Archive for Tuesday, September 02, 2008

• Many are on their own in immigration court By Anna Gorman

• Federal plan would cut habitat for endangered peninsular bighorn sheep nearly by half By Leslie Carlson

• Lancaster invests in vacant real estate By Ann M. Simmons

• Police search for identity of woman rescued from ocean in Long Beach By and Duke Helf

• Opened animation studio with 3 top Disney artists By Valerie J. Nelson

• Pulitzer-winning journalist Edwin O. Guthman dies By Elaine Woo

• Activists call for federal inquiry into Inglewood police shootings By Ari Bloomekatz and Ruben Vives, Jason Song

• Man found dead in South L.A. had been shot By Ruben Vives

• Beer maker wins fight to market ‘Legal Weed’ By Eric Bailey

• MCI chief challenged AT&T By Adam Bernstein

• First-year law student finds studies can be quite trying By Dana Parsons

• Schools’ racial makeup divides O.C. city By H G. Reza

• Stalled budget overshadows other efforts of 2008 California Legislature By Patrick Mcgreevy and Nancy Vogel

• Labor Day unites unions By Teresa Watanabe

• Extending elementary school may help students achieve By Mitchell L and Sberg

• Man carrying ammunition shot traffic light in Westwood, UCLA police say By Jason Song

• L.A. City Council presses for restored King hospital services By Phil Willon

• 3 deputies injured in San Bernardino jail riot

• Craft rallies UCLA past Tennessee, 24-21 By Mike Hiserman

• Neuheisel learns he can come home again Coach relishes his debut By Bill Plaschke

• Why so singles-minded? By Kurt Streeter

• Saito has sights on this year By Ben Bolch

• Sparks rout the Lynx By Dan Arritt

• There won’t be a party if this is Jeff Kent’s farewell

• Singh’s putting seals win in Deutsche Bank golf By Wire Reports and M

• Rafael Nadal survives U.S. Open test from Sam Querrey By Chuck Culpepper

• Maddux wins 354th after a shaky start By Ben Bolch

• How Southern California high school kickers rate

• Ohio State’s Chris Wells becomes a man of mystery with his foot injury By Chris Dufresne

• Chivas USA faces Panama’s Tauro

• New organizing principle in West By Ross Newhan

• Neuheisel’s first victory is similar to Donahue’s By Chris Foster

• Stephen Drew hits for cycle as Diamondbacks win, 8-6

• O’Day is among call-ups

• LPGA’s actions speak louder By Grahame L. Jones

• As per recent tradition, this week’s for the kids By Gary Klein

• Johnson’s win doesn’t alter much By Jim Peltz

• A look at the AFC South

• UCLA passes the toughness test in win By Lonnie White

• A stunning development By Chris Dufresne

• Hooligans overshadow Italian soccer openers By Grahame L. Jones

The film? So-so, but oh, those duck tacos

• Import, export data at West Coast ports

• Sampling of upscale movie theater amenities

• Signs of weakness likely By M Bloomberg News

• Corporate types getting into blogging By Sarah Halzack

• A bang-up summer ends with whimper By Kimi Yoshino

• Gulf oil complex is spared the brunt By Elizabeth Douglass

• Ports reflect U.S. slump By Ronald D. White

• Going to extremes for food safety By Tracie Cone

• Middle-tier retailers try on new brands By Ylan Q. Mui

• Downturn takes toll on broader Southern California economy By Peter Y. Hong

• Secondhand shops now often first choice By Tiffany Hsu

• Google browser targets Explorer By Jessica Guynn

Party must go on for young Republicans at the convention

• No rest for the wearied filmmakers By John Horn

• Not ‘902-uh-0’ By Kate Aurthur

• They’re hangin’ tough

• Horoscope: Sept. 2 By Holiday Mathis

• For some fans, ‘Rent’s’ closing is a real tragedy ‘Rent’ closes doors, but tour kicks off next year By Josh Getlin

• ‘Banana Splits’ tests 21st century appeal By Robert Lloyd

• Suspicious of the cool kids’ pop By Ann Powers

• ART BOOKS

• REBELLIOUS KIDS

• Riding in ‘Zen’s’ fabled wheel ruts By Susan Carpenter

• ‘Zen and Now’

• A wild-West ambience By Katherine Tulich

• Reprise returns, with revisions By Karen Wada

• How dare she show concern for husband’s family!

Hurricane Gustav batters Louisiana’s southern coast

• President Bush tours Texas operations set up for Hurricane Gustav By Johanna Neuman

• Sarah Palin says 17-year-old daughter is pregnant By Mark Z. Barabak and Maeve Reston, Robin Abcarian

• Taking flight – yet again By Erika Hayasaki

• Back home, waiting again for disaster By Richard Fausset

• Stakes of McCain bet are clearer By Peter Wallsten

• Free speech is guaranteed; listeners aren’t By James Hohmann

• GOP platform on abstinence and education

• FEMA says it’s wiser now By Faye Fiore

• Protesters battle it out with police By P J. Huffstutter

• TV coverage of GOP convention

• Whistle-blowers play large role in uncovering healthcare fraud

• Sarah Palin announces 17-year-old daughter is pregnant By Maeve Reston and Noam Levey

• Hot Property: Manager-producer Rick Yorn sells Brentwood house for $9.35 million By Ann Brenoff

• Keep the UC bar high

• Ecology in Ecuador

• Sarah Palin: the new life of the Grand Old Party. By Jonah Goldberg

• Make the deal

• A righteous refusal is everyone’s right By Crispin Sartwell

• Lessons from a caterpillar By Jeff Lantos

• Death sentence in China rampage sparks debate By Don Lee

• Jousting for honor in France By Sebastian Rotella

• EU-Russia partnership talks hinge on retreat By Sebastian Rotella and Achrene Sicakyuz

• Japan adrift as another premier resigns By Bruce Wallace and Hisako Ueno

• 3 Afghan children killed in Western artillery strike By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez

• Iraq takes over security in Anbar from U.S. troops By Tina Susman

• Thai army takes to streets By M Reuters

• Women’s slayings to be investigated

• Calderon presents Mexico’s annual report in written form By Ken Ellingwood