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What happened on April 02, 2009
WORLD
Obama gives Queen Elizabeth an iPod By Mark Silva
Lawyers seek release of Khmer Rouge prison chief By Brendan Brady
Colombian activist waits in prison limbo By Chris Kraul
Protesters take to the streets of London By Henry Chu
Foreign minister says Israel not bound to follow two-state path By Richard Boudreaux
G-20 leaders dine in London, across a great divide By Christi Parsons And Henry Chu
U.S., Russia agree to seek warhead cuts By Christi Parsons And Megan K. Stack
Sen. Carl Levin questions Pakistan aid plan By Julian E. Barnes
World Briefing / Afghanistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Pakistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Russia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Britain Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Australia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Jamaica Times Wire Reports
Lenin Likeness Vandalized
BUSINESS
JetBlue says it may cut back Long Beach operations By Peter Pae And Dan Weikel
'Project Runway' cleared for landing on Lifetime By Scott Collins
Madoff's Florida mansion, yacht seized by marshals Associated Press
Government may reward car buyers By Ken Bensinger And Jim Puzzanghera
Miley Cyrus album misses the top spot By Todd Martens
Credit rating firms are like cancer to the financial system By Michael Hiltzik
China pushes for bigger role in reshaping the world economy By Don Lee
Ford and Honda report steep declines in March auto sales By Ken Bensinger
Mercury Air Cargo opens cold-storage unit at LAX By Nathan Olivarez-giles
Commercial actors reach tentative contract with advertisers By Richard Verrier
Today: What's hot in music
Judge derails Countrywide's bid to settle shareholder lawsuit Bloomberg News
Construction, manufacturing dip less than expected By Annys Shin, Shin writes for the Washington Post.
Three sent to prison in KPMG tax fraud case Associated Press
Long Beach port expansion moves closer to passage By Louis Sahagun
Wall Street begins 2nd quarter slightly higher Times Wire Reports
KPMG sued over New Century Financial's collapse Bloomberg News
The Hunter S. Thompson of real estate By Peter Y. Hong
Business Briefing / Securities TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Media TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Bankruptcy TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Computers TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Computers TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Energy TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Toys R Us, fighting effects of recession, adds discount sections By Andrea Chang
ENTERTAINMENT
Paul Moyer to retire from KNBC-TV By Greg Braxton
CBS' 'Guiding Light' to end in September By Meg James
Vin Diesel is back for 'Fast & Furious' By Chris Lee
Kent Twitchell's lost works, and a not-lost Michael Jackson mural, get showcase By Diane Haithman
'The Barrymores: Hollywood's First Family' By Susan King
'Nocturne' By Betsy Sharkey
'I Can See Clearly Now' by Brendan Halpin By Veronique De Turenne, De Turenne is a Los Angeles writer and blogger.
Activist Prendergast, Obama talk about Darfur By Tina Daunt
'ER': The room itself was the real star By Neal Gabler, Neal Gabler is the author most recently of "Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination."
Duke Ellington festival at UCLA has got that swing By Chris Barton
Orson Welles tribute By Kenneth Turan
A prom date for Alia Shawkat By Michael Ordona
'Rain' will please, please Beatles fans By Randy Lewis
Filming 'Sin Nombre' on the fly By Patrick Kevin Day
American Cinematheque's shades of noir By Susan King
Vietnamese International Film Festival bridges divides By My-thuan Tran
Another eclectic summer at the Ford By David Ng
Art Review By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
IDOL TRACKER: Results By Richard Rushfield
KUSC is ready for Salonen's farewell By Alicia Lozano
Posting from on high By Alicia Lozano
Television Review By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Lost' picks up a Peabody By Greg Braxton
Quick Takes By Maria Elena Fernandez
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Mike Boehm
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Report outlines possible effects of warming on California By Bettina Boxall
California sales tax hike reactions run the gamut By Rich Connell, Esmeralda Bermudez And Joanna Lin
California food stamp benefits go up 13.6% By Molly Hennessy-fiske And Michael Rothfeld
Federal funds may not stave off classroom cuts, California educators say By Seema Mehta
Lawyers demand judge disclose history of Phillipine funds entrusted to him By Carol J. Williams
Andrea Mead Lawrence dies at 76; Olympic Alpine skier became environmentalist By Valerie J. Nelson
Jury awards $2.3 million in LAPD harassment case By Victoria Kim
GOP's soft-spoken, hard-line leader By George Skelton
Boat crewman chokes to death on fish as schoolchildren look on From a Times Staff Writer
Duane Jarvis dies at 51; L.A. roots music singer-songwriter and guitarist By Randy Lewis
Earl Paulk dies at 81; progressive evangelical's legacy fell to sex scandals Associated Press
Fashion designer seeks to overturn sexual assault conviction By Jack Leonard
2 dead, 12 hurt when big rig loses control in La Cañada Flintridge By Andrew Blankstein And Scott Kraft
LAPD officer is accused of torching his car and lying about his shooting By Richard Winton And Joel Rubin
Marine says he is tormented over killing of Iraqi prisoner By Tony Perry
Environmental leaders rally behind DWP general manager By David Zahniser
In one L.A. neighborhood, feeling safer but not safe By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Hospital sends another octuplet home Associated Press
Blooming Good Time For A Hike
California Briefing / Covina By Paul Pringle
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Los Angeles Associated Press
California Briefing / San Diego Associated Press
Watchful Eyes
Close Encounter
SPORTS
Michelle Wie is more than a student of the game By Mark Medina
Nate Thurmond has a saucy attitude toward post-NBA life By Jerry Crowe
Spring freeway series is a solo shot By Dylan Hernandez
Shane Loux is finally going to be a part of opening day By Mike Digiovanna
Joe Torre is undecided about two veteran infielders By Dylan Hernandez
Going to the class of the heads By Chris Erskine
Freeway Series is just a short stop By Mike Digiovanna
Big VIII League softball heavyweights Corona Santiago and Riverside King to play By Eric Sondheimer; Melissa Rohlin
Lakers trail Bucks, 57-55 By Mike Bresnahan
Andrew Bynum says he's making solid progress in recovery By Broderick Turner
To rest or not to rest? By Mike Bresnahan
Local players stand tall By Christy Cabrera Chirinos
Allen's three-point basket lifts Celtics Associated Press
Heeling Power By David Teel
Calipari cautions Kentucky faithful Associated Press
Donte Stallworth is charged with DUI manslaughter Staff And Wire Reports
That is quite a habit to have to break By Broderick Turner
Rabbit will get attention at Santa Anita Derby By Bill Dwyre
USC's Tim Floyd interviews for Arizona job By Chris Foster
Bruins kick off spring practice
Pete Carroll praises Mark Sanchez By Sam Farmer
Bolivia's 6-1 victory crushes Argentina Associated Press
Hats off to Altidore in U.S. victory By Grahame L. Jones
Paul sinks the Clippers By Lisa Dillman
Ducks tonight By Helene Elliott
Kings tonight By Billy Witz
Results Associated Press
NATIONAL
Student is charged with obstructing Utah land auction Associated Press
AIG targeted by shareholder lawsuit By Ralph Vartabedian And Tom Hamburger
Out West, a new kind of water war By Deedee Correll
Report criticizes U.S. spy agencies By Greg Miller
Napolitano promises more agents at San Diego-area checkpoints By Richard Marosi
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Florida Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Texas Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
U.S. moves to dismiss ex-senator's conviction By Josh Meyer And David G. Savage
OPINION
For the record
New York's new state of mind on drugs
Rod's Law? Skip it
Squandered tax dollars in Sacramento
How do we save NATO? We quit By Andrew J. Bacevich, Andrew J. Bacevich is a professor of history and international relations at Boston University. The paperback edition of his book, "The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism," comes out in April.
Cleaning up Bush's mess on public land By James William Gibson, James William Gibson is a professor of sociology at Cal State Long Beach and the author of the forthcoming book, "A Reenchanted World: The Quest for a New Kinship with Nature."
'ER' and the end of Nurse Shirley By Dinah Lenney, Dinah Lenney is the author of "Bigger Than Life: A Murder, a Memoir." She most recently played a man on "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles."
Tar-and-feather time
Wrong way to run a budget
The vaccination debate
Same old story
Let Mexico catch the gunrunners
Ranch style
No holiday
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