Los Angeles Times - 2023-03-15

• PLENTY OF EMPTY SEATS ON THE TRAIN
• A Latina trailblaze­r who’s inspiring, unapologet­ic
• Resolve rises with the water in soggy town
• President signs order to bolster firearm controls
• COVID deaths lead to charges
• SVB’s red flags missed by Fed and others
• Italy limits parental rights of gay couples
• Cybercrook­s find a fertile market in India
• EPA moves to safeguard drinking water
• Ohio sues railroad over toxic accident
• McConnell in rehab to aid recovery after fall
• Biden plans to do eulogy after Carter’s death
• Stocks rise after data show inflation easing
• Meta will cut about 10,000 jobs, close 5,000 openings
• Restore floodplain­s to save stormwater
• ‘Blame Mexico’ is no fix for fentanyl crisis
• There oughta be a law (there was)
• Catholic women who press on
• Are Harris and Warren fighting?
• The rising risk of rain-on-snow floods
• The Pajaro flood — not just a ‘natural’ disaster
• Tennessee GOP leader pauses social media use amid scandal
• Salmon fishing season closed due to low population
• Accused of luring victims with app
• Weary residents in Merced battle floodwater­s and home break-ins
• L.A. County won’t retry Weinstein in sexual assaults
• To Bruins, this wasn’t just any stray cat
• Alcaraz cruises into quarterfin­als
• More deals
• Dalton and Heinicke on move, Ryan released
• First Four games tip off with two thrillers
• Given shot, they don’t miss
• Fun ride for BP pitcher
• Right off the bat, Outman has been a hit for Dodgers
• The show will go on
• A witty work’s pointed view at Desert X
• WGA’s voice in the room
• ‘Last of Us’ end? A toughie
• Disengagin­g, not ghosting

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