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What happened on March 20, 2009
SPORTS
A new star is born with rise of Malcolm Washington at Windward By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
South Korea-Japan rivalry shows no sign of cooling By Kevin Baxter
Kelvim Escobar continues to impress for Angels By Mike Digiovanna
Northridge plays Memphis better than UCLA did By Jerry Crowe
Clayton Kershaw celebrates birthday in style for Dodgers By Jim Peltz
Ducks stay in race for playoff spot with win Associated Press
Party line call is bad for Ivan Ljubicic By Bill Dwyre
Jury still out on the Lakers By Helene Elliott
Kings' rally is big in Boston Associated Press
Phil Jackson: Andrew Bynum still a month away from playing By Broderick Turner
Lakers nearly blow another one By Broderick Turner
It's a long day for broadcasters too By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA
Reports: Donte Stallworth was driving drunk at time of accident By Chris Foster, Staff and Wire Reports
Memphis rallies to down Northridge, 81-70 By Jeff Barker
Rialto Eisenhower tries to make history By Ben Bolch
Toronto leaves Chipper Jones feeling cold By Mike Penner
Bruins lead at halftime, 35-25 By David Wharton
Trojans hope their future includes more tournament games By Chris Foster
Trojans have a big task in dealing with Boston College's Tyrese Rice By Chris Dufresne
Kings tonight By Debbie Goffa
Nba Associated Press
Ncaa Tournament Associated Press
Ncaa Tournament Associated Press
Ncaa Tournament Associated Press
UCLA shows that while it may be down, it's not out By Bill Plaschke
BUSINESS
California courting individual investors for tax-free bond sale By Tom Petruno
IndyMac Bank's new name: OneWest Bank By William Heisel
Southwest kicks off summer airfare war By Peter Pae
Indie labels talk survival at SWSX By Todd Martens
Former employees file wage and hour lawsuit against Fremantle Media By Richard Verrier
AIG gives names of bonus recipients to New York's attorney general By Walter Hamilton
Auto suppliers to get up to $5 billion in federal aid By Ken Bensinger
Jaguar, Buick dethrone Lexus in reliability study Associated Press
Citigroup considers a reverse stock split Associated Press
Blockbuster loses $360 million in fourth quarter Associated Press
Today: DVDs and games
Video game revenue jumps 9% in February By Alex Pham
Lions Gate in a vulnerable spot By Claudia Eller
Rain found liable for $8 million in damages Associated Press
Ticketmaster loses $1.07 billion in fourth quarter Associated Press
Countrywide sues AIG unit over its failure to cover loan losses By Stuart Pfeifer and Jim Puzzanghera
New jobless claims fall more than expected Associated Press
Cisco to buy maker of Flip Video for $590 million Alex Pham
SEIU, California Nurses Assn. end feud By Evelyn Larrubia
Wall Street opens higher, extending rally Times Staff And Wire Reports
Mortgage rates sink; likely to fall further Associated Press
Dodge Ram 1500: the pickup as Prozac By Dan Neil
California's median home price down 40% Associated Press
Obama administration backs workers' suit against Wal-Mart Bloomberg News
Earnings Roundup / Fedex Times Wire Services
Earnings Roundup / Barnes & Noble Times Wire Services
ENTERTAINMENT
'Battlestar Galactica' finale is satisfying -- so say we all By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Explicit Ills' is too obvious, preachy By Robert Abele; Kevin Thomas; Gary Goldstein; Mark Olsen
Review: 'Knowing' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'I Love You, Man' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
John Kolvenbach plots the renewed rise of the middle class By Mike Boehm
'Twilight' and 'Let the Right One In': Ah, romance and blood lust By Jen Chaney, Chaney writes for the Washington Post.
'Stuffed: An Insider's Look at Who's (Really) Making America Fat' by Hank Cardello By Brett Levy
'The Great Buck Howard' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'Battlestar Galactica' finale: interview By Jevon Phillips
Hollywood stays below Obama's radar in his L.A. sweep By Tina Daunt
Sure, Julia Roberts and Clive Owen are stars here, but so is Tony Gilroy's crafty tale of master liars who just might love each other. By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
Douglas Fairbanks' 'Thief of Bagdad,' 'Iron Mask' to screen at Samuel Goldwyn Theater By Susan King
Tommy Lee By Mark Sachs
Irit Batsry at Shoshana Wayne Gallery By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
Is John Hamburg the new Judd Apatow? By Mark Olsen
Mariza at Disney Hall By Reed Johnson
Hollywood is getting a Las Vegas-style makeover By Charlie Amter
Obama's 'Tonight Show' appearance could become a 'special' event By Robert Lloyd, television critic
Movable feast of laughs By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Newspaper cuts open door to more political trickery By James Rainey
Review: 'Sin Nombre' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
Dance Review By Sara Wolf
Theater Review By David Ng
Quick Takes By John Horn
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
Theater Beat By David Ng; David C. Nichols
South By Southwest By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
NATIONAL
Pioneering ecologist to head NOAA By Kenneth R. Weiss
House passes measure to tax AIG bonuses at 90% By James Oliphant
Law for 90% tax rate could be hard to overturn By David G. Savage
State of the birds: Mixed Washington Post
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
Obama budget faces new hurdles By Janet Hook
Obama to visit electric vehicle test site in Pomona By Peter Nicholas
Judge halts rule allowing guns in parks Associated Press
California congressman's Maryland tax break under scrutiny By Richard Simon
Obamas to plant a White House veggie patch By Rebecca Cole
National Briefing / Montana Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Wisconsin Times Wire Reports
National Briefing /' Hawaii Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Iowa Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Kentucky Times Wire Reports
The Nation
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
In Sacramento's tent city, a torn economic fabric By Maria L. La Ganga
Playa del Rey trying to make it back to the glory days By Martha Groves
Southern California marine reserve plan spawns debate By Louis Sahagun
Missing Lancaster girl's body is found as mother's story unravels By Richard Winton and Ann M. Simmons
Suspect in deaths of two gas company workers shoots himself By Ruben Vives and My-thuan Tran
California Supreme Court bolsters guardians' right to adopt By Maura Dolan
Actress Betsy Blair, of 'Marty,' at age 85 By Dennis Mclellan
Gov. Schwarzenegger's minimum wage order upheld By Michael Rothfeld
Former San Bernardino County assistant assessor is arrested By David Kelly
Man sought in attack on Arleta woman By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Solar energy proposal goes down to defeat By David Zahniser
Seven medical labs accused of Medi-Cal fraud By Carol J. Williams
A city planner scales back Museum of Tolerance expansion plan By Martha Groves
Fresno nursing home is fined $80,000 in patient's death By Rong-gong Lin Ii
Upbeat mood at Obama's town hall meeting despite downbeat topics By Seema Mehta
Judge again tosses Zell firm's defamation suit against San Diego County supervisor By Tony Perry
'Cheeky' art work shows Brisbane, Calif., officials in new light By Richard C. Paddock
Whitey Lockman dies at 82; ballplayer helped set stage for 'Shot Heard Round the World' By Claire Noland
California Briefing / Delano By Carol J. Williams
California Briefing / Grass Valley By Richard C. Paddock
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Raja Abdulrahim
California Briefing / San Diego By Richard Marosi
California Briefing / San Diego County By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Marina Del Rey By Jia-riu Chong
California Briefing / Los Angeles Associated Press
California Briefing / Orange County Associated Press
Obituaries Associated Press
PASSINGS / Harvey Geller Times Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Gianni Giansanti TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Hospital finances worry UC regents By Larry Gordon
WORLD
In Tijuana, opera offers a refuge from violence By Sam Quinones
Afghanistan strategy: Lure fighters away from Taliban By Julian E. Barnes
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
Cairo carpet maker sees free trade unravel By Jeffrey Fleishman
Israeli soldiers report abuses in Gaza By Richard Boudreaux
Baghdad's pet shop owners are back in business By Usama Redha
Former Israeli president charged with rape Associated Press
Reports: Two U.S. journalists detained in North Korea By Barbara Demick
Mexican drug lord's son is arrested By Ken Ellingwood
Obama delivers holiday greetings to Iran By Mike Dorning
World Briefing / Austria Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Afghanistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Somalia Times Wire Reports
French Protesters Demand Economic Action
Iraqi Prisoners Freed
OPINION
Wise up, Mr. Geithner
Pushing back the death penalty in New Mexico
Mexico's drug war finally gets Washington's attention
Letters
Solving crimes using fingerprints is an inexact science By Jason Felch, Jason Felch has written extensively about forensic evidence, especially DNA, for The Times
Solo at the birthing class: Oh, baby! By Joel Stein
Religion versus death
The president in California
The U.S. and the ICC
Remember the environment
Good effort
More die; why?
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