Archive for Monday, May 26, 2008

Phoenix spacecraft lands safely on Mars

• NASA spacecraft lands near Mars’ north pole By Ap

Regretting its place in the sun

• Push for stricter plastic surgery rules swells in wake of death of Kanye West’s mother By Rong-Gong Lin II

• A look at the O.C. sheriff candidates By Christine Hanley, Stuart Pfeifer, and Christian Berthelsen

• California’s War Dead b

• Standoff with gunman closes Ventura Freeway By Molly Hennessy-Fiske

• Five in O.C. family found dead By Susannah Rosenblatt

• Ramp proposal for 101-405 interchange hits snag By Jennifer Oldham

• No hands on cellphones is only half the battle By Road Sage

• Readers add their 2 cents to California tax and spend debate By George Skelton Capitol Journal

• Pellicano trial redials an old number that many fear – wiretaps By Carla Hall

• Finalists for Orange County sheriff get their say By Stuart Pfeifer and Christian Berthelsen

• Riverside National Cemetery: Where a nation says farewell By Jia-Rui Chong

Body fat monitors for home use

• Perks of office plants By Melissa Healy

• Leg, back and hip muscles flex with one stretch exercise move

• How to build six-pack abs By Jay Blahnik

• On the run for a celebrity sighting By Hugo Martín

• Patients’ ratings of doctors

• Life with more balance By Erin Cline Davis

• In control of the lesson plan

• Programs for young cancer survivors By Susan Brink

• Online drug sales: It’s buyer beware By People'S Pharmacy

• Balance disorder and balance training websites

• Patients’ ratings of doctors

• How to avoid falls

• Cancer as kids. Now what? By Susan Brink

• Call it tropic of less cancer By Elena Conis

Penguins mix up lines in face of adversity

• Chris Osgood takes place in line of great Detroit goalies By Helene Elliott

• Rested Sparks run by Atlanta

• Mickelson’s final putt wins title at Colonial

• Angels walk off with a loss By Mike Digiovanna

• Trouble in river city By Mike Bresnahan

• Series gets longer as Lakers’ attention span gets shorter By Mark Heisler

• Ginobili bounces back at right time for Spurs By Jonathan Abrams

• No real bumps, just cooler run for Dixon By Skip Myslenski

• Two out of (big) three aren’t good By Mike Bresnahan

• Perfect Drift has staying power By Larry Stewart

• Kahne rises on Stewart’s flat By Jim Peltz

• Ethier’s hit caps solid debut by Kershaw By Kevin Baxter

• Maria Sharapova is a model competitor By Chuck Culpepper

• Odom raises his hand when it comes to taking the blame By Bill Plaschke

• Carmona sidelined four weeks by hip

• Big Brown injures hoof By Larry Stewart

• Phil Mickelson wins the Colonial By Ap

• Danica Patrick’s chance to make history is the pits By Bill Dwyre

• Teen will set sail to a dream By On The Outdoors

• Lakers give one up just to break the monotony By T J. Simers

• Backbackbackgone dominates Willard L. Proctor Memorial Stakes By Bob Mieszerski

• Lonnie White’s Xs and O’s in the Lakers-Spurs series

• Tying for Big West title feels like winning to Long Beach By Peter Yoon

• Padres beat Reds in 18 innings on homer by Gonzalez

• Lester loses to A’s in first game after no-hitter

• Disabled-list payroll is no drop in bucket By Kevin Baxter

• Divine Park to try for first Grade I victory By Bob Mieszerski

• Rodriguez follows advice to the letter By Mike Digiovanna

• Lakers’ Lamar Odom plans to attack even harder By Mike Bresnahan

• Oil fears to linger as new economic data emerge By Madlen Read

• Private equity falls to Earth By Walter Hamilton

• Meet the expert

• Selling a domain name By Karen E. Klein

• Top Drawer Hardware at a glance

• At a glance

• High-end handle boutique seeks more pull with designers By Cyndia Zwahlen

• Getting the ball rolling and keeping it going By Stefan Stern

• Food world’s version of ‘CSI’ solves mysteries By Annys Shin

• Disaster planning for small businesses By Joyce M. Rosenberg

• Cheesecake Factory to feed a growing taste for Asian cuisine By Jerry Hirsch

• Schwarzenegger to propose raising workers’ compensation disability benefits By Marc Lifsher

• After hitting the jackpot, tech entrepreneurs school start-ups at Stanford By Jessica Guynn

• Cheesecake Factory needs higher prices on menu, experts say By Jerry Hirsch

• NBC News, MSNBC: Uneasy coexistence? By Ap

Benjamin Bratt and TV talents battle ‘Andromeda’

• Broadcast networks under siege By Scott Collins

• Hollywood’s decades of Chinese lessons By Susan King

• Older mom is tired of all the grandma questions

• Col. Allensworth’s legacy By Lynell George

• An early taste of social activism By Susan King

• Time to dump the mean girls

• Djivan Gasparyan to lead duduk ensemble at Royce Hall

• A Geffen run with $250 seats in the cards By Lynne Heffley

• Dan Zanes offers homespun fun

Sen. Kennedy competes in Cape sailboat race

• For human dissection needs, the body count is low By Deedee Correll

• Authorities: Storm kills 7 in northeast Iowa By Ap

• Karl Rove denies attempting to influence Justice probe By Richard B. Schmitt

• Storms in mid-U.S. kill at least 8

• COLORADO

• Reform, with an asterisk Political campaigns often rely on expertise of lobbyists By Janet Hook and Tom Hamburger, Chuck Neubauer

• Clinton keeps the faith in Puerto Rico

• California gay marriage ruling isn’t seen as trend By David G. Savage

• Obama speaks at Wesleyan commencement By Erika Hayasaki

• Give my stimulus check to the rich By Barbara Garson

• For the dying, less can be more By Carol Mithers

• Editor’s note

• A homemade peace in the Mideast By Barbara Slavin

• The new American segregation

• Aftershock in China kills at least 2 By Don Lee

• Egypt eyes Iran’s overtures with suspicion By Jeffrey Fleishman

• China quake survivors show signs of post-traumatic stress By Mark Magnier

• Michel Suleiman sworn in as president of Lebanon

• Donor nations offer aid but tie it to access in Myanmar

• Colombian rebel group confirms leader’s death By Chris Kraul

• Calif. tourist drugged, killed by train in Rome By Ap

• Jimmy Carter says Israel has 150 nuclear weapons, The Times of London reports By Ap

• Iran may be withholding info needed in nuke probe By Ap