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What happened on February 14, 2009
HOME & GARDEN
Remodeling fireplace habits in Southern California Paula Panich
Condo makeover is colorful in Santa Monica
Pendant lights get the look of cut glass David A. Keeps
Chehoma puts a steamer trunk stamp on its furniture pieces David A. Keeps
Antidote to gloom: glamour David A. Keeps
For the record
Singleton Court in West Adams was the home of scandal SAM WATTERS, Watters is author of "Los Angeles Houses, 1885-1935."
The man behind the look Barbara Thornburg
A natural retreat Barbara Thornburg
Randolph Duke lists Hollywood Hills home at $7.85 million ANN BRENOFF
6-year-old boys and grown men: Is there a difference? CHRIS ERSKINE
Roof garden at Avalon Hotel in Beverly Hills helps Blue on Blue dishes bloom Deborah Netburn
Franz Collection brings ancient Chinese techniques to 21st century tableware David A. Keeps
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Polygamist who tortured his family is sentenced to 7 life terms David Kelly
Medical Board of California dismisses accusations against Kaiser doctor Jia-Rui Chong
Octuplets draw critical eyes to fertility industry Alan Zarembo
California budget plan includes corporate tax breaks, individual tax hikes Evan Halper
L.A. County Probation Department suspends aggressive billing of guardians Molly Hennessy-Fiske
Ronettes singer Estelle Bennett dies at 67 Associated Press
California Briefing / Santa Ana Christine Hanley
California Briefing / Long Beach Louis Sahagun
Floral Foray
A lesson in engineering
California Briefing / Santa Barbara Associated Press
California Briefing / Santa Ana Christopher Goffard
California Briefing / San Diego Tony Perry
Rain forecast to continue as two more storms approach Times Staff And Wire Reports
Layoff notices for up to 20,000 California workers are delayed Patrick McGreevy and Eric Bailey
California Briefing / West Hollywood Ann M. Simmons
California Briefing / Los Angeles Dan Weikel
California Briefing / San Francisco Associated Press
California Briefing / Los Angeles Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / Los Angeles Gale Holland
Gay-rights activists mark Freedom to Marry Week Joanna Lin
Los Angeles sues to halt crime at alleged gang stronghold Richard Winton
Airline trade group urges L.A. mayor to hold down costs of Bradley terminal project Dan Weikel
The little tugboat that couldn't Susannah Rosenblatt
Rep. Grace F. Napolitano has collected at least $158,000 in interest on loan she made to her campaign Andrew Zajac
Ballet school loses its Prince Charming SANDY BANKS
Dr. Willem Kolff dies at 97; Dutch physician built first kidney dialysis machine Thomas H. Maugh II
NATIONAL
Ruling opens disabilities act to diabetic Carol J. Williams
Ruth Bader Ginsburg home after cancer surgery David G. Savage and Karen Kaplan
Stimulus bill passes House in party-line vote James Oliphant and Janet Hook
Republicans cry foul over $8 billion for high-speed rail Richard Simon
Al Franken gets boost over Norm Coleman in Senate race Associated Press
National Briefing / Maryland Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Texas Times Wire Reports
The Nation
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / New York Times Wire Reports
Review of Guantanamo detainees begins Julian E. Barnes
Missing from Congress' stimulus negotiations: transparency Peter Nicholas
Prosecutors in Ted Stevens case held in contempt Associated Press
Buffalo crash claimed Sept. 11 widow, Rwanda advocate Bob Drogin
Crew in Buffalo plane crash noticed ice buildup P.J. Huffstutter and Peter Pae
ENTERTAINMENT
Mike White's dream is reality on 'The Amazing Race' Chris Lee
'Chick flicks' are really starting to click Rachel Abramowitz
'Nature: Why We Love Cats and Dogs' ROBERT LLOYD, TELEVISION CRITIC
Subtext is Andrew Bujalski's 'Beeswax' Dennis Lim
Violence forever stalks the author of 'Gomorrah' Scott Timberg
Letters
Theater Review David C. Nichols
Quick Takes Suzanne Muchnic
Quick Takes Associated Press
Letters
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Bloomberg News
Letters
Quick Takes
Quick Takes Associated Press
Theater Review F. Kathleen Foley
Letters
Music Review MARK SWED, MUSIC CRITIC
Romance addicts beware Carolyn Kellogg
On-screen romance and the real deal: It's a fine line Michael Ordona
'Why Him" Why Her?' author dissects attraction Erika Schickel
BUSINESS
Lego sales up as parents seek cheaper toys Bloomberg News
Camp Pendleton generates jobs for San Diego building industry Peter Pae
Bank of America emphasizes its financial strength Associated Press
Microsoft to launch its own retail stores Alana Semuels
'Mostly bleak' is an improvement for investors TOM PETRUNO
Home builder Standard Pacific posts narrower loss in 4th quarter Peter Y. Hong
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Investing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Automobiles Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Cable Tv Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Retail Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Investing Times Wire Reports
Stocks decline as world finance ministers meet Associated Press
Diller Role in Live Nation Deal Draws Investor Ire Bloomberg News
Blackwater dumps tarnished brand name Associated Press
Bids for Sirius XM may be fueled by longtime rivalry Martin Zimmerman
White House and major banks act on housing crisis Maura Reynolds and E. Scott Reckard
Praise, and past problems, emerge for peanut executive Associated Press
Young Broadcasting files for bankruptcy protection Associated Press
South Coast Home Furnishings Center sold out of bankruptcy Roger Vincent
Twitter gets $35 million in new venture funds Mark Milian
WORLD
A bitter face-off in Japan over whaling John M. Glionna
Kissing ban gets Mexico hot under the collar Ken Ellingwood
Missile strike, apparently by U.S. drone, kills militants in Pakistan Times Wire Services
Clinton vows a foreign policy 'neither impulsive nor ideological' Paul Richter
World Briefing / Russia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Pakistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Switzerland Times Wire Reports
Zimbabwe unity deal is fraying Robyn Dixon
Female suicide bomber kills 35 in Iraq Monte Morin
Somali president raises hopes of peace Edmund Sanders
Indian extremist group targets Valentine's Day Mark Magnier and Pavitra Ramaswamy
OPINION
Clinton's heading in the right direction -- Asia Nirav Patel, Nirav Patel is a fellow at the Center for a New American Security, specializing in Asia-Pacific affairs.
For the record
Left, right and Limbaugh
Which way for Israel?
A warning to Obama
No Rush
A call for 'truth'
Not even a little torture
Depressurizing the prisons
No on Garcia
Chocolate's clue to civilization Craig Childs, Craig Childs is the author, most recently, of "The Animal Dialogues: Uncommon Encounters in the Wild."
Israel's identity crisis
Not a bright idea
Antonio Villaraigosa's campaign within a campaign TIM RUTTEN
SPORTS
Michelle Wie shares second-round lead in Hawaii Associated Press
A look at the Angels entering spring training Mike DiGiovanna
Kevin Harvick seeks fast start at Daytona Andrea Adelson and Tania Ganguli
Abreu adds to Angels' chances to be deeper and stronger Mike DiGiovanna
Kevin Durant leads sophomores past rookies Associated Press
Kings play host to Oilers Helene Elliott
Speaking of pot . . .
On the upswing
Around The League Wire Reports
Elgin's new suit
Is it spring yet?
Joe Torre says baseball must make amends BILL DWYRE
Bad sign for G.A.
Lakers issues
Baby rattles
Game of the Day Ben Bolch
A truly sorry excuse
Lindsey Vonn will ski today Associated Press
Ben Howland says tape's tale is clear: call was wrong David Wharton
20-second timeout: a look at sports' national anthems Ellen Alperstein
Joe Torre expects Manny Ramirez to sign with the Dodgers Dylan Hernandez
Suns are burning out right before our eyes MARK HEISLER
David Beckham will return to Galaxy Grahame L. Jones
California has modest drop in horse fatalities Eric Sondheimer
Retief Goosen takes the lead at Pebble Beach with a 64. Chuck Culpepper
Government set to make case against Barry Bonds Lance Pugmire
Tour of California field to test Levi Leipheimer Diane Pucin
Lance Armstrong is big draw for Tour of California Diane Pucin
Dodgers' biggest question: Where's Manny? Dylan Hernandez
Mention of David Stern is an error in Elgin Baylor's lawsuit Lisa Dillman
SCIENCE
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
New procedure lets prosthetic arms listen to the brain Thomas H. Maugh II
Egyptian pyramid had its own afterlife Thomas H. Maugh II
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