L.A. Times' best feel-good stories of 2023 - Los Angeles Times
In 2023, Angelenos overcame odds, pulled off inventive acts of generosity and found connection in unexpected places.
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In 2023, Angelenos overcame odds, pulled off inventive acts of generosity and found connection in unexpected places.
Floodwaters in California, debate on Capitol Hill, strikes that paralyzed Hollywood, war in the Middle East: Times staff photographers documented a turbulent year.
The Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office said an inmate stabbed two correctional deputies during an unprovoked attack at the county's main jail in San Jose.
Inmates will compete in three days of intramural sporting events through the weekend, including a walk for peace this Sunday, April 23.
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