Archive for Tuesday, February 26, 2008

• Police interview lone survivor of Yorba Linda murder- suicide

• 3 dead in Baldwin Park shooting

• Male bonding keeps memory of friend alive

• In northeast L.A., ‘the situation never seems to improve.’

• What a long, strange marathon it will be

• Plan aims to gauge LAX’s effect on area’s air quality

• Kidnap victim found shot to death

• Why the hostility toward differences?

• Mayor criticized on budget rescue plan

• Warning system to be installed on LAX runways

• Water cuts slicing into avocado groves

• Mayor appoints superintendent of instruction

• Cal Poly SLO’s Saudi proposal generates anger

• Shattered sense of security

• Rail chief thinks ‘green’ at ports

• Encino judge gets no award in escalator fall

• The Rev. Walter J. Burghardt, 93; Theologian was a scholar and preacher

• Man admits to beheading Hollywood screenwriter, killing doctor in 2004

• Son of Baldwin Park shooting victim is in custody

• Man randomly stabs two in theater during horror movie

• Dutton’s shelf life finally runs out

• Suspect who stabbed moviegoers in Fullerton at large

• Irvine college removes Vietnam flag after threats of protest

• Sterilization of pets now law in Los Angeles

• Valerie Bertinelli: ‘I wasn’t an angel’

• Live: Better Midler

• MSNBC serves political news with a side of opinion

• David Gordon Green, mainstream director?

• Son de la Frontera stays in step with flamenco’s past

• Timberlake to induct Madonna into Hall of Fame

• Mischa Barton facing 4 misdemeanor charges

• Will Michael Jackson bet the ranch?

• Legal fight over Britney Spears’ representation

• Naomi Campbell hospitalized in Brazil

• U.S. is still overwhelmingly Christian, study finds

• Clinton still leads Obama in Ohio, but by smaller margin

• Yellowstone ready to kill about 180 more bison

• Senate careers branch differently for Clinton, Obama

• Cuban Americans’ attitudes shift

• Debate tonight

• Obama slammed by speakers at McCain rally

• Obama calls for a cool-down

• EPA staff had advised OK of California’s stricter emissions rule, probe finds

• Judge questions fire retardant use

• Exxon Valdez spill still an issue in Alaska

• Florida power outage affects millions

• A grail with walls

• Downtown dwellers vs. the homeless

• Radicals never say sorry

• A mandate isn’t mandatory

• Even Reagan raised taxes

• Food or fuel?

• For the record

• Nader’s nadir

• Islamists’ loss in Pakistan isn’t a U.S. win

• N.Y. Philharmonic gets a warm welcome in North Korea

• Plaza in Peru may be the America’s oldest urban site

• Iraq calls on U.S. to intervene in Turkish incursion

• N.Y. Philharmonic launches music diplomacy N. Korea