Archive for Tuesday, February 19, 2008

• Prada makes a power play

• One of France’s most prominent avant-garde writers

• Columnist began writing on Carmona in 1999

• Rain expected in Southern California this week

• In California

• Lottery results

• Drug sweep nets probation officer and her Crips boyfriend

• Officials of area ports split over truck issue

• Theologian led seminary at Berkeley

• Pulling all-nighter for Chick-fil-A

• Missing La Puente woman found dead in minivan

• Covering injustice to Carmona makes the ending hard to take

• Celebrating a shared history

• Oxnard slaying prompts diversity education bill

• Leader in the civil rights movement, aide to King

• Fatally injured girl is mourned

• 41% of ‘07 killings end in arrest

• In closing state budget gap, vast sums are off limits

• Domestic violence isn’t a dirty secret anymore

• Singer worked to preserve fading Isleños language

• Spray victim on life support

• An animal lover in the lion’s den

• In deep with the sea urchins

• In deep with the sea urchins

• Brand picks up pace

• Endgame was theater of the absurd for USC

• LEAGUE LEADERS

• INSIDE

• 1988 Derby winner Winning Colors dies

• Can Woods, Mickelson strike a match?

• New moves afoot with signing of Torii Hunter

• STANDINGS

• Haedo wins first stage of Tour of California

• Perrilloux is suspended at LSU

• Schilling fears for career

• Text messages from press row …

• Kidd doesn’t rejoin Nets as deal lingers

• Kobe’s fingerprints are all over this one

• Top goalkeepers remain elusive for England

• A Penske push

• Another baffling pitch by Gagne

• AP women’s top 25

• Steroids issue gets no spring break

• Juan Pierre tries to figure out his future

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• Coyotes have Kings’ number

• Fresh five

• HE’S A KEEPER

• UP NEXT: STAGE 2

• Motorola says e-mail device violates patents

• European, Latin shares advance

• Features executive at Times to leave

• Britain acts to take over major bank

• State casts a wary eye on deregulation

• Hershey puts faith in Bliss to recapture market share

• Toy group approves safety plan

• Laid off? Nothing personal

• Criticism puts auction site Bidz.com under microscope

• U.S. pension guarantor alters investment strategy

• Disney boosts stake in India

• Price of platinum jumps again

• Wrong drug plant inspected in China

• Loans go bad as British housing bubble pops

• latimes.com/business

• Pooled talents for an unusual ‘Orpheus’

• Powerful ‘Voices’ speaks to deeper meaning

• There will be quality

• Seeking truth in Haditha killings

• McCarthyite mirth

• Horoscope: Feb. 19

• Stay-at-home mom needs to be honest

• Cowboy Junkies saddle up again

• Tapping into series finale

• Ai’s big American dreams

• Fame, film don’t always take

• Reach out to ex with a final letter

• Calendar’s Calendar

• ‘Knight’ is stuck in the ’80s ‘Knight Rider’ hasn’t aged well

• From the heights to the depths and back again

• The art of political courtship

• Ex-President Bush endorses McCain

• TEXAS

• A Democratic house divided

• Clinton camp claims Obama plagiarized recent rhetoric

• Clinton and Obama travel a populist route

• Former President Bush endorses McCain

• Wisconsin is way station in the delegate pursuit

• AT LATIMES.COM/OPINION

• Wrong Rx

• Close the ‘sloophole’

• Ringing in the Asian century

• Tourist trap

• Shame, Sen. McCain

• Lost in the Hollywood jungle

• Franco talk with kids about the birds and the bees

• Rice presses Kenyan rivals to work together

• Little aid for Iraqi widows

• Africa’s anti-malaria campaign showing results

• New Afghan suicide attack kills dozens

• Kosovo’s split further divides Serbs, Albanians in border town

• Musharraf’s party losing in Pakistan

• PERU

• Castro says he won’t return to power

• Colombian soldiers convicted in massacre

• India battle kills at least 19

• Castro says he won’t return

• Vatican toughens rules on sainthood

• Top Marine sees hopeful signs in Anbar province

• Kosovo independence reverberates worldwide

• Presidential candidates hail Castro’s resignation