Archive for Monday, May 05, 2008

• Bomb explodes at federal courthouse in San Diego By Tony Perry

• Father of UC Berkeley slaying suspect says his son was attacked by fraternity members By Tim Reiterman and Maria L. Laganga

• A mix of luck, polish By My-Thuan Tran

• At 107, still a real live wire By John M. Glionna

• Numbers crunch in LAPD buildup By David Zahniser

• Airport agency chief to face questions over LAX pacts By Jennifer Oldham and Dan Weikel

• Holocaust remembrance underscores ‘Never again’ By Ari B. Bloomekatz

• San Gabriel Valley needs to speed things up By Road Sage

• Teacher at a Santa Monica school held on suspicion of molestations By Ari Bloomekatz and Ted Rohrlich

• Numbers crunch in LAPD buildup By David Zahniser

• Next speaker’s agenda is short but ambitious

• One dead, one jailed after Huntington Beach crash By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Speed eaters push the limits By Karen Ravn

• Fish oil supplements help heart disease patients By Chris Woolston

• Diabetes’ effects on pregnancy and babies By Shari Roan

• It’s time for U.S. to revisit universal healthcare By Susan Cornner

• Strength-training tips for children By Jay Blahnik

• Drums help psychotherapist deal with parents’ deaths By Melissa Healy

• No lack of physician treatment guidelines

• Vitamin D eased his chronic pain By People'S Pharmacy

• Pregnancy counseling for diabetic women and girls – before pregnancy By Shari Roan

• Oscar did OK, but couldn’t get a KO By Lance Pugmire

• Lowe’s problems in Denver continue By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Jazz could be in for a long two days By Mark Heisler

• Despite loss, Dodgers still feel a mile high By Ez and Dylan Hern

• Superstar emerges from Derby By Larry Stewart

• TV show is geared for Latino audience By Lance Pugmire

• Stars defeat Sharks in fourth overtime

• Boycott questions: 1968 vs. 2008 By Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

• Cust leads A’s to win

• Kim surpasses Woods in win

• Liverpool wants Yanks to go By Chuck Culpepper

• Angels’ 6-5 win over Orioles lifts Saunders By Mike Digiovanna

• Another win for Tough Tiz’s Sis By Bob Mieszerski

• Figgins averts disabled list By Mike Digiovanna

• Bryant draws the line again and again By Bill Plaschke

• Utah’s Williams makes the calls By Steve Springer

• Celtics overwhelm Hawks in Game 7

• Women’s final is a Walsh wash By Dan Arritt

• Lakers fans could be dressed for success By T J. Simers

• Lakers aren’t on board with the concept By Mike Bresnahan

• Maddux thwarted again in bid for 350th

• Indians offense still struggles in 2-0 loss

• Pujols’ reaches base for 32nd straight game in Cardinals’ victory

• AC Milan plays it cool with Ronaldinho By Grahame L. Jones

• Suns will allow D’Antoni to talk to other teams By Ap

• Referrals best way to find services By Karen E. Klein

• Expansion of utilities’ loan program is urged By Cyndia Zwahlen

• The week ahead at a glance

• Wall St. looks to consumers By Joe Bel Bruno

• To Chinese firms U.S. is a bargain By Don Lee

• Bumpy ride ahead for Yahoo By Jessica Guynn

• Yahoo may not have heard the last of Microsoft By Joseph Menn

• Buffett’s take on sub-prime

• 2 Mondavis strive to give landmark winery bigger place on map By Jerry Hirsch

• Web social networks friendly to identity thieves By Joseph Menn

• Chinese firms bargain hunting in U.S. By Don Lee

• Protecting your ID online

• Lessons from the father of venture capital By Martin Arnold

• How low will real estate go? By Matt Woolsey

• A slick thriller, but who done it? By Michael Sims

• With ‘The Fall,’ he found himself

• Calendar’s Calendar

• Metallica a main dish at KROQ’s Weenie Roast

• Ultima Vez takes unexpected paths By Chris Pasles

• Tempeh’s out, pulled pork’s in By August Brown

• He thinks she won’t be a good mother

• ‘The Calling’

• Sounds that take body and soul By Mark Swed

• Swap-meet swan song By Diane Haithman

• Estranged in-laws want to be back in the picture

• Clay Aiken: ‘I’m not trying to be Justin Timberlake’ By Ap

• Democrats talk tough, then break bread By Noam N. Levey and Peter Nicholas

• Tech inspires rural boom – and fear it could go poof By Hugo Kugiya

• Two parties, two remedies for healthcare By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar

• Bush visits a town torn, then reborn By James Gerstenzang

• California superdelegates’ wavering bodes ill for Hillary Clinton By Scott Martelle

• The new scarcity?

• CalPERS should maintain its activism By Kelly Candaele

• Trouble in Georgia

• Dialogue isn’t the last word

• California wine? Down the drain By Alice Feiring

• Spread the wealth

• Stealth election

• Bhutan bows, but it doesn’t bend By Laurie Goering

• A fish-eye view of a coral reef By David Mcfadden

• Portugal’s empire is talking back By Barry Hatton

• Rice says Mideast peace is in reach

• Shanghai bus fire kills 3, raises worries

• Philippines feels the pinch of dollar’s decline By Bruce Wallace

• Bolivian province votes for autonomy By Patrick J. Mcdonnell