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What happened on June 28, 2008
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Big Mike has the gangs in his sights Joe Mozingo, Times Staff Writer
Watch salesman became upscale timepiece maker Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
School's yearbook offensive to blacks Joanna Lin, Times Staff Writer
Presbyterian leaders OK gay clergy Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writer
Four men accept plea bargains in killing of La Jolla pro surfer Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
As fire nears, Zen enclave prepares Eric Bailey and Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writers
Trumpeter on 'Lawrence Welk' From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Judge orders sex tape removed Harriet Ryan, Times Staff Writer
Best-selling classical pianist studied at USC Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Olympic hockey gold medalist From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Safe-zone violation at LAX Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
Probation for ex-student in baby's death Victoria Kim
Power to change schools sought Howard Blume
Pioneer of Nigerian pop From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Prison health talks falter Tim Reiterman, Times Staff Writer
Carona wants jury advised Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
State can do more for planet, scientist says Margot Roosevelt, Times Staff Writer
Publicist for films, music and TV From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Residents must step up to keep pool safe SANDY BANKS
Report lists pneumonia death tolls at hospitals Mary Engel, Times Staff Writer
Rabbi, banker plead guilty Victoria Kim, Times Staff Writer
Prisoner charged in 4 more murders Jack Leonard and Richard Winton, Times Staff Writers
Pasadena civic leader was friend, teammate of Jackie Robinson Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
Chinatown a living legacy David Pierson, Times Staff Writer
Same-sex unions swell numbers Francisco Vara-Orta, Times Staff Writer
NRA sues to overturn gun law Maura Dolan
11 plead guilty in big pot-farm case Tony Perry
2 more charged in surgery probe Christine Hanley, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Argentina's bittersweet win Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
U.S. delays Anbar security handoff Alexandra Zavis, Times Staff Writer
Fear has a vote as well From a Times Staff Writer
Kashmiri Muslims clash with police From Times Wire Reports
Minister, 3 others killed in crash From Times Wire Reports
Gaza closed off as attacks continue From Times Wire Reports
6 police officers slain in ambush in Mexico Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Pentagon paints a bleak picture for Afghan south Peter Spiegel and Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writers
Taliban-linked rebels kill 2 as Pakistani crowd cheers Zulfiqar Ali and Laura King, Special to The Times
Demolition of nuclear tower symbolic for N. Korea, U.S. Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Uribe wants a redo of the '06 presidential vote From the Associated Press
NATIONAL
Surprises in genetic study will shake up birds' family tree Jeremy Manier and Tim De Chant, Chicago Tribune
Anthrax subject receives payout David Willman, Times Staff Writer
For a legal legend, a stiff dose of justice Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer
Top commander tells troops to avoid the political arena Don Frederick and Julian E. Barnes
Sen. Hagel won't endorse McCain From Bloomberg News
Sentence in theft of corpse parts From Times Wire Reports
Transcripts in leak probe subpoenaed From Times Wire Reports
EPA ex-official gives money, time to Obama Dan Morain
Can you hear me now? . . . Now? Bob Drogin
Obama is shifting to the center Janet Hook, Times Staff Writer
Homeless man is beaten to death From Times Wire Reports
Justices' decision triggers questions David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
From toe-to-toe to hand-in-hand Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Female sprinters, fresh faces help bridge a credibility gap Helene Elliott
Horry says he wants to return for a 17th season From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
Veteran Bertuzzi put on waivers by Ducks Eric Stephens; Jim Peltz, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Mediate far back of leader Van Pelt From the Associated Press
Oddsmakers like Johnson Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Mets get split as Delgado drives in nine From the Associated Press
Escobar progresses well, feels ready for relief duty Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Unkind words for O'Neal
Has anyone ever heard of Fresno State?
Two arguments to every issue
Simers receives a perfect 10 for column
Phelps exits pool during storm Lisa Dillman
Wimbledon: Day 5 Chuck Culpepper
Morning briefing Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Hartwig can finally set his sights high Philip Hersh, Special to The Times
Chivas Usa Tonight Grahame L. Jones
Gold Cup won't have star attraction Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Pacquiao could be the heir to De La Hoya Bill Dwyre
LPGA's kids make noise Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Trade caps wild night Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Injured trio to start rehab stints Dylan Hernandez and Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writers
Mears to leave 'dream team' Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Plenty of blame to go around on Dodgers
A yellow card for the referees Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers show glimpse Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
No. 1 Ivanovic is upset at Wimbledon Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
SCIENCE
Studying time's mysteries, and the multiverse John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
Impact may have transformed Mars From Times Staff and Wire Reports
North Pole might soon be ice-free From Times Staff and Wire Reports
New gene linked to Alzheimer's From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Sharp rise in HIV in young gay men From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Crocodile babies 'talk' before birth From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Fossil may clarify evolution of fish From Times Staff and Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
More than the coffee will be missed Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
Hunting 'the Desert Fox' Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
No small concern
Emmys name 20 semifinalists From the Associated Press
Yay, superheroes
Mourn Tu Ciudad
Same old Myers
Those were the Games Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
A birthday gift for Mandela From the Associated Press
'Office' teamwork keeps everyone in rhythm Robert Lloyd, Times Television Critic
Fab Four, over easy Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
What's implied?
'Xanadu' skimps on extras, not fun Jen Chaney, Washington Post
Banhart in tune with Gil Richard Cromelin, Times Staff Writer
MOCA adds Kruger to board Suzanne Muchnic
Another theory of relativity Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Remembering Carlin
The 'W.' script pits 41 vs. 43 PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Erdrich bases new novel on lynching Jeff Baenen, Associated Press
Venice Biennale salutes Gehry Diane Haithman
BUSINESS
What to do if this goes on . . . and on TOM PETRUNO
Gates closes Microsoft window Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
What If Oil Hits $200? Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
German torches his car over fuel prices From the Associated Press
PBS tops among broadcast sites From Times Wire Services
Virgin Mobile buying Helio From Times Wire Services
My 2 Cents
Cars to bear emission ratings Scott J. Wilson
Plug-in Priuses get grilled Martin Zimmerman
Delta, US Airways plan to add frequent-flier fees From Bloomberg News
Studios rushing film production From Times Wire Services
Consumer spending exceeds forecast From Bloomberg News
AT&T to settle down in Dallas From Times Wire Services
Anheuser-Busch to cut costs after rejecting buyout From Bloomberg News
SEC probes of sub-prime crisis expand From Bloomberg News
Senators seek to curb Fed, SEC aspirations From Bloomberg News
Tax breaks drying up for hot hybrids Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
Just beyond bear's clutches Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
HP fax machines to be recalled From Times Wire Services
KB's loss is triple estimate Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writer
Tomatoes may not be root of outbreak Tiffany Hsu, Times Staff Writer
Hawaii to require solar water heaters for new homes From the Associated Press
Payless to pay K-Swiss over stripes From Times Wire Services
OPINION
Learning curve
Port peace
Name recognition
Troubled waters
Gestures won't stop Mugabe
Battle on the beach
Lesson learned
License check
A wiser way to fight hunger
How to get a better sheriff Steve Remige, Steve Remige is president of the Assn. for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs.
A cool idea or hot air?
A fool for a lawyer
Starved for anorexia care David Herzog, Nancy Matsumoto and Marcia Herrin, David Herzog is a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and directs the Harris Center for Advocacy in Eating Disorders at Massachusetts General Hospital. Nancy Matsumoto and Marcia Herrin are the coauthors of "The Parent's Guide to Eating Disorders."
Tainted Justice Bruce J. Einhorn, Bruce J. Einhorn, a retired federal judge, is a law professor at Pepperdine University and a member of the American Constitution Society.
Where lawyers are the new heroes Tobias Berkman and Matthew Fay, Tobias Berkman attends Harvard Law School and the Harvard Kennedy School of Government. Matthew Fay attends Columbia Law School. They are writing a report on the lawyers' movement for the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan.
What does a tattoo say?
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