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What happened on April 06, 2009
NATIONAL
The dirty truth: They're smuggling soap in Spokane By Kim Murphy
Firefighters' civil rights case could reshape hiring policies By David G. Savage
Immigration-center shootings: Police delayed, and it doesn't matter By My-thuan Tran
D.C. funeral home accused of 'disturbing' conditions Associated Press
Media allowed to see return of fallen soldier Associated Press
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Washington State TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Texas TIMES WIRE REPORTS
SPORTS
ESPN's studio in L.A. debuts By Diane Pucin
Jose Canseco continues to take shots By Kurt Streeter
Dodgers line up the firepower to get it done By Dylan Hernandez
Brittany Lincicome wins season's first major By Mark Medina
Jeff Mathis works to improve hitting By Mike Digiovanna
Angels preaching patience By Mike Digiovanna
The Masters has lost some of its Sunday punch By Daniel Wexler
Alex Rodriguez might rejoin New York Yankees soon Wire Reports
Unbeaten start liftsthe spirits By Grahame L. Jones
Matt Kemp seeks to stay in center field for Dodgers By Bill Shaikin
Michigan St. vs. North Carolina: The rematch, re-imagined By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Ducks battle Sharks and their reputation in 3-2 loss By Helene Elliott
Clippers rookie Eric Gordon tries to avoid hitting the wall By Lisa Dillman
Paul Casey earns first win on PGA Tour Associated Press
Bench Mob lets Lakers down again By Mark Heisler, ON THE NBA
The Kings travel to Calgary to face the Flames By Billy Witz
Lakers aren't on the level in win over Clippers By Broderick Turner
Andrew Bynum could play for Lakers on Thursday By Broderick Turner
Jason Kidd passes Magic Johnson in career assists Associated Press
Cavaliers end mini-skid with rout of Spurs Associated Press
Connecticut routs Stanford to reach title game against Louisville Associated Press
Gordon ends longest drought of career By Eric Sondheimer, ; Staff And Wire Reports
Roy Williams isn't high on raised court By Chris Dufresne
Braves support Lowe's effort powerfully Associated Press
Joe Carter's diplomacy efforts falter when it comes to home run By Mike Penner
Marta scores two goals in a span of two minutes Wire Reports
Trayce Thompson breaks with tradition By Eric Sondheimer
Trojans' defense is quickly making strides By Gary Klein
Checkered Present
Baseball Top 25 Rankings By Ben Bolch
ENTERTAINMENT
Filmmaking in another dimension By John Horn
A big night for Carrie Underwood and Julianne Hough. By Randy Lewis
Bamboozle Left brings out a full range of punk sounds By August Brown
Lauren Conrad looks beyond 'The Hills' By Denise Martin
Reservoir in Silver Lake By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
'Money Walks,' Chapter 1 By Mary Mcnamara
Eliot Spitzer has a lesson to pass along By Reed Johnson
'Surviving Suburbia' By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Dance Review By Chris Pasles
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Music Review By Rick Schultz
Opera Review By Mark Swed Music Critic
WORLD
South Africa tribe has rich aspirations By Robyn Dixon
North Korea's rocket launch: the fallout By Julian E. Barnes and Greg Miller
Paris' Quai Branly Museum celebrates 'Jazz Century' By Sebastian Rotella
Obama pledges to pursue the elimination of nuclear weapons By Christi Parsons and Tom Hamburger
Italy quake reportedly kills at least 16 Reuters
U.N. Security Council fails to agree on North Korea reaction By Paul Richter and Geraldine Baum
Pakistan suicide bomber kills 22 outside mosque By Mubashir Zaidi and Laura King
U.S. soldier charged in death of contractor Associated Press
Grandson of Zimbabwean premier dies Associated Press
BUSINESS
GM's troubles deprive 'Transformers 2' of crucial horsepower By Claudia Eller
For Obama, politics may be hard to avoid in auto bailout By Peter Wallsten
Some port truckers face new headaches in clean rigs By Ronald D. White
Soaring medical insurance costs are a sore spot for employers By Marc Lifsher
'Fast & Furious' roars into first place at the box office By Roger Vincent
In Demand: weekly roundup
Pianist Gould foresaw tech role in music By Michael Hiltzik
SAG, studios may be close to reaching deal, sources say By Richard Verrier
IBM reportedly withdraws bid for Sun Microsystems Associated Press
Wall Street's focus to turn again to earnings reports Associated Press
Ahead of the game
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Discord builds over new downtown arts school By Mitchell Landsberg
Law firms give associates a chance to build skills while doing good By Carol J. Williams
Catholic students learn about the Jewish Passover By Jeff Gottlieb
Step by surgical step, a life is transformed By Thomas Curwen
Bud Shank dies at 82; alto saxophonist was immersed in West Coast jazz scene By Jon Thurber
Voters' choice: bad policy or deeper debt By George Skelton
Salsa teacher Alex Da Silva held on suspicion of sexually assaulting students By Ari B. Bloomekatz and Kenneth R. Weiss
Frederic J. Gaynor dies at 74; child model for Daisy air rifle By Joe Holley, Holley writes for the Washington Post, where this article first appeared.
Collision with La Habra police car kills 1, injures 2 By Kenneth R. Weiss
Residents sue mobile home park near Canoga Park By Dan Weikel
Vietnamese Americans take action against redbaiting By My-thuan Tran
Stations of the Cross, with a youthful cast By Esmeralda Bermudez and Margot Roosevelt
California Briefing / Hollywood By John Lippman
California Briefing / Sunset Beach By Joel Rubin
California Briefing / Long Beach By Joel Rubin
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Andrew Blankstein and Joel Rubin
California Briefing / South Los Angeles By Ari B. Bloomekatz; Kenneth R. Weiss
California By Tony Perry
HEALTH
L-lysine to treat shingles is a new one on them By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon
Multivitamins: Do his and hers make a difference? By Chris Woolston
Some employers offer rewards for workers' healthful behavior By Francesca Lunzer Kritz
Habits can be broken, but not forgotten By Karen Ravn
Tips on breaking bad habits By Karen Ravn
Triathlons deadlier than marathons By Jeannine Stein
Teens and the morning after pill By Jill U. Adams
Stand and target triceps, rear delts By Karen Voight
Kettle bells give workouts weight By Roy M. Wallack
Children's heart ailments handled with care on 'ER' By Marc Siegel
For the record
For the record
OPINION
From 'camp' to class
Mexico's drug war fallout By Gregory Rodriguez
Madonna, Malawi and adoption madness By Beth Nonte Russell, Beth Nonte Russell is the author of "Forever Lily: An Unexpected Mother's Journey to Adoption in China" and the founder of Golden Phoenix Foundation. (goldenphoenix foundation.org)
Advice for California's GOP candidates for governor By Bill Whalen, Bill Whalen, a research fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, was chief speechwriter for former California Gov. Pete Wilson.
Stopping trucks
In hot water
Big bottlers vs. small towns
A good way to spot bad teachers
The bottom line on taxes
Fred and Ginger didn't get grants
Detroit's auto wreck
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