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What happened on May 27, 2007
REAL ESTATE
The pix that get the clicks Ann Brenoff, Times Staff Writer
Want the apartment painted? Be prepared to pick up a brush By Project Sentinel
Portico with a pedigree Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Reasoning is a bit soggy
Positioned for privacy Diane Wedner, Times Staff Writer
Looks like a million -- now Ann Brenoff, Times Staff Writer
Average mortgage rates and indexes
When is Bruss' column returning?
It's time for his next invention Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
No opinions, no advice, just the facts Ann Brenoff, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
In Haiti, funerals are a luxury Stevenson Jacobs, Associated Press
Archive details misery of Holocaust survivors Arthur Max, Associated Press
He's the man of the hour for clock buffs Deborah Horan, Chicago Tribune
Bringing online books to blind bibliophiles Mayra Pertossi, Associated Press
Can't get their kicks on Route 66 Justin Juozapavicius, Associated Press
People eager to join the Guard -- for now Audrey McAvoy, Associated Press
Mongolia stands before a shining opportunity Evan Osnos, Chicago Tribune
Restoring art to its shining glory Jeffrey Gold, Associated Press
At Alcatraz, the walls speak with real voices Jason Dearen, Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Following his beliefs led him to Manzanar Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Chief to explain police actions at rally Patrick McGreevy and Richard Winton, Times Staff Writers
Family crossed the border to success Steve Lopez
Horse racing board stripped of budget Nancy Vogel, Times Staff Writer
William Peters, 85; writer examined U.S. race relations Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Army National Guard Sgt. Rhys W. Klasno, 20, Riverside; killed by roadside bomb in Iraq Evan Halper, Times Staff Writer
Blast kills shuttle driver during natural gas fill-up From a Times Staff Writer
Car hits Anaheim light pole; girl dies, 5 hurt From a Times staff writer
Pedestrian, 81, hit by two vehicles, dies From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Pilot who died in crash was resident of China From Times Staff Reports
Holiday closures
Falling beam kills man in gutted building From Times Staff Reports
With speed and steel, engineering students bridge a design gap Myron Levin, Times Staff Writer
Restoring Yosemite road may be costly From the Associated Press
Volunteers help to parcel out a nation's gratitude Rong-Gong Lin II, Times Staff Writer
Enlightenment has its price Steve Harvey
Military deaths
Hungry for history at Clifton's Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
Lohan is arrested in suspected DUI crash Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Yolanda King service planned in Inglewood
Dream defies odds Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
Whales given antibiotics to prevent infection From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Venice and Dockweiler beaches get the all-clear From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Clyde R. Bulla, 93; wrote more than 60 children's books Claire Noland, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Harbor pilot known as master of the sea Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
`Option' ARMs can easily confuse Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
AT&T TV: Worth a look? James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
If it's a bubble, it's still built on a boom TOM PETRUNO
Myth Watch David Colker
Extra $20 billion spent on gasoline From Times Wire Services
Choking hazards, possible fuel leak From Times Wire Services
Laundry detergent jugs to shrink From Times Wire Services
New wave of radio choices David Colker, Times Staff Writer
AmEx to accept mortgage charges From Times Wire Services
Now showing very near you ... Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
BOOKS
Oh, good grief Laurel Maury, Laurel Maury is a New York-based writer and critic.
But is it a story? Shelley Jackson, Shelley Jackson is the author of "Half Life."
Human longings Karen E. Bender, Karen E. Bender is the author of the novel "Like Normal People" and co-editor of the forthcoming anthology "Choice." She teaches creative writing at the University of North Carolina Wilmington.
Break on through Richard Schickel, Richard Schickel is a film critic for Time and the author, most recently, of "Elia Kazan: A Biography."
The lens of perhaps Elizabeth Mehren, Elizabeth Mehren is a professor of journalism at Boston University.
Holding his ground Nick Owchar, nick.owchar@latimes.com
Bestsellers
Bestsellers / Paperbacks
Discoveries Susan Salter Reynolds, susan.reynolds@latimes.com
Plainly powerful Susan Carpenter, Susan Carpenter is a Times staff writer. susan.carpenter@latimes.com
Oblivion Carolyn Kellogg, Carolyn Kellogg hosts the literary blog "Pinky's Paperhaus," at www.pinkyspaperhaus.com .
Natural selections Sara Lippincott, Sara Lippincott is an assistant editor of Book Review. sara.lippincott@latimes.com.
ENTERTAINMENT
The voodoo vibe of the enigmatic Anthony Burdin John Albert, Special to The Times
Going against the tide Paul Cullum, Special to The Times
Cornerstone puts the immigration issue center stage Sean Mitchell, Special to The Times
Judith Owen feels at home in many places Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
A resounding piano forte Robert Turnbull, Special to The Times
R. Kelly pops back; more grown men in pirate pants Deborah Netburn
The harder they fall Mary McNamara
Conservative, and ready to debate
TV success is all about characters
Wainwright brings people together
Get both engines started Susan Carpenter
At the time it seemed like a good number Mark Olsen, Special to The Times
Physician, don't heal thyself Jon Caramanica, Special to The Times
Those `Idol' moments Richard Rushfield, Times Staff Writer
Scalpers won't like this
`Shep's Gift' Marilyn Gould, Special to The Times
Going wheels over heels JENNY SUNDEL
Publishing gets a little less indie Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
The Last Stand: Graham Fuller, Special to The Times
Whose life is it anyway? Gina Piccalo, Times Staff Writer
Hommage to hand and heritage Diane Haithman
The show goes on, even after 50 Choire Sicha, Special to The Times
Cash on the cyberspace barrel David Sarno, Times Staff Writer
The dynamics of friendships
He'll spin discs and make tracks August Brown, Times Staff Writer
When life's too short
An anime master revs up the old dream machine Scarlet Cheng, Special to The Times
For one boy, superhero powers come from meatballs Jo Perry, Special to The Times
Look who's gone country Melinda Newman, Special to The Times
Meet the new paper pushers Hugh Hart, Special to The Times
Kate at 100: No one else like her Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Seeing the light on Hollywood Boulevard Lynne Heffley
TRAVEL
Diving into the modern era Christopher Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
A journey, with baggage Michael Levitin, Special to The Times
Readers Recommend
NEED TO KNOW | news . style . tips . trends Mary E. Forgione
In deep -- and forever loving those island vibes Nathan Myers
Another tip on tipping: Do
Summer trips are still a go but scaled back Diana Dawson, Special to The Times
Tours & Cruises Maggie Barnett
Keeping your trek to Europe on track Vani Rangachar
Road Test Hugo Martin
Club Mad Catharine Hamm, Times Staff Writer
Too solemn a place for kids?
Llamas rule at Machu Picchu
Costa Mesa hotels jump-start the season Rosemary McClure, Times Staff Writer
Club Mad Thomas Curwen, Times Staff Writer
Honorable destinations
All dolled up -- but no stunner Valli Herman, Times Staff Writer
Thursday night out in SLO Christopher Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
No-holds-barred poker Marc Cooper, Special to The Times
The state capital's surprise art walk Mary E. Forgione
Short staffs are a bear for parks Christopher Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Tidying Venice Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Dengue fever hits Jakarta Dinda Jouhana; Beverly Beyette; Hugo Martin, Associated Press
Short staffs are a bear for parks By Christopher Reynolds
WORLD
In Japan, crimes of `hate beyond reason' Bruce Wallace, Times Staff Writer
U.S. toll for May reaches 101 Ned Parker, Times Staff Writer
British bill would boost police power From the Associated Press
Suspended judge speaks out on TV From Times Wire Reports
Crisis `over,' president says after talks From Times Wire Reports
Western spy rings exposed, Iran says From the Associated Press
Venezuelans protest the demise of TV station From the Associated Press
In Israeli politics, stinging defeat isn't the end Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
Kazakhs will show true gloriousness From Times Wire Reports
Bombing kills 8 at busy market From Times Wire Reports
5 militants die in Gaza attacks From the Associated Press
Netherlands grants amnesty to 25,000 asylum seekers From the Associated Press
U.N. makes a last-ditch effort for peace in Darfur Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
21st century Yemenis embrace the ancient power of the tribes Megan K. Stack, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Creationism and scientific facts
Keeping us in stitches Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Foster care suffers from budget freeze
Blame consumers, not car companies
New life on leasing Peter Dreier, PETER DREIER, who served on the city's Housing Crisis Task Force, directs the Urban & Environmental Policy program at Occidental College. He is the coauthor of "The Next Los Angeles: The Struggle for a Livable City."
U.S. takes low road by selling weapons
You know what makes me sick? Heather Abel, HEATHER ABEL is a writer living in Massachusetts. Emily Abel, her mother and a professor at the UCLA School of Public Health, contributed to this article.
The kids are (mostly) all right Mike Males, MIKE MALES, former sociology instructor at UC Santa Cruz, is senior researcher for the online information site YouthFacts.org.
The next Americans Tomas R. Jimenez, TOMaS R. JIMeNEZ is an assistant professor of sociology and a visiting research fellow at the Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at UC San Diego. His research focuses on immigration, assimilation and identity.
Putting markers on ammunition
Shielding journalism
NATIONAL
Immigration debate puts up a wall in the GOP Peter Wallsten, Times Staff Writer
Plea for new trial date is rejected From Times Wire Reports
Kevorkian plans post-prison role From the Associated Press
Hawaii's Superferry will come in, but a little later this summer From the Associated Press
Gossipy workers still out of a job From Times Wire Reports
Officers say they were told to lie From Times Wire Reports
In Europe, Pelosi to discuss climate From the Associated Press
Terrorism suspect extradited to U.S. From Times Wire Reports
Cheney warns on Iraq Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writer
Lawsuit says friend of Clintons misused firm's funds From the Associated Press
Plane crashes on runway, killing three From Times Wire Reports
Man detained in Ethiopia is freed From Times Wire Reports
Primary election calendar in flux Mark Z. Barabak, Times Staff Writer
Texas House speaker clings to post as discord explodes From the Associated Press
A ZIP Code just for shoes Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Native horsepower on the border Lynn Marshall, Times Staff Writer
Plantation workers look for justice in the North T. Christian Miller, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Galaxy loses player, game From the Associated Press
Change of plans as Furcal sits it out Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Kobe: What's the deal? Bill Plaschke
Results From the Associated Press
Kahne finally gets a victory From Times Wire Reports
Everyone contributes as Jazz gets back in it From the Associated Press
Escobar stuffs Yankees Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers can't make it happen this time Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Cabrera gives fans a Bronx cheer Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Avengers tumble on the road to Brigade From the Associated Press
Romero has problems, but he's still in charge From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Kobe: What's the deal? Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Carlyle continues to look for the right combination Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
With an effort such as this, it's all good for Chivas USA Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Dellucci, Sabathia too much for Tigers From the Associated Press
Homeland insecurity for Senators Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Down The Line Bill Shaikin
Arizona rallies past Fullerton From Times Wire Reports
Wolf picks up scent of strikeouts Bill Shaikin
Jackson busts through opening left by Liddell Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Ottawa no longer has to deal with an identity crisis Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Federer bids again to complete Roger Slam From the Associated Press
Kobe's whine is not exactly sparkling stuff T.J. SIMERS
Back For More From the Associated Press
The Bottom Line Peter Yoon
Sparks' end run quiets Sun, 88-68 From the Associated Press
Not their cup of tea David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Washington State coach has defibrillator implanted From the Associated Press
League's latest wounds are mostly self-inflicted Mark Heisler
Harlan led behind the scenes From the Associated Press
Wonder Boy is grown up now Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Stage is set for Indy drama Ed Hinton, Special to The Times
Awesome Gambler is upset winner in the Alydar Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Foreman tells a tale, but it's a tale of the past Tim Dahlberg, Associated Press
All the dirt on Venus, Serena Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
Another USC bonus baby Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
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