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What happened on March 05, 2009
BUSINESS
$75-billion housing plan unveiled By Maura Reynolds and E. Scott Reckard
Dearden's store in L.A. hits century mark By Andrea Chang
Amazon releases Kindle for iPhone, iPod Touch By Alex Pham
Dr Pepper buys land for bottling plant, distribution center By Roger Vincent
Panel votes to put California unemployment bill on fast track By Marc Lifsher
Cutting school? When will the state learn? By Michael Hiltzik
Calabasas publisher has a new game plan By Alex Pham
China's lawmakers to focus on rescuing a sliding economy By Don Lee
Bishops give thumbs down to technology for Lent By Alana Semuels
In Demand
Stocks move higher after 5 days of heavy selling Associated Press
Henry Nicholas allowed to travel freely before trial By Stuart Pfeifer
Northrop plans to lay off up to 750 workers By Peter Pae
Don't get stimulated by these scams By David Colker
Automakers to skip EPA hearing on tailpipe emissions By Ken Bensinger and Jim Tankersley
Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Autos Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Economy Times Wire Reports
Company Town
NATIONAL
President Obama's czar system concerns some By Tom Hamburger and Christi Parsons
U.S. court rules abuse victim may sue Vatican for liability and fraud By Manya A. Brachear
Barbara Bush rests comfortably after heart surgery Associated Press
New faces among black studies scholars By Dawn Turner Trice
California has enough pork to be in hog heaven By Richard Simon
Supreme Court rules patients can sue drug makers By David G. Savage
A strained marriage can hurt the heart Reuters
Obama backs legislation targeting defense contracting reform By Mark Silva
Florida's Craig Fugate to head FEMA By Peter Nicholas
Illicit home loan is alleged By Zachary A. Goldfarb
Rove, Miers agree to testify about firings From Times Wire Services
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Nationwide Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
The Nation
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Getting a leash on Duroville's wild dogs By David Kelly
Campaigning in Bell and Cudahy gets ugly By Hector Becerra
Gay couples hold vigils urging justices to end Prop. 8 By Jessica Garrison
Ex-Santa Ana gang member who escaped from juvenile hall in 1990 is captured By Christine Hanley
Aging gay couple reconsider decision not to marry By Joanna Lin
Villaraigosa supporters accused of money laundering By Jack Leonard and Phil Willon
Read between the lines to find the tax hike By George Skelton
Veteran attorney in L.A. held on contempt of court charges By Victoria Kim
Man on trial in Stockton stabs judge and is killed by police By Richard C. Paddock
Horton Foote dies at 92; playwright, screenwriter chronicled small-town Southern life By Mary Rourke
James Flournoy dies at 93; pioneering African American politician By Jon Thurber
Jerry Sacharski dies at 93; he pioneered T-ball as an organized youth sport By Valerie J. Nelson
Central Library attracts thieves By Andrew Blankstein
Federal inquiry finds rail oversight woefully inadequate By Robert J. Lopez and Dan Weikel
Returns across L.A. County show voters were in a revenue-raising mood By Jean Merl
L.A. solar plan measure continues to trail By David Zahniser and Phil Willon
L.A. County could create 10,000 temporary jobs with stimulus funds By Garrett Therolf
L.A. Mayor Villaraigosa reelected; city attorney race in runoff By David Zahniser and Phil Willon
Jack Weiss' 36% showing in L.A. city attorney race surprises political experts By Maeve Reston
California Briefing / Sacramento By Maura Dolan
California Briefing / Lancaster By Monte Morin
California Briefing / San Jose By My-thuan Tran
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Richard Winton
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Kimi Yoshino
Los Angeles Elections: Villaraigosa's Future; Voting Returns
Water ride
Just dandy
WORLD
A British fight over dog-breeding ethics gets pug ugly By Henry Chu
Clinton criticizes Israel plan to raze Palestinian homes By Paul Richter
India's attempt to stop Gandhi auction rejected By Mark Magnier
Suicide blast in Iraq kills 3 Associated Press
Jerusalem's sidewalk display of solidarity with Gilad Shalit By Richard Boudreaux
20 killed in riot at Ciudad Juarez prison By Tracy Wilkinson and Cecilia Sanchez
Survival: Something a former Soviet propagandist can believe in By Megan K. Stack
Sudan's President Bashir charged with war crimes By Edmund Sanders
Venezuela's Hugo Chavez seizes a unit of U.S. firm Cargill By Chris Kraul and Mery Mogollon
World Briefing / China Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Afghanistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / The Netherlands Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Pakistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
'The Jerusalem File' by Joel Stone By Jonathan Kirsch, Kirsch is the author of numerous books, including, most recently, "The Grand Inquisitor's Manual: A History of Terror in the Name of God."
'Phoebe''s Felicity Huffman, working mom By Rachel Abramowitz
Phish allows free downloads of reunion concerts By Randy Lewis
Jeffrey Dean Morgan gets darker than 'Grey's' in 'Watchmen' By Geoff Boucher
A day of Russian culture: Da, da, a thousand times da By Karen Leano
Nine down, now let the wild cards roll By Richard Rushfield
'Moscow, Belgium' By Betsy Sharkey
Dramatist Horton Foote By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Cinefamily screens Buster Keaton tribute By Kenneth Turan
American Cinematheque salutes Steve Martin, Carl Reiner, Forrest J. Ackerman By Susan King
New York TV news recruits college students to help with coverage Associated Press
'Watchmen' By Kenneth Turan, Film Critic
Show Tracker By Jevon Phillips
Dance Review By Victoria Looseleaf
Quick Takes Reuters
Quick Takes By Mike Boehm
Quick Takes By Sherry Stern
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Randy Lewis
Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
SPORTS
WBC has made a world of difference to Ichiro and Hideki Matsui By John M. Glionna
Two small schools with big basketball dreams By Ben Bolch
Jeff Mathis' defense earns him playing time at catcher for Angels By Bill Shaikin
Arizona basketball probed Associated Press
Grizzlies end losing streak against Clippers By Ben Bolch
The Dodgers just got a lot more interesting By Jerry Crowe
Juan Pierre is unsure of his status now By Dylan Hernandez
At trading deadline, Ducks stay in the hunt as Kings stay out of it By Helene Elliott
Kids that love sports are depression-proof By Chris Erskine
West Hills Chaminade (20-11) vs. Los Angeles Price (26-5) By Eric Sondheimer
Up next for Kings: Dallas Stars By Helene Elliott
Phil Jackson gives Lakers the day off By Mike Bresnahan
Manny Ramirez and Dodgers make a deal By Dylan Hernandez
Iverson will be out two more weeks Associated Press
Kurt Warner will stay with Arizona Cardinals Wire Reports
Manny Ramirez's lesson in leverage By Bill Plaschke
Curt Schilling's career gets blogged down By Barry Stavro
Manny Ramirez will help the lineup, but can he pitch? By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
Bruins' season has gone to seedings By David Wharton
Trojans still have an opportunity at reaching NCAA tournament By Chris Foster
Results Associated Press
NEWS
OPINION
Analyzing L.A.'s election
Gay marriage's day in court
Bush's big lies By Rosa Brooks
For the record
Kill the filibuster rule By George Kenney, George Kenney, a U.S. diplomat during the George H.W. Bush administration, is a writer in Washington and producer and host of a podcast at electricpolitics.com.
As the GOP stands firm, California is changing direction By Harold Meyerson, Harold Meyerson is editor at large of the American Prospect and an Op-Ed columnist for the Washington Post.
California needs a constitutional convention By Patt Morrison
Deep into water
Was a Taser too much?
The debate over speech
Reform's payoff
Legalizing assisted suicide
Doesn't add up
Watching games
SCIENCE
AIDS researchers turn attention to microbicides By Mary Engel
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