Advertisement
What happened on March 24, 2009
WORLD
India's Tata Motors unveils the world's cheapest car By Mark Magnier
Japan: Blurring the line between bullets and trains By John M. Glionna
Mexico offers $2-million rewards for top drug suspects By Ken Ellingwood
U.S. plans to boost civilian aid to Pakistan By Julian E. Barnes and Paul Richter
Palestinian official killed by bomb in Lebanon By Borzou Daragahi and Raed Rafei
In Saudi Arabia, world views collide By Raed Rafei
27 killed in two bombings in Iraq By Saif Hameed and Ned Parker
Israeli coalition grows Associated Press
World Briefing / Sudan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Myanmar Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Northern Ireland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Russia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / South Africa Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Angola Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Afghanistan Times Wire Reports
Canada begins seal hunt, under shadow of a ban Associated Press
BUSINESS
A fabricator can make a prototype for your invention By Karen E. Klein
By 'optimizing' ads, can the Rubicon Project save this newspaper? By Dan Neil
Assembly OKs 20-week extension of unemployment pay By Marc Lifsher
Obama plan to boost SBA lending faces potential hurdles By Cyndia Zwahlen
Investment firm faked links to Warren Buffett, SEC says By E. Scott Reckard
February existing home sales rise by 5.1 percent By David Pierson
15 AIG executives to return bonuses, Cuomo says By Walter Hamilton
Weekend box-office sales
Intel to freeze salaries, let employees exchange stock options Bloomberg News
$1 billion in Madoff assets are found Associated Press
Canadian oil giants plan to merge in $15.5-billion deal Associated Press
Business Briefing / Energy TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Conglomerates TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Banking TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Governance TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Internet TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Technology TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Investors seeking high yields clamor for California income By Tom Petruno
Global trade expected to drop 9% in 2009 Associated Press
Unraveling the AIG mess By E. Scott Reckard
Individuals may be able to invest in toxic assets By Tom Petruno
Market rallies behind bank rescue plan By Tom Petruno and Jim Puzzanghera
Dubai partner sues MGM Mirage over CityCenter in Vegas Associated Press
Dan Rosensweig will be charged with figuring out ways to drum up new sales for the popular video game franchise. By Alex Pham
Stocks open sharply higher on plan to aid banks By Walter Hamilton and Martin Zimmerman
Daimler sells 9.1% stake to Abu Dhabi investment fund Bloomberg News
Bank rescue plan looks like best hope yet to create a viable market for toxic assets By Michael Hiltzik
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
At the Salton Sea, a warning sign of the Big One? By Jia-rui Chong
2 families among 14 killed in Montana plane crash By Maura Dolan and David Kelly and Kim Murphy,
Prosecutor, in closing arguments, calls Phil Spector a 'demonic maniac' By Harriet Ryan
Lawyers surround Britney Spears By Harriet Ryan
Construction firm probed in leveling of Long Beach salt marsh By Louis Sahagun
Oakland police shootings stoke criticism of parole oversight By Andrew Blankstein and Maria L. Laganga
L.A. district to end high-profile dropout-prevention program By Howard Blume
Probation fees allegedly continue despite moratorium By Molly Hennessy-fiske
Medical pot provider's sentencing postponed By Scott Glover
Cross-field taxiway OKd for LAX By Dan Weikel
Pirkle Jones, California photographer, dies at 95 By Elaine Woo
'Baseball War' for old rivals of Asia By Teresa Watanabe and Victoria Kim
A circuit bard for Silicon Valley By Maria L. La Ganga
San Diego will be among first areas to test new all-electric vehicles By Tony Perry
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Orange County By Tami Abdollah
California Briefing / Santee ASSOCIATED PRESS
Getting the hang of it
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
California Briefing / San Diego County By Richard Winton
California Briefing / La Habra Associated Press
Body is missing from a Placer County cemetery Associated Press
California Briefing / El Cajon By Tony Perry
Volleyball league could move key tournament By Jeff Gottlieb
California Briefing / Lancaster By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Outpost of literature feeds the body and the mind By Hector Tobar
NATIONAL
Alaska's Mt. Redoubt erupts five times overnight By Nicholas Riccardi and Stuart Glascock
On economic matters, Obama lacks a secretary of Selling It By Peter Nicholas and Peter Wallsten
Aide to Chicago Mayor Richard Daley is convicted in corruption probe By Jeff Coen and Dan Mihalopoulos
Dying for some red meat? You may be Washington Post
Abortion provider's trial opens in Kansas By Robin Abcarian
Accused Al Qaeda agent pleads not guilty By Joel Hood
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
EPA may make far-reaching proposal on global warming Washington Post
Pelosi's role diminishes under Obama By Richard Simon and Mark Z. Barabak
SPORTS
Blake Griffin stands as Oklahoma's tower of strength By Baxter Holmes
Chinese pair Pang Qing and Tong Jian reinvent themselves on ice By Helene Elliott
Ice-dancing competition at world championships has no clear favorite By Helene Elliott
Japan beats South Korea in a classic finale By Kevin Baxter
WBC final was a joy ride you didn't want to end By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
Titans to face Steelers in NFL season opener By Sam Farmer, Staff And Wire Reports
Kevin Garnett helps Celtics put finishing touch on Clippers Associated Press
This double play was a good thing for Manny Ramirez By Dylan Hernandez
Up next for Ducks: Nashville Predators By Billy Witz
Up next for Kings: St. Louis Blues By Billy Witz
Dwyane Wade breaks his own record in Heat victory Associated Press
Phoenix Suns extend winning streak to five games Associated Press
There'll be anxious times ahead By Chris Foster
Long trip a good chance to bond for Lakers By Mike Bresnahan
Full speed ahead for Kelvim Escobar By Mike Digiovanna
NFL really knows how to rough it in tough times By T.j. Simers
NFL looks to counter harsh economic climate By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
Coach Joanne Boyle guides California to Sweet 16 with victory over Virginia By Robyn Norwood
Notre Dame faces Crespi By Eric Sondheimer
Is Matt Stafford too 'smart' for his own good? By Mike Penner
Fall affects summer plans for Armstrong By Diane Pucin
ENTERTAINMENT
Mexican rapper Niña Dioz makes her U.S. debut By Camilo Smith
Walter Mosley looks east By Josh Getlin
Harvey Weinstein, 'Nowhere' man By Patrick Goldstein
Prince's 'LotusFlow3r' and 'MPLSound,' and Bria Valente's 'Elixer' By Margaret Wappler; Mikael Wood; Randy Lewis
Geffen lines up known names By Mike Boehm
ABBA set reveals more than one-hit wonder By Robert Hilburn
Theater Review By David Ng
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Ulrich's indie streak By Todd Martens
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Randy Lewis
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Mike Boehm
Quick Takes
Hearing set on Peter Falk conservatorship Associated Press
Getty accord lands rarity By Diane Haithman
A place to eat, drink and be Mayberry By Joshua Lurie
OPINION
The price of greenhouse gases
A roadblock to Mexico
Geithner's plan isn't money in the bank By Simon Johnson and James Kwak, Simon Johnson is a professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management and a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics. James Kwak is a student at Yale Law School. They are co-founders of baselinescenario.com, which tracks the global economic crisis.
In Geithner we trust?
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Advertisement
