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What happened on August 02, 2008
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
'Sarah's Law' would not have aided 'Sarah' Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Son's death brings urgency to Crusade Rene Lynch, Times Staff Writer
Neighbors blow their tops over botched tree prunings Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Nixon advisor revolutionized cable TV Adam Bernstein, Washington Post
Losses cripple a family Ruben Vives, Times Staff Writer
New job sparks L.A. ethics probe David Zahniser, Times Staff Writer
Investment banker was a co-founder of hedge fund Odyssey Partners From Bloomberg News
City may offer foreclosure aid Phil Willon
Pot dispensary raids put tactics in question SANDY BANKS
SEIU sues over state layoffs Michael Rothfeld and Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writers
Great Park administrator named Tony Barboza, Times Staff Writer
State settles suit over chips, fries From the Associated Press
Officials tap new Great Park leader Tony Barboza
Illegal immigrant dies in custody From the Associated Press
Gunman exits car, shoots two teens H.G. Reza
Memorial for talent manager Charles Joffe set for Aug. 9
Telegraph fire evacuees return Eric Bailey
Re-coop-eration for pelicans Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Resident kills armed intruder Richard Winton
Two wounded in two shootings H.G. Reza
Beige Plague Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer
Weeds Whack Region Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer
Mexican agents charged in L.A. Richard Marosi, Times Staff Writer
Robberies unnerve West L.A. Ann M. Simmons and Evelyn Larrubia, Times Staff Writers
Attorney gets 95 days in jail for stalking H.G. Reza
Pilot ferried military planes during WWII From The Associated Press
SPORTS
Spitz still a man apart, but not by own choice Bill Dwyre
Sharapova out of U.S. Open Thomas Bonk, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Daily variety means boffo results for Angels Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Funk (69) takes charge From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Morning Briefing Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Offense no better in 2-1 loss Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Sorenstam barely makes British cut Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
He kept his head under pressure Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Looking beyond Bruins
Oh, and that other big trade . . .
Ah, the good old days
Sheckler surprises himself in street victory Pete Thomas and Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writers
It's time to see Sabol in Canton Sam Farmer
They see many exciting aspects of Ramirez deal
Wow, the mighty have really fallen Chris Dufresne
Torre says Pierre will go to center Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
A big hit, at box office Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
A ho-ho-horrible signing
Trying To Revive The Gold Standard Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Many are left out of 'Olympian' club Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Bush is denied arbitration by judge David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Bay is a huge hit in his Red Sox debut From the Associated Press
Chivas Usa Tonight Grahame L. Jones
Hardy takes herself off U.S. swim team Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Bryant makes it a point to stop Lithuania's fun Mark Heisler
For some, no ticket in mail Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Insider stole Countrywide applicants' data, FBI alleges E. Scott Reckard and Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writers
Chevron reports record profit Andrea Chang, Times Staff Writer
Countrywide exec still in jet set Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Investors faithful to Yahoo board Jessica Guynn, Times Staff Writer
Stocks pull back on jobless report Madlen Read, The Associated Press
Panel expands Web tracking inquiry From the Associated Press
My 2 Cents
Carmakers still on road to grim year Ken Bensinger and Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writers
Deadbeat insurer bill is vetoed From Times Wire Services
Comcast rebuked by FCC Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writer
Disney will raise ticket prices at theme parks starting this weekend From the Associated Press
Microsoft to face suit over patents From Times Wire Services
Jobless rate hits 4-year high Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Clorox to raise product prices From Times Wire Services
Wal-Mart denies vote interference From Times Wire Services
Boyd suspends casino project From the Associated Press
Sun Micro profit falls on lower sales From Times Wire Services
Youngish editors help Alloy churn out teen lit Alana Semuels
Consumers raise cane over corn sweetener Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
IndyMac Bancorp seeks court OK to liquidate E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
Factory orders are on decline From Times Wire Services
Book publisher finds teen lit adapts well in Hollywood Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
A shrew that drinks like a fish Wendy Hansen, Times Staff Writer
'Dead zone' a bit smaller after Dolly From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Turning water to energy, cheaply From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Chunk breaks off Arctic ice shelf From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Birth defects rise if mom is diabetic From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Pre-eclampsia treatment closer From Times Staff and Wire Reports
'Microscope on a chip' made at Caltech Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Don't make them get even Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
L.A. after the apocalypse David L. Ulin, Times Staff Writer
Salsa dancing is not an extreme sport Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
Beethoven's Seventh fills an unusual program slot Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Moby's Malibu mashup Mikael Wood, Special to The Times
Judge refuses to dismiss Grace suit From the Associated Press
Ludacris loses Obama's vote From the Associated Press
Brangelina twin photos: $14 million From the Associated Press
Sony agrees to pay Louis Vuitton From the Associated Press
Straight from the heartland Steve Appleford, Special to The Times
Wurlitzer fetches a mighty rental From the Associated Press
Cyber opera with a vacuum Mark Swed, Times Music Critic
More like 'Doctor When'? Choire Sicha, Special to The Times
Who and a few Robert Lloyd, Times Television Critic
Products are people too Howard Rosenberg, Special to The Times
NATIONAL
Suspect stood to gain from anthrax panic David Willman, Times Staff Writer
Obama open to offshore drilling From the Associated Press
McCain says he's going humorous, not negative Nicholas Riccardi and Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writers
Hamdan 'not fit' for attacks Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Congress passes benefits for 'sole survivor' veterans From the Associated Press
Senators unveil bipartisan energy plan Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
A tough crowd for McCain David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Everglades deal is challenged From Times Wire Services
IOC strips gold medals from U.S. From Times Wire Services
U.S. officials are mum on news reports Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Man held in riverbank shooting of teen swimmers in Wisconsin From the Associated Press
The South in Obama's backyard Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Alleged drug lord is arrested in Mexico Marla Dickerson, Times Staff Writer
Israeli police again question Olmert From the Associated Press
Stranded whale is euthanized From the Associated Press
Kirkuk bomb kills 3 Iraqi soldiers Ned Parker and Saif Hameed, Times Staff Writers
Premier announces new Cabinet From Times Wire Reports
Pakistan admits some Taliban ties Laura King, Times Staff Writer
On your left, friendly people with rifles Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Sub may have leaked radiation From Times Wire Reports
Beheading suspect in court From Times Wire Reports
No verdict in British terror trial Janet Stobart and Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writers
17 girls killed in dormitory blast From Times Wire Reports
U.S.-India nuclear pact gains support Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
First full two-arm transplant is done From Times Wire Reports
HOME & GARDEN
And suddenly . . . they're landlords Michelle Hofmann, Special to The Times
Remotely in control Chris Erskine
An idea to steal: cut tile Chris Iovenko
A youthful 50 Chris Iovenko, Special to The Times
Bookshelves, for a song David A. Keeps, Times Staff Writer
And a house? Oh, baby, she's busy Ann Brenoff
In living color David A. Keeps, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
For the record
The word on the law
Who pays for the foreclosure mess?
Do you want poppycock with that? TIM RUTTEN
The good fight
Grading Chemerinsky
It's dancing -- not the key to world peace MEGHAN DAUM
Stein on cycling: off-course
Wrong track
Dug in over oil
What's the answer at Trabuco?
Implications of desalination
A real heat shield for farmworkers Michael I. Marsh and Dorothy A. Johnson, Michael I. Marsh is the director of the Agricultural Worker Health Project of California Rural Legal Assistance Inc. Dorothy A. Johnson is the directing attorney of CRLA's Oceanside office.
NEWS
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