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What happened on March 23, 2009
HEALTH
When early screening carries risks Jill U. Adams
UV-C wand touted as super-weapon against germs Chris Woolston
Multiple organ failure, skin problem have other causes on 'House' Marc Siegel, Siegel is an internist and an associate professor of medicine at New York University's School of Medicine.
Skater squats kick up cardio workout Karen Voight, Voight is the creator of a line of fitness DVDs, including "Sleek Essentials."
The gravity-defying bike ride Bill Becher
For the record
For the record
Spending less on food can bring weight gain Karen Ravn
Stressed Out Melissa Healy
Stressed Out Mary Engel
Stressed Out Karen Kaplan
Stessed Out Karen Kaplan
Stressed Out Shari Roan
Stressed out
BUSINESS
Study links student obesity to distance from fast food Jerry Hirsch
Video game developers graduate to kid titles Alex Pham
RDF Media, Omnicom's Full Circle team to place products Meg James
AIG brand, once golden, is now a liability Martin Zimmerman
Treasury expected to unveil new entity to help buy toxic assets Michael A. Fletcher and Anthony Faiola, Fletcher and Faiola write for the Washington Post.
Wall Street looking for good news to sustain stocks' rise Associated Press
Curious about investing in bonds? Scott J. Wilson
In Demand: weekly roundup
Benefits of Taiwan's door to China fade Don Lee
'Knowing' No. 1 at box office. Who knew? Ken Bensinger
'Mark-to-market' a stiff standard for banks' accountability MICHAEL HILTZIK
Low-profile News Corp. executive Tony Vinciquerra given starring role Meg James
NATIONAL
Drug cartels raise the stakes on human smuggling Josh Meyer
Mao Asada, Kim Yu-Na jump for joy, and more HELENE ELLIOTT
Fine, they'll just publish the newspaper themselves DeeDee Correll
National Briefing / Virginia TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / New York TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Michigan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Shuttle, space station dodge debris Robert Block
Plane crash in Montana kills 14 to 17 people Kim Murphy and Garrett Therolf
North Dakota and Minnesota brace for flooding Associated Press
George Weber, veteran radio newsman, found dead Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
In tough times, private schools take innovative approaches to fundraising Carla Rivera
Schwarzenegger lends voice to infrastructure chorus Ari B. Bloomekatz
Patrick Kinna dies at 95; Churchill's stenographer during WWII Associated Press
Jack Lorenz dies at 69; nature preservation advocate Matt Schudel, Schudel writes for the Washington Post.
California Briefing / Anaheim Ari B. Bloomekatz
Storm rolls off
California Briefing / Los Angeles County Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Lincoln Heights Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Pasadena Ari B. Bloomekatz
In Southland visit, Gavin Newsom touts his centrist positions Michael Finnegan
Villaraigosa seeks a second chance for rail car maker Maeve Reston
Jade Goody dies at 27; British reality TV star had public battle with cancer Henry Chu
Tour traces L.A.'s spiritual diversity Steve Padilla
Fourth officer shot in parolee's rampage dies Maria L. La Ganga and Peter H. King
Life of crime follows most youths out of group probation homes Garrett Therolf
Capitol dysfunction is what makes special interests run GEORGE SKELTON
ENTERTAINMENT
'I Love You, Man' and the rules of male friendship Glenn Whipp
Art Review Christopher Knight ART CRITIC
College Television Awards announced Lee Margulies
DVDs to order from Warner Bros. Susan King
Theater Review CHARLES McNULTY, THEATER CRITIC
Academy of Ancient Music at Segerstrom Hall MARK SWED, MUSIC CRITIC
'Sophie' on ABC Family MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
Pablo Heras-Casado, L.A. Philharmonic Richard S. Ginell
Karole Armitage, still crafty, minds her craft too Laura Bleiberg
Bless this 'Big Love' mess MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
'A Strange Eventful History: The Dramatic Lives of Ellen Terry, Henry Irving, and Their Remarkable Families' by Michael Holroyd Martin Rubin
Las Vegas gambles on performing arts venue Reed Johnson
OPINION
What FDR could teach Obama Joyce Appleby, Joyce Appleby is professor emeritus of history at UCLA and the co-director of the History News Service.
No joking around
Help for California's jobless
The U.S. needs to unmix the message in Mexico Denise Dresser, Denise Dresser, a contributing writer to Opinion, is a columnist for the newspaper Reforma and a professor at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico.
Latino rights
You get what you pay for
Just wrong
Two cities, two views
Speaking of outrages
The mail must go somewhere
You can depend on Detroit
Sense and suicide
Obama and immigration reform GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
SPORTS
Three chase the softball home run record ERIC SONDHEIMER
Historic loss for Tennessee women in NCAA opener Associated Press
Lakers aren't watching Cavaliers ... well, maybe a little Mike Bresnahan
Matt Brown's efforts appear futile Mike DiGiovanna
Kyle Busch drives to victory at Bristol Staff And Wire Reports
Kings lose another one on the road Associated Press
Rockets beat Spurs, take over second in West Associated Press
Tyler Hansbrough has love even for the haters Mike Penner
The Sweet 16 is full of big dogs and some roaring 'Cats CHRIS DUFRESNE
Up next for Clippers: Boston Celtics Lisa Dillman
Galaxy's season gets off to ragged start in 2-2 tie Grahame L. Jones
South / West Roundup Associated Press
East Roundup Associated Press
Midwest Roundup Chris Dufresne, ; Staff And Wire Reports
Dodgers' Rafael Furcal is feeling 'normal' Dylan Hernandez
In the WBC, it was the few, the proud, the Americans BILL SHAIKIN
Wind gets assist as Vera Zvonareva and Rafael Nadal win finals at Indian Wells BILL DWYRE
Ducks' third straight win moves them closer to playoff spot Lisa Dillman
Japan secures a date with big rival Kevin Baxter
Clippers lose eighth in a row on the road Associated Press
Trojans' roster could look much different next season Chris Foster
Michigan State sends USC home, 74-69 Chris Foster
Trojans' plan goes awry because of Travis Walton Chris Dufresne
LeBron James leads Cavaliers to ninth straight win Associated Press
UCLA faces an uncertain future after early exit from NCAA tournament David Wharton
Figure skating viewers will have to wait for worlds Helene Elliott
Dane Suttle could have stopped Jim Valvano's shining moment early JERRY CROWE
WORLD
Oil's decline threatens Sudan government Edmund Sanders
Large protests by Tibetans in western China Barbara Demick
World Briefing / Mexico TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Iraq TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Afghanistan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / India TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Sudan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Supporters rejoice as Pakistan chief justice quietly resumes duties Laura King
Bikers rampage through Australian airport; 1 dead Associated Press
Mexico's butterfly reserve alights in the soul Ken Ellingwood
Tiny Italy island figures large for migrants Sebastian Rotella
Pope condemns war, tribalism in Africa Associated Press
Russian mayoral race takes Olympian turn Megan K. Stack
NEWS
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