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What happened on March 02, 2010
BUSINESS
Queen Mary is getting a long-overdue makeover By Hugo Martín
Creditors set to gain Panavision By Richard Verrier
Consumer group sues Anthem Blue Cross over policy changes By Duke Helfand
Toyota president repeats apologies in China By David Pierson
Break.com's low-brow fare is right on target By Ben Fritz >>>
AIG to sell Asian life insurance business to Prudential By Nathaniel Popper
Dodd moves to scale back Consumer Financial Protection Agency plan By Jim Puzzanghera
Fed vice chairman plans to step down in June By Don Lee
Toyota sued over August crash that killed CHP officer and three family members By Stuart Pfeifer
Business Briefing
Statistics point to sluggish recovery By Tiffany Hsu
Information on U.S. website for medical data thefts is bare-bones David Lazarus
Skilling may get legal break By David G. Savage
Merck wins bidding for biotech equipment maker Millipore Bloomberg News
WORLD
Woolly mammoths resurfacing in Siberia By Megan K. Stack
What South Korea's unlikeliest politician brings to the table By John M. Glionna
'Run! Run! Maremoto!' Tsunami! By Patrick J. McDonnell
U.S. aid unlikely to reverse diplomatic woes By Paul Richter
Maliki's hold on power uncertain By Liz Sly
Inside view is worth risk, reporters in Iran say By Borzou Daragahi
Taliban finds room to hide in Karachi Alex Rodriguez
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Orange officials sue couple who removed their lawn By Amina Khan
Gene Greytak dies at 84; retired real estate broker became papal impersonator By Keith Thursby
Student apologizes for noose in UC San Diego library By Larry Gordon
Businessman agrees to take down Hollywood supergraphic By David Zahniser
Catalina Island wild foxes coming back in a big way By Louis Sahagun
Donald P. Merrifield dies at 81; former president of Loyola Marymount By Keith Thursby
L.A. County sheriff considers major budget cuts By Andrew Blankstein and Rong-Gong Lin II
Team overseeing national database of dangerous or incompetent caregivers is removed By Charles Ornstein and Tracy Weber
Jerry Brown to announce bid for governor Tuesday By Michael Rothfeld
California officials report more than $929,000 in gifts in 2009 By Patrick McGreevy and Jack Dolan
Getting more back from giving By Alexandra Zavis
California Assembly swears in its first gay speaker By Jack Dolan and Patrick McGreevy
SCIENCE
Women and children first? Maybe By Thomas H. Maugh II
Children are hungrier for snacks, study finds By Melissa Healy
Study shows tests could identify at-risk youth athletes By Jeannine Stein
OPINION
At a Watts school, layoffs take a heavy toll By Nicholas Melvoin
The Earth has its own set of rules By B.E. Mahall and F.H. Bormann
Getting global warming right
A knife in Obama's back? Jonah Goldberg
Tom Campbell's Israel problem; the 'tea partyers' and the '60s; Meg Whitman's campaign tactics
Bunning and the tyranny of the petty
A lesson for charter school operators
SPORTS
The Times’ top 25 softball rankings By Melissa Rohlin
Winner of 2010 World Cup could emerge at any moment By Grahame L. Jones
Gang rivals on the street, teammates on the court Eric Sondheimer
Adversity takes its toll on the Trojans By Baxter Holmes
Heat holds off Warriors, 110-106
Up next for the Clippers: Wednesday vs. Suns
Koufax & Torre was must-watch television T.J. SIMERS
Deep Dish Jim Peltz and reporting from tempe, ariz.
Kings, Ducks quickly shift their Olympic gears Robyn Norwood
Kuo is taking things in stride Dylan Hernandez and reporting from phoenix
After layoff, L.A. Kings do great work against Dallas Stars, 5-1 By Tracey Myers, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Tiger Woods reportedly closer to return From wire reports
Up next for Ducks: Wednesday vs. Colorado
Suddenly, he finds Ben Howland interesting T.J. Simers
Don't look for late-season pickups from the Lakers
Ducks have 7 Olympic medals; now if they could just make playoffs By Robyn Norwood
Lakers hit the switch against Pacers, 122-99 By Mike Bresnahan
NATIONAL
Obama unveils 'turnaround' grants for schools By Christi Parsons
Obama's other health downfall -- pie By Peter Nicholas
One-man filibuster draws fire By James Oliphant
In Nevada, begging for a lower home value By Ashley Powers
Texas Gov. Rick Perry wins GOP primary By Mark Z. Barabak
Supreme Court dismisses Uighurs' case By David G. Savage
Some voice support for terrorism trials in New York By Richard A. Serrano
Antiabortion activists see a racial conspiracy By Robin Abcarian
ENTERTAINMENT
'In the Land of Believers' by Gina Welch By Laura Collins-Hughes
Richard Wyatt's reunion with his youthful art at UCLA Fowler Museum By Yvonne Villarreal
'Parenthood' By MARY McNAMARA, Television Critic
Jay Leno returns to 'The Tonight Show' By MARY McNAMARA, Television Critic
'Marriage Ref': Having a tiff? Let Sarah Silverman or Larry David help you By ROBERT LLOYD, Television Critic
Tuesday's talk shows
'Parenthood' info
'The Marriage Ref' info
'In the Land of Believers' info
Tuesday's Highlights
Down over coming job loss
Happening today: "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter," the Magnetic Fields and more.
'The Tonight Show With Jay Leno'
'Southland' info
Battle worthy By PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
For the Everywoman, timeless and personal By BOOTH MOORE, Fashion Critic
'Southland' picks up (on TNT) where it left off (on NBC) By ROBERT LLOYD, Television Critic
TLC parts ways with Miss American pageant
Horoscope for March 2, 2010
Peter Gabriel's 'Scratch My Back'; John Hiatt's 'The Open Road'; Jason Derulo's debut
Roger Ebert takes to Twitter to give tea party followers a thumb's down By Scott Collins
NEWS
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