Los Angeles Times - 2023-01-11

• A deadly ‘weather whiplash’
• Back in business, but not to business as usual
• L.A. digs out as another series of storms looms
• Budget plan by Newsom trims climate funds
• Porter announces run for U.S. Senate
• Senate race is forced into open, where it belongs
• Omnibus bill benefits nest eggs, Wall St.
• A summit that’s more symbolic than substantiv­e
• Massive flow of cocaine from Latin America roiling Europe
• Haiti loses last elected officials
• Romanian court upholds longer detention for Tate
• Ukrainians to train on Patriot system in U.S.
• Colombian VP says she was bomb target
• Coinbase’s new round of cuts targets 950 workers
• Amazon expands Prime delivery service
• Stocks advance ahead of U.S. inflation data
• Eggs-ibit A for high poverty
• Hold the swamp accountabl­e?
• Where else but in America?
• Heart-healthy COVID shots
• Where to put a charter school
• Pause bear hunting season
• This teacher shouldn’t have lost her job
• Rules that will raise national debt and the deficit
• What America can learn from Brazil’s insurrecti­on
• XBB.1.5 a worry among health officials
• One day after evacuation­s, the Montecito area regroups
• Driver’s lawyer blames 2 deaths on crosswalk
• Danny Masterson to be retried on sex assault charges
• LAPD lowers off-duty drinking limit
• No place like home for Kansas
• Coen rejoins Kentucky’s staff
• Healthy Bryant provides a spark
• USC’S RILEY DEFENDS KEEPING GRINCH
• Kings playing well and looking powerful
• Dodgers’ strategy is to close wallet
• Diverse voices at polo club
• ‘Spare’ beats the press at its own game
• Behind the seams at OCMA’s opening
• Interested in intimacy
• Breakthrou­gh Research Close to Home
• Detecting Cancer – with a Blood Test

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