Archive for Monday, April 28, 2008

• Blind get hope through gene therapy By Thomas H. Maugh II

• This budget plan draws fire By David Zahniser

• For these two O.C. coastal school districts, there’s no funding crisis By Susannah Rosenblatt

• 1,000 people evacuated near Sierra Madre wildfire By Ted Rohrlich

• ‘The poorest of the poor’ By David Kelly

• Good intentions could harm redistricting ballot measure

• Sierra Madre wildfire forces evacuation of 1,000, along with a determined wedding party By Ted Rohrlich

• For South L.A. farmers, a new setting for their plots By Steve Chawkins

• Government paid developer $400,000 more than appraised value of Crenshaw properties By Ted Rohrlich

• Criminal trial to begin in deadly 2005 Metrolink train crash By Ann M. Simmons

• The week ahead in Los Angeles and Orange counties

• 2 killed, 3 wounded in South L.A. drive-by shooting By Francisco Vara-Orta

• Garden Grove man shot after confronting taggers By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Nutritional changes to WIC program will allow low-income mothers to buy fruits and vegetables By Susan Bowerman

• Letters to Health: Concern over fewer autopsies

• Fish oil as anti-inflammatory By People'S Pharmacy

• Celebrities, stores take a shine to green cleaning products By Elena Conis

• How safe are green cleaning products? By Elena Conis

• Nuggets again will get a jump on summer vacation By Mark Heisler

• Stars shine in San Jose

• BCS commissioners meet this week By Chris Dufresne

• NHL SUMMARIES

• Pistons pull even with 76ers

• Wang ends Yankees’ three-game losing streak

• UCLA’s Shipp decides to test NBA draft value

• Bootcheck’s back for Angels, but Mathis has flu symptoms

• Martin isn’t looking for a break By Helene Elliott

• Scully and Wooden, together on one stage By T J. Simers

• UCLA’s Shipp to test NBA draft value By Diane Pucin

• Bresnahan’s take on the Lakers

• Loney stays calm and collects the benefits By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Hornets put the Mavericks in familiar spot

• By Sam Farmer

• Successful trip ends on strong note By Mike Digiovanna

• Splitsville for Lakers, Nuggets? By Mike Bresnahan

• INSIDE

• By Steve Springer

• Scott breaks PGA drought with playoff win over Moore By Ap

• Ashley Force becomes first woman to win an NHRA funny car final By Martin Henderson

• USC’s Kaes Van’t Hof earns two titles By Steve Galluzzo

• Lava Man fizzles out in return at Hollywood Park By Bob Mieszerski

• Loaiza back in rotation, for now By Dylan Hernandez

• Spies wins bike race by inches By Jim Peltz

• NFL draft selections

• Rays get their first sweep of Red Sox

• Diamondbacks’ Webb outduels Peavy

• Report: Clemens had relationship with country singer McCready

• Report: Riley will step down as Heat coach

• Blustery Clemens is a scandal magnet By Wallace Matthews

• Emphasize value amid tight times By Karen E. Klein

• By Michelle Quinn

• Linking culture and growth in China, India By Tunku Varadarajan

• ‘Baby Mama’ announces: It’s a hit By Josh Friedman

• Billions of Entrepreneurs: How China and India Are Reshaping Their Future – and Yours

• Strike effects linger for TV show crews By Richard Verrier

• Screening charities

• Stimulus program rebates start today By Tiffany Hsu

• Flora and Fauna, a maker of artistic cards, needs to focus on marketing By Cyndia Zwahlen

• Grupo Televisa’s spat with Univision to unfold in court By Meg James

• Bank of America to pledge mortgage aid By E. Scott Reckard

• Marketing tips to get Flora and Fauna Press to bloom By Cyndia Zwahlen

• Kerkorian to boost stake in Ford

• Film series showcases the very best of Bette

• L.A. ‘Map’ takes a spiritual route

• Faith or frolic? It’s best to be true to your values

• It’s plum refreshing, but ‘Plumm’ is flawed too By Mark Olsen

• Imagine Me and You

• Calendar’s Calendar

• L.A. Ballet testifies By Victoria Looseleaf

• He’s got the rom-com down to a formula By Elisabeth Vincentelli

• Resident troupe at La Jolla

• The embodiment of ‘surge’ in Iraq By Peter Spiegel

• Barack Obama talks with Fox News

• Saying goodbye to Keith Matthew Maupin By P J. Huffstutter

• ‘I am not a politician,’ the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. says By Manya A. Brachear

• Obama’s former pastor says he has been ‘crucified’ by the media By Johanna Neuman

• Truckers rally in Washington, seeking lower gas prices By Ap

• SeaWorld dolphin dies after colliding with another dolphin By From The Orlando Sentinel

• Is a toll too much to ask?

• My home-school days By Stefan Merrill Block

• Don’t compromise the safety of biotech drugs By Bryan A. Liang

• For district attorney and the Board of Supervisors

• The U.S. and China are over a barrel By Michael T. Klare

• Questions for the candidates

• Timing of North Korea revelations questioned By Nicole Gaouette

• 2 killed, 25 injured as attackers miss target in Iraq By Alex and Ra Zavis

• Officials silent in Tijuana By Héctor Tobar

• Off Chile, resurfacing By Patrick J. Mcdonnell

• Olympic flame burnishes and burns By Ching-Ching Ni

• By Henry Chu and M. Karim Faiez

• Train collision in China kills 66

• Draining the basin that’s Mexico City By Ken Ellingwood