Archive for Thursday, February 28, 2008

• 7 shot, injured at L.A. bus stop

• Police considering whether to probe alleged Spears drugging

• L.A. Unified consultant under scrutiny of D.A.’s watchdog

• L.A. backs cargo fee as part of port clean-air effort

• Ex-prison healthcare receiver’s staff was well paid

• L.A. woman to succeed Nuñez as Assembly speaker

• School districts to get help

• A city tries to find itself

• Court rejects California limits on ship emissions

• Development plans upset neighbors

• Park developer expects to get used to crying

• Suit filed over disabled U.S. citizen’s deportation ordeal

• Carson City Council smack heard ‘round the world goes to trial

• Nearly 200 sets of human remains found at O.C. construction site

• Biola evolves but stays the same

• William F. Buckley Jr., 82; author and founder of modern conservative movement

• Mother of drowned Anaheim toddler due in court

• 5 arrested in Medi-Cal fraud raid

• Medical community eyes case

• Buddy Miles, 60; drummer with Hendrix, voice of California raisins

• Acting OC sheriff and union are at odds

• Man dies in shootout with police in Van Nuys

• 3 killed in small plane crash in Riverside residential area

• Did you eat Chino slaughterhouse beef?

• O.C. man dies trying to rescue cat

• Capistrano schools plan for teacher layoffs, boost superintendent’s salary

• Five questions that the Dodgers need to answer

• Herbie Hancock headlines Playboy Jazz Festival

• A rush for royalty

• ‘Chicago 10’: Drawn into a revolution

• The Performance: Kodi Smit-McPhee

• New York Philharmonic’s concert in North Korea leaves diplomacy hopes on a high note

• ‘Semi-Pro’ and ‘Penelope’ open with different expectations

• Live: Missy Higgins

• Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen working on book

• Bloomberg won’t run for president

• Civil rights leader John Lewis switches to Obama

• Race a wild-card factor

• Report: More than 1 in every 100 Americans now behind bars

• The last true conservative

• If a tree’s owner falls …

• TB emergency

• Sharing the wealthiness

• War and peace, the Army way

• In his own right

• Deal with the trade-offs

• In China, an ATM glitch brings life in prison

• Assets don’t pay off for nominees in South Korea

• Two laws target smokers in Mexico City

• Iraq provincial law rejected

• Deposed Thai premier returns for trial

• Colombian hostages freed after six years

• 11 die as police plane crashes in Chile

• 2 sentenced in ‘97 Chiapas massacre

• Mob kills three off-duty police in Bolivia

• 20 radicals tied to group sentenced

• U.S. reopens burned embassy

• 29 Taliban killed in clashes, bombing in southern Afghanistan

• Prince Harry serving on front line in Afghanistan