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What happened on March 09, 2009
HEALTH
The truth about colonoscopy prep By Kathleen Clary Miller
Folding bicycles travel well Roy M. Wallack, Roy M. Wallack is the author of "Bike for Life: How to Ride to 100."
When getting cancer results over the phone is a good thing Deborah Lewis, Lewis is a writer living in Washington, D.C. She's been in good health since completing cancer treatment more than four years ago.
Science of time: What makes our internal clock tick Melissa Healy
Balance exercise helps arms, abs, buttocks and thighs Karen Voight, Voight is the creator of a line of fitness DVDs, including "Sleek Essentials."
Doctors who deliver bad news should do it better Valerie Ulene, Ulene is a board-certified specialist in preventive medicine practicing in Los Angeles. The MD appears once a month.
Tips for better time management Melissa Healy
Swimming lessons for tots saved lives, study finds Shari Roan
Gastrointestinal drug gets 'black box' warning Jill U. Adams
More about the COBRA subsidy Francesca Lunzer Kritz
NATIONAL
Going the distance for love and marriage Kristen Kridel
Oregon districts face last resort: cutting school days Kim Murphy
GOP sees chance to pick up seats in 2010 Mark Z. Barabak
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Midwest TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / North Dakota TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Spending bill reveals old and new priorities Janet Hook
Pakistan sets roadblocks in U.S. hunt for extremists, officials say Josh Meyer
Illinois pastor killed after deflecting 1st shot with Bible, police say Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Quinceañeras get a special Catholic prayer book Alicia Lozano
Anxious college hopefuls look for reassurance online Gale Holland and Seema Mehta
Ann Bryan Mariano dies at 76; one of first female war correspondents in Vietnam Joe Holley
Illegal dumping continues in South L.A. Robert J. Lopez
California Briefing / Los Angeles Paloma Esquivel
California Briefing / Montebello Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Los Angeles Molly Hennessy-Fiske
California Briefing / Los Angeles Kenneth R. Weiss
California Briefing / Los Angeles Paloma Esquivel
Alan Landers dies at 68; Winston Man became anti-tobacco advocate Times Wire Reports
L.A. police looking for killer in stabbing of homeless man Molly Hennessy-Fiske
L.A. real estate firm to take down five unpermitted supergraphics David Zahniser
Pasadena-based plan for online university draws interest Raja Abdulrahim
Dr. Robert Winslow dies at 67; UC San Diego artificial blood pioneer Thomas H. Maugh II
Trout in the Classroom teaches city students about nature Catherine Ho
Senate leader makes big push for new-economy job skills GEORGE SKELTON
Lobbyists gave California lawmakers getaway during budget talks Patrick McGreevy and Eric Bailey
Neighborhood cleanup pits nonprofit agency against L.A. city councilman Louis Sahagun
ENTERTAINMENT
'RuPaul's Drag Race' on Logo ROBERT LLOYD, TELEVISION CRITIC
No rush to measure Limbaugh's ratings Paul Farhi, Farhi writes for the Washington Post.
Yxta Cocina Mexicana Jessica Gelt
'Castle' MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
Theater Review Charles McNulty, theater critic
Hero Complex Michelle Castillo
Music Review Richard S. Ginell
Dance Review Laura Bleiberg
'13b' Michael Ordona
M83 with the L.A. Philharmonic at Disney Hall August Brown
Barbara Walters still a hot topic SCOTT COLLINS
'Becoming Manny' Erik Himmelsbach, Himmelsbach is a Los Angeles writer and producer.
BUSINESS
Why the world's biggest insurance company is still getting taxpayer funds Jim Puzzanghera
One layoff leads to another Alana Semuels
Movies with 'legs' keep industry running strong Claudia Eller
'Watchmen' dominates movie box office David Pierson
Economic, corporate data hold little Wall Street sway Associated Press
Thousands of Charter Communications customers temporarily lose service David Pierson
In Demand: Weekly Roundup
Poor nations' gains at risk in global recession Anthony Faiola, Faiola writes for the Washington Post.
Insurers' commitment to healthcare reform is only skin-deep MICHAEL HILTZIK
In Taiwan, unpaid leave instead of layoffs carries its own cost Don Lee
TRAVEL
Rosarito Beach regulars won't stay away despite Mexico's drug war Christopher Reynolds
WORLD
12,000 U.S. troops to pull out in 1st phase of Iraq withdrawal Greg Miller and Usama Redha
Iran tests surface-to-air missile Borzou Daragahi
Sudan's president hits the road with defiance Edmund Sanders
World Briefing / Poland TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Zimbabwe TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / North Korea Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Israel TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Norway TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Deadly attack on British base rattles Northern Ireland Henry Chu
Interpol to aid Pakistan investigation of Mumbai attack Mark Magnier
SPORTS
Matt Kemp says a 40-40 season is possible Dylan Hernandez
Y.E. Yang earns first victory on PGA Tour Associated Press
Cuba powers past South Africa, 8-1 Associated Press
Kurt Busch edges Jeff Gordon for Sprint Cup victory at Atlanta Associated Press
Kings start a tough stretch Billy Witz
Big inning propels U.S. to 15-6 win over Venezuela Phil Rogers
Jazz extends winning streak to 11 games Associated Press
Ducks are all talked out after loss Billy Witz
Orlando holds on to defeat Boston Associated Press
Romero is focused on another victory James Wagner
Gonzaga advances to West Coast Conference final Associated Press
Alex Rodriguez will be out six-to-nine weeks because of hip surgery Associated Press
Ready To Rumble Helene Elliott
Johnson waltzes to future Diane Pucin
Riverside King's title heralds a new hoops Empire ERIC SONDHEIMER, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Fallen stars shuffle the NCAA deck CHRIS DUFRESNE, ON COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Tyler Hansbrough helps lead Tar Heels to ACC title Associated Press
Lakers have been bowled over in Rose Garden Mike Bresnahan and Broderick Turner
Elbow injury sidelines Angels' Ervin Santana Mike DiGiovanna
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw and James McDonald are thrown together by fate BILL PLASCHKE
Nastia Liukin stays focused on competing Diane Pucin
Basketball player knows her stuff inside and out Mike Penner
Backfield didn't work out for White, but baccalaureate did JERRY CROWE
OPINION
A plan for pot
Tough on Bush
The meaning of power
Use of the airwaves
Marriage in the balance
Being Catholic
The road to Tehran
Obama's diplomacy test
My Barbie Amy Goldman Koss, Amy Goldman Koss is the author, most recently, of the teen novel "Side Effects."
In hard times, what's-his-name could be your best friend GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
Weathering the storm in Morningside Circle Toni Ann Johnson, Toni Ann Johnson is the two-time Humanitas Prize-winning screenwriter of the films "Crown Heights" and "Ruby Bridges." She is a neighborhood council board member in Southwest Los Angeles. On Tuesday: The view from Silver Lake.
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