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What happened on March 26, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
California's bond ratings don't reflect reality By George Skelton
Brown, blue, and it opened many eyes to the meaning of race By Corina Knoll
Former housekeeper sues Kobe Bryant, wife By My-thuan Tran
L.A. animal services reinstates free sterilization services By Carla Hall
Some jobless aren't down and out enough to qualify for aid By Molly Hennessy-fiske
O.C. sheriff revoking concealed weapons permits By Tami Abdollah
Test pilot killed in crash of Air Force fighter jet By Tony Perry
Santa Monica rail yard idea stirs alarm at arts complex By Martha Groves
Frank Bogert dies at 99; longtime mayor helped glamorize Palm Springs By Elaine Woo
John Hope Franklin dies at 94; scholar wrote pivotal text on blacks in U.S. history Associated Press
Joseph Jasgur dies at 89; photographer took pictures of Marilyn Monroe as a teenager By Rene Stutzman
Councilman proposes rescinding term limits for LAPD chief By Phil Willon and Joel Rubin
Afghan returns home a little more whole By David Kelly
Salton Sea is swarming with earthquake data By Jia-rui Chong
Both sides take aim at witnesses' testimony in Spector trial By Harriet Ryan
Beverly Hills surrogacy firm accused of fraud and theft By Kimi Yoshino and Alan Zarembo
Two portraits of supermarket magnate emerge at L.A. trial By Scott Glover
California Briefing / Los Angeles County By Jean Merl
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Rich Connell
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Rich Connell
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
California Briefing / San Marino By Richard Winton
California Briefing / Anaheim By Ari B. Bloomekatz
California
Oakland Gunman Remembered
Passings / Johnny Blanchard Times Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Johnny Donnels Times Staff and Wire Reports
California By Michael Finnegan
Never too young to rock 'n' roll
BUSINESS
Hottest tracks to cost $1.29 at ITunes starting April 7 By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Sport Chalet finds itself skiing uphill By Andrea Chang
2010 Prius to have rigid gas tank instead of fuel bladder By Martin Zimmerman
3-D technology firm RealD has starring role at movie theaters By Richard Verrier
Obama administration seeks to regulate large financial corporations By Jim Puzzanghera
IBM plans to cut 5,000 jobs in U.S. Associated Press
AIG's plane-leasing unit says survival is in doubt without new loans Peter Pae and Martin Zimmerman
Doctors groups allege WellPoint's collusion cost them millions By Lisa Girion
Southern California ports may see calmer waters by year's end By Ronald D. White
AIG executive resigns in New York Times Op-Ed column Associated Press
Peter Chernin's latest role: cartoon character By Yvonne Villarreal
Two founders of Broadway production firm Livent convicted Associated Press
Decemberists' latest debuts at No. 14 despite delay of CD release By Todd Martens
Durable goods orders rise unexpectedly in February By Annys Shin and Renae Merle
A dream team should investigate the meltdown By Michael Hiltzik
Wall Street opens higher after factory order rise Associated Press
Protest of alleged loan modification scam goes nowhere By Tiffany Hsu
Business Briefing / Investing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Banks Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Banks Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Real Estate Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Marketing Times Wire Reports
Company Town
ENTERTAINMENT
Virginia Madsen loves a good 'Haunting' By Michael Ordona
KIIS-FM stays No. 1 in local radio ratings By Steve Carney
Betsy Sharkey: 'Coraline' By Betsy Sharkey
'Knowing' touches a nerve By Patrick Goldstein
'Warren Oates: A Wild Life' by Susan Compo By Steve Ryfle, Ryfle is writing a book about Hollywood during the civil rights era.
Victory will be sweet at 2009 Los Angeles Cupcake Challenge By Elina Shatkin
Motown separates the strong from the weak on 'American Idol' By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
'In the Motherhood' By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Kenneth Turan: 'Duplicity' By Kenneth Turan
L.A.'s Great Signage Debate By Christopher Hawthorne, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
2010 Oscars make a move to March By Meg James and Rachel Abramowitz
The son of late actor John Ritter tackles the role of a bully in 'Charlie Banks' By Michael Ordona
'Knowing' crew lets you in on the secrets of that subway crash By Patrick Kevin Day
Acting is at the heart of Method Fest in Calabasas By Susan King
Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes FROM A TIMES STAFF WRITER
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
NATIONAL
Drug traces found in fish near 5 sewage treatment plants Associated Press
Obama aide had stint at Freddie By Andrew Zajac and Bob Secter
Alaska's Mt. Redoubt erupts again, at least twice Associated Press
Wilderness protection bill gets House OK By Richard Simon and Bettina Boxall
Kansas abortion provider unexpectedly testifies at his trial By Robin Abcarian
Blagojevich, successor trade charges By Rick Pearson and Ashley Rueff
Deputy EPA chief nominee withdraws By Jim Tankersley
Report calls for new food safety oversight By Mary Macvean
Los Alamos' security flaws exposed By Ralph Vartabedian
House, Senate budgets in line with Obama's plan, aide says By Janet Hook and Mark Silva
Obama to hold an online town hall By Christi Parsons
Pennsylvania voters ready to deny Specter a sixth term, polls show By Josh Drobnyk
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Texas Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / New York Times Wire Reports
The Nation
SPORTS
Catch a rising star with John Molina By Lance Pugmire
Manny Ramirez plays left field without further damage By Dylan Hernandez
The game through a goalie's eyes By Kurt Streeter
Angels' John Lackey may not be ready for opening-day start By Mike Digiovanna
Mike Taylor helps spark big rally Associated Press
Underdog talk dogged UCLA against Villanova By Jerry Crowe
Ducks win their fifth in a row Associated Press
Men take a back skate to no one By Helene Elliott
Yale-Harvard game documentary is subtly wonderful By Chris Erskine
Teams may try to go long(er) By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
Tiger Woods finds his comfort zone By Josh Robbins
Up next for the Kings: Dallas By Billy Witz
Lakers have a chance to sneak in a victory over Pistons Thursday By Mike Bresnahan
Magic is now second Associated Press
NCAA tournament capsules By Tim Stephens, Orlando Sun-Sentinel
NCAA tournament lacks star power By Shannon Ryan
UConn checks recruit report Associated Press
Armstrong gets plate in collarbone Aztecs advance in NIT By Diane Pucin, ; Staff And Wire Reports
Really? Ryan Hollins? By Broderick Turner
A rough practice for Alissa Czisny By Diane Pucin and Lisa Dillman
Crowd is solidly behind Patrick Chan By Philip Hersh
Results Associated Press
High School Sports By Melissa Rohlin; Eric Sondheimer
WORLD
Iraqi general's presence in Kirkuk stirs dark memories By Ned Parker
Stranded whales shot in Australia Associated Press
French 3M workers free manager held hostage Reuters
'We want a change,' Iran reformist says By Ramin Mostaghim
Kashmir fighting leaves 25 dead, India says By Mark Magnier
Medellin cleans up its act By Chris Kraul
U.S. shares blame for Mexico drug violence, Clinton says By Ken Ellingwood
Missile strike kills eight in pakistan Associated Press
World Briefing / Northern Ireland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Iran Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Gaza Strip Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Sudan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Scotland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / China Times Wire Reports
NEWS
OPINION
Order to the U.S.-Mexico border
Going online with Obama
Elena Kagan and the GOP's perilous partisanship
For the record
Europe's gone missing By Timothy Garton Ash, Timothy Garton Ash, a contributing editor to Opinion, is a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution and professor of European studies at Oxford University.
My review, my bonus By John Kenney, John Kenney is a writer in New York.
Why should teachers be a protected class? By Larry Sand, Larry Sand, a Los Angeles teacher for more than 27 years, is the president of the California Teachers Empowerment Network.
Follow Obama's lead: Invest in teachers By David Tokofsky, David Tokofsky is a consultant with Associated Administrators Los Angeles and a former member of the LAUSD Board of Education.
Food for thought
Train deal takes L.A. forward
A wrong turn on Mexican trucks
Israel, Hamas and morality
Inside group homes
Going from ho-hum to action
An antibiotics remedy
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