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After grisly injury, bear cub makes daring escape August 4, 2021

The bear, dubbed Tamarack after the fire he survived, escaped the Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care by tunneling under an electric fence, officials said.

Faith E. Pinho

Prosecution rests at Robert Durst murder trial August 3, 2021

L.A. County prosecutors rested their murder case against Robert Durst in the death of confidante Susan Berman

James Queally

L.A. County considers requiring its 100,000 employees to show proof of vaccination August 3, 2021

L.A. County leaders will consider requiring employees to show proof of vaccination as Delta surges

Jaclyn Cosgrove

Pete Schabarum, L.A. County supervisor and father of California's term limits, dies at 92 August 3, 2021

Changed county government after orchestrating a conservative takeover of board of supervisors

Jean Merl

LAPD officer is tased while resisting arrest on suspicion of battery of his adult son August 3, 2021

An LAPD officer is tasered by Ventura County sheriff's deputies who were trying to arrest him on suspicion of committing battery on his adult son.

Richard Winton

New commission president urges unity, but tensions with L.A. fire union persist August 3, 2021

Community activist Jimmie Woods-Gray was elected president of the Board of Fire Commissioners at a Tuesday meeting that exposed existing tensions between the board and the union.

Dakota Smith

See the heat: Pictures of Angelenos greeting August's warm debut August 3, 2021

A bout of hot, dry, windy weather in Southern California this week, prompting the National Weather Service to caution about fire weather conditions.

Times Photography Staff

Recall leaders sue to stop Newsom from calling them Republicans, Trump supporters August 3, 2021

The lawsuit by the leaders of the recall campaign contends that Newsom's ballot arguments contain false and misleading information.

Maura Dolan

10th LAPD employee dies from COVID-19 amid low vaccination rates, uneven mask use August 3, 2021

The LAPD says a 10th employee has died from complications of COVID-19 amid rising coronavirus cases across the region and within the department.

Kevin Rector

California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta leads challengers in campaign cash, buoyed by reformers August 3, 2021

Bonta's attorney general campaign reported raising $1.6 million in contributions since he was appointed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, a financial disclosure report shows.

Patrick McGreevy

L.A. County took steps early to combat Delta variant. We should know soon if it worked August 3, 2021

L.A. County seemed like an outlier last month when it imposed new mask requirements in public places. Now more California counties are following suit.

Lila Seidman, Maura Dolan, Alex Wigglesworth

Monrovia woman contracts typhus after disposing of dead rat August 3, 2021

A resident of Monrovia initially thought she had COVID-19, but after a negative test discovered she'd contracted typhus. So had a neighbor.

Melissa Hernandez

How I photographed a high-wire act August 3, 2021

Rope Partners making repairs to wind turbines at the Shiloh II wind farm in the Montezuma Hills near Rio Vista, Calif.

Brian van der Brug

Video of deputies killing suicidal man shows multiple failures, experts conclude August 3, 2021

Video of deputies repeatedly shooting man raise alarms over tactics

Leila Miller, Richard Winton

The new state school mask rule doesn't faze many students. It's 'second nature' now August 3, 2021

In August, K-12 students will return to school. For many districts, summer school has provided a preview of classroom life with mask mandates.

Melissa Gomez

Column: Lincoln Heights night market becomes nightmare for residents, who beg city for help August 3, 2021

Driven by social media raves, nightly market in Lincoln Heights is too much of a good thing, frustrating neighbors.

Steve Lopez

Why L.A. County has a politician with a gun and a badge: From Sheriff Villanueva back to 1850 August 3, 2021

A politician with a gun and a badge — that's what L.A. County's sheriff is and has been. And the arrangement of having an elected top lawman has led to some strange situations and outsized personalities since we got our first sheriff in April 1850.

Patt Morrison

Two-vehicle collision in Oak Hills leaves 4-month-old girl dead August 3, 2021

A four-month-old girl dies in a fatal traffic collision in Oak Hills

Ruben Vives

Bay Area counties mandate indoor masks, joining L.A. as Delta variant rages August 2, 2021

Residents in a large swath of the Bay Area will again need to wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status, officials announced Monday.

Maura Dolan, Lila Seidman

Bay Area mask mandate: What you need to know August 2, 2021

Residents of seven Bay Area counties and the city of Berkeley will again have to wear masks indoors, regardless of their vaccination status.

Maura Dolan

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Belarus sprinter Krystina Timanovskaya to leave Tokyo for Poland August 4, 2021

Krystina Timanovskaya took refuge in the Polish embassy after refusing to board a flight to Belarus.

The downfall of Nissan's Carlos Ghosn: An insider's view August 3, 2021

Former Nissan lawyer Ravinder Passi had a ringside seat of the downfall of chairman Carlos Ghosn.

Tunisia crisis: Democrats, despots and the fight for power August 3, 2021

Tunisia is in turmoil since the president suspended parliament and increased his own power.

Beirut blast: ‘The day our city exploded’ August 3, 2021

One year on from the blast that rocked Beirut, no one has yet been made accountable.

‘I can’t study sitting on the pavement’ August 3, 2021

Asma Shaikh, a 17-year-old homeless girl, has big dreams. But the pandemic has brought new challenges.

Gunmen attack home of Afghan defence minister in Kabul August 3, 2021

The minister was not at home during the attack, which came rising unrest across the country.

Andrew Cuomo: Biden says governor should resign over harassment report August 3, 2021

The new report comes months after several women accused the New York governor of sexual misconduct.

MV Asphalt Princess: Ship hijacked off UAE ordered to sail to Iran August 3, 2021

The Panama-flagged MV Asphalt Princess has been ordered to sail to Iran, officials say.

FBI used pictures of staff for undercover sex crime stings August 3, 2021

A watchdog says the FBI put office staff in danger by using their photos to lure sexual predators.

Vauhxx Booker: Black man condemns charges over alleged race attack August 3, 2021

Vauhxx Booker, who alleges two white men threatened to lynch him, is himself charged with assault.

Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: Bodies wash up in Sudan's border river August 3, 2021

The corpses had gunshot wounds and hands tied behind their backs, a doctor tells the BBC.

Vitaly Shishov: Belarus dissidents who disappeared and died August 3, 2021

For years opponents of Belarus leader Alexander Lukashenko have been hounded - sometimes fatally.

Tokyo Olympics: Karsten Warholm world record evokes Bolt and Beamon on magic day August 3, 2021

Norway's Karsten Warholm shocks and awes with a time that makes a quantum leap in the possible and credible.

Afghanistan war: Bodies on the streets as fighting traps Lashkar Gah residents August 3, 2021

Terrified locals are fleeing if they can as the Taliban and troops battle to control Lashkar Gah.

Chinese gold medallists face investigation over Mao badges August 3, 2021

The cyclists appeared on the podium wearing the badges in a potential breach of Olympic rules.

Vitaly Shishov: Head of Belarus exiles group found dead in Ukraine August 3, 2021

Vitaly Shishov lived in Ukraine and led a group helping people who fled the Belarus crackdown.

German pensioner given hefty fine for WW2 tank in house August 3, 2021

The 82 year old is given a suspended sentence and fined €250,000 (£213,469).

Ever Given: Ship docks in Felixstowe after Suez Canal delay August 3, 2021

The Ever Given reaches UK shores after being delayed when it ran aground in the Suez Canal, Egypt.

Tokyo Olympics: Elaine Thompson-Herah completes unprecedented 'double-double' August 3, 2021

Elaine Thompson-Herah confirms her place among the pantheon of sprint greats as she secures an unprecedented women's 100m-200m 'double-double' with a sensational victory over the longer distance in Tokyo.

Tokyo Olympics: GB's Giles Scott wins Finn class, gold in men's 49er & silver in mixed Nacra 17 August 3, 2021

Great Britain win two golds and a silver on a thrilling day in sailing at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.

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