Los Angeles Times - 2023-01-23

• 10 DIE IN MASS SHOOTING
• Shooter targets a ‘safe space’ filled with dance, joy
• Shadow cast on Lunar New Year
• A La Niña forecast, so why all the rain?
• The 2022 midterm was a tale of two elections
• Land mine lessons from afar
• Jeff Zients is expected to be named as Biden’s chief of staff
• Startup workers find big payouts elusive
• Rehearing on rooftop solar pay is sought
• LOCAL, NATIONAL REACTIONS TO THE MASS SHOOTING
• INDUSTRY EXPERTS ON 2023’S ECONOMIC FORECAST AND BUSINESS PREDICTION­S
• To run for president, Newsom would need a new origin story
• Monterey Park mass shooting is horrific, but all too familiar
• Baldwin wasn’t just an actor
• A clash that we don’t need now
• Not just Nixon
• California­ns have inherited a doomed relationsh­ip with water
• Military families slam earlier deadline for mailed ballots
• No, uncaptured stormwater isn’t ‘wasted’
• STATE’S OYSTERS ARE IN SHORT SUPPLY
• Crucial drugs going unused
• Practicing what they don’t preach
• SCRIPT FLIPPED FOR THIS TRIP
• Lakers rise to occasion in comeback
• Multilevel rematches await
• Temple knocks off No. 1 Houston
• Shiffrin remains tied for record
• Boudreau is fired as Canucks coach
• UCLA’s offense needs a fix
• Anderson-Dolan’s two goals lead L.A.
• Linette rallies to reach first Grand Slam event quarterfin­al
• Rahm edges Thompson for win at La Quinta
• Consecutiv­e championsh­ip games played
• Burrow, Bengals bounce Bills
• Everyone knows his passion is baseball
• St. Francis’ undersized guard Mosley holds court just like dad taught him
• IMPERFECT HARMONY
• Brace for surprises, including a possibly noisy ‘All Quiet’
• A high finance battle of sexes
• Real babies, not Beanies

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