Los Angeles Times - 2015-01-03

• Immigrants flock to DMV to seek licenses
• Can robust U.S. economy lift global markets’ mood?
• New action targets North Korea
• Temperatur­es in 2014 were too toasty for Alaska
• Obama’s party has a wish list for 2015
• Surge in auto insurance sales expected
• Palestinia­ns’ calculated risk
• Holy city is an unexpected haven
• More bodies found from airliner
• Kenyan court suspends parts of security law
• Attack on U.S. convoy reported
• Mourning amid strife
• A bird die-off that baffles
• Reid is released from the hospital after fall
• Hinckley will not face charges in Brady’s death
• Corporate values
• A sweeping L.A. issue
• War comparison is way off-target
• Oregon versus the outsiders
• Spacecraft draws near to dwarf planet Ceres
• 3-WHEEL POWER
• New home loan helps build equity quickly
• Dollar stays strong into 2015
• Marriage not seen as a prerequisi­te to a mortgage
• Real estate deals by athletes
• Sony’s ‘holiday thank-you’
• Uber’s busy New Year’s Eve
• Identity theft victims can face months of hassles
• Stocks mixed at start of new year
• One to remember
• Effort is nice, but it’s all for naught
• Bruins encounter a rocky road in conference opener
• Ducks fend off the Blues at home
• Good playoff should be even better
• Put up (your dukes) or shut up
• Trojans grind to halt in Utah
• Supercross title wide open with reigning champ racing overseas
• No. 21 Washington upset by Cal, 81-75
• This may take some practice
• Rondo scores 29 in his return to Boston
• Is Marc Gasol in their sights?
• New year, home ice can bring a fresh start
• Cardinals capable of upswing for upset
• Houston pulls off big comeback
• These teams might give up the grind
• Eagles’ Kelly consolidat­es his power
• Bruins survive a second-half scare
• Tense end adds a rattle to the shake
• Record cable ratings for playoff games
• Between states
• ‘Gotham’ villain on thriller of a ride
• ‘Abbey’ greets a new year gently
• Happily ‘Lost’ in cat’s world
• Lana Del Rey logs screen time
• ‘Galavant’ review
• Eddie says nice work
• ‘Interview’ no fun, but important
• Concerned about ex-con
• HOROSCOPE
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• The 10 best dishes of 2014
• Maple bacon cinnamon rolls
• Smoky black bean stew
• ROASTED FILLET OF SEA BASS EN ESCABECHE
• Sweet Butter’s coffee doughnut muff ins
• Roasted f illet of white sea bass en escabeche
• Sichuan wontons in chili oil sauce
• Pumpkin-spiced French toast
• Bread dumplings
• Fitness champs with fight
• She’s a woman of resolve
• The wisdom of pulling teeth
• Build your core by making a splash
• When to feed kids gluten?
• Six decades of creation
• Surrounded by fame and good fortune
• ‘Guide’ to modern living
• Wallpaper for pottery fans
• L.A. artist flips the felt material
• Starting the year off bright and (too) early
• Dating ratios and rationales
• COMMON GROUND
• A reinforced wall of distrust
• U.S. SEEKS DEATH IN LAX ATTACK
• TV’s Elly May Clampett dies
• Shuttle urged for beach access
• Science stories to watch in 2015
• Two die at Metro rail stations
• California was warmest in 2014
• Brown appoints UC regent
• Gov. Brown is set to make history Monday
• Father held in child’s killing
• Homemaker turned popular fiction writer
• Man kills his wife, 2 children, self, police say

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