Archive for Monday, January 28, 2008

• Santa Monica police redesign beats

• USC off-campus housing suit settled

• Rain pours overnight, and ‘we’re not done yet’

• When cowboys with cameras run rampant

• Navy cuts sonar for sea life

• As election years go, 8 is a magic number

• L.A. urged to lift bridges’ stature

• Ruled amid prosperity, slaughter

• Ballot measure would phase out rent control laws

• Why Carona’s defense is ‘free’

• Flight instructor flew aircraft during WWII

• Lottery results

• ‘Surf City’ is stoked

• UCLA’s Seeds school wants to spread success

• Bus crash injures at least 8

• He led Mormons’ rapid growth

• Finding diamonds in the rough

• Lakers taking on water fast

• It turned out to be the biggest snap of his career

• TONIGHT

• Woods an army of one at Torrey Pines

• Brand couldn’t wait to test his leg

• Trail Blazers prevail despite 19-point deficit

• AP men’s top 25

• Shortage of tall players is ending

• Friendly game for Kings, Ducks

• Short-term problems are issues of old

• Magic edges Celtics on Turkoglu’s big shot

• Miller takes overall Cup lead with latest win

• Presidential angle fires up Brady

• Pate handles wind to win

• AP women’s top 25

• Santa Anita cancels live racing for two days

• Lysacek skates to another title

• Djokovic punches up Australian title

• They went deep to beat Ducks

• With a victory over the New York Giants in Sunday’s Super Bowl, the New England Patriots would complete a 19-0 season, making them the NFL’s new gold standard. This is the second in a series of stories looking at legendary teams in other sports.

• Brady expects to play

• White still topping himself, does 1260

• The NHL shows that it is young at heart

• Serbia’s Djokovic wins Aussie Open

• CATCHING ON

• East gets a late goal to pull out 8-7 victory

• Before autism appears

• Growing up with, and out of, ADHD

• To make net gains

• For rows, other strength training, change is good

• Pain relief … at a price

• Errors take a toll on doctors who make them

• ‘It’s never just one thing’ that leads to serious harm

• Harmless brew of fact and fiction

• Patient, protect thyself

• A lot of protein in a small package

• What’s ‘normal’ for puberty

• What’s ‘normal’ for puberty

• Taking it step by step

• Bypass preferred over stent

• You sweat, but toxins likely stay

• Story of an illness, from cover to cover

• Survival of fittest

• Valentine’s Day weekend? Get outta town!

• Mozilo to slice his own pay, fees

• Black sheep no longer shunned in world of fashion

• Seeing ‘mad cash’ in online advertising

• New approach may power future of solar

• French labor system likely to undergo change

• Yahoo’s global reach still exceeds its grasp

• Wall Street braces for more volatility

• Disney adds fantasy lands

• ‘Spartans’ wins the battle of theaters

• No breaking for commercials

• French trader still in custody

• Market experts wary but eager

• Black historical figures get their due

• Memo to Oscar hopefuls: Top this

• And now the other awards

• Spouse’s affair is not a business matter

• Free speech or fireably offensive?

• Boys’ mission: to conquer summer

• ‘Treatment’ cures the rerun blues

• Striking writers test novel ideas

• Everybody’s acting tough

• Not just the Coens: Directing teams past and present

• Show stoppers?

• Hammer’s new move

• A screen classic, thanks to an ‘amazing hustler’

• Opera broadcasts a hit at multiplexes

• Deal puts a new spin on the Dim Mak label

• War’s toll is clear in Handel’s ‘Judas’

• Among themselves

• More drought than rain

• Horoscope: Jan. 28

• Calendar’s Calendar

• A new king of L.A. marathons

• Boyfriend’s parents applying pressure to get married

• Reinventing Twain’s Becky

• Now that’s more like it

• Drummer steers Rudder in a powerful direction

• A searing ride with Azar Lawrence

• Ovation TV to pair first with MOCA in series partnership

• It rains, Beethoven thunders

• Vegas chapels’ unholy hustle

• In the Panhandle, hard times and high hopes for the GOP

• A call for bipartisan work on Iraq

• WASHINGTON

• Kennedy to endorse Obama

• Economy vs. national security

• His needle plan has touched a nerve

• Obama’s next step an uphill climb

• A paper jam roils state vote

• Shock therapy

• Iraq’s No. 1 problem

• A day to remember

• Fits the prescription

• The ‘S’ stands for sham

• Picture who you are

• Clinton’s Latino spin

• Chile hunger strike puts focus on Indians’ plight

• Mosul offensive near, Iraq says

• 24 die as Pakistani forces retake tunnel

• GUYANA

• Iraq contractors recruit Latin America’s needy

• Afghans reject envoy choice

• Despite break, crisis builds in Gaza

• Russian presidency candidate booted from the race

• Chaos erupts in Kenyan vacation spot