Archive for Friday, January 04, 2008

• Disclosure rule target of radio ad

• Indicted Orange County sheriff plans to return to work Monday

• Lottery results

• Suspect in hit-run is identified

• Property crimes up in county

• Molester to remain at state hospital?

• In California

• San Francisco Zoo reopens 9 days after attack

• L.A. limits rezoning of industrial land downtown

• Frank Morgan event planned

• PASSINGS

• Alum gives $30 million to Cal State Fullerton

• California chef pioneered gourmet pizza revolution

• Car full of smoke worse than a smoggy day

• Having seen fire, bracing for rain

• First of 3 storms hits Northern California

• L.A. police called to Spears’ home

• The Duke may high-tail it to O.C.

• Wisconsin governor signed first statewide gay rights law

• Approval of voting devices clears way for election

• Diver, marine scientist fought Santa Monica Bay pollution

• Gov.’s TV ads tout slots deal

• Navy must cut sonar exercises off the coast

• Second City revival

• Santa Anita braces for rain

• RELATED STORY

• SCORING LEADERS

• RESULTS, SCHEDULE

• It’s full exposure for Clippers

• UC Santa Barbara stops Long Beach State, 79-64

• Arizona rallies to defeat Oregon State

• UP NEXT FOR UCLA

• All they’re asking for is a little disrespect

• Trojans endure a long night

• A storybook finish

• Kupchak manages to control the Lakers

• Kansas takes huge step forward in proving itself

• AP MEN’S TOP 25

• Watney takes lead in PGA Tour opener

• Kansas gets it done on defense

• Ryan’s still learning the ropes

• Cameron out as Dolphins coach

• Signature Move faces small field at Santa Anita

• No matter how it looks, Bruins find a way to win

• Odds say Patriots won’t be stopped

• Never a doubt for Dorsey Dorsey says he’ll be at full strength for title game

• Trail Blazers down Bulls in double overtime

• Weekley finds a new golf hazard

• Former Bruin Moore is hired by Neuheisel

• Killer whales are making their presence felt

• TONIGHT

• Kings done in by veteran duo

• Avalanche’s Smyth is out

• Spanish Cartel tries to make it three out of four

• A moment of regret for Trojans

• Shipp has the touch for UCLA

• AP WOMEN’S TOP 25

• So many perils, so little time

• Box-office revenue swings up even as attendance hits a wall

• New Chinese limits on online video could affect foreign websites

• Guild, NBC at odds over whether Leno crossed line

• Owner of Weather Channel exploring sale of businesses

• Flights’ on-time arrival rate rises

• Rough is not in play here

• Leader of insider trading ring sentenced to prison

• latimes.com/business

• Tata leads as top bidder for 2 Ford brands

• IRS may curb tax refund lending

• Oil prices rise above $100 after government reports drop in crude supplies

• New studio bumps into Hollywood ploy

• CD sales fall again; DVDs see first drop

• Stocks mixed ahead of job report

• Intel drops out of One Laptop per Child program in a dispute

• Looking ahead to (next) Oscar season

• What’s right and wrong is up to individuals to decide

• Horoscope: Jan. 4

• A horror script gets Westernized

• Dump boyfriend for lies about wife and son

• Calendar’s Calendar

• He directs opera with a touch of Monty Python

• Oh, no, Nader again?

• ‘Noël’ is no longer No. 1

• A way to unlock music’s true sound

• Translating books into Arabic

• She discovers plenty of room for improvement

• ‘The Violin’ sounds political yet poetic notes

• A new twist in belly dancing

• Viewers happy with return of late-night TV shows

• ‘Helping Me Help Myself’

• Baron Cohen buries Borat, resurrects Bruno

• By digging deep, ‘Blood’ director breaks through

• Misleading events trip up family

• Comfortable in their own skin

• Following ‘In Rainbows’

• Dissecting threads of decay

• Dissecting the Tao of ‘Borat’ – did we learn?

• Chicago stage is home

• Holocaust memorial seeks participation of thousands

• Virus is suspected in crow die-off in N.Y.

• The numbers

• Academy defends teaching evolution

• Letter said CIA image to suffer if tapes trashed

• It’s far from a first-round knockout for the GOP

• A snooze beats news for Bush

• Pair’s voluntary U.S. exit OKd

• Obama backers get together for a noisy party

• Candidates express caution in unpredictable Iowa race

• Even Huckabee and aides were caught off-guard

• Obama’s victory upends his party’s politics

• Iowa’s economy a winner

• Clinton promises that she’ll rebound

• Huckabee and Obama win Iowa caucuses

• WASHINGTON, D.C.

• Wyoming’s in the wings

• ‘Miraculous’ recovery after man’s 47-story fall

• First aid for Kenya

• Open mike at L.A.’s City Hall

• Acting with trust

• Runway Russian roulette

• Careful, Congress

• AT LATIMES.COM/OPINION

• Iraqi lawmaker could face charges

• Turkey moves to extend ban on smoking

• GUATEMALA

• Graft cases dog Bhutto’s widower

• Israeli strikes kill 9 after rocket attack from Gaza

• North Korea says it will boost its ‘war deterrent’

• Bodies of Mexican police officers found near border

• Blast kills 5 in Turkey’s Kurdish region

• Kenyan opposition postpones march