Los Angeles Times - 2023-02-01

• Following in her father’s dance-studio footsteps
• ‘They don’t see us as humans’
• What will those heavy rains mean for wildfire season?
• LAPD CHIEF GIVEN SECOND TERM
• Plan is elusive as river shrinks
• Barnes & Noble survival is buy the book
• Wanting Feinstein to retire isn’t sexist or ageist
• Blinken visits a disillusio­ned West Bank
• ‘Ukraine needs fighter jets, missiles . ... We need to act’
• Verdict in Utah park death
• 4 more in Haiti leader’s slaying are sent to U.S.
• Harris will go to Tyre Nichols’ funeral
• Snap forecasts first quarterly sales drop
• The fight over robot trucks
• Musk tweet pegged at $12 billion
• Stocks add to solid January gains ahead of Fed rate hike
• A flawed college ranking system
• What the healing of ozone layer shows
• Why business buys our trust
• Cut, paste after a mass shooting
• Hip-hop’s 50 years bearing witness to American racism
• Monterey Park survivors are left with trauma. How do they heal?
• Palestinia­ns in Israel have new cause to fear
• A renewed call for L.A. schools to scrap police
• 3 KILLED INSIDE HOME IN INLAND EMPIRE
• State Democrats to take new crack at concealed gun bill
• Giving De León the heave-ho won’t be easy
• Dejection, then relief
• Charges in L.A. road-rage attack
• Lawyer’s body is returned to the U.S.
• Kansas gets payback against rival
• Banchero leads roster for Rising Stars Game
• All-Star weekend schedule
• Texans hire Ryans as coach
• NHL STANDINGS
• Dodgers agree on Gonsolin contract
• Powell and defense help corral win for Clippers
• Visualizin­g a dream coming true
• LAFC is parting with key piece of title team
• IT’S ‘CRUNCH’ TIME
• Actor still in Oscar race after review
• Very human side of ‘Pamela’
• ‘Rust’ charges blame star for failures
• Wedding guest list blues
• Very human side of celeb

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