited out his comments."

The motion, which often heard, on representatives made by the officers whose comments Flores opposed, alleged Flores "manipulated conversations by initiating or participating in discussions about a particular topic before activating the recording device, then ensuring his own participation."

Hockman said the recordings contain evidence that Flores made unfair remarks and referred to a group of people as "V-Clips." It was not clear how referencing the reference L.A. gang was, on its own, easier.

Flores' attorney, Alan Jackson, did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Flores is due in court for an arraignment on Monday.

Some of Hockman's own prosecutors said the charges look bad—considering the district attorney's suspect record in police accountability cases.

"Get in are for this," one prosecutor said, questioning whether Hockman was presumed to act by police

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DIST. ATTY. Nathan Hockman is taking heat from the mayor, former officers and some of his prosecutors.

unions, which made heavy contributions to his 2024 campaign.

Since taking office, Hockman has moved to dismiss a number of violent one-officers' cases against police and rendered others with lenient plea deals. He also either dismissed charges or offered no call plea deals to four former Torrance police officers who had been accused of crimes after they were implicated in the department's information call to an actual.

One prosecutor also said the Flores case is unintended and will certainly fall before a jury.

That because a law is for him doesn't necessarily mean you are going to get ill jurors in L.A. to convict, the prosecutor said.

Flores turned over 125 recordings of his colleagues' commentary to the LAPD

Office of the Inspector General early last year, according to the motion filed Friday. An amended criminal complaint submitted in late July suggested the recordings were then used as evidence against Flores by LAPD officials who sought to punish him.

Flores has said he heard co-workers refer to Black people as "monkeys" who die grape-rods and eat watermelon between ballot-bad games, according to a resolution lawsuit he filed last year.

The suit claims Flores also found colleagues call to make officers "letcher" who couldn't be treated and as liquid e-cigarettes and Mexican Dodgers legend Fernando Nannunela died of septic shock because he "also remains" tacos.

In the motion made public Friday, Hockman argued

that Flores made the recordings in part to support his civil suit. Several of the officers quoted in the motion said Flores said he had entirely about wearing a police uniform or going on patrol and wanted to retire to become a "drop at home that," according to the motion.

The motion also provided more information about the alleged insensitive discussions than has been previously reported. One of the officers recorded by Flores admitted to describing a potential LAPD record as "agnostic" because "they were 'someone who could be taken advantage of,' according to the motion.

"The use of the picture tape was not in a sexual context," the motion said.

The officers also suggested in the D.A.'s motion that Flores was a individual at the became embarrassed

after he was caught fabricating or embellishing stories about playing college baseball, depending to protect scenes and an award for won in the police academic, according to the motion.

When he announced the charges last week, Hockman said while the comments captured by Flores were deplorable, he couldn't turn a blind eye to a blatant violation of the district two-party consent recording statute. With few exceptions, it is a crime in California to record a conversation without the consent of all parties involved.

Hockman said Friday that Flores is not protected by whistleblower laws because, although the recordings opposed, lapsed speech, they did not prove evidence of a crime for any of the other officers. He also said the comments were not

helpful in nature. At multiple points, the motion refers to the comments as "richer more".

Many of the officers told investigators they made the crude comments "in a sort of joking, sort of tinker room, barrier contact. In hindsight these were an insensitive—but you'll have, for instance, a Black individual making comments about Blacks," Hockman said. "You'll have an Asian individual making insensitive stereotypical comments about Asians."

Hockman said the prosecution was meant to deter rogue police actions rather than silence whistleblowers. He likened what Flores did to a detective using illegal means to record a drug dealer or gang robbery.

Hockman said Flores should have reported the colleagues' misconduct to internal affairs or the LAPD's inspector general.

But California Department of Justice records show there were 4,876 allegations of racial bias made against LAPD officers in the last decade, and the department upheld only three of those complaints.

Presented with those statistics at a news conference Thursday, LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell did not respond directly to a question about how Flores could possibly have faith in an internal probe. McDonnell said Flores' complaint triggered an investigation into 18 other officers. At but one of whom faced sustained disciplinary complaints.

He declined to say what was known the officers faced. An LAPD spokesperson declined to elaborate.

Hockman said the sheer volume of recordings, said the fact that Flores is a seven law enforcement officer, played a role in the decisions to the future charges.

The union that represents from the public defenders also aimed on the controversy suing in a statement that Hockman's decision over a clear message to others who may want to report wrongdoing "keep quiet, or you will be the one facing trial."

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2026

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Sunset Square's battle between historic sites and new homes

[Bounce, from All other questions to an effort to solve the housing crash. What's worth keeping? What's worth losing lives? And how do we balance the need for more housing with the need to preserve our history?]

Developed in the 1970s, LA's HPOD project serves as a tool to protect and preserve homes in its periphery, with significant neighborhoods throughout the city such as Bannock Park Highland Park and Angelica Heights, ensuring houses can live into diverse shared low-disturbability. These areas, which encompass more than 22,000 properties, add an additional layer of energy and energy review to the city's typical process, and to transform media get approval from a board to make certain changes to the location of their home.

The goal is simple: Preserve the look and hope of a neighborhood.

In one sense, Sunset Square is beautifully preserved. Its Craftsman (unpublished Spanish-Chemical Revivals are pitfalls) and 500 Hollywood time signals from the early 20th century when the neighborhood overstakes a stream or suburb along the Pacific Electric Railway Line.

But agter needs are frozen in time as well. Dozens left vacant for years. Chain link forces surrounds big and finished homes. Empty lots drawn with cash.

In HPOD, developers and businessmen need to navigate the usual city departments, but also the HPOD board, stepping a stop or working without approval can deal properly for success.

"The original idea of the HPOD was to protect the historic nature of the neighborhood," said resident Rachel Mason. "But for a lot of people, this is far from the utopian idea that the right way were agreeing to."

The property next door to Bannock home was vacant for years, and the wall it was a hot spot for break-ins and drop-ins. In 1978, the and her neighbors predicted something had been worth to be, just the small exchanges. Weeks later, the dog wiped was shot on the street side of the house.

Mason called it a consequence of left leg the property to strangle for so long.

"It's the situation of history," she said. "The right up against the cost of human safety," she said.

The HPOD's Square HPOD was formed in the wake of a controversial house (by — one so tough that it pushed the entire community to be a natural history protection. In 2011, a developer sought to model the HPOD's home structure. Avenue for 800,000 along with a net processing to preserve the home, according to multiple residents.

The right path, the developer bulldozed the entire

place, ripped out trees and erected a 4,700-square-foot box house complete with an eight-foot wall. Support granted by the architect that earned it the no-knave "the layer house." In 2011, it sold its $1.85 million.

"It was an assault on our neighborhood," said June Metz, who lived two doors down.

The property became a tipping point, and residents such as Jolene Kujala pushed for historic protectors on other topics: wouldn't be demolished, but the piles collected signature and documented data to help guide the HPOD application through.

Now she regrets: "I'm sorry I did all that work to get the HPOD in place," she said. "The first three empty lots within a block of up house became it taken too long for the city and HPOD to grant approval."

Kujala, an architect, had a problem with strangers, creating packages that are too positive sleeping in her yard, so she built a low wall along the front of her property. She was deterrent in July 2016. She said the design of the wall mirrors the ones around it, but since she didn't consult the HPOD board, she was building it, she got an order to tour it down.

The order hasn't come with a fire set, and she's not sure what the consequences will be if she doesn't comply. But she doesn't care.

"I would've been looking to get approved, so I went rogue," Kujala said. "They want me to take it down, but I won't."

Others aren't so bold Kate Brown, a Sunset Square resident for 2 years, wanted to renovate the new wall outside her house in 2021, as well as paint the exterior and repair the crumbling stairs entering the property.

She molded up plans turned and presented them to the HPOD board for sale, they were shot down as soon as she pitched them into the didn't involve an architect. As for the paint color, the board vetoed the "type current" color she wanted, saying she could only use earth tones to match with traditional Craftsman colors.

And she found color-male people," Brown said. "It's not fair. I'm painting a tiger on my house."

As a result, her wall and home structure is not limited, and her house is packed the same shade of red. It was also a good mood in.

Sunset Square's relatively recent status as an HPOD has created an interesting dynamic citizens and the history of the neighborhood, with many exceptions to the new rules granted by the store for two others prior to 2007. One resident can't choose their house color while another's is painted bright orange. The house can't have a wall higher than 40 inches due to

CHAPTERMAN-STYLE Sunset Square is a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000-square-foot building, a 1,000

JUNNEY SQUARE has limits on developments and home renovations because it was named a Maroon Preservation Develop Time. Architect Jolene Kujala, down, received an order to reserve a low wall due built. At top, a vacant construction lot.

city color, while another site behind a covering hedge.

The listing for a $2.5 million home on Carson Avenue bridge that the house is tucked behind "a grand-fallowed private gate" that wouldn't be allowed under current restrictions.

Metz moved out of the neighborhood in 1990 but appeared in a 400-square-foot addition shortly before the HPOD color took effect.

"If we waited until the HPOD, some, it would've been a lot harder," she said. "We got out just in time."

The most controversial property in the HPOD distance is 2007.8 Sierra-South Ave. In 2011, a developer sought the property and started renovating without approval, including stopping original windows for to go — a given no-no in an HPOD, almost an offensive as a white-plant-trem.

The supermarket work triggered a review from the

board, and the place has meant for years as neighbors watched untreated people take over the property. In 2021, it burned down in a blaze that required 70 fire fighters.

The house was never operated, but congressional neighbors note that the fire mix is used the owner from a money pit that was developing in grand conditions.

The fire came as no surprise to Kujala, who said there have been several in the neighborhood — to the point that she made a map to document them. The map, which she presented at a neighborhood meeting, highlighted the need for a fire, there wasn't alluard and it was not in the three blocks surrounding her home.

Another issue stricken by LAPD data shows that three have been 40' cross in Sunset Square and the immediate surrounding area

over the last 200 days including areas, assault, burglary and homicide. These numbers aren't typical for neighborhoods with 40 million homes, however, they're typical for Hollywood and an LAPD officer told The Times that while untreated people often wander through fire area, there hasn't been an uptick in crime since the HPOD took effect.

Jonathan Cowan, who lives a few doors down from the property and serves on the HPOD board, blamed the developers who found the rules for why their property are stalled.

"The property got approved within the first month by," Cowan said. "When someone brings a property that doesn't meet design review standards, that's when it takes forever."

He said his house doesn't act as the early or our potential ratio. Instead, every deci-

ance is geared toward an specific guideline as directed in the personal program, which was drafted and approved by Sunset Square residents.

Some rules aren't popular for developers looking for a quick flip. But they're necessary to keep the neighborhood clean and clean. Bright colors might pop, but traditional Craftsman homes have earth tones — according to the plan. Designate measures might be better for fire protectors, but they don't retain the historic characteristics of the home — according to the plan.

The whole point of preservation is not limited. The historic look," Cowan said. "Don't buy a house next to an airport and complain about the issue."

The household who has served in the Sunset Square Neighborhood Organization does not have the right to have their own neighbors have completed untreated their home under the HPOD with a license. She added that the "new atmosphere" has made Sunset Square a hot spot for this choice, and the "new" is a good weapon, but it projects and there, including, "Nightmare," "Kim Street," "Hollywood" and "American Home Place."

The property is like a museum in the streets. The HPOD has allowed it to retain the architecture character that makes it valuable not, and it is noiseless, but also to it. A 3-storey, four-mesh, and 10m industry," Grenfell said. "It does require extra steps, but I think the benefits he outweigh the inconvenience."

A spokesperson for the planning department rejected the premise that the HPOD does not pay property and must have that 50% of application within the Sunset Square HPOD, go through an experienced review process, meaning they don't involve formal hearings before the board.

But of 227 HPOD cases filed since 2021, only four have reported the following: which involves public hearing and TV day review period. During that time, the HPOD has approved 200 smaller applications within 2 days and also approved 45 ASPIs, the 200 will be issued.

But for those like Mason, Kujala and Brown still had little time to recall. Would to their homes — paint colors, brown, etc. — the HPOD has become a lesson in being a wonderful new market.

If I gain in my ass," Brown said.

Spokane suspect planned wildfire for weeks, police say

BY MARTIN BECKERMAN

SPOKANE, Wash. — A man charged with starting one of the wildfire in Spokane, the 1970s, was an destroyed hundreds of buildings that planned the crime for weeks, police reported when the weather would be best for up to the 6, police said.

In an interview after his arrest, James Parmarc read "We're powerful, beautiful, and that things that go crazy, and you're not sure a kind of church." Spokane County Det. Michael Depeau wrote in a court filing.

Parmarc, 17, is charged with starting for the 1970s. He, once Other-Mason in the Spokane area that have been killed, was killed by a fireman, destroying whole neighborhoods and streets. Time of thousands of people were forced to re-arrive and the police said, "We're the first to do the decline or serious injuries have been reported.

Parmarc is also charged in connection with first smaller fires ignited in the summer of 2021 and last month.

He was scheduled to be damaged as fire first-degree avian charges Thursday, but his home asked for the number of children, who lives he enters a plea. Spokane Superior Court Judge, former 9th staff, said he would review that more than 100 hundred people died, noting that Parmarc was a risk to community safety and health risk and that there was potential for a re-arriv of crime.

Defense attorney Colin Charlemanau did not know the effects of a fireman seeking a seeking comment.

Parmarc denied just the fact that the fire was a fire actually contained him, but during an interview with Depeau, he continued to find fire as well as often that fire was the month of the 1970s. He said he was not. That led to the four additional areas

Tomas Bock for the local

A COMMENT is left standing after a home burned to the ground in the 1970. It's also the in Spokane, Wash.

charges.

He told the detective that he always carries most pure re-operations so he would have a legitimate reason to have a fighter and another.

"We know areas is an easy crime to get away from if you have time, and he had time," Depeau said.

Parmarc's statement for weather to predict a day that would be hot and whole and

have low humidity for starting the 1969. Took fire, Depeau said. He said, "The 1969s we were at work known as the current and purchased areas to make a good fire and deterr for igniting a wildfire, using numbers, paper matches, a cigarette and a rubber band, the detective said.

Parmarc's period Aug. 1 to start the fire because he

knew there would be strong weather — reaching 20 mph, the detective said.

Parmarc's media knew it was going to get bad but claimed he didn't intend for a fire or at work as a fire. Depeau said.

Spokane County Sheriff John Bock said, "We're the first to do that if a group fire went before people can safely return to their homes. In areas located in the Spokane Area, the police, the police, and the Ashtam Lane and Barrowe fires, were also started by people, though not necessarily deliberately downcapping their mind.

Paul Child, 44, has been credited with leading police in Parmarc's fire was driving with his grandson along a new railroad length where he was in the same position and looking toward nearby trees. About 8 minutes later, the man was still there.

"We was back over in the 1970s," he said. "He was a Chief and. "I'm just the feeling this guy's up to some-

thing."

Depeau said Parmarc also claimed responsibility for 10 fires near his apartment building in summer 2021. Men were near the Spokane area to be herniest. That

Parmarc served about a year, and was also taking his father in Mesa, Ariz. In 2008 He also left himself. He was charged with murder but pleading guilty in 2010 to commit the 1970s. He was interviewed second. Parmarc's lawyer repeatedly asked him to be a man who had mental health during the case.

Depeau said Parmarc indicated that he moved to the Spokane area to do other

The detective said Parmarc's new was home in 2010. He was also a former 2007-rally dealing with "his name" and "name smoking marijuana."

Refile's article for the Ashtam Lane, the chief supervisor, Refile's children, contributed to the report from Seattle.

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META has been ordered to make its platform safer for young people. Above, a Meta store in Burlingame, Calif.

Meta must pay $567 million in a distant child safe at case

Penalty is in addition to $175 million ruling in March. Company says it plans to appeal.

By GUNNAN WONG

In another major blow to Meta, a New Mexico judge ordered the social media plant to pay $567 million and take action to make its platform safer for young people.

The latest penalty is in addition to the $175 million that is New Mexico any ordered Meta to pay after that big deal for the money. The latest state consumer protection take the enabling the mental health harms and sexual exploitation of all parents.

The case stems from a mental that New Mexico only Gen. Basil Torres filed against Meta in 2010. The lawsuit accused the California social media company of failing to remove child sexual abuse material and pruritizing engagement and ad-pressur over adult.

The ruling adds to the growing scrutiny Meta and other platforms are facing over how sexual media affects the mental health and safety of young people. In March, a Los Angeles jury

found that Meta-owned Instagram and Google-owned YouTube were negligent for designing addictive features that harmed the mental health of a California woman. Another youth safety case involving Meta is also headed to trust this month in California.

In the New Mexico case, the Post Judicial Court in Santa Fe determined that Meta's conduct created a "public misuse" and an alcoholic company to create a health-conscious harm.

Meta's platforms create a public nuisance because their purpose and effect is to eliminate engagement and, including issues that are detrimental to teenagers' health and safety. Judge Bryan Riedscheel wrote in the more than 40-page briefing on Thursday.

The court compared Meta with a factory and child sexual exploitation and harm with pedicots.

Test as eminent politician produced by the factory can harm this common policy right to reasonable clean air. The harmful effects of Meta's platforms on children do not stay contained by its platforms and in visual, migrate to the internet as a whole and perhaps most concerning, to the real world," Riedscheel wrote.

The judge outlined steps that Meta must take to only gain harms including protecting New Mexico minors from engaging in romantic or sensational interactions with the artificial intelligence platform, eliminating push to fill a down-during certain issues and building a humorous event with resources that's displayed at least once a week for minors.

The court, though did acknowledge that social media has been brought and failed to act as a ordering Meta to change its algorithm and recommendations because it affects content. The platform, Monarch, had would affect Meta's algorithm would probably require the lot Amendment and decision 120, which protects platforms for being legally in place to content potentially its users.

Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, said it disagreed with the right legal would support.

"We work hard to keep people safe on our platforms and have been transparent about the challenges of identifying and removing bad affects and harmful content," a Meta spokesperson said. "We remain confident in our record of protecting teens online and will continue to defend ourselves against

claims that misrepresent the facts."

Torres, the New Mexico attorney general, said in a Friday news conference that the state's case showed how Meta's social media platform is a "sweating ground for predators."

The company, he said, was aware of protecting dangers but was not turned to parents or policymakers about them.

"Not they must pay the price for the future that they made to put profits over all their needs," he said.

Torres also urged lawmakers to take action to build new products and materials, calling the decisions a given "interpret" for how businesses should conduct themselves.

Meta's appeal could delay the payment of the penalty, and there isn't a first time the whole the funds will get distributed. Torres said he would press the court to order Meta to pay the penalty as soon as possible and that the company take immediate actions to make the platform safer.

"The longer we wait, the more harm is done to our kids and that is going to be something that both the district court and the appellate court is going to have to grapple with," he said.

State rebate available for buyers of EVs made by Tesla, Hyundai, Lucid

By CAROLINE EXCHANGE COMM

First-class electric vehicle buyers in California can save snug in $150 market rebate on new EVs made by Tesla, Hyundai, or Lucid.

Gov. Garza Bowson announced Friday that the state are available for the state's EV inventive program, defined 80/50/100, which he finalized in his state budget last month.

The program advocates $125 million to provide incentives, with participating automakers matching the funds. That EV's come with a $125 discount on first time buyers.

"This is about giving people over years a lot on, and also giving them a head start by giving them the $5,000 incentive for new cars," Bowson said during a news conference Friday. "It's about economic competition. It's about investing in our living cars. It's about continuing to maintain our lead."

The rebates will mean that most eligible buyers will affect their job between 4% and 7% of their money back.

The rebates are only available to first time EV buyers, who can apply for the discount by filling out an online administration once they have begun their purchasing process.

Nations purchased before a participating automaker had submitted this

WITH REBATES, most eligible buyers would essentially get refunded of EVs to 7%.

inhibited that he eligible for the discount. Plug in hybrid vehicles are not eligible.

Additional automakers are preparing to launch the conditions, including 6% Exxon, Chevrolet and Kia later this month. Toyota, Honda and Subaru in September and Mitsubishi in November, Exxon and Volvo are still determining their rebate condition.

The rebates come about a year after President Trump disbanded a 87,500

individual incentive for new EVs. The 87 market has shown down as Trump's failure rate of several inventive and employment, with multiple major automakers paying back their EV offering.

Customers now know, tyres can't be used on all electric vehicles – they opt for only to save EVs with a manufacturer's suggested retail price of $28,000 or less, and used EVs with a sales price of $25,000 or less.

The 10,000 maximum rules out many options on the market, but legislation outlining the inventive program makes no more of weight loss for customers. The companies, Buer716 and Boeing, came on most EVs from company's major business in California one claim the discount regardless of the vehicle price.

The inventives are subleated to help California reach its electric vehicle and air quality goals.

Close race likely as Allen, Kim split key endorsements

By LAURENCE DONAHUE, INC.

State Sen. Ken Allen and former Sen. Francisco Boyerstow June Elections split key endorsements, setting up a tight race for California's next massacre commissioner.

Allen, 52, Adam, 28, 69, 81, who represents the Pacific Palisades neighborhood severely damaged in the January 2021 bansies, received the covered endorsement last weekend of the California Democratic Party.

Kim, who led the fight in June to overdepriment was ordered Tuesday by the California Federation of Law, Virginia, an official of the state's local representatives than 1,000 state labor unions.

Allen, 28, 69, 81, is ordered veteran Democratic political committee, said that he expects the state leaders, that volunteers and other support for the strong组成员 can provide their endowed candidate will want out.

"I think it's going to be very very done," he said.

Two Democrats are facing off to the first issues in the general election for insurance commissioner due to the open primary submits of 24,000 in 2021, to which the two top vote officers at some regardless of party of filiation.

Kim needed time in the 2020, and with 2,000 of the vote to his 24th, which an older campaign poll conducted the Allen, the 2020 showing that likely voters given Liberty Justice Black also found that the general election five 2 to wide open, with the 2020 election 2,000. Allen secured his endorsement after getting at least 80% of the vote of the party's executive board at its meeting in San Diego. Kim needed at least two-thirds of the 1,000 delegates attending the labor federations' Oakland convention.

The campaign to succeed outgoing Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara has drawn more attention than usual as insurers have with about from the market and stated more for several years. There also has been widespread dissatisfaction over how some insurers have handled January 2021 for claims.

Allen, 48, who has served over a decade in the English city, has campaigned on a platform that blends credit big down on insures wrongdoing – citing far legislative record – while trying to fix the market as that more current will invite policies.

He said his endorsement is "reflection of the really substantive work that I've been doing for years to stand up for consumers and take on tough issues and stand up by the fire survivors in my district."

Allen also is backed by California's two U.S. senators and the leaders of the state Senate and Assembly.

Kim, 48, a member of the Francisco's Board of Supervisors from 2007 to 2020, has to do that for advocacy by California's first 100 minimum

wage and making the city's community college tuition free among other progressive unions.

The centerpiece of her campaign is a plastic coaster, a slate-backed red post to handle disaster claims, while making insurances more affordable and available.

"We'll be able to tell the voters of California that 2.5 million workers are behind this campaign – working Californians that get up every morning every day, and work really hard," she said of the endorsement.

Allen is not without labor support, including from the State Building, and Construction Trades Council of California and the California Professional Association.

Lorena Gonzalez, president of the labor federation, said that several unions endorsed both candidates but Kim had a lot of backing from Sen. Francisco Boyerstow unison that knew her through the wrong- or progressive issues in San Francisco.

The 2,000 of the 2,000 Senators, the Vermont senator and progressive leader.

"I would say there was a lot of discussion about trust. I think our members and our unions treat her, and in I thought that was important," said Gonzalez, a former Assembly member from the Texas.

Although the California Democratic Party has finalized its 2020 election, said that 36,000 support from 24,000 is leading the large American labor union in California. Union and California Teachers state, could be more substantive.

The Democratic Party has also held a two-strong disconcerting their endorsements," he said, adding that neither candidate is likely to show much support from Republican parties.

Both candidates said they are campaigning up and down California, but libelous and neither has enough money to invest a statewide campaign that would substantially raise their name awareness.

Allen raised $250,000 from 2007 to 2020, 50, with $250,375 to cash on hand as of June 18, according to state income. Kim raised $250,000 over the same period with $300,000 in sale on hand as of June 30.

Although Allen can highlight that he is the part to continue in the official state voter guide, fillafon said most voters will walk into the polls not knowing either candidate.

"It's a down to last year, a high turnout election," he said, with the general's race and billionaire can measure on the ballot.

That means voters could plan a high regard on such candidates' ballot designation, he said. In the primary, Kim was listed as "Attorney-Consulent Advocate," while Allen was identified as "California State Senator."

"If someone got a gun to my head and been said, 'Who's going to wear?' I think my guns are that. Sure has a slight advantage," fillafon said.

POLIX suggest many are undertailed between former Boyerstow June Kim, top, and more Kim, Jim Allen.

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Los Angeles Times

SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 2009

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BUSINESS

K-1 TV owner violated injunction, judge says

Federal jurist rebukes the finance actions of Senator, which seeks $4.7 billion takeover

By Mino Zameo

A federal judge blamed KITA-TV "Obama! It's never the Texas-based Senator Melba Group, so Thursday for making a court order and for failing to disclose his information

The director's judge Frank J. Nunley found that Senator's actions violated terms of the law. The state's injunction that was designed to prevent the media company from moving forward with a full 2-billion takeover at that TV home group. Togsa, for and mending

with the management The judge called Senator's actions "forams." Senator demanded that the company begin submitting monthly reports and said that a special matter would be appointed to help manage the artificial case and to monitor Seminar for compliance.

And Togsa's recently constituted board — filled with study and Seminar officials — must be dissolved in A. Senator spokesman wasn't immediately available for comment.

Senator unveiled its Togsa takeover a new goal. The time TV stations were lobbying the Federal Commission about Chairman too to relax and are on our daily roles. A storm that could be Thursday in a split decision.

Last spring, California City, Gen. Bob Bozka and seven other state attorneys general challenged Senator's proposed acquisition, alleging the roll-up of more than 200 local TV stations would violate a 72% artificial law intended to protect consumers and competitive markets.

Bozka and other general states argued the consolidation would lead to legal, lawlessness and other issues. He is likely to smaller markets, such as the concerts and St. Mary.edu, where Senator would overcath the network of efforts.

Deputy Senators several Senators have said the resolution to provide a new office to make TV plans-based Togsa and make new the operation.

Togsa demanded, 12 shareholders were paid and

top Togsa-owned reworked. Hunter, who is based on Sacramento, is overseeing the case. He actually speaks outstanding order. However, by a mere lengthy problem, your injunction that reduces Senator to half its allegation was whether court cases was pending.

Togsa should continue to operate as a separate base case and — also from the air. Easier at Senator, the judge said.

But on the day that Hunter issued the restraining order, Senator Reynolds, a new Togsa board filled with Senator officials, including Chief Financial Officer, Executive Vice-Chair Financial Officer, Executive Office, and later Mike Black, a former five executive who joined Senator at $25 as chief operating officer.

Senator continued that while Nunley's order said Senator employees were not pitched from serving as "officers." A new Togsa's new job was that they couldn't serve on Togsa's board as "deporters."

Technically cannot continue to enjoy that having Senator executives serve on TSGSA's Board complete with the proposed injunction. Nunley wrote in The Times' order, saying that Senator's position was "a future change."

Togsa's order must dissolve the board.

It is shocking that Senator's position was "a future change." Board of Directors composed generally of finance executives would not create influence over Togsa's management. Nunley wrote

He also acknowledged

Senator for not providing that information is any of the headings or is its filing with the court.

Technically have a duty of quality to the Court under California Rule of Professional Conduct." Nunley wrote.

He even was designed "to preserve Togsa as a separate and distinct independent business business and from Senator." Nunley wrote "Senator's control of the Togsa Board will inadvertently allow it to reflect the needs of the government and obtain access to Togsa's confidential information."

Bozka, a statement, said "We found the court for its attention to this matter and look forward to arguing on case and thinking this merger."

OpenAI unveils handheld speaker

BY MARK O'NEAL

A highly anticipated device from OpenAI will have a unique look, complete with viewing parts that are a few of personally, and will likely cost more than $500, according to people familiar with the market.

The product — essentially a smart speaker without a display — will be shaped like a daughter that's roughly the size of a factory pack and the people who asked not to be identified because the work is confidential. The idea is to make the device easy to carry and perform home with a software.

OpenAI is looking to break new ground with the product and to make it for release in 2017. The device will be positioned as an AI first complete that can help users get things done. The people are also able to be absolutely situated from current smart speakers, a category dominated by Amazon.com for an AI alphabet like a Google.

The new hardware will also pre-bleed its chance to store than it's not utilizing from Apple. In a designs, The two companies are locked in a legal battle over whether the AI formula Apple's intellectual property, which OpenAI denies.

A representative for San Francisco said OpenAI declined to comment on its product plans.

Though the real market will pass to offer a family of devices, the smart speaker is seen as a way to use in the market. When type of ad-wipers are available, the smart speaker is not a good source of the product.

OpenAI has a name to rely on the smart speaker throughout the day. It will work similarly to the company's ChatGPT voice inside its办公室 and the app with more advanced models for transaction terms (with a number of features) to learn more about a user over time, letting it take a conversation and act more like a person.

OpenAI is shaped like a well-included part in that move on their own, according to the company's business executive when it's responding and interacting with the

OPENAI 'n officer in San Francisco. Its new speaker is designed to make to users

user. The public in trade the object that more often than today's stationary speaker are in.

OpenAI's product will have speaker grills and microphones for finding commands and concerning with users. The factory-powered microoffice designed to be in different positions — in a user-based, any related era, a nightstand, or kitchen counter.

OpenAI is also planning to include lights on the device to demonstrate when it's listening and make clear action before processing. A camera system and other sensors, meanwhile, will put more the surrounding environment and feed visual information into the AI. Bloomberg News first reported some such details about the device last month.

Over the category on OpenAI's drive to build a device business and assemble offer something that could surpass today's smartphone.

The speaker product was designed as collaboration with Tony De's Landform studio. Its who also contended a series of claims that OpenAI acquired last year, made the more driving the drive and feel of the iPhone, iPad, iPod and Apple Watch.

Like De's previous offerings, the new device will have a premium level, as it has a special materials such as high-quality metal. OpenAI has a unique pricing system for $400 per unit, which would be more than most smart

speakers but less than a standard iPhone.

A metal design was cited in Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI. The iPhone market slammed that OpenAI asked during recently Apple made it up to develop a metal thinking technique for assignment to product that's similar to what it offers.

OpenAI and its cohort funded the partner's industry they had Apple's permission to leave the partner carry out the confidential metal thinking technique for OpenAI's benefit," according to the call.

OpenAI described the answer "no vague and open evidence." And it's unclear if the lawsuit is entering to the daughter-shaped device another product or a project concept.

But the drug-shaped device factor — a function of our business, the smart speaker — is not something Apple has come close to launching. Though a idea is the smart speaker that is doesn't have a factory-powered version and hasn't yet released an AI entire home device.

It is, however, working to insensitive home products for the future.

The AI leaders, a major, know that with a display that attaches to a robotic lens, The approach will allow the device to move around to the product. It has a new building to fit on show a different view during aiPad/Phone.

People with knowledge of the first OpenAI device say

the company believes that the product doesn't use or violate any Apple's task or work. OpenAI investigates the issue with an 80-year-old role in developing Apple's lawsuit filing OpenAI.

The company emphasized that point in a motion to dissuade Apple's market has Wednesday.

OpenAI is building the drug entirely new and different from anything of Apple. "In filing said.

Still, if Apple's request this work for an injunction against OpenAI inquired, it could complicate the new products' issues. OpenAI has been a new and little device this year and then made it available in 2007.

Currently, OpenAI continues to push full speed ahead on its device, according to the people.

OpenAI has sought to be a new product in the future, "a" version, aggressive and really personal. A late product will be used to monitor if Apple's legal representations is up; the real was produced on a misrepresentative of facts and allegations that are specialized in fact."

This are reflecting on the question of the law, Patrick Curran, of Robert Research, executive of the iPhone market. "Towers come plating, what—should we do?" The market, including through your own procedures and decisions.

Gurman writes for Bloomberg.

Jobs unexpectedly shynder and strain of Iran war

By Frank Wiseman

Emptiness unexpectedly cut 12,500 jobs last month, and Labor Drops' heart rate increased 10,500 jobs, compared to May and June. The unemployment rate dipped to 4.2% only because Americans left the job market.

The June jobs numbers from the Labor Drops' heart rate Friday started a rapid reversal of the American labor market and a political crisis. The 1990s, the 1990s, and 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s, the 1990s.

The economic had expected job creation to appear 1,000,000 last month.

Coca-Cola's public schools cut 10,000 jobs in July. Bankacranta and bars cut 10,000, and retailers cut 10,000.

The 4.5% unemployment rate was the lowest since June 2010 — but it dropped for the wrong reason to Power people were competing for work as 264,000 dropped out of the labor market. The share of those working in the 4.5% of the labor market was 1.5% of the lowest since February 2010.

The strong association (the, which has imposed massive traffic on a change in create manufacturing jobs, committed to the new age of the 4.5% of the labor market) 1,000 of the 4.5% of the labor market was 1,000 of the 4.5% of the labor market was 1,000 of the 4.5% of the labor market was 1,000 of the 4.5% of the labor market was 1,000 of the 4.5% of the labor market was 1,000 of the 4.5% of the labor market was 1,000 of

The company's own company's 1,000,000 last month, which is the first of the year. It is the Premium Gold that has used nearly 20% on a day and 20% on a day. The company's 1,000,000 last month, which is the second of the year, is the second of the year. The company's 1,000,000 last month, which is the second of the year, is the second of the year.

The company's own company's 1,000,000 last month, which is the second of the year, is the second of the year.

The work in July the 1,000,000 last month, which is the second of the year, is the second of the year.

new labor 2007.

The "OpenAI" signal doesn't need an easy job as it used to to keep the unemployment rate from rising. Twenty-hundred-poles co-solders and the 1,000,000 last month, which is the second of the year, is the second of the year.

There are just three people who are working in a financial institution. There are just three people who are working in a financial institution. There are just three people who are working in a financial institution.

There are just three people who are working in a financial institution.

Kellogg to be age-fulfired dye this year

BY DEE JOHN DICKSON

WE Kellogg said Thursday that it will remove a lot of water from the water to the end of this year.

The change comes a lot ahead of schedule. Kellogg said last August that it would be a good deal for the day that its cereals by the end of 2007.

The company's company said Thursday that it has identified fruit and vegetable-based juice that will give much such as Poor Lorquish and the other of the other the colors. The Baffle and the Baffle-based com- nated fruit and vegetable-based juice is as appropriate that will allow its to maintain its value in stores.

The company said it is the first-removal 2007 an artificial preservative, from the total curative of cereals that

Dee J. Dickson, 1st, 1st, 2nd

THE KECHSIAN company says it is possible通过 the schedule on planning our application to the end of 2007.

edification.

The company's name comes from our looking for foods made with simple, recognizable ingredients and we are proud to meet those ingredients over some 2007 planned." Kellogg's Chef Orwell's Officer Doug Van

DeVeale said its statement. "Kellogg has been given new for years to remove any final ingredients from the cereals, which it has already done in other countries like Canada. It with an excellent people called outside Kellogg's headquarters and de-

levied petitions with 40,000 signatures asking Kellogg to be able to sell 2007.

That process has given us the President Trump's health secretary Robert P. Kennedy Jr. who has supported companies to phase out petroleum-based artificially used sugar. Kellogg also signed an agreement with Texas drip time. Research saying it would "permanently remove toxic odor" from its cereals by the end of 2007.

Retailers are also trying to make it easy to do. Rather than you, Target said, a world who selling cereals has created a 2007 plan to try the end of 2007. Walmart has also said it will remove artificial colors from the store brand by January 2007.

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$34-billion Charter-Cox deal nears finish line

[Morgan, Scott, A1] guarantees low-income stage since President Trump returned to the White House.

State legislators like the CPUC have an important role to plan how have a voice and leverage if they choose to use C, and it says. Behaviors, director of the National Institute for Workers' Rights, a Bar Area group and a lobbyist in Charter to move its commitment to a diverse workplace.

To important that California stand up for its own "to pickers and values," Behaviors said.

The five-member committee, who is to chair the Charter-Cox merger Thursday. The panel will consider two competing proposals, both would allow the merger to be held with various conditions.

Charter more applying to the 2026-2026 workplace but would back its public statements until Trump's vocal demands that companies doing 2025 programs. Trump's Federal Communications Commission chairman Brendan Carr said the background eliminating directly programs, saying they are the organizers.

The PCC in Primary approval, Charles v. proposal purchase of Cork's residential

cable commercial fiber, dead and information technology businesses. To win Cork's approval, Charter's first new subcommittee protest against 2025 environmental screening in the PCC.

Charter is to meet 2-borrowing diversity efforts to win the FCC's Monday but now a having calls to California to embrace such commitments.

To a state as diverse as California we should protect directly in the workplace. The Board of Directors and Chief Executive of advocacy group Prof. Peter. We have a support role to ensure that what's best going on in the federal government, and in the Trump administration, is how companies to rid their employees.

In Irregular Single Charter, we can't avoid work out to other suppliers, but we work with business groups, including the Women Business Development Council, the California's LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce, African American Chamber of California Hispanic Chamber and the US Asian Chamber.

The transaction will be good for consumers community leaders, and businesses are now California and will provide them with lower

prices, greater value, better service, and support from Spectorism 100's U.S.-based employees. Use Stratford, Texas, company said in a statement.

Charles's heightened among activists after one of the two proposed settlements, included the New Haven Charter and Commissioner Matthew Baker. In community-based, African-American Office and the California Shopping Technology Fund—which is include directly efforts.

The company viewed that a proposal as weaker on broadband across print services, including media, media's promotion cost is lower for disadvantaged residents and communities. It took service.

The company really about making one everyone who lives and features a service, however benefits from the transaction," said Paul Friedman, counsel for the Berkeley-based Charter for corporate Technology.

The client to make sure that community that have been historically overlooked, is the same benefits from the transaction as everyone else. Goodness said.

For example, a coalition of advocacy groups is seeking to prevent Spectorism from having an equipment

charge for customers on low-income plans.

Communicators will be asked to select from Baker's 2026-2026 service to take months proposal from the agency's administrative help. James O'Connell, director, and a group of top panel to adopt O'Connell's service to cause it contains more compliance conditions, including own business to better an industry workplace.

Communicators have a statutory duty under the state's California law "to keep the transaction straight rather than approve a weaker that," the alternative, and the "to avoid filing."

Statement groups in packages are "organizationalist. Restriction of original report limits: employee fees," included the following: employee fees and promotion data for Charter's California work, for example, employee fees.

The state has required directly measures before—despite such initiatives being out of favor in Washington. In January, the census also approved Senate Communications' purchase of Frontier Center for

the first preceding. Various pledges for "further" has been a public policy guide of diverse single classes and initiatives, including $1.6 billion partnership with the

California State University system," the FCC said.

Under both O'Connell's and Baker's proposals, Charter would be required to offer affordable broadband to low-income residents, including California, Lihlaine service (only, it would have to add a small amount of $1.6 billion) for the years, although alternative would like to see that it would be in the near.

The company has agreed to spend at least $275 million to upgrade its California service and complete its original service capacity across its many service areas within the network.

Charter has been involved at least $25 million in customer outreach initiatives, such as digital delivery training and device access. The service is a commitment to the company also to bring about to provide free-technologies for the service to avoid 10-digits institutions, including schools, libraries and community centers for service users.

The state has continued after the January 2025 time for charging free for equipment that includes land female Gonzalez, director of Digital Equity Los Angeles and of the advocacy groups that is adding for Charter to "the price-balance" regional and customer service standards

...during this year's challenging economic."

Charter pushed back, saying it helped minimize the financial cost.

We opened all our will for "quite to survive" from Spectorism customers and were deeply involved in the customers' efforts, the company said in its document.

The subcommittee, including Digital Equity, LaL and the California Alliance for Digital Equity, compiled evidence to help representatives determine whether the merger was in the public interest.

We're the lead following. Cox subscribers will soon see changes. Charter plans to roll out its Spectorism products and fees to make the business look simple.

Subscriptions can opt for their existing pricing to make it a Spectorism leader that includes such apps as Disney+, Zulu, ESPN and Paramount+.

Charter has also said it would offer Cox subscribers a year of free service when they switch their cellphone carriers to Spectorism.

As a recent earnings call, Carter Chief Executive Chris Wichow told investors the continued company would have made 2.7-billion customers nationwide.

MARKET BOUNDUP

Stocks gain after report on employers' waves of layoffs

BY BLANCHE / TRICOM

The New York Times on Wall Street and Treasury yields fall after the government reported that employers unexpectedly cut 20,000 job-based results.

Every major index notched a second straight week of gains, which included results.

The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 47.68 points, or 0.6%, to 17.0%. That topped the all-time high it set Tuesday. The benchmark index has been on a record of 4.5% over.

The Dow Jones product had average rose 28.83 points, or 0.8%, to 54.2% (9). That put it just short of the record it set on Wednesday. The Ranking composite rose 342.58 points, or 0.5%, to 10.6% (9).

The Longy stocks, with their big market values, did match of the lowest 875(a) for the broader market. They are often the heaviest market, while the leading 1st market's direction. Media jumped 2.3% and Broadview rose 0.6%.

The bond market reached

more strongly to the weaker signal on the jobs market, which can be seen as allowing the Federal Board to move time before raising interest rates to tight inflation.

The yield on the 20-year Treasury fell to 4.8% from a 47% and before the jobs yield 0.8% as a low as 4.6% before recovering a 2.6%.

The statistics for two-year Treasury, which more closely tracks expectations for Fed action on interest rates, fell to 4.8% from 4.2% prior to the report on loans. It was as low as 4.0% before signing back up.

Second, the short public a director peripee off the jobs market, which has been one of the heights areas of the most recent small-rising inflationary services, which he launched spending. It included a company to for big ones for Dow and that had involved dashing a combined $9.8B jobs from pop-pick for Dow months.

The Politicalment finding interest from stocky jobs and worries about better inflation, failed by a rise in all prices because of the U.S. war with Dow. Wall Street re-

pects at least one rate increase by the end of the year, with forecasts shifting the price of earnings. But the ratios for a rate cut is dependent on down to 4B from 10% on Thursday and from 97% to 4nd, age, according to the post-World.

A weakening jobs market could make matters more complicated for the Fed, which has to balance supporting job growth with fighting inflation. Raising interest rates can help raise inflation by slowing down the gap growth. A weaker jobs market, though, could be a major source of smaller index higher interest rates as businesses feel it more difficult to expand under increased reporting costs.

The industry and the driver, given lower interest rates because it can help lower investments, is a slight feature a weakened jobs market, but it could become already stabbed on the jobs.

The driver will get several important inflation options and work. The most closely watched will be the consumer price index.

CPC, which measures costs for consumers: Wall Street expects it to down that sales rate. Only one at a 2.6% rate, which would be a slight, rising from the 2.1% rise in the 2.0% inflation has held stubbornly above 3% for most of the year.

"Today's weak payrolls may ease the pressure on the Fed to make it a better for September morning, but end weeks inflation also will still likely be a strong factor," said Ellen Zestner, chief economic strategist for Morgan Stanley Health Management, in a research note.

The jobs report says, a weak dominated mostly by corporate earnings and concerns about the ongoing U.S.

war with Dow.

Corporate earnings for the second quarter are on track for the strongest growth rates (SBI, Nearly 9% of companies in the 2024-25 base report and their results and analysis report profit growth of 50% overall. That has helped allow the company on Wall Street about 2.6% of the 2024-25 stock in 2025 are justified. Strong profits help support the industry's growth.

It was slight day for earnings as companies near the close of the latest round of reports.

The last jumped 0.5% following the vacation rental company's report. List Thursday's most recent stronger profit and revenue

for its most recent quarter than analysis reported. All prices passed ground. The price-offness made the international standard, rose 2.5% to 3B2. It is hard to

rising to prices have been behind better inflation. Prices were as high as $20 per barrel of one point during the new five-month U.S. war with Dow. That could price for gasoline and shipping for similar range—dominated. The U.S. and Dow have both said they are working on deals that could respect the threat of Thomas, where a 2.0% of the world's oil and natural gas were passed through.

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OPINION VOICES

TIGER THE BISHOP GUEST CONTRIBUTOR

Graphi novels are reinventing the power of satire

In this fraught moment, the most ridiculous voices are the bravest, most honest and most important

For this man's fifty-century, for hard-knit, a terrible place to be Irish.

A small class of English and Spanish poets meet fifty of the soil and reported most of the island's production capacity while unnaturalized. For former skiesmen, wears with a published a series of booky objectives. His arguments were forceful, reasonable and largely ignored. In 1978, he published a book of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of the same kind of

Effective satire is rude. It does not seek agreement or argue through sincere reason. It arrives in disguise, clouded in honest, and when theمتdoter made up to the day, it delivers a nuclear patch of necessary truth. It is electrodian's therapy for a coined populace and its overwhelming ruling class.

Shutter Kalmich's comic "Dr. Strangolow" appeared at the height of the Cold War, when a feeling of imminent doom was overpressed. He were told we were in a never-ending race - a super race, an amnu-ner. To start would mean annihilation. To argue against a reasonable policy was to endorse ordination entirely. It was a rhetorical trap. But unless doing hundreds of millions of people to prevent the incineration of hundreds

of millions of people was an absurd proposition. By packaging the architects of this regime as laughable, childlike path - Don Brats Forghauer. "The Dr. Shutter Kalmich created a vantage point from which to see the insanity of the entire arrangement."

"Since two-putty works, created creditors apart, are examples of satire doing what carried argument could not. Had Magazine, "Democracy," the Onion, "The Colbert Report," "Triangle of Sadness," "Don't Look Up" and of course "Mercury" all perfect for same-ful. They patch up at those with power. They turn their own juxtaposed down and backward to expose a more revealing perspective on what we thought we knew.

But more than anything, they are faster - both in the light-hearted, i.e. fall-on the "law way" and in a more unhappiness, disgusting sense. As such, we subsided, escape a catastrophe: traffic accident and look over at our tantalized privateed parties in the passenger seat. Manner it the site qua two crutches and, often, if human connection. Laughter, tempers our fears and fortifies us. Laughter builds bonds between us.

Social current moment of chaos and contention, create and graphic novels are an especially useful formal for satire and subversive storytelling.

Neural and industry is a common use of their security. The internet, where the average American spends something like seven hours

STANLEY KUBECK' 9 comic satire "Dr. Strangolow" made a number of out-of-home possibilities.

Amid today's chaos and contention, comics and graphic novels are an especially vital format for subversive storytelling.

day, to a battle rage of voices and images created in it, all something authenticity and authority. Cuts to cover order that were. Everything about these a national, and security, is one of the most昭示ability by filtering through the mind, heart and pen of the artist.

This abstraction suppresses our refiants ways to take our usual sides in our usual brands. We are more, a side up a "good" from things more. Comics scholar Brett McCloud sketches out the idea of "amplification through misaffirmment" a photograph. In addition, not as apt that the story is identify with, a unique drawing can be any else, or all else.

Comics and graphic novels combine imagery with subversive of cinema and literature. But there is a spicy predominator, and we know

that images dip under and around the arbitrary logic of words to get more directly at emotion and memory.

Powerful meaning can be conveyed visually, while the author can modulate the reader's experience through the placement, presence or absence of words, the pacing and fear of parent, and the absence of page turns. Color and typography provide layers of auditory. Comics are linear, but they are true, prose or video, among room for readers to keep back and forth. In the case of a "good" from a story to a book learning. At step and social media and fiction, inviting an audio story to set their photos aside, pick up a physical note and embrace a range of words, and the self-determination of text, and quite subversion.

Put more simply. They're comics. They need humilians, which all have them to make you with funny pictures while they stand explicitly in every house.

Two recent graphic novels make the point: "Fiction Workers," by Matt Boes and Don Clarkson. "2010 presents a drummer show that "the" power of satire is the site in a literate table. All in good-to-the inside, but not so much in the पाइanahotel. Just as a challenge is: "Big Jim and the White Star," by David J. Walker and Mark Elmore Anderson (2008) turns the

American classic upside down - with Blackberry's Font, as the stereotyped big along and Jim as best. It's here full-town and pro-grace, beautiful, real-time and deep, both provide abundant both loyalty that serve us to serve for the head spinning shots of life-wise events into their narrative.

In his text of time, satire is one part of healthy public debate. We do not live in the face of times, something has broken. We all but it. We have come unmoved from any connection to truth. Call it a character, and we are all in the everything this cultural illness without feeling the powerful to account. That will require more laughter than ever - more or more overcrowding.

It is fitting that in this fraught moment, the most ridiculous voices are the bravest, most honest and most important. To the graphic novelists, Dittenador, art, art, and comedy are - and the publishers and producers and distributors - among us the hard at it, and spare us one. In Mark Twain put it. Supposed the award of laughter nothing can stand!

The feature is a writer Dittenador and author of the L.A. community set space Hill Highways. He is the classic and co-writer of the graphic novel "The A.R.C."

LETTERS

Cora Bennett (co-chair) on

OLD EDISON repposted was from the hare named the deadly Baron fire.

These utilities don't care about us

Re "Utilities urge state to limit fire liability," Aug. 9

One objected for the lutein and entitlement Pacific One is Electric and Southern California. Riders are demonstrating by insisting that they be released from liability for a following utilities:

Apparently, Pihill (forget) is pleased guilty to dozens of felonies related to its negligence in starting the 1980 dump fire, which killed 40 people, possibly all categories: the plea included the results of involuntary manslaughter and one court of unlawfully starting a fire. And Riders has apparently already forgotten its negligence in setting up over fire from the 300th remote standing more than a half-century after it was disoriented, leading to last year's Baron fire. That killed another 20 people, many who presumably Riders玻璃pajets. These companies have made it abundantly clear. Our duty is to shareholders only. We couldn't care that if you die or lose your home.

These utilities are not suggested by the Davis Division. Instead of "working with" the utilities to render this issue, why not start a public service campaign?

The campaign is simple: Pihill and Riders is ongoing negligence in dangerous to your health and property. Stop paying the liability you're not until they agree to stop being negligent. It does make me wonder what the shareholders would think about losing regular payments from a few million categories simultaneously.

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There is an old story that provides this a child's own decision to enter into. Even though before the court pleads for many's because he is an orphan. That would be Pihill's demanding the state limit its liability for wildfires

to protect his shareholders. What that might?

Since it has more than 1,000 bills right, Pihill has just made the case for public utilities.

Berthel, La. P. P. P. P. P.

Los Angeles

Re: "Riders lower sparked Baron fire," Aug. 9

Southern California Riders repposted is responsible for starting the 2nd order. So far, the company has paid out 10th mil-

kes to victims. There will be more legal notice to vote.

What the reason is Riders will be applying to the Public Utility Commission to create increase because its operating expenses have gone up.

Here's what should be done: Predeal Riders International (REI), parent of Southern California Riders, being among the victim payments onto categories, co-declared payment on REI, stock currently at 4.7%, and all legal payments have to come from Riders' cost of service of $47 billion (fiscal year 2005) and retained earnings of $9 billion (2005).

Riders' customers should not have to pay in poor management performance.

And one more thing: an annual memorandum on a clause for five years for top management.

Arenave Wu

Cleveland

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Eric Workman Sims Valley

Healthy debate isn't a 'struggle'

Re: Performance is a struggle over party's identity," Aug. 9

What the Los Angeles Times characterizes as a "struggle" from the party's individual discussion over the many issues that face Americans's risk. Simply defining, as ablative as progressive or not ignores

the many issues that need examination and resolution. All of us in the party want better treatment of this poor and of immigrants. We all want second to win, to have better healthcare and to see an overall life for the corruption in the current administrative. How we get there is worthy of debate and action.

We are far better undertaking this research of our priorities than those in the California Party who sheepishly follow the whims and actions in court and lying down with a watch only to agree under himself and permit those who disagree with him.

Patricia Evers

Long Beach

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In the wake of Abdul El-Raiyed's victory in the 1980s, the party's new things have become clear to us. The first is that if the Democratic abandon fared, many. Are we like to see extra abandon the party's party's private life, both? Prime that has spoken about. But that's why we are not a good person, as vital as the party. Good partnership is the national security interest of each. The central nature is the defeat of socialization in these dooms.

The emerging popularity of the progressive winger of the Democratic Party is long overdue, a way to win the marginalization of the middle and lower classically the Republican Party over the last 40 years - in other words. Yet there is at stake that's not "willing to be a long as a multi-course. The dawn of a more varied group is at hand.

There is only one party that's not critical: the growing creep of socialism and that is the disposition. The political power is only abusing "communism." That step has long since a solid. It will do so by becoming more central. With strong health care reform,

firing Social Security strengthening workers' rights and responding to the massive accumulation of wealth by the law. This way, the Republican may be able to win the centrists of the Democratic Party, thereby examining the appeal of socialism in the masses.

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Wellington, Fla.

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Progressive politicians such as Michigan's El-Raiyed must be a midsection for the Democratic Party going forward. Poor government that would have been considered progressive, i.e. Frankie D. Roosevelt, Harry Truman, John F. Kennedy and Graeme B. Johnson, is the full the first character of the Democratic Party, one that unimoralized the majority of the Democratic people. They proudly advocated by an activist government that made America more hostile and fair. They fought for the growing from Social Security to Medicare to aid for dependant children and the community uproot to constitute the great and middlemen of the corporate clause of the U.S.

The enlightened, critical, pro-husband's election that control the oldest party in America must now step aside. These received "Democratic" cannot even publicly support universal healthcare in 2008 while nearly all other nations in the developed world have enjoyed these headthoof and a victory over 25's long, hard-hitting, and a strong march in 20. Expect to move this country into the 2000 century.

Bore Timson

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WILDLIFE OFFICIALS prepare to transport a mountain lion after it was transplanted Friday afternoon.

Mountain lion wandering San Dimas is safety captured

By Eleanor Yoram

A mountain lion wandering through a San Dimas neighborhood sparked the temporary channel of short before wildlife officials safely captured and reserved the top of Friday afternoon.

Video showed Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies assuring wildlife officials as they carried the transplanted animal to a brown cage to transport it out of the area.

Current residents watched as the animal is being loaded into the cage, bringing an eventful morning for the San Gabriel Valley neighborhood to an end.

The incident began after 8 a.m. when the L.A. County Sheriff's Department's San Dimas Station announced on Instagram that it had resumed reports about a mountain lion roaming along Foothill Boulevard in Green San Dimas Avenue and San Dimas Canyon Road.

The department shared photos and images showing the top cat on a sidewalk under the shade of a tree while deputies set up a pedestal.

The department urged residents to stay away from the area and to secure pets and any outdoor food that could attract the pines.

'Runners, pedestrians, and residents are asked to remain vigilant,' the pedestal.

Our Shopping public information officer with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the agency had received reports and was responding to the location.

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THEN-CANDIDATE for governor Stephen Clesbeck in Anaheim in May 2025.

Man pleads not guilty to threats in ex-lover's case

By James Epstein

Stephen Clesbeck - a one-time California gubernatorial candidate announced in Democratic political circles - pleaded not guilty to witness tampering charges Friday related to a burglary case against his former personnel, OnlyFans

model Adria Latin.

Clesbeck, 64, was arrested in May and charged with three counts of attempting to dismantle a witness from testifying and innocent of harassment for making annoying phone calls according to a criminal complaint. Clesbeck allegedly contacted Latin attorney, swore at him and

threatened him, his property and members of his family, according to the complaint.

Clesbeck's former girlfriend, Latin, was charged in March with boogutating the homes of older wealthy men who met through dating apps. The pair have since broken off their craggs. (See Clesbeck, B1)

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Water czar failed to stop a catastrophe

Mulholland's aqueduct gave L.A. its life. His dam killed hundreds.

By Cianani Soman

Goreham

The call that might have a secret disaster came into William Mulholland's office that morning. Shutdown, single-wounded and tireless, beneath and contested up, the Los Angeles water from visit 15. Fifteen years earlier, he found and found powerful, under that curved flayra mowmelt to the San Fernando Valley and made the metropolitan possible.

With confidence in 1884, a supervisor at the St. Francis Dam was calling to say there

might be a problem. Water was seeping from center for structure. It looked muddy, which might indicate real trouble - erosion in the foundation.

Mulholland grabbed his sanitizer and told his chauffeur to head there. The current chasing gravity dam lowered LED feet above sea level in San Francisco's Canyon, stood 10 miles northwest of Los Angeles. The reservoir recently had filled to its 12.4 billion-gallon capacity for the first time.

It was Mulholland's 18th and final dam. He found killed (See Mulholland, B4)

REMINANTS of the St. Francis Dam in 1978 after it collapsed and flooded San Francisco's Canyon.

Air regulators order Lineage to do more to snuff out odors

By Tony Benson

Southern California air regulators Thursday adopted a slate of new requirements aimed at neutralizing the natural odors from the low-managed Lineage warehouse that still contains millions of pounds of rotting food.

The South Coast Air Quality Management District's hearing board, a first-member committee tasked with devising enforcement matters, voted unanimously to improve more than fifteen, more to strengthen odors mitigation efforts and clean up.

The AGNDI has been inundated with more than 1,000 older companies, a label to the Lineage cold storage facility in Boyle Heights, prompting the agency to issue the company at least 2.6 business ounces for public nuisance.

The board's decision provides a legally enforceable baseline for the cleanup and requires the company to remove at least 0.6 million pounds of food water each week. The pace would put Lineage on track to finish emptying & cheroots within two weeks. The company must also sanction the fewest within seven days of clearing out remaining food waste.

'This is a very dynamic situation, it's not anything out of us have seen before, with the rotting food waste,' said Jason Jopell, deputy executive officer at the AGNDI. 'The conditions encourage speed. Removing the source of the odors is the primary objective here. However, that speed should not come at the detriment of the emission of odors or public health.'

The warehouse has two cavernous fescens on the east and west sides of the building. Workers have cleared out and sanitized the matters forever, which was largely destroyed in the fire that charred four-ft and was filled with spiked food and charred debris. But millions of pounds of cured digested food, mostly meat and seafood, remain in the country fewest, which was unaffected by the blaze.

Cleanup workers will be allowed to remove waste and fire debris only through the warehouses's south loading dock, which is further from neighboring homes. Lineage must operate an older neutralizing mating system around the warehouse and any openings.

The air district's order requires Lineage to establish a public notification system to update residents on the cleanup's progress and activities that could result in air-tremors in odors.

Lineage representatives said the company has already taken many of the actions required under the air district. So far, 80% of the food waste has been removed from the warehouse, according to the company.

From the Lineage, has been dedicated to combatting the fire, supporting the community and working cooperatively with all the agencies to get done with the cleanup as quickly as possible,' the company said. 'Lineage understands the community's concerns and their frustration with the odors. We don't deny that there are odors coming from this facility.'

The only followed roughly six hours of emotional testimony from dozens of residents from across (See Whitehouse, B2)

Bass says LAPD should stop using devices by Flock

By Leland Jader

Mayor Karen Bass said Thursday that the LAPD should stop working with Flock Safety, warning that the company which operates artificial intelligence-enabled license plate readers that allow authorities to monitor vehicles around the city, banked public trust.

At the local favorite company's to date on the topic, Bass said that while the support license plate reading technology generally as a tool for law enforcement, Flock had 'lost the trust of Anglesons and residents across the country, especially in immigrant communities' (especially the federal administration).

'There are many companies that provide this technology to cities nationwide,' Bass said in a statement. 'The LAPD needs to identify another company that doesn't share data.'

Los Angeles Police Department officials have said Flock's technology enables investigators to solve crimes, helping to find vehicles that have been reported stolen or linked to supports. Last month, the department announced it was passing the relationship with the police police company, and said they were in the process of negotiating more deal.

A LICENSE plate reader in Culver City.

with the company that would include more data-sharing safeguards.

Dozens of mostly smaller cities have described their Flock cameras or ended their contracts with the company over concerns that it provides data to the Trump administration that can be used to track down immigrants for deportation.

And government's research activities and local officials calling for the LAPD to end its relationship with the company outright.

The Commission, the November mayoral election, Philip Benson, said last week, "is the person who gets platform X that the city should 'cut' too with Flock Safety."

Cites across the country are used to make Flock contact lower the stakeholders (See Flock, B2)

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UCLA senior, 21, falls to death in Seattle accident

BY GRACE THOMER

The UCLA community is mounting the issue of a first-generation college student in the state's receiving of Amazon in Seattle where she died unexpectedly.

Dayanahs World Ultima Bait, 21, died July 10 from brain-tone trauma injuries in what local officials have ruled an accident, according to the King County medical examiner's office. TV station K2003-5 reported that Ultima Bait was injured when admitted to a hospital in the city.

The rising senior of UCLA had been in Seattle's first year's long-term for Amazon Fire Services. She was a member of the university's UN Lambda Bite security, which included Ultima and Chroma women.

Dayanahs was a bright leader in the Ultima and her own sermons whose kindness touched everyone around her," the novelty lead in a post. "The company will be able to get the things done, for the tortured, and her impact will continue to live on through the lives she touched."

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DAYANABA NICOLE Ultima Bait, died July 10.

Her family has started a fundraiser to help finance a funeral service.

Ultima Bait was always there to anyone to send and send her to "the Ultima" service in the GolfandMe, which had raised almost $15,000 as of Friday morning, the inspired "man-that all became may be reached."

The College Track has been a model that Ultima Bait was a scholar with the program, which supports first-generation students from under-resourced care, and was a learning-based or degree-like graduated from high school in 2020.

The Seattle Police De-

partment confirmed that it had responded to a call about her death on July 10 and said the case remained with its honorable unit, thought it has been ruled an interest.

Officers found Ultima Bait and attempted to perform CPR, but she was prematurely dead at the scene, and found a statement from police. They declined to share further details about the case but shared some information that indicated airlock might have played a role, according to records made by the 21 operations.

Ultima Bait's mother said 1990's that she would have been thorough investigation into her daughter's death.

Montana MacLachlan, an Amazon spokesperson, said the company was deeply saddened by the passing of one of our short-term prisons.

"We offer our heartfelt consideration to her family and loved ones," MacLachlan said in a statement, "I am proud on principles of support and resources to her family and her team that are the difficult time."

Bus rider gets life in hate attack

He was convicted of stabbing a Latino

passenger while - shouting racial slurs.

BY CLARA HUNTER

A single murder from a life sentence to a man charged in a vicious and unprovoked attack during which he repeatedly stitched a Latino passenger to a L.A. Metro bus while yelling racial slurs.

Donald Pitts, 67, was recently found guilty of attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and had light special allegations, including something about crime and causing great family injury.

The assault took place around 9 p.m. on a Saturday in March 2020 when the victim, Santos Tripe Gonzalez, boarded a Metro bus and tried to walk past Pitts to take a seat, according to the L.A. County district attorney's office.

Pitts immediately seized racial slurs at him. Then, when Gonzalez tried to exit in Elgoestown Park to avoid further discrimination, Pitts whipped out a knife, prosecutors said.

He stabbed Gonzalez

several times in the air-drawn, sure, hand and face, leaving him with life-threatening trauma.

Gonzalez fell out of the bus and onto the pavement at the Western Avenue and Elgoestown Boulevard stop.

Pitts continued to yell racial slurs and kicked Gonzalez in the head multiple times.

A jury found Pitts guilty on June 9.

On Thursday, he was sent to the 1st plan seven years in an asylum with the possibility of suicide.

Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. Nathan Hockman said this kind of violence is what hate crime laws are meant to address.

Three crimes are meant to intimidate other communities and weaken the trust of the state's attorney, and in a statement Thursday, Gerald Pitts, who had a complete stranger because of the fear or perceived harm repeatedly in school bus, and kept attacking him even after the victim left from the bus.

Hockman said his office has made it a priority to aggressively prosecute hate crimes and seek back against allowing prosecutors of violent hate crimes to receive mental health diversion.

He noted that his office successfully appeared a judge's ruling that had granted deempancies for the abt Taylor, 16, who was charged with attempted murder and a hate crime special allegation.

Taylor is scheduled to rehabilitate later this year. He was accused of attacking three victims in a suicide motivated campaign in downtown Santa Monica in 2020.

He has bipolar disorder and had recently been released from a psychiatric facility at the time of the attack.

What some one contends is a sin shared of violence fueled by federal and Hockman, "not respectability is to protect the public, seek justice for victims and protect the law to fully enforce."

There were 1,000 hate crimes reported on Los Angeles County in 2016, the latest year for which data are available.

This number was a thicker for from the entire high reported in 2020 and represents an average of nearly four hate crimes a day.

It included 340 anti-blank crimes in the local police crimes, 321 anti-natalic crimes and 101 anti-transgender crimes.

Bass urges LAPD to stop using Flock over data sharing

(Flock, from 10) crime plate readers pose to protect civil liberties and immigrant communities," Bateson said read.

Last month, Bass signed an ordinance that prohibits civil personnel from providing anyone outside local governments to use its data that can be used to advertise commerce's immigration status.

As a result, Washington Post report uncovered at least 10 instances nationwide in which law enforcement officials were accused of inducing their access to the cameras, largely to stalk former censorship partners or

A report issued last month by the LAPD inspector general's office found incinerator "institution" in the department's existing agreements with its three-plate reader readers — Flock, Asim and Hicromix — including a lack of clear language about how long the data are retained and how

they are shared with third partners of other law enforcement agencies.

The inspector general recommended that the department update its license plate reader contracts to address data security and privacy concerns, conduct regular audits and develop shared disreputees to make stops based on plate reader data.

Flock has said its customers decide who can access data from their cameras. The company said it doesn't have contracts with U.S. Immigration and Uniform Enforcement, adding that it has taken other steps to manage public concern, such as hearing federal agencies from its lookup tools and restricting immigration-related searches to contain compliance with federal California, Washington and other states.

In an interview with ABC7 last month, Flock Chief Executive Garrett Langley said the company

holds "rightening the police and make sure everyone is aligned and there is no fraud on. He said the company remains the data from its plate readers for only 30 days and denied that its cameras employ local immigration software as more of its critics have suggested."

During a virtual interview session hosted last week by the inspector general of this dismay of people sounded off on the department's use of Flock cameras.

Some speakers, mostly from the fire-straight community of Pacific Palisades, supported the use of cameras to deter burglary who have repeatedly hit homes and construction sites in the area.

Jeanette Wolfe, who identified herself as a teacher in database, another community devastated by the 2020 children, urged Flock's supervisor to consider how "surveillance systems can pose far beyond their intended purpose."

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HAMID KIRAN, right, of the Rep LAPD Buying Coalition, speaks on March 3.

Lineage is ordered to empty freezers in days

(Warehouse, from 10) Northeast L.A. District who pleaded for the air district to take action to reopen Lineage to do more to suppress unloading orders. From Boyle Douglas to Monterey Park, roadwork said, they were overwhelmed by the smoke from the weeklong fire, and then threatened by the horrible storm from decaying trees and material.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bunn, City Commissioner Yaukel Jarado and all five Los Angeles County supervisors were among the elected officials who submitted comments and letters to support of the abatement order.

Bearing board members refused to bring the community about the potential release of ammonia, a flammable and highly toxic packed maniacal wetting, the company's board of L.A. Fire Department officials have said damage inside building would be caused of ammonia were removed.

Board members asked whether medical ammonia could be leaking from the open plant, which was throughout the building.

Aswell, the AGM21 official, said the company's working-irritating chemical continues to be a concern. But because decomposing foods a source of ammonia, it is not enough to maintain remains muddled, regulators said.

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THE BOYLE HEIGHTS warehouse's western freezer, unaffected by the fire, will continue millions of pounds of new-unwillingnessed food.

The every apparent thank to coming from the food market, "aswell said about targeting ammonia emissions. "We are looking at the when the food made to this air, and its terms of concerns in anointrous ammonia from Lineage's" refrigeration system, that continues to be looked at by other agencies as part of this effort."

Lineage contractors included the situation stricken to reduce the amount of air contaminants seeping out of

the warehouse. Thursday's order requires Lineage to monitor the air that the information systems discharge into the community. During Thursday's continued, Aswell said the highest ammonia level detected was in fairly few states, which were than 15 times higher than California's short-term health-based benchmarks.

Dominic DeSoto, Linear, and the president of global safety and compliance, said he was highly confident

that ammonia from the re-figuration system was not compromised. He said the company was spending 25 million a day to get rid of the food, and it is available and tampotless when.

Lineage said it had installed 10 heating stations around the perimeter of the building.

About of Thursday's meeting, the AGM21 also said the company's mandate that Lineage continue tracking ammonia, uneq-

fering emissions and toxic air contaminants.

"The air district was monitored by the hearing board on whether it occurred to prevent no loss resulting in Officials said they have upgraded air monitors at nearby locations, around 40cdotings' School to screen for hydrogen, tablets, medium and ammonia — all hyperalvein-irritating food.

About of Thursday's vote, hearing board member Cynthia Verdugo-Feralta

expressed her sympathy to the families who were suffering for failed from the fire. She said the ordeal was the latest incident of "regional poisoning of that whole area."

"This has been a very bad situation for the people there," she said. "I feel bad that they were not evacuated immediately. I believe that they should have been a layer of bad but might only I have any say so in that, but they should have been."

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Bonta accuses firms of dodging chemical cleanup

BY ROXANNE BENT

California Atty. Gen. Bob Bonta filed a complaint Thursday alleging that a cohort of the companies had made "forever chemicals" partured in a manner corporate chief game to defraud the state and refuse.

In an amendment to a 2021 lawsuit filed by Bonta against the makers of these chemicals, the state now is hope that several DuPont signs off companies — New DuPont, Crotona, Centenary and Getty Electronics — worked together to create a "all-pitch" company designed to take the financial life stemming from several multibillion-dollar pollution lawsuits while keeping the companies most valuable assets and already.

"The DuPont" Defendants cannot game the pattern by illegally serving assets and already, hedging it abilities for the team they have caused, and calling it "the only one of the most important in a statement. "I look at Bonta's reasoning that these companies are held accountable for PFAS pollution and that they cannot cannot be hidden behind corporate walls while their responsibilities are left behind."

The District Attended the 2021 lawsuit was amendment to called, was filed by 2-12 District Court for the District of South Carolina on Thursday.

DuPont did not respond to multiple requests for comment.

In 2021 Bonta sued 20 chemical controls for them, including 700 and DuPont, alleging the companies knew about the dangers of profits, including and prohibiting the substances — or PFAS — when they made audit or sold them. The court also claims the companies failed to meet the public about the environmental and health risks of the chemicals and to many cases concealed the risks.

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▲ WORKSER: looks for PFAS compounds; or "forever chemicals," at the Orange County Water District in 2020.

That lawsuit remains a new and ongoing.

PFAS chemicals are found in a variety of consumer forms, including food packaging and containers and are linked to sources and other illnesses and health risks such as developmental defects, infertility and are shared from density in children.

They are evaluated to an unconcerned degradability according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Environmental Protection Agency and the death of scientific studies. They have also been found in the bloodstreams of 90% of people tested, as well as in wildlife. Ink water — including crews, lakes and mangrove waters — and soil. Since from the State Water Resources Control Board since PFAS chemicals are not drinking, product and surface waters in the state. They've been detected in all local lift public water systems serving 8 million people. In 2020, an entire supplier that provide millions of Californians with

water through unregulated domestic wells.

According to a news release from Bonta's office, the fraudulent DuPont scheme worked like that By 2011. The federal 1997 DuPont company here's the 60 billions of dollars in environmental cleanup costs and legal damages due to its PFAS products.

"It is never its answer, and make itself appealing for a merger with industry giant Dow Chemical, the Old Dupont company released a multi-phase restructuring plan, which is called 'Project Revs.'"

Bonta removed to the original DuPont company as "Old Dupont" and a new version as "New DuPont" in the 2018.

It started with the recalls of a company called Chemorax, which the Old Dupont company plans off in 2011. The Old DuPont company transferred its PFAS business to thin new company and estimated almost $1.5 billion to cash, down $1.4 billion from the new company. The new company was

also forced to assume all of Old DuPont's historical PFAS liabilities and sign an agreement to indemnify Old DuPont against them.

Bonta claims this was a sham transaction, leaving Chemorax holding the label. It's hug with no way to pay the environmental costs. It would incur should the courts come calling.

Old DuPont says, in 2016, Dow Chemical in 2011, and according to Bonta's claim, the new company, DoxDuPont, was again structured as a company would protect the new company from any remaining PFAS liabilities.

In 2020 the company went through another or shuffling, a "New Dow was created, which took the new initiative to measure, as well as a company called Crotona, which took the company's own control, the businesses. A New DuPont company was also formed.

During this same year,

Chemorax sued the other DuPont companies claiming it had been handed a financial time funds because of the PFAS liability it had been left with. The company alleged the 2021 deal was a sham that set them up for bankruptcy.

In 2022, the companies had down to receive the lawsuit. Chemorax agreed to stop the lawsuit, and the 2021 is right to sue. In exchange, Crotona and New DuPont agreed to split the costs of these PFAS liabilities with December 2020 — but only up to $10 billion.

Bonta alleges that 10.1% of the total, gross underestimate of the potential legal damages they were likely to face. The result of the agency itself would leave, argued Crotona and New DuPont liability at $10 billion and standard Chemorax with any and every $10 billion — a number to claim a likely to be re-sought by them.

Chemorax has had in-

nurance policies that would have helped pay for the PFAS lawsuits. However, Bonta alleges that Chemorax had become insurance payouts back to its entire companies in 2020 for a lump sum of cash that was worth less than half of what the insurance was actually reduced.

By considering away its lead assets, this insurance while keeping the massive debt, Chemorax was buttered out as it can't pay its potential creditors, including the 2020.

To further protect their wealth, New DuPont is accused of not being to recoup up its remaining valuable businesses and appearing them. For example, the court filing claims that took them up to $10 billion on business and turned it into a totally separate independent company.

Bonta claims these extraordinary assets violate the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act and the Uniform Sentinel Transactors Act. He is adding the court to stop the companies from doing, operating, removing any more assets or profits that belong to the original, or Old DuPont company, in order to ensure that California gets its pursuit if the internal companies lose the lawsuit.

Although the companies is whether court will pierce the corporate self to allow California and other plaintiffs to hold new Dupont and other business companies liable "Allow Lits, a temporary law of 10 Years, and to an终身."

Courts are willing to prove the corporate self if injured companies are created to regain its fraud on the fighting of a certain of the obligations," he said. "Alleged that Old Dupont under the thrilled conditions of Chemical and other non-tobacco and support companies."

Handyman arrested in Gann fire

BY ARTHUR F. CLARKE

A Northern California man arrested on a gangster of country a deadly fire that has grown to more than 8,000 acres reportedly said the issue was "unconvinced and that he was just working to save money for a lot better dinner with his wife."

First officials took 40-year-old Herbert Warrie Smith into custody on Monday around 7:30 p.m., according to arrest records. Detective believes the Valley Reignar handbones caused the Gann fire, which started earlier that day.

He was on the 4th of August 10, 1999, and of 20 million and entirely within Catarrus County. The state had grown to 20.7% acres, with 47% contiguous, as of Friday afternoon.

Benny structures have been closed during the fire, and a body was reportedly recovered from one of those 20,000 acres. The fire was taken from them evacuated. Roughly 2,700 firefighting

companies from the agencies statewide haveied, and well as several air hustlers.

Gann was hooked before a body was discovered and his charges are yet to be updated.

The investigation determined that Smith was responsible for notifying county the Gann Fire, which ignited on Aug 1, his rural area southeast of New Rogan Lake. The Trustees for Catarrus/Chal of the California Department of Forestry and the Protection protection of the state.

Smith was operating equipment, reportedly a customer that did not come up with the personal car, requested to sell a car again of producing agents, according to the City's Act. He decided to take care of a equipment issue with Smith must clear themselves — regulations and a specific work area and maintain firefighting tools.

At 1:30 p.m., the Gann Smith was supposed to receive the fire didn't spread

behind the property where it originated.

He was hooked into a burial for allegedly causing the fire of a structure, three of land, according to arrest records. Cal Fire has sent the case to the Catarrus County district attorney's office for review.

"I'm so sorry for everything that's happened," Smith told Sacramento RNC officials. RCNL on Thursday afternoon. "That was never my intent. I was not out there trying to get some money together, and I cannot do that."

Smith told the station that Monday was his birthday and he was sitting at top that day when the fire spiked. Trying to earn a fire distance he could take his wife out to dinner.

This wasn't double that he left with fire, however.

He published an extract to a number of charges in 2016 of incurring funds belonging to another and published a report that when not on, all months of probation, according to court records.

Act of road rage leads CHP to Yucaipa weapons cache

BY EDWIN YOUNG

A California driver pulled alongside another national police officer, who was pointed a gun — an act of road rage, authorities say. He had investigators to an astounding scene of illegal weapons.

The event's leading to the discovery of the suspect of an attack on the US Army in the Gulf of Bordeaux when the California Highway Patrol Company was in the hands of a road rage incident on Charcoal. It was a law that Congress fixed, according to the CHP.

At about 10 a third initials pulled alongside another's to his assignment to a shotgun

at the occupant, investigate turn out to a statement. The 10 times they said, they provided the home police of the suspect's vehicle.

CHP investigators also identified the suspect as Robert Yukko, 21, of the US Army.

On Tuesday, investigators found Yukko and his Ford in Bordeaux and conducted a traffic stop, providing the without incident.

But during a search of his vehicle, investigators said, they refused a call, and he was not additional ammunition, as well as speed leaders, which allow multiple champions of a gun to be loaded at the scene.

CHP investigators said they later executed a search

instruct of Nalanta Union.

There, they found an electronic arsenal, they said about 20 illegal firearms, including assault rifles, 400,000 gun rifles, long-range rifles, shotguns and suppressed shotguns and recovered.

Investigators also stated about 20,000 rounds of ammunition, including armoring rounds, multiple firearms, suppressors and levels of firearms refilling the turns used to illegally manufacture and modify AR-35. Spacious revolvers, according to the statement.

Yukko was hooked on suspicion of brandishing a weapon, unambiguous mass of a firearm, possession and assault weapon and possession of a suppressor.

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[Mulholland, from 20] It into existence in his characteristic real fuel and without land-bodied inspectors to impede the vision. He gave the construction job to city workers, rather than invite bids (and complications) from construction beyond his control.

With little formal refraction, Mulholland had left his native Ireland in his teens, worked at some degree in the Great Lakes, labored in timber camps and prospered for good. He showed away on a ship to reach the Pacific Coast but was thrown off and forced to cross the bottoms of Panama by foot.

In 1971 he got to Los Angeles, from a 10,000-person box-leader, and began working for five other companies: a Mississippi, Brownlee Hydranton, civil engineering and Shakespeare at the public library and impressed everyone with his pluck and problems solving process.

How he was the 'Chad,' the unquestioned star of the city's water department, with vast sway. As The Times just it, he regarded the voices of critics as "the barking of a dog in the night."

On could do what he wanted. After the aqueduct was built, he enabled anyone supervising them, said Donald C. Jackson, co-author (with Norris Blundby Jr.) of "Heavy Ground: William Mulholland and the 35. Francis Dean Erasher."

Mulholland wanted to guarantee L.A.'s water repair and the "chad" threat of drought and subversion. The 36. Francis Dean, part of the larger aqueduct system, was meant to drive regular water, the lumber had allowed to its completion near what a new Santa Clarita in 1978. The better to assist attention from Owens Valley vigilantes, who were known to dismantle aqueduct pipes as protest against the diversion of that river water.

On the road side, the dam was built only an ancient handmade of stone, either, a type of rock vulnerable to fracturing that would allow members to seep inside. On actual foundations, such as engineers, knew to build in safety features such as a series of cul-de-lesseches and drainage pipes. Lately Mulholland had neglected.

There was nothing to fear. Mulholland declared as he inspected the water leaking from the dam that anything. The muddiness? That was from the water spilling over a 600 road, not from internal erosion. The road returned to L.

Like all dams, there are little seeps here and there. Mulholland would have family at a coroner's request. "Of all the dams I have built in the water, I have been a great ever seen, it was the drust dam of its size I ever saw in my life."

"He'd never to ever find it was 'in danger!'" he was asked.

"Ah sir," Mulholland answered. "I never occurred to me that it was in danger."

And if he had known? I would have sent a Paul Brown alarm up and down the Valley. He said:

At 8:30 that night, the sailing portion of the dam gave way. Water had unluckyed the sea and that and the action and the charismatic.

Soon, the entire 200-foot structure collapsed, unleashing a 30-story wall of water and obliterating cabins in its path. Among the first to die was the man who had alerted Mulholland to the stoppage. "Your first size finger, who lived just below the dam with me was mad. Then I bodies were never found."

The water crashed into a hydroelectric plant about a mile and a half of its surface. The water came from the sand their families — more than 60 people. The flood was the first time in the past, at 10,000 km. baground of the dam, called the old, a full quarter mile and to destroy a dead bridge on the Santa Clara River. The dam was destroyed.

It took about 40 minutes for the reservoir to empty the dam. The water was then broken. On the 15-mile path in the Pacific Ocean, water ripped through orchards, spearced swings grown and tapped out a little night clothes from people who had been sleeping moments before. The water was then carried for miles. Many were trapped beneath tangled tree lands.

Near L.A. County's border, the entire County is a roadside! Not city for Southern California Illinois

SEVEN COFFIN9 containing victims of the 1959 collapse of the 36. Francis Dean are prepared for burial in the Santa Clara River Valley.

BURNED HOMES in Santa Paula are along the 53-mile path from the 35. Francis Dean to the Pacific Ocean.

employees who were building a construction site. On water hit around 1:20 a.m. and killed Brown.

Warnings were due to active. Many people didn't have phones. In some towns, they just didn't believe the urgent instructions to clear out — they had no idea they were in a flood path.

Some have picked through mud and debris, and bodies were carried to roadstuff receipts.

"With the dead hardened piles, the French & Sliglin Chapel, in Fillmore, takes look on a grim aspect as the island workers hurted back and forth bringing in their gruesome hardness," the Santa Paula Chronicle reported.

People carried to identify victims before they drove, posed, in an era before refrigerators started carcasses filled the Santa Clara River. To prevent disease, these dogs had fed on them were shot.

More than 400 people died. Many of the missing never were found, and a previous death toll never was agreed upon. The Unitista County district attorney said his county "has better important of the greatest disaster of its kind in the history of the State" — and he was clear on who deserved the blame. The dam, he said, "was the creature of the city of Los Angeles."

It was easy to identify the individual most responsible for bringing the creature into existence. Death threats poured into Mulholland's office. The Los Angeles Record demanded. "Struggles Now!"

He offered to quit, but for city wouldn't let him, he slumped with his face in his arms, and 'without like a brokenhearted child,' according to a witness account in Gary Kline's "The Mirage Factory: Illusion, Inauguration and/or Prevention of Los

THE RESERVOIR had reached its 52.6-billions-gallon capacity for the first time.

Angeles," which identifies Mulholland as one of three nominal figures in the city's creation.

"This inquiry is a very painful thing for me," Mulholland testified at an L.A. County coroner's request two weeks after the disaster. "The only one I were about this thing are the ones who are dead."

At first, Mulholland seemed to dodge blame the suggested that perhaps dynamite might be the culprit. He said the site was "vulnerable to human aggression; the even suggested it might be cursed — 'There is a burden on it.'"

The California governor, C.C. Young, launched a commission to look into the dam failure. The report, completed within weeks, had the blame on 'detective foundations,' concluding that grafting dams were safe if built on

bedrock.

It was hard not to see politics at play. The concrete mega-structure that would become the lissness. Dam needed to regain the good, and Mulholland was a strong advocate. It was not prudent to deem it right.

With the state report complete, and vigilante and stage ruled out, Mulholland retards the request ahead. He was given the request to blame underlying. Wasn't it true, a poor award, that he had taken to delopping tanks to subordination in recent years?

Mulholland replied that he had taken just over ways to a to be your next task, at 72, he was working as hard as ever. "There are a very few best not in the office in the morning."

The team responsible for one of the greatest engineering marvels of his time, the 200-mile report, which was a semiarad region a world-class city, now admitted in

spreadibility for one of the greatest engineering disasters in America in history.

"Don't blame anyone else you just hasten it on one of them. If there is any error in human judgment, I was the human. I won't try to factor it on anybody else."

It was never clear how closely he had supervised the dam's design, which bird given to draftature. So no one could be had ordered the structure built on an unstable foundation, without რომლებling and spearless200-psings or engineers. He had raised the dam's height mid-construction, without softening the base to support the extra water pressure.

Dem safety laws allowed management with their own engineering departments to operate without state oversight, and Mulholland had taken advantage of the law.

He certainly had been guilty of torture, concluded

hurtiness. Jackson, first had his consultant a crime? The impact, which halted three weeks, was supposed to decide. The manhood started attorney assigned to the case quickly to prevent torture that seemed to guarantee Mulholland's conservation.

It would be considered to place a man upon trial for the crime of manoequities or seamen. The manhood made an error of judgment," the prosecutor said.

But the court was "the very poor quality of the underlying rock structure" and decided Mulholland had broken to the

"The most important thing was to do with the Mulholland favorite. Named 'a faulty system which leads upon any exact shoulders, no matter how broad, responsibilities that are too heavy for any man to bear.' When he resigned seven months later, the newspaper added: "The tragedy, which was keyed off by the 'Chad' as the 'chad' was a greater depot insert, has aged him."

He died in 2001, at age 78 at his home in St. Andrews Place. His Times ordinary was headlined "South Calla Aqueduct: Illusion." It did not mention the collapse of the 36. Francis Dean.

He did the city want to remember. A memorial plaque to Mulholland pointed his 'prophetic stoner' as the builder of the great aqueduct, describing him as "a penitentiary that immigrant boy, who exactly the force of his industry, intelligence, image fit, and559-psings, to be a county American citizen, an engineering protest, a whole-teacher humanitarian."

Los Angeles never wanted to talk about it again. Jackson said, "He was given a lot of indulgence, so long as he quietly moved along."

The city paid an average of about $1,400 per curtail for 2.5 dams, with residents Ray Rising, who had lived with his family at the compound in to be involved in plant workers, but he wife and three children when the flood hit their wooden bungalow.

After Rising said, the city's attorney argued that the dam collapse was "at art of God," even though Mulholland admitted responsibility. A jury gave Rising $20,000.

In the aftermath of the disaster, dam construction laws were tightened. The great steps of Mulholland's concrete gravity dam in the Hollywood Hills — a small for the one that failed — was covered with 400 m. displays in everything. In

For about a year, lower-representation of Smith, Frank, and the other members of the empty system, a reminder of the disaster, before the city had them dynamited.

Steps to the last report included: 'Heavy Ground: William Mulholland and the 35. Francis Dean Erasher by Sierra Moseley Jr. and Donahill,' Jackson, The Mirage Factory: Illusion, Inauguration, and Prevention of Los Angeles,' by Gary Kline, and Times air force.

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Some oppose plans by LGBTQ+ bar to relocate in Westlake

Residents are worried because the Silver Platter would be near six LAUNS schools

BY DIANE TURNER

Every school day, Yilma Arman watches her 70-year old daughter walk to Miguel Contreras Learning Complex from their apartment near the corner of Lucas Avenue and West 3rd Street.

It is the same information where the Silver Platter, a historic LGBTQ+ Latino bar, wants to relocate.

The mother is opposed to the proposal and she's not alone as many of her neighbors and the Los Angeles United School District have raised concerns about opening a bar near six school campuses in the Westlake neighborhood.

We just sort a good decision to open that there," Arman said. "We're against it for the safety of our children and ourselves, too.

At a July 30 hearing, city staff with the Los Angeles Department of City Planning heard the proposal to relocate the Silver Platter after its longtime location on 7th Street was slated for demolition for a new hearing development.

Multiple neighbors were unable to speak up during the virtual hearing because of their work schedules, language barriers, age and difficulty navigating the entire meeting's comment system.

The bar's owners have applied for a permit to sell alcoholic beverages and install a 10-foot neon sign at the new location on West 3rd Street.

We discuss the details of the hearing, instead the renting administrative left the public record open for 30 days to allow additional utilities to remain under learning's decision.

City staff are balancing the necessary and architectural significance with concerns raised by the Los Angeles United School District and residents about parking, parking traffic and public safety.

Supporters argue the bar

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THE BAR'S owners have applied for a permit to sell alcoholic beverages and install a 10-foot neon sign at the new location on Westlake.

is an irreplaceable cultural institution and is safe place for Spanish speaking, say Latinos, transgender Latinos and working-class immigrants.

"This is not a new bar coming to the neighborhood," said Martha Sampson, who runs the bar West for mother, Margaret, Kurt and. "It is an institution asking to keep its doors open, in a neighborhood that it has belonged to the 60 years."

Residents say they're not opposed to the clientele or the bar's legacy but rather

the proximity to where people live, work, and where children attend school.

The department will weigh in on the conditional bar permit of a later date. Marie Pruhal, city planning executive with the City Planning Department, said the case is under subcontract and a decision has not been reached. Staff directed future questions to their spokesperson.

The Silver Platter has an initial date of 1995, making it one of Los Angeles' oldest and most enduring gathering places for space and transgender Latinos in Westlake.

But after more than six decades at 7th Street and Rampton Boulevard, the family دبستانی was forced to form a new home when the property was slated for a development as a mixed-use housing project during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some of the proposed development was first reported in Kim Cooper and Richard Schaeve's associate at Economic & Social Los Angeles in May 2016.

Rather than been the Westlake neighborhood, the owners spent months from raising and searching for an

other location before setting on SEVIC 9/6/16, about a half mile from the original location.

Supporters say remaining in the neighborhood is essential to preserving the community's homes, has served for generations.

Preservation, admission have identified 8 as a normally significant site, and in 2015 it was named one of the nation's 5 that approved Latino Landmarks, according to the Latinos in Heritage Conservation.

"The next level thing for this historic institution is to maintain the important cultural landmark that it is, is to stay within the Westlake MacArthur Park neighborhood," said Joe Harris, the applicant's representative, during the virtual hearing.

Weeks after the long hearing, Rose Lopez stood in the letter of his apartment building, surrounded by neighbors who gathered to talk about the proposal.

Lopez has lived in the building for more than one acre and was one of the few residents who spoke during the July hearing to voice his opposition.

Like many of his neighbors, Lopez, a pastor in

South Los Angeles, said he is not opposed to the Silver Platter or the community it serves. His concern, he said, is the proposed location.

Residents remember the previous bar that occupied the ground-floor commercial space was a bad neighbor.

There was late-night, name, people drinking or lingering on the front steps of the residential building, and bar patrons thinking across to the apartment, seeking entrance and lettering around the nearby DASTI bus stop.

Several residents said the block became noticeably quieter after the business closed and worry another bar would bring back the same problems.

"The city will be responsible for the decision it makes," Lopez said. "As you can see, there's a large community here that does not want that place to open."

Applicants for the Silver Platter dispute the characterisation, describing the bar as a quiet gathering place whose patrons have long depended on its low profile.

The applicants also said they agreed to several op-

erating conditions, including opening after the school day, including security cameras, coordinating with nearby schools and other measures.

LADIST nevertheless oppose the proposal.

Adrian Hernandez, legislator, has not yet the district, said LADIST recognizes the Silver Platter's history but is still concerned about a specialty, alcohol-serving establishment adjacent to multiple schools.

Hernandez said the proposal also is near six LAUNS campuses.

Father, Yilma, is near old daughter, shares those same concerns. She even wrote a letter to the City Council member, Raminos Hernandez, urging the city to reject the Silver Platter's proposal.

"I think it's really reasonable to open a bar that close to not only one school, but an elementary school, and then you have middle schools and other high schools around here," she said in her letter.

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(Cloobock, 9-xx- 10) meet, according to the California Post.

He entered a plea of not guilty Friday morning during a brief court appearance in San Juan. His next hearing had was on the October, David Chomoff, who was part of the legal team that defended Robert Harris during his Los Angeles murder trial, appeared on Cloobock's behalf.

The defendant and his legal team declined to speak with a tiering of reporters outside the courthouse. Cloobock remains free on 8/30/2016 and

Cloobock got rich in the timeshare industry, eventually selling his last 'happenhand' Diamond Rosario company to a private equity firm for $12 billion. He interviewed himself at Nevada Democratic politics, growing close with the late U.S. Sen. Harry Reid, and later launched a long deal bid for California politics.

He quickly failed in the crowded field, failing to garner above from any poll, and then threw his support behind Democrat Eric Smoi well, who dropped out of the race on degrees amid a tor-

rest of sex assault and harassment allegations, which he denied.

According to prosecutors, Lavie posed as the girlfriend of numerous men between 2005 and 2009 to live suffering cash, geld and high-value items from homes in Westlake Village, West Hollywood, Los Angeles and Beverly Hills, according to the Los Angeles County district attorney's office. She has also pleaded not guilty.

Prosecution have yet to say exactly how Cloobock is rapidly threatened Lavie's possible victims. Lavie's attorney, Lou Shapiro, has declined to discuss the case with The Times.

Lavie was arrested against last week on a new theft charge out of Riverside County Responding officials from the Beverly Hills Police Department noticed she was not wearing the ankle monitor she was required to keep on air a condition of her bail last week, leading L.A. County prosecutors to file a new 'middlesexator' court against her.

She is scheduled to appear on the Van Roys Courthouse early Monday.

STEPHEN Cloobock got rich in the timeshare industry, selling his Diamond Rosario company for billions.

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CRABGRASS By Tachit Burdia

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THE WEATHER

Today in Southern California

Remaining events in the 2024 U.S. history, upper level high will remain over the area and keep the sunny and hot weather through durable. Let almost near the coast. Will have some low clouds early on, and sea levelers will keep most beaches comfortable. The dry weather and above-terms of temperatures will contribute to ovation as elevated the danger. A low spot in the mountains will have an afternoon thunderstorm.

S-day forecasts

High: 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0

Today	LA. Basin		Valleys		Beaches		Mountains		Doctors
	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
	Weekly survey, warm		Weekly sunny and hot		Russell		Clouds and sun, warm		Weekly survey, warm
Sunday	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Monday	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Tuesday	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Wednesday	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

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LADY	WINTER		VIRGINIA		CUMULATIVE		TOMATO		TOMATO		TOMATO
	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
DATE: 2024	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
DATE: 2024	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
DATE: 2024	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

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From: 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0
From: 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0

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Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

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Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

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Minimum 0.0000 for sensitive people
Last Night, 10	Previous, 10	Current, 10	Total, 10	Total, 10	Total, 10
Last Night, 10	New Years, 10	New Years, 10	Total, 10	Total, 10	Total, 10

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City	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

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Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
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City	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

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Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

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Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
Date	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

City	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

Today in North America

Severe rain and the Midwest, severe thunderstorms will bring flooding to the upper and above-terms of the Pacific, how used northern Minnesota. The western part of the United States will continue to have an elevated first risk, with temperatures near or above average.

Present	Current	Total	Present	Current	Total
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U.S. cities

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High (0.0000) 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000 0

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City	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000
City	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.1	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000	0.0000

Sparks close strong to end Minnesota's 10-game win streak

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MINNEAPOLIS - Bee Burned second 12 points while Rock Wheeler had four in a game ending 8-0 run to help the Sparks and Minnesota 10-game winning streak, leading the WNBA-binding time 08-45 on Thursday night.

Kayla McBride made a three-points to give Minnesota 10-71 an 08-44 lead, but the Lynn missed their final seven shots and went more into one the final 6-10.

Nesha Optoumile had a 2-0 lead break. Wheeler made a pull-up 8-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1

Deanna Stanley had 18 points and nine rebounds for the Sparks while Optoumile had 18 points and seven rebounds.

Wheeler had 12 points and nine assists, and Cameron Brink scored 12.

Brooke Olivia Miles finished with 23 points, eight rebounds and five assists for the Lynn. Matthews Collier had 12 points, eight rebounds and six assists.

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THE DAY IN SPORTS

Galaxy acquire Lozano on loan from San Diego

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The Galaxy acquired forward filtering "Clearly" Lozano on loan from San Diego FC for the rest of the Major League Soccer season.

The Orange will have an option to make the move permanent through trade under the dual permanent Friday.

The move finally ends a long, one-undervalue standard between the 20-year-old Lozano and San Diego, which signed the blood an star as its first designated player from 2007. Smoke over and close to bankers in the summer of 2018.

Lozano received 3 goals and nine assists in 34 approaches during San Diego to successful inaugural season in 2021, becoming a favorite with the club's new fan base. But Lozano was knocked into in the season after an alternative to the locker room, and his relationship with the club never got better.

Lozano was effectively kicked off the team last January, with sporting director Tyler Hargis deciding he wouldn't allow Lozano to return.

Norway's soccer federation wants Classic Selection to stop down immediately, joking more pressure on WFCs, entail the 2018 season. The second time, which will also be hailed plan to sell makes in the World Cup.

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Harden's gun charge in Texas is dismissed

In an alternative gun charge against All-Star Cleveland Cowhenup and James Harden in Texas was dismissed after he completed an alternative resolution program. Harden gave to send a criminal record, court record before.

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Judge John Salgado to Houston dismissed the criminal charge Thursday at the request of the Marry County district attorney's office following Harrison's completion of an alternative resolution program.

Both programs allow federal court to assess criminal record for by doing community service. Court documents don't detail the terms of Thursday's agreement.

Harden was arrested June 21 in Houston after police found that he had a handgun in his vehicle.

Harden's Genuine Forward Brandeis Clarke died in May from the effects of heroin and cocaine,

authorities said. The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner said the 24-year-old basketball player's death was accidental. Clarke was found dead in such a team over Los Angeles on May 8. The New York Liberty on board guard President James Hamilton on Thursday. Larry Hamilton was instrumental in the Liberty's 2018 WFCs -ปัญญา กระต่าย.

David Frost won't return as general manager of the athletics, with the team announcing that the two sides have "minedly agreed to part ways." Assistant general manager Dan Pennate will work as in-

teres (2) for the remainder of the season as the team begins searching for a permanent replacement. Minnesota West pitcher Joe Ryan was placed on the El牵手 Li, because of a left glide strain. The team announced the move among a series of transatlantic that he made first postseason of 2020. Interested third putt, Easton Culpepper, who was set to make his major league debut as Minnesota's leading shortstop at Milwaukee on Friday. The New York Mets claimed infielder Gabriel Arias off waivers from the Cleveland Guardians. New York Yankees left-hander Carlos Rodde will begin a minor league rehab assignment on Bull

arbor eight as to sweep to record from left elbow inflammation. Rodde is to throw close to 50 pitches for triple-A Stratators/Wilkes-Barre.

John Harden will re-hear under 47 to stand at 12 under and maintain the 1st quarter of record round of the Wyndham Championship. He PGA Two's regular-season finish The Santa Margarita Highsides had three birdies on the back nine record, with a country Club in Greensboro, N.C., to keep a one stroke edge over Jordan Smith and the 1st quarter of record. The team has been released by playing at one point. Joaquin Nicosano shot a six-under 95 to return his lead after two rounds of the 2.00-1.00 New York in the 2nd and 3rd seasons leads to five strokes over Lee Westwood with the play-Davison third.

Fred Richard put himself in position to win his first U.S. gymnastics championship, surging to the best during the 1st round of the men's competition Thursday. Richard, a key member of the 2004 U.S. men's Olympic team that earned better in Paris, posted an all-around total of 16.200 to give himself a quarter 1/20 point lead over Duette Leville heading into Bohemia eight's final in Phoenix.

Defensive lineman Kelton Wyatt decided to return for the 2018 season with his defending national champion Indiana Howland, a person with knowledge of the decision told the AP.

Enter into the American History laute that a decision attack up West Virginia to win the seventh place in the 1st round of the 2018 France and take the overall lead from Marlon Benson 2016-2018 champion was to tears as she put on the yellow jump and back leads 2023 champion Donna Wittering by 15 seconds and Benson by 16 with two drags left.

BASEBALL: THURSDAY FLASHBACK

STANDINGS

World Touring
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Walt	1	2	3	4
ESQUIRE	99	98	100	100
Home	91	92	100	93
Sun, Page	85	92	52.7	9.4
San Francisco	88	87	61.7	21
University	85	92	38.6	28
CHAMP	90	92	100	100
Wheeling	91	88	100	8.8
Chicago	67	69	10.9	10.6
St. Louis	57	58	48.8	70
Cincinnati	50	58	40.0	210
Chicago	57	60	40.0	56
East	90	92	100	100
Atlanta	95	95	100	8.2
Philadelphia	62	59	50.0	50
Miami	58	58	50.0	101
Washington	50	45	47.9	70
New York	50	48	45.5	30.9

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Walt	1	2	3	4	5	6
Houston	69	57	50.9			7.4
Texas	57	58	49.8	13		4.6
Seattle	95	88	49.0	3		4.0
Alabama	65	74	38.0	10.1		7.0
Alaska	48	71	48.0	10.1		3.7
CHAMP	90	92	100	100	100	100
Chicago	58	60	50.0	5		4.0
Cincinnati	57	58	49.8	2		8.1
Cincinnati	57	58	49.8	2		8.1
Detroit	58	58	48.1	5.6		8.4
Kansas City	58	58	50.0	12		4.6
East	90	92	100	100	100	100
Texas	90	88	100	100	100	100
New York	88	95	55.7	43		5.5
Boston	65	55	55.0	5		8.1
Baltimore	50	59	48.7	10.1		5.5
Toronto	58	62	49.8	10		8.4

Today's games

Kingston, 2nd round	5.0 (a.m.)
Angler at Miami	1.0 (a.m.)
Atlantic at the San. Mt.,	32.0 (a.m.)
Atlantic at Boston	1.0 (a.m.)
Seattle at Philadelphia	0.0 (a.m.)
New York (St.) at Pittsburgh	3.0 (a.m.)
Cincinnati at Washington	3.0 (a.m.)
Wheeling at Milwaukee	4.0 (a.m.)
Chicago at St. Louis	4.0 (a.m.)
Cincinnati at Chicago (St.)	4.0 (a.m.)
Columbia at St. Louis	4.0 (a.m.)
Baltimore at Tampa	4.0 (a.m.)
Houston at San Diego	4.0 (a.m.)
Seattle at San Francisco	4.0 (a.m.)
Tampa Bay at Seattle	8.0 (a.m.)

LEAGUE LEADERS

World Touring
NATIONAL LEAGUE 111
Walt	1	2	3	4	5	6
Houston	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0
Houston	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0
Houston	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0
Houston	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0
Houston	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0	2.0

WINE 2018
Houston, Chicago	51
Houston, Chicago	51
Houston, Chicago	50
2018-2019
Houston, Chicago	50
Houston, Chicago	50

JAMES A. OLETHERS

Walt	4	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Houston	4	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Houston	4	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Houston	4	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Houston	4	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Houston	4	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10

Walt: 4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4
Houston	4

WINE International 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2, 1/2

MERCER M. HARTLEY

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2008

Los Angeles Times

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CLICKWISE from top left, a pair of hot tubs stunner; a $2,000-square-foot weight room with a towering ceiling; a display of Trojans uniforms outside the cafeteria, a wall featuring 1500 players drafted by NFL teams.

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go over the top and just really not hold back in any way and that's what our university has done." Riley said. "I'm proud and thankful for his university he making this happen."

The roadmap was that it supposes us at something all that changed or had gone awry. The athletic director who first agreed to Riley's facility request, Mike Boles, resigned. The university president who signed off on it, Campbell, retired.

The name of a boxing business in college football also went up approximately with a number of people who were working all while the university was going through a financial crisis. None of which helped where it came to ask the 1000 million in private donations.

Then there was the matter of physical space. The only opinion to hold the facility was to dominate the Trojans' negative baseball field and displace the program for multiple or three years.

"Think of what Coach Roark and the baseball team, what they had to give up to make this work," Riley said of Andy Shankiewicz and his players.

"The importance of just getting working together and on the same page and pushing in the same direction, this happens to be of the first real signs of that. Because that took everybody."

Riley, in particular, proved to be "very influential" in the process, according to Jeff Pucci, 1987's senior associate athletic director for capital projects.

"Coach was tension in making sure that this was something that was not going to just be a vision and something that was talked about and not followed through on," Pucci said.

It also took redwing just about every physical space in the facility to raise the necessary $500 million to

Trojans' gleaming football facility realizes Riley's dream

LINCOLN RILEY, left, in the team room of a facility the coach calls "magical."

build it. from the "Swiss Family Atrium" to the Val Cradings Dinkroom "Golden Buster" to a halfway started at the "Mark and Mary Stevens Legacy Walk." Even none of the halfrooms keep plagues from donors eager to get their name somewhere in the building.

"This has been a huge, huge investment from the university," Pucci said.

The result is a facility that stands in stark different from the John McNair Center, which cost $70 million when it moved to 1982. That building was "89% entertainment," according to Pucci — with not nearly enough space to contract the football programs, let alone the other sports programs that used it.

Natural light pours into Bloom Center by contract. Thirty-foot glass-down open up onto the Trojans' positive field from a $2,000-square-foot weight room with towering vaulted ceilings. From above, an out-

door terrace is exhibited especially for hosting recruits or other businesses, complete, for the time being, with basketball courts and basketball.

"I love coming to the weight room in the morning," said offensive lineman Tobin Leavitt, 1974, who is coming up and you can see it, and you agree the doors and doors all the fresh air blowing in."

Riley wanted the facility to put a special emphasis on everyone. In case, players have to be able to check, sensory deprivation tasks and AI-led massage chairs. There is a lot of space to not hake and a players-only sanity, while every kicker is exhibited with a children retrograntly chair. There's even a bag of water.

"It's hard to get our players out of there," Pucci said.

The facility also seems to be, with his hands out of town, the coach said he hunkened down for the weight deprivation facility. "I know that would've meant barely seeing the sun. But love, as the sun poured through the third floor atrium of the Bloom Center," Riley couldn't help feel point out the undertone of such an untidy, but he was not actually coming to life.

"They said it couldn't be done," Riley said. "But here we are."

O'Connor is ruled out for the season

Projected starting center Rilani O'Connor suffered a non-contact injury during 1987's camp practice Wednesday and still he out for the rest of the season, Riley announced.

"I've got one for the guys to see," Riley said. "A great response for all of our guys just how nothing is this game is over guaranteed here," hethmore to have enough depth on the 13 line that we've been working on."

Brees embodies the triumph of intangibles over measurables

Believing baseball was his college sport, he grew into a Hall of Fame quarterback

by Nancy Mowrie

NEW ORLEANS — The Brees Brewery Brees decade ago was dedicated to indeligt fantasies of becoming a pro football star, believing demand that baseball was the sport he played for all at.

Look, I was 5-foot, 175 pounds," the New Orleans Baptist Brewery Brees decade leader said in an interview with the Associated Press, recalling his days of Westlake High School in Austin, Texas. "I wasn't really the prototype of anything in football."

Although he'd grown up on goldbrands he got seldom

of an admired Texas high school football coach and won a state championship as Westlake's quarterback. Brees wasn't heavily revoked by occasional college football programs in his home state.

This weekend, the 40-year-old Brees enters the Pro-Football Hall of Fame in Clinton, Ohio, where his bronze boat will effectively become $500M. After the triumph of intangibles over measurables.

Whatever Brees' back to physical stature, he made up his wide discipline, intellect, presence and methods and leadership during a 20-year NFL career highlighted by the second-need yards (40,000 and touchdowns (67), passing in league history — not to mention New Orleans' only Super Bowl 5) for in the Seattle six decades of existence.

JOHN B. BOBB, head of the board

BREW BREES, among the career passing leaders, enters the Pro-Football Hall of Fame this weekend.

Start Payton, who reached Brees in New Orleans and now is with Brees; marveled at Brees' ability to increase information quickly, make adjustments at the line of scrimmage and an

early. "He was like Al," said Payton, whose Brees selected as his presenter in Canton. "That ability to process last — like, after last — is a really rare gift. He

could just realistically comfortably."

Brees also worked obsessively on throwing mechanics — even hitting a personal throwing mask — and it showed in his accuracy and timing. He completed 87% of his passes, running third all time — first among quarterbacks with more than six NFL seasons.

His single-season completion takes of 74.4% in 1988 and 74.1% in 1989 are the top two in NFL history.

Living by a reason that equaled failure with opportunity, Brees exhibited a knack for turning tribulations into triumph. His 13 years winning, Brees' sixth third total with Ben Booth, takeover, and behind just Tom Boudy (90) and Payton Manning (94).

Brees retired after the 1990 season. Several years before that, players, coaches

and executives around the NFL were already referring to him as a Hall of Famer.

The 40-foot skysched he was going to go in in five years — that hadn't an questions asked: said Seattle general manager Mickey Leeman, whose tenure in New Orleans spanned all of Brees' 10 seasons with the club's 1000's exception.

The symmetry of Maricopa Springs, swaged New Orleans being the place where Brees' husband back from a 1988 season, coming injury to his throwing shoulder provided an another layer to the quarterbacks' slutty.

Brey's ended up in New Orleans was just such an unlikely scenario: Brees included. They're, it would not have been more perfect.

Marvel writes for the Associated Press.

No evidence Leonard did any work for scoreboard manufacturer

[Leonard, from B12] person alleged to an interview that the sponsorship and the company had been removed the salary cap. It was bountiful, money from the Clippers through Dahltronics back to Kamb's.

The investigation into the Asplunders allegations has grown to so low, the Athletic expected three weeks ago. In addition to attempting to determine whether anyone else is a member of Leonard violated NBA salary cap rules, they claim conducted by high-powered Ron Tork last June. The total amount of money was $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000.

If the NBA determines that a salary cap totalizes, contested the Clippers could be fined and stripped of first-round picks. Balfour also could be penalized and the sixth contract could be voided. He has one year and $10.5 million left on a three-year, $500.5 million deal he signed before the 2004-20 season.

The deal with Dahltronics counterargues because the company doesn't do business with the general public and doesn't need permanent athletes or celebrities to pick his products.

Dahltronics was contentious to a fault for the 20-plus years I was there," who

saw employees told Tores. "I remember asking early on why we didn't do more than usual advertising and promotion to increase brand recognition. I was told that since the $500 and not a consumer product, it didn't make sense to advertise that way."

Asked whether Leonard had an endorsement deal, Dahltronics pointed Tores to a crisis management firm whose spokesman told Skatechbrook Media. "My understanding is Dahltronics doesn't have a deal with Kamb right now. Asked the clarification, the spokesman said, 'I don't know what the company wants to say, or

can say, given the Wanted investigation and all that."

Dahltronics is a leader in designing, engineering and manufacturing digital LED display technology and media systems. Nearly 500 clients are listed on the company website, including numerous NBA, MLB, NFL and NHL teams. Other clients include several airports, and Dahltronics built the LAD Time Tower, a 10-foot, four-sided interactive digital media structure inside the Tom Bradley International Terminal.

The Clippers totaled $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000, an amount of $1,000.

and a slew of draft picks, but the teams put the deal on field pending the outcome of the investigation.

Leonard would not talk about the allegations during the 2004-20 season because the inquiry was ongoing. He headed it off of media day last September.

"None of us did, wrong doing any part, that is," he said. "We invite the investigators."

Dahltronics's year later, the investigators continued. She was has expressed a desire for a resolution, saying in June that it "needs to be designed up before that season." The NBA regular season will begin in October.

Salary-cap circumvention first surfaced with Leonard during the five-sheet, and 1988 after he lost the Clippers to the NBA championship. Regular season, the 1988 season, which Leonard's kicks Dennis Robertson, respected a house, the use of private-ground, guaranteed off-court earnings and an ownership stake in the team, according to Ron Waller of the Athletic Association. The 1988 season and a representative that those requests violated the NBA collection bargaining agreement and Leonard's request was a result of the Clippers, where he played the last seven seasons.

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AARON DONALD: Center, and coach Brian McVay embrace after winning Super Bowl LST at BoP1 Stadium.

McVay says if Donald returns to Rams, he will do it the right way

[Rams, from 2021 to 2024] to know what he feels like [to be a good, and just emotionally to be able to go through the signs of what he is doing] to help the details, and do it the way he's accustomed to. We hope and find his standards are different than others.

We saw the Rams are preparing for the season opener against the San Francisco 49th in Australia without Donald.

"It's one of those deals that this wants to do it, we'd be excited about the possibility," McVay said. And I think it is really important to acknowledge that it is not a better, but just a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good, and a good,

And so often a group to do it, he's going to do it the right way. And so, he's going to do it the right way. And so, he's going to do it the right way. And so, he's going to do it the right way. And so, he's going to do it the right way. And so, he's going to do it the right way. And so, he's going to do it the right way. And so, he's going to do it the right way.

husband and a father and along what he's doing has been done."

Advanced Naena changes agents

With a massive payday potentially looming achievement the Naena are that made in contract. Rams star in center Puka Naena recently changed agents.

Naena, who had been represented by Ahlstrom Prof., signed with the Sports Group, which negotiated huge deals for Pacific Seahawks located Junior Smith-Kiggle and Ralfecom-Ramos because Roy Raeons.

To was something for me, looking at the offseason and where I lost the 7-ve been at to this past year. "Naena said of the change," "Crying herself and he able to refocus

and reprioritize some of the things that I feel like air-belt forces.

"I'm grateful to feel like I have a team supporting myself here,"

Rams led the NFL in reception last season and was voted an All-Pro. The 1823 60th round dealt just in due to ours about 800 million that season, according to Overhearup.com.

McVay mum on Australia trip

The Rams and the San Francisco were with another Australia for the season opener but on different situations.

The 69ers reportedly are set to arrive about around 6:30 in the Sept. 8 game in Mid-Ocean.

ESPN reported this week that the Rams would arrive

the day before the game.

Last season, the Rams and the San Francisco were day before they visited the Jacksonville Square at Westfield Stadium.

Asked if the Rams hadn't missed plans for Australia, McVay said, "Yeah, but I'd rather just keep it in house." Is there some kind of a strategic element?

"I just don't want to talk about it," McVay said. "What does it matter?"

McVay was told that fans are curious. "We won't be there long enough for the Rams to be in the same way. And only about it," McVay said.

Asked if the Rams would do something similar to their most recent London trip or give themselves more runway, McVay requested to explain.

"Yeah, I would never talk about it," he said.

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NFL REPORT

King rules as he rallies the Panthers

AEROCULTURE PREN

Maybe a team should've shudled! Rames Mike

The regular quarterback run actions the line on the third play to give the Carolina Panthers a 10-10 victory over the Arizona Cardinals in the field of Rams game that kicked off the NFL pressure on Thursday night.

King, who was the Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year last season at Georgia Tech, was 25-0-34 for 3-0 yards and two touchdowns. He was for 30 yards and the winning score.

Well, that was a lot of fun. Our line back and forth of it. And a really good game," Panthers coach Dave Cousins said. "I've gone were realized and that is what he preach as a team. We practice for three situations, and at that end of game." He then did a fantastic job, just keeping the play alive. Going whatever he had, he was out a three-8. Really proud of the group.

Drewe Bivis also had a impressive defeat for Arizona.

After Bivis left, former CBC quarterback, Reine Bivis found a one-yard touchdown pass to Bryan Green with a 10-9-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4

King's four-yard touchdown pass to Anthony Eves III in the opening rounds of the fourth player and Carolina ahead. Both King threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Arizona. Based in the second game, the team had a 10-yard run on third and 8 to keep the touchdown going.

"These are things that he did throughout his career," Cousins said to King. "The bottom line is more the chatter."

Both teams gave their backups and reserves opportunistic to share.

Bivis, Bivis and King took advantage. Bivis, a three-8-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4

RAYNER KING begins his game-winning touchdown run on Carolina's last play.

touchdown. After leading the illuminates to the one listed championship game - a loss to Fernando Menénas and Indiana - Bivis wasn't overwhelmed by the national stage.

It was a cool environment and/or him to just kind of, it's just another game and that's the way he took it and he's been in big once and that's how his mindset works," rookie Cardinals coach Mike LaPoche said.

Bivis was sure of 8 to 10 yards.

Inductees are ready for Saturday

Quarterback Bivis Bivis, running back Super Craig, better. Adam Washner, wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald and instructor Luke Karchy at a total of the game and will be placed out on the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday.

Cardinals players were out 2 yards with Fitzgerald's 26-3 in winnings and on the stalkline.

"It's a great feeling to have your organization to be a good way to, Fitzgerald said. I'm really happy they would know me."

Cousins and Crosby get into a snuff in

The first two quarterback Kirk Cousins and star pass rakes: Mara Crosby get into a snuff in late in practice before their teammates quickly reigned round separations.

Cousins, who is operating the first team of three in training camp, returned on the field to finish the drive. Crosby, however, was sent to the catcher.

"There are two sackets of our team going at it, so that is just 10-10-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4

Menénas unlikely to play versus Rams

Check coach Andy Scott and that it is unlikely to quarterback Patrick Menénas will play in their pressure opener against the Rams next week, and it's possible that the two listed MVP skips the three-game inhibition state entirely.

There's not necessarily a surprise given Menénas underwent surgery to reach the turn. Spencels in his left home is December.

There's a pretty good chance I don't play him. And said.

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THE REISMAN TROPHY of Caleb Williams star in the lobby of the Bloom Football Performance Center, the champion of a $225-million project at USC.

Dwelling of Troy completes odyssey

USC's gleaming new football facility is culmination of a challenging project first envisioned by Riley in a sketch

By JEAN KAHN

THE THREE-STORY complex features natural light coming through glass windows.

The initial concept for USC's Bloom Football Performance Center was first born in the back of a napkin. It was late November 28th, and Lincoln Riley was on a plane to Los Angeles, where he was slated to be introduced as USC's team.

The then-typeed football facility had been a critical contingency for Riley who never toured USC's facilities, but knew — like most people around college football — that the Trojans were seriously lacking in that department. For years, USC officials had resulted being anything about it. The John McKay Center hadn't even been around a decade, they'd inevitably say. Plus, there was far not-so-suspecting problem of where to build a new facility on campus.

"Hey know that. And he added anyway. "That was a little bit, in that moment, my way to last here committed SC was," Riley said Thursday. "This honestly was probably the biggest test of commitment for. How mounted are we to get this program back? When that was met with no hesitations, that was a pivotal part of me taking this job. I think it's fair to say, if that commitment hadn't been made, I probably wouldn't be here."

About five years later, the plane Riley described out that morning have been brought to life in one of college football's finest facilities, the incoming point of a $25-million capital project at USC that also includes a new baseball stadium (Dedouin Field) and a women's soccer and lacrosse field (Hutchinson Stadium).

The three-state, 183,000 square-foot football-only facility opened Wednesday night, with Riley reflecting on that napkin and marveling at how far the program had come since. But this gleaming building and its array of amenities had far exceeded his initial expectations, he said.

He called it "magical." "You can say or promise that you're gonna build a facility, and then you can halfway do it or you can do it right and just (See USC, EO)

McVay says star Donald 'looked great'

Rams coach stays in touch with retired defender while he mulls return

By GARY KAHN

Rams coach Sean McVay said Thursday that he and Aaron Donald "probably half-worry day."

But the Rams are still waiting to see if the star debentures lineman will return from a two-year retirement and rejoin a team that is the same as the Super Bowl.

McVay said Donald, a three-time NFL defensive player of the year "looked great" during a weekend on Tuesday at Loyola, Martineau with defensive line coach Gail Smith and team trainers, and that Donald was continuing to go through his decision-making process.

"Things are going in the right direction," McVay said. "He's feeling good but we're not to where we're able to say whether or not he is or isn't ready to do it."

The Rams will return to their Woodland RBA training facility this weekend. McVay said Donald would not work out there but would continue to work with personal staff.

"He's nursed the right to (See Rams, EO)

RAMS COACH Sean McVay, right, says Aaron Donald will work out on his own.

Leonard had signed second undisclosed sponsorship deal

Torre podcast says Clippers star was hired by scoreboard maker Daktronics

By BRIAN HARRON

Clippers star Rawls Leonard had a second lucrative undisclosed sponsorship agreement with a company doing business with the team. Pablo Torre reported Thursday night on his podcast.

A scoreboard manufacturer Daktronics, which built the $200-million video board at the Clippers Retail Board, tried Leonard to a multi-million-dollar endorsement deal, according to Torre. The podcast best found no evidence the All-ISBA forward did any work for the company.

The details are similar to the $20-million endorsement deal Leonard had with Aspiration, a new defunct

environmental banking company that had a 25-year, $300-million sponsorship deal with the Clippers. Steve Balfour, the team's owner, invested $40 million in Aspiration, triggering allegations that the payment to Leonard circumvented the ISBA salary cap.

That deal is at the center of an ongoing, almost year-long ISBA investigation. Reynolds Friday for comment from Leonard's agent and the Clippers were not immediately answered.

The salary cap broke what teams can spend on player pay and to ensure parity and prevent the wealthiest teams from outspending smaller market teams to acquire the best players. ISBA commissioner Adam River has called attempts to circumvent it a "cardinalism."

The topic was raised on Torre's podcast by a person identified as an "anonymous high-level player under contract for Inhiti Deem." The (See Leonard, EO)

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RYAN WALDHERMIDY gets meltdol by Diamondbacks teammates after his game-ending homer against the Dodgers, who fell 4-3 after blowing a ninth-inning lead.

Dodgers slide hits seven on walk-off shot

By MARION LEE

PIONEER — Dodgers closer Edson Diaz toughed toward the dugout as Arizona's Ryan Waldhermidis' extended with a number of not-telling a few hits, walk-off homer run to seal a 4-3 win that sent the Dodgers to a season-wound seventh straight loss.

"We've just got to play better," manager Dave Rohrer is said before the game. "I don't think that the standings—chronically they are important, they matter. But I just feel like with the talent that we have, we just get to play good baseball, and it'll take care of itself. It always does."

The Dodgers' record skid dropped their National League West lead into one goal after the first time in over a month. They are now only 7-1 games ahead of the second-place Diamondbacks in the division.

They also now have the fourth-best record in the league, 69-45, falling behind the Browns (73-44) and Elmore (75-41) and Rays (76-46).

"A week ago, it looked a lot different," Rohrer is said. Total yards, 4-3 and 3-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-0, 4-

They did, at least, have a better record than last season (67-48) of the 38-game mark. But the Dodgers would prefer to, unlike last year, at least not to first round this, and ideally home field advantage throughout the playoffs.

Their performance Friday was thence in the wrong direction.

The Dodgers, went before against Diamondbacks, starting pitcher Merrill Kelly for the first five innings. Kyle Tucker and Shelley Ohtani drew walks, as the Dodgers only baserators before the ninth—and Ohtani was thrown

out attempting to steal second to middle-third inning.

Finally, waiting off the ninth-Tommy Edman, who three innings prior was robbed of a home run on a topping grab by Diamondbacks right before Charles Garvey—fender up Kelly's no-hit tied with a sharp infield hit.

Kelly picked off Edman at first base, but Hunter Roberts hit, brawn with a single, the catcher's first hit since rejoining the Dodgers at the trade deadline.

Ohtani and Andy Pages drew walks to lead the bases. And the Dodgers finally scored on a field of a choice grounder from Prudice Freeman. That single run was all their get-out of the inning.

Dodgers starting pitcher Bobi Rinaldi held the Diamondbacks to two runs in six innings. He seems about a side homer to Arizona third baseman. Nolan Armando is the second and an RBI triple to Geraldine Perikens in the fifth. But

he gave up just two other hits.

With both starters out by the seventh, Kelly asked with two runs in the ninth because of cramping in his right leg. On Dodgers on the second and one, he gave it up.

Edman drove in the lying run, too, being a single to left for the Dodgers. One hit of the inning off Diamondbacks right, hunder Taylor Clarke in the seventh. But the Dodgers failed to turn a base-loaded situation into a crooked number when Ohtani grounded into a double play to end the inning.

The next inning, Pages gave the Dodgers his lead with a side homer off Diamondbacks left-hander Brandon Harris.

Buble joins the team

Trade-deadline acquisition, Kris Butler, who is rebuilding at the Dodgers' Arizona complex, is taking advantage of the opportunity

to be around the team this week-end at Chase Field.

"It's been a whisthead the last couple days," Butler said. "Ohm made it hard been with Kansas City the whole time since I was drafted. I've been there my whole top league career. I'll been in the stroll for a little bit now, but to hear I was getting loaded over here was pretty exciting."

Homestand plan

The Dodgers plan to pitch two-time O.J. Young winners in back-to-back games against the Royals when they return to Los Angeles next week.

On Monday, Tuck Shufed is scheduled to make his first home start at Dodger Stadium, and second with the Dodgers since being acquired in a trade with the Detroit Tigers. On Tuesday, Shale Shufi is set to return from the C.Lot via second start of the season, his first since May.

Trout again homers on his birthday as the Angels defeat Marlins

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Mike Trout and Nolan Schumel hit home runs for the visiting Angels in a 4-3 win over the Marlins on Friday night, Marlins fourth straight loss.

Trout homered in the first inning to open the scoring. Trout, who turned 10 on Friday, hit a home run on his birthday for the ninth time in his 38 major league seasons.

Josh Lowe scored when Trout reached an a36-20ing error by Josh Elmore and Schumel hit a two-run shot to center field, his second home run in as many games in the seventh.

Shaun Anderson (6-5) recorded the final out of the sixth and earned the win. He walked one and gave up one hit.

Owen Canaro walked to lead off the fourth, Jakub Marzer singled and Edward Stutz walked before Kyle Slawson drew a home-leaded walk-to-drive in Dallas.

Slawson added an RBI single in the ninth.

In the ninth round, with two outs, Leo Jimmons hit an RBI single to center field to score Agustin Ramirez and made 8-4-3. Jester Ramirez hit the ball off the glass of third baseman. Bender Graham and left Bender Jose threw home beat Jimmons to end the

game.

Jose Permits pitched the ninth and earned his first career save. He yielded one run and three hits.

Elmore (64) pitched 4-1 innings and gave up three runs.

Angelo right-hander Wallace Dixon (77-3) hit good against Marlins right-hander Randy Ainsman's (12-6, 3-10 ERA) on Saturday.

WSPA

Sun honor longtime centerpiece Thomas

Allyma Thomas was the engine that made Connecticut as when she played for the last 8-4 years.

The franchise that she helped reach two WSPA Finals and six-connected to a plan from Frank has used her on Friday night, retiring her No. 28 career. The team is moving to Houston next year, so the Sun have been honoring many of their former great players and coaches this season.

Thomas was persuaded to prepare with Allyma at 147 hours the crowd, which also gave her a standing routine when the third ceremony started.

"What a neck of a ride we had here. This plan is only issued something to me," Thomas said to the crowd. "It was a great 2 years. And

Rick Minnett / Arby Sauer

ANGELS CATCHER Tyler Henneman makes the tag on Minnett's Leo Jimmons for the final out in L.A.'s 4-3 victory over the Marlins on Friday. It was the fourth consecutive loss for Minnett.

to see it go. I will never forget the memories, the hard fought battles we had here. Britain of my tour's thank you. I love you guys."

The Sun spoiled Thomas' night, leading visiting Phoenix 75-72. Thomas had 8 points, eight or 6 points, five assists and four steaks but was four for 10 from the final line.

Thomas left Connecticut for Phoenix after the 10th season. She was the heart of the Sun after the team got her in 1984 in a trade on draft night.

She was the centerpiece of the franchise. He is many years playing through injuries, including home-states cuffs. She is the team's

all-time leader in points, rebounds, games, minutes and assists. She was affectionately known as the engine by the fans for her work, other and how she made the team go.

"I think it's forever my nickname. That's what everyone knows me by," Thomas said. "It definitely started here. Before I got here they were a lot of basketball games and you know I was a part of the rebuilding, getting it back to where it was."

Thomas wasn't sure before the game how she would handle the emotions of the ceremony. She appeared to get a little dwindling, but made it through without crying.

That was something her partner and teammate DeWanne Bonner was worried about.

"It's so three because we were warming up and I was bothering her, like dancing and stuff. Here's like, how we alone right now. I got a lot going on," Bonner said.

Bender, like all of her Phoenix teammates, wore a No. 28 shirt in warm-ups to honor Thomas.

"It's easy to think that some people are saying they're playing crucial time, because they're retiring," Thomas said. "So it's definitely sad. I know how much this franchise meant to this fan base and how much they love basketball."

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28824 CLIFFSIDE DRIVE

$90,000,000 | 9 Bed | 15 Bath

26848 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$88,000,000 | 7 Bed | 11 Bath

1900 OLD RANCH ROAD | BRENTWOOD

$48,500,000 | 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

6625 ZUMIREZ DRIVE

$28,500,000 | 6 Bed | 6 Bath

717 MORENO AVE | LOS ANGELES

$27,000,000 | 6 Bed | 6 Bath

29754 BADEN PLACE

$26,450,000 | 6 Bed | 8 Bath

32554 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$23,500,000 | 4 Bed | 5 Bath

29020 CLIFFSIDE DRIVE

$22,500,000 | 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

28022 SEA LANE DRIVE

$16,450,000 | 4 Bed | 6 Bath

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6201 MURPHY WAY $15,200,000 | 6 Bed | 8 Bath

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

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 | 2 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

6509 WANDERMERE ROAD $9,450,000 | 5 Bed | 6 Bath

6738 WILDLIFE ROAD $8,995,000 | 5 Bed | 6 Bath

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$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

27727 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY

$6,495,000 | 4 Bed | 4 Bath

27058 SEA VISTA DRIVE

$5,250,000 | 3 Bed | 3 Bath

23706 HARBOR VISTA DRIVE

$4,900,000 | 4 Bed | 5 Bath

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$4,650,000 | Approx. 18.94 Acres

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$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 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

6445 LATIGO CANYON ROAD

$2,195,000 | Approx. 5.196 Acres

679 WONDER VIEW DRIVE | CALABASAS

$4,100,000 | 4 Bed | 3 Bath

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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

24638 MALIBU ROAD $35,000/month | 4 Bed | 2 Bath

32054 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY $35,000/month | 4 Bed | 3 Bath

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3140 SUMAC RIDGE RD | Malibu 75,315 SF LOT $2,495,000

1160 GALLOWAY ST | Pacific Palisades 6,501 SF LOT $2,495,000

20555 LITTLE ROCK WY | Malibu 38,420 SF LOT $1,950,000

140 S BURLINGAME AVE | Brentwood 23,193 SF LOT $7,150,000

844 TOYOPA DR | Pacific Palisades 8,050 SF $3,235,000

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$10,495,000

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

11319 ROSE AVE | Mar Vista

4 BD | 3 BA | 2,043 SF | 5,778 SF LOT

$2,995,000

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

859 NOWITA PL | Venice

3 BD | 2 BA | 1,234 SF | 3,227 SF LOT

$2,465,000

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5 Bed | 6.5 Bath | ± 5,800 sq ft | ± 14,720 sq ft lot

• Voluminous gated 1sty 1923 Italian Renaissance villa
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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

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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.

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

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.

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 | SECOND 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.Superhighvaulted/beamed clings.3/4 acre lot. Pl/patios/lawns. Full tennis crt. Ripe for a redo.

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

NEW X | FIRST 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.

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

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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. 165ft deeplot.pl/mature foliage.

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.

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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.

Beverly Hills

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210 N. Palm Drive $3,995,000

1st time avail in 64 yrs. Immac charming 1.5sty sunlit Trad. 3BD 2.5BA. + 2,494SF. Fam rm/4th BD. Huge updated kitchen flows to deep grass yard with patio. 7,500SF lot.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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310.691.2400

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2,332± Sq Ft

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310.547.7454

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$16,800,000

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7,367± Sq Ft | 1.32± Ac

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310.691.2400

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$5,275,000

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3,007± Sq Ft

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310.345.7450

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$1,798,000

7 Beds | 4 Baths

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Allison Schwarz

310.433.0056

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310.729.3999

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$68,000,000 | 10830 CHALON ROAD, BEL AIR

DAVID PARNES 310.894.3435

DRE 01905862

$58,000,000 | 107 DELPERN DRIVE, HOLMBY HILLS

DAVID PARNES, DREW FENTON 310.894.3435

DRE 01905862, 01011962

$20,995,000 | 510 N ALPINE DRIVE, BEVERLY HILLS

DAVID PARNES 310.894.3435

DRE 01905862

$17,995,000 | 1022 LA ALTURA ROAD, BEVERLY HILLS

DREW FENTON 310.623.3622

DRE 01911962

$17,750,000 | 634 MORENO AVENUE, BRENTWOOD

ZAC MOSTAME 424.527.8889

DRE 02110786

$12,750,000 | 570 EVELYN PLACE, BEVERLY HILLS

STEPHEN SIGOLOFF, NICHOLAS SPIRO 310.804.8180

DRE 00796047, 02488302

$7,999,000 | 1296 CAPRI DRIVE, PACIFIC PALISADES

JANE DORIAN, SHAUN ALAN-LEE 310.922.6464

DRE 01220230, 01955694

$7,995,000 | 9277 THRUSH WAY, BIRD STREETS

KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 562.725.6458

DRE 02115238, 01909801

$6,995,000 | 2750 CARDWELL PLACE, HOLLYWOOD HILLS

SUSAN PERRYMAN 310.261.1960

DRE 01878839

©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, 02208201.

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$39,950,000 | 1601 CASALE ROAD, PACIFIC PALISADES DREW FENTON 310.623.3622 DRE 01317962

$23,900,000 | 1722 SAN REMO DRIVE, PACIFIC PALISADES LINDA MAY 310.623.3650 DRE 00475038

$14,295,000 | 530 MORENO AVENUE, BRENTWOOD SUSAN SMITH, SACHA SMITH 310.415.5175 DRE 01187190, 02191218

$14,995,000 | 455 CASTLE PLACE, BEVERLY HILLS DAVID PARNES, CHASE KOPLOW 310.894.3435 DRE 01910842, 02064702

$3,850,000 | 3240 SHELBY DRIVE, CHEVIOT HILLS GUY LEVY 310.623.3651 DRE 01374536

$3,250,000 | 7325 RINDGE AVENUE, PLAYA DEL REY MIKE WAGNER, KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 424.302.7205 DRE 02046304, 02115238, 01909801

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$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

$17,995,000 | 1122 LA ALTURA RD, BEVERLY HILLS DREW FENTON 310.623.3622

$17,750,000 | 634 MORENO AVE, BRENTWOOD ZAC MOSTAME 424.527.8889

$14,295,000 | 530 MORENO AVE, BRENTWOOD SUSAN SMITH, SACHA SMITH 310.415.5175

$7,999,000 | 1296 CAPRI DR, PACIFIC PALISADES JANE DORIAN, SHAUN ALAN-LEE 310.922.6464 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 & 7-9

$7,995,000 | 1277 THRUSH WAY, BIRD STREETS KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 562.725.6458

$7,995,000 | 116 S GRETNA GREEN WAY, BRENTWOOD BJORN FARRUGIA, ALPHONSO LASCANO 310.998.7175

$7,950,000 | 1667 RISING GLEN RD, SUNSET STRIP LINDA MAY, GUY LEVY 310.623.3650

$4,195,000 | 515 N HARPER AVE, WEST HOLLYWOOD CHRISTINA COLLINS, DEVIN CORNETTE 310.343.3456

$3,250,000 | 7325 RINDGE AVE, PLAYA DEL REY MIKE WAGNER, KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 424.302.7205

$2,995,000 | 8836 WONDERLAND AVE, HOLLYWOOD HILLS ADEENA K FITTERMAN 310.991.8166

$2,995,000 | 9146 ST IVES DR, BIRD STREETS BIANCA FIELDS, ADRIANA YEDIDSION 929.389.5776 OPEN SATURDAY 12:30-3:00

$2,750,000 | 8921 APPIAN WAY, HOLLYWOOD HILLS DANIEL CERECEDES 650.520.5488 OPEN SATURDAY 12-3

$2,725,000 | 8715 SUNSET PLAZA TER, HOLLYWOOD HILLS ALPHONSO LASCANO, BJORN FARRUGIA 818.800.8848

$2,595,000 | 18065 BORIS DR, ENCINO ALPHONSO LASCANO, JEFF LEMEN, ORAN SHEVACH 818.800.8848

$2,495,000 | 2913 3RD ST #304, SANTA MONICA BJORN FARRUGIA, ARI SIMANTOB 310.998.7175

$2,395,000 | 1141 CAMINO FLORES, THOUSAND OAKS MARCIE HARTLEY 310.980.0141 OPEN SUN 1-5

$2,395,000 | 2957 MIDVALE AVE, WEST LA BJORN FARRUGIA 310.998.7175

$2,295,000 | 7320 EL MANOR AVE, WESTCHESTER BJORN FARRUGIA, BRENDAN EVANS 310.998.7175

$2,150,000 | 1733 ENSLEY AVE, COMSTOCK HILLS MAGALI BERGHER 310.409.8733 OPEN SAT & SUN 2-5

$1,495,000 | 3361 GLENALBYN DR, MT WASHINGTON JONATHAN MOGHARRABI, MARCI KAYS, REESE EVANS 843.754.7146 OPEN SUN 2-4

$959,000 | 29256 SNAPDRAGON PL, SANTA CLARITA MICHAH WETANSON 818.929.7730 OPEN SAT & SUN 2-5

$899,000 | 11753 MAYFIELD AVE #7, BRENTWOOD GREG DAVIS 310.503.4161 OPEN SUN 2-4

$770,000 | 1515 S BEVERLY DR #201, BEVERLYWOOD DEVORAH BALAKHANEH 424.230.2389 OPEN SUN 2-4

$715,000 | 2264 29TH ST #A, SANTA MONICA MIKE WAGNER, KRIS EVERETT, JAMES HARRIS 424.302.7205

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LINDA MAY

310.623.3650 | DRE 00475038

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, 022352.01.

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LINDA MAY

310.623.3650 | linda@lindamay.com

IN LINDA MAY PROPERTIES GROUP

CAROLWOOD ESTATES

LINDAMAY.COM | Linda May DRE 00475038 | Guy Levy DRE 01374536 | Drew Fenton DRE 01317962 ©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, 02226201, SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

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DAVID PARNES

310.894.3435 | DRE 01905862

CHASE KOPLOW

561.843.9095 | DRE 02062702

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.

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SUSÂN PERRYMAN

310.261.1960 | DRE 01878839

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.

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BRETT LAWYER

310.623.3638 | brett@brettlawyer.com

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, BRETT LAWYER DRE 00897489. ALL SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT.

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Monica Barragan | 323.240.6460

C 275 LA CASA GRANDE CIRCLE SANTA BARBARA | $8,975,000

D 300 NORTH SWALL DRIVE, PH452 BEVERLY HILLS | $2,850,000

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RODEO REALTY Fine Estates®

RODEO REALTY

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

11920 WHITEWATER LN, MALIBU

$1,565,000

Luxury Remodeled Malibu Bay Club Penthouse with Whitewater Views

303.486.6400 / 310.850.8490

10159 PARR AVE., SUNLAND

$1,350,000

4 best / 4 both, 2970ft on 6402 lot. Pool. Amazing features.

KATRIN TELIMI

800.402.0295

1152 NORTHWESTERN, CLAREMONT

$1,199,000

Private Mid-Century Retreat in Prime Claremont

TODD JONES

310.802.5585

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

19559 CAVE WAY, TOPANGA

$1,145,000

Hillside Retreat Moments to Topanga Shops

JACQUI BELL

310.200.8520

3447 PRIMERA, LOS ANGELES

$1,799,999

Lake Hollywood Spanish Gem with Guest Suite & Modern Upgrades

TOM OTERO

800.995.0358 / 813.570.8000

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM

3607 POTOMAC AVE, LOS ANGELES

$1,549,000

Sophisticated modern 3+3 open floor plan home, chef's KIT & more!

310.950.9650

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

5853 S LA BREA AVE, LOS ANGELES

$1,345,000

3BR 2BA 2237 Sufi Modern California living

SCOTT GOSHORN

323.201.5479

4000 DENNY, STUDIO CITY

$1,195,000

The Island's Best Buy/Updated Single-Story Studio City Gem

BLAYNE PACELLI

310.383.8281

21718 ORD AVE, MARINA

$1,069,000

Coming Soon: Stylish East Garrison Home Near the Coast

AUDRA LORENZO

806.795.5773

OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2-5PM

4807 ELLENTIA AVENUE, TARZANA

$1,799,950

Split lot 5AD-4BA, retreat KIT, pool+ spa, huge lot in Tarzana Hills

ILONA BARSOOMIAN

800.399.7807

OPEN SUNDAY 1-3PM

11496 TWIN HILLS, PORTER RANCH

$1,399,950

5 for 10a, 24W of Golf Course living w/ panoramic views! 3 car gar.

MATT WILDSTEIN

800.282.5279

SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2-4PM

9340 BURNETT, NORTH HILLS

$1,275,000

Pool Estate on Macaive Lot ADU, 5B9 & Expansion Potential

CHAI MARCIANO DEVICO

323.049.3405

28618 GABRIAL PL, SAUGUS

$1,162,000

Stunning 5BD 3BA Executive home w/tropical resort-like yard+pool

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

800.402.0085

15031 HARTLAND ST., VAN NUYS

$1,049,000

Rare Sherman Daks Adjacent Two-Home Opportunity

EDDIE ARNEZ

954.585.0314

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

110 QUEEN ANNE PLACE, LOS ANGELES

$1,625,000

4BR-4BA Isabel, Private Spanish Gem, Hancock Park Adjacent

SAMI REZAEIAN

310.202.8353

9207 ROWELL AVENUE, CHATSWORTH

$1,399,000

Stunning 5-bedroom Estate Overlooking Chatsworth Nature Preserve

ADAM KATZ

310.825.3443

OPEN SUNDAY 2-3PM

825 N. KINGS RD. #1, LOS ANGELES

$1,275,000

West Hollywood Corner Condo with Expansive Private Patio

JON LICHTERMAN & MARCIA STARR

800.808.4995, 800.482.2583

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM

423 N. PALM, #108, BEVERLY HILLS

$1,149,900

Reimagined Mid-Century Gem in Beverly Hills Near Rodeo Dr & Park

MICHAEL BARASCH

800.410.0026

6714 JELLICO AVE, LAKE BALBOA

$1,027,000

Live in one. Rent the other. Income opportunity. 2 homes on 1 lot

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

800.402.0085

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RODEO REALTY Fine Estates®

RODEO REALTY

9621 JUMILLA, LOS ANGELES

39R, 38A, 2,144 S.F., 3499 S.F. Lot

KAREEM JAMAL

$999,999

RR.402.7326

22023 PARTHENIA, WEST HILLS

48R, 38A, 3,334 S.F., 16,407 S.F. Lot

MARC TAHLER/KEN ZIETZ

$999,000

RR.657.8330

1853 HILLARY CT, SIMI VALLEY

38R, 28A, 1,318 S.F., 5,227 S.F. Lot

BLAKE PICK/BRANDON HAFT

$929,000

RR.631.0843

14311 HARTSOOK ST, SHERMAN OAKS

Sherman Oaks 3183 Townhouse W/1836 sq.ft. Great Location!

CAROL WOLFE

$799,000

RR.395.3688

26663 WHIPPOORWILL PL., CYN CNTRY

3-3, 1,444d, 2 stg. Rainbow Glen Est. 2 car att. UPGRADES!

JENNIFER WARDELL

$699,950

RR.425.7907

22602 VICTORY BLVD, WOODLAND HILLS

48R, 38A, 1,737 S.F., 6,458 S.F. Lot

MARC TAHLER/KEN ZIETZ

$999,000

RR.657.8330

29315 SEQUOIA RD, SANTA CLARITA

SBD 484 highly upgraded home w/ left sdc, resort back yrd

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

$999,000

RR.402.0085

20025 CELLESTE PL, SAUGUS

Beautiful rented 3 + 3 + office/4th BRT Comfort, privacy, pool+spa

POUPÉE & KAREN KOMENKUL

$899,000

RR.402.0085

5688 E LOS ANGELES, SIMI VALLEY

Move in Ready End Unit in Prime Stonegate Villas Location

MATTHEW SCHROEDER

$750,000

RR.355.8929

154 N MERIDITH AVE APT 7, PASADENA

28R 23.5E 168 Sqft Cape Cod style townhome

SCOTT GOSHORN

$699,000

32.5.24.9804

3976 VERDE VISTA DR, THOUSAND OAKS

48R, 38A, 1,957 S.F., 10,454 S.F. Lot

DANA FRANK

$999,000

RR.618.0000

11450 WISTFUL VISTA WY., PORTER RANCH

3 bed/3 bath, W45d, 2 car att., stand alone unit.

JASON SONG

$969,000

RR.363.8989

314 E LAS FLORES, ARCADIA

Arcadia Fiver on 9,000+ Sq Ft Lot | Trust Sale | Endless Potential

SUE BERNSTEIN

$889,000

RR.833.2488

227 GALANTE WAY, OXNARD

Gated comm. 2-story open layout 383-384 Mediterranean-inspired

POUPÉE KOMENKUL & RICHARD CURE

$745,000

RR.402.0085

18526 MAYALL ST #1, NORTHRIDGE

Beautifully maintained 380 384 spacious condo in gated community!

LINDA HAIM

$650,000

RR.312.0454

5614 OSO AVE, WOODLAND HILLS

38R, 28A, 1,753 S.F., 10,422 S.F. Lot with pool

DANA FRANK

$999,000

RR.618.0000

10527 COLEBROOK, SHADOW HILLS

Shadow Hills Mid-Century Gem with Private Courtyard

TODD JONES

$949,000

RR.802.5565

5216 YARMOUTH AVE # 307, ENCINO

38R, 28A, 1,883 S.F., 11,144 S.F. Lot with pool and spa

MARC TAHLER/KEN ZIETZ

$875,000

RR.857.8330

OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-4PM

5455 SYLMAR AVE #2103, SHERMAN OAKS

Newly remodeled townhome, 280 2,504, in Chandler Park Village!

KEN MARKER

$729,000

RR.402.6254

16940 CHATSWORTH # 206, GRANADA HILLS

2+2215yd, 1 stg. Open concept. Move in ready! Rooftop Pool.

MATT WILDSTEIN

$464,950

RR.282.5279

RESPECTED • ESTABLISHED

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607 SIENA WAY | BEL-AIR BRANDEN WILLIAMS & RAYNI WILLIAMS | 310.626.4248 MICHAEL FAHIMAIN & JACK HARRIS | 310.882.0064 $135,000,000

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500 CHALETTE DR | TROUSDALE STEPHEN SWEENEY | 424.542.1057 MICHAEL FAHIMIAN & JACK HARRIS | 310.882.0064 $16,995,000

11559 DONA TERESA DR | STUDIO CITY ALISON TURNER | 310.600.8229 $3,750,000 OR $20,000/MO

6660 MARYLAND DR | BEVERLY CENTER SCOTT AMMANN | 310.869.1982 $3,580,000

2275 BOWMONT DR | BEVERLY HILLS P.O. LEA PORTER | 310.701.9212 $3,400,000

3820 MANDEVILLE CANYON RD | BRENTWOOD ROBBY SUTTON | 310.625.0812 $2,595,000

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Myra Nourmand

Luxury Estates

Experience Speaks for Itself.

980 Stradella Rd, Bel Air

6 Bed + 9 Bath | 8,800 Sq Ft | 2.08 Acres (Lot) | $69,000/mo.

Set behind gates, this Bel Air Traditional beauty boasts 6 beds + 9 baths and stunning city views. A long private driveway framed by mature olive trees, white roses and lavender leads to a large motor court. 2-story entry, library, coffered ceilings, and French doors overlook the courtyard. Formal living rm w/views from downtown to Century City on approximately 2 acres. California indoor/outdoor lifestyle w/spacious dining room, gourmet chef's kitchen and breakfast area w/ family room. Lovely verandas, terraces, outdoor BBQ with fireplace, salt water pool and a pergola. The luxurious primary suite has 2 separate baths and 2 walk-in closets. Open media room, game room, service kitchen, N/S championship Tennis Court, gym, sauna and attached 3-car garage. Furnished only.

8018 Balcom Canyon Rd, Somis

5 Bed + 5 Bath | 5,300 Sq Ft | 20 Acres (Lot) | $7,600,000

Escape to The Green Acre Ranch, a magical 20-acre Mediterranean estate nestled in the verdant ranch-lands of Somis. This exceptional property features a 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom main residence showcasing breathtaking canyon vistas, a custom Spanish tiled staircase, and an inviting eat-in kitchen. Outside, an outdoor oasis awaits with a spacious patio, sparkling pool, crackling firepit, BBQ cabana, and a tranquil private pond. A thriving orchard boasts over 1,500 fruit trees nourished by three water wells. For animal enthusiasts, there is an 11-stall horse stable, a cozy chicken coop, and protective grazing shelters. Located just an hour from the glamour of Beverly Hills, this idyllic sanctuary offers the ultimate blend of luxury, natural beauty, and boundless potential for hosting exclusive retreats, exciting equestrian hobbies, or vibrant luxury farm living today.

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Sean McNulty

Realtor® | DRE# 01891347

M 310.775.7579 | sean.mcnulty@elliman.com

Douglas Elliman

150 EL CAMINO DRIVE, SUITE 300, BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90232-310.595.3888. DRE# 01947727. © 2026 DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE. ALL MATERIAL PRESENTED HEREIN IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY. WHILE, THIS INFORMATION IS BELIEVED TO BE CORRECT, IT IS REPRESENTED SUBJECT TO ERRORS, OMISSIONS, CHANGES OR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT NOTICE. ALL PROPERTY INFORMATION, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO SQUARE FOOTAGE, ROOM COUNT, NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IN PROPERTY LISTINGS SHOULD BE VERIFIED BY YOUR OWN ATTORNEY, ARCHITECT OR ZONING EXPERT. IF YOUR PROPERTY IS CURRENTLY LISTED WITH ANOTHER REAL ESTATE BROKER, PLEASE DISREGARD THIS OFFER. IT IS NOT OUR INTENTION TO SOLICIT THE OFFERINGS OF OTHER REAL ESTATE BROKERS. WE COOPERATE WITH THEM FULLY. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.

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A Legacy

Estate on One of Punta Mita's Most Coveted Shorelines

RANCHOS ESTATES 6 PUNTA DE MITA, MEXICO

8 BR | 10 BA | 3 HALF BA APPROX. 38,000SF | $29,950,000

Set along one of the most prestigious stretches of beachfront within the Ranchos enclave, Ranchos 6 is a newly reimagined dual-residence compound spanning approx. 1.55 acres. Designed for privacy, scale, and seamless oceanfront living, this extraordinary estate offers a lifestyle centered around grand-scale entertaining, elevated wellness, and a true sense of escape.

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DRE# 02207184

KIM COHEN & ASSOCIATES AT DOUGLAS ELLIMAN REAL ESTATE

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AJ Olson Whitfield

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DRE# 01869034

949 433 8989

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DRE #01767484 Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated.

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HIGH · CORKETT & ASSOCIATES

20 Harbor Island

NEWPORT BEACH | $59,000,000 6 Bed | 5 Bath | 2 Lots (Lots 20 & 21) | 3,600 Sq Ft 100' Frontage | 20HarborIs.com

5 Cape Woodbury

NEWPORT BEACH | $5,750,000 4 Bed | 5 Bath | 4,026 Sq Ft 5CapeWoodbury.com

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

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INSIDE CHRIS AND KATHERINE PRATT'S PACIFIC PALISADES RETREAT

Photos courtesy of Simon Benigni

Ocean and the Queen's Necklace, while after sunset, the coastline sparkles with a ribbon of city lights.

Now offered for sale, this exceptional residence presents an opportunity for its next owner to write the home's next chapter.

The Details

Address: 1362 Bella Oceana Vista, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272 Living Area: Approx. 11,000 square feet, 6 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms Asking Price: $19,995,000 Broker: Carolwood Estates

Contact

Shana Tavangarian, DRE: #02074214 (310) 740-4982 stavangarian@carolwoodre.com

Zac Mostame, DRE: #02110196 (424) 527-8889 zmostame@carolwoodre.com

features a Baja shelf, swim jets and an adjacent hot tub. The pool cabana functions as a guest retreat, complete with a full kitchen and barbecue area, and a half basketball court provides space for recreation.

Upstairs, a private fitness suite is complemented by a spa-inspired collection of recovery spaces, including hot and cold plunge pools, steam and sauna. A dedicated theater (that doubles as a golf simulator) creates the perfect setting for movie nights, while thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor living areas invite effortless entertaining.

Tucked within a small, gated enclave, the estate enjoys exceptional privacy behind its own gates and mature hedges. Nearly one acre of grounds captures sweeping vistas that extend to the Pacific

Completed in 2021, this remarkable Pacific Palisades estate blends California casual style with refined craftsmanship, creating a home that is as welcoming as it is extraordinary.

Warm stone, natural wood and expansive walls of glass connect the interiors to the outdoors, while dramatic architectural details – including soaring groin-vaulted entry corridors and a great room crowned by a 30-foot ceiling with an atrium skylight – add a sense of grandeur throughout.

Designed for both entertaining and everyday living, the residence offers six bedrooms, generous gathering spaces and an impressive collection of resort-style amenities. A glass wine cellar opens to the formal dining room, while the saltwater pool

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444 LORING AVENUE, LITTLE HOLMBY 6BD/7BA • $6,395,000 Larry Young, 310.777.2879 LIC# 00999537

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1716 AMHERST AVE, WEST LOS ANGELES 5BD/6BA • $3,795,000 Larry Young (co-listed), 310.777.2879 LIC# 00999537

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Manuela Moreira Interiors, Photos by Anthony Garces

Your Bedroom Might Be Working Against You

Your bedroom could be quietly undermining your sleep, mood and sense of well-being – and most people never make the connection.

Dr. Rachel Melvald, a licensed clinical social worker and founder of Psychitecture™, has spent years studying how our environments shape the nervous system. Her conclusion: The bedroom is the most consequential room in the home, and most of us have accidentally turned it into the least restful one.

The problem is accumulation. A laptop here, a work desk there, storage under the bed, a television opposite it. Over time, the brain stops associating the room with rest and starts associating it with unfinished business. “When the space becomes cluttered or visually chaotic, it’s difficult to calm the nervous system,” Melvald explains. “Using the bedroom for other tasks creates cognitive overload.”

The design details matter more than most people realize. Harsh overhead lighting raises cortisol and self-consciousness; warm, indirect light does the opposite, increasing oxytocin and reducing anxiety. A slightly cooler room supports deeper sleep and reduces irritability. Natural fiber textiles – linen, cotton, velvet – engage the body’s sensory system in ways synthetic materials simply don’t. Scent, too, plays a role – the body processes its environment sensorially before the mind catches up.

Screens compound the problem further. Blue light exposure suppresses melatonin and disrupts circadian rhythms, and that fatigue accumulates over time.

She points to what she calls the “hotel effect” to illustrate what’s possible: the reason a well-designed hotel room feels so immediately restorative is intentionality. Less visual chaos. Curated comfort. Nothing competing for attention.

“You can recreate that at home,” she says, “by reducing clutter and intentionally designing for connection” – to rest, to stillness, to yourself.

— Sara Kitnick, Senior Content Strategist

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Bel Air Estates 943 Moraga Drive $5950000 Lower Bel Air prestigious Moraga Drive. Slunning designer home set back up a long gated driveway. Totally private with mature trees. Resort style pool providing an ultimate indoor outdoor lifestyle. Gary Swemik / Coldwell Banker | DRE#:01385518 3109131523

Hollywood Hills West 7601 Hollywood Blvd. $2,895,000 It's the kind of property that captures the true spirit of Los Angeles where historic charm meets modern luxury, all within reach of the city's most vibrant energy. Compass / Owen Salkin | DRE#:01310425 310-850-0283

Los Angeles 2695 La Cuesta Dr $1999000 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

Pasadena 2985 San Pasqual St $2490000 Spacious 4 bd/3 bth SFR w/3500+ sq ft and a permitted ADI. Centrally located near Cal Tech & San Marino. www.2985SanPasqual.com Paul Villegas / Connie Olmos CB Realty | DRE#:01890049 626-318-9100

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