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What happened on April 02, 2011
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
It's time to tinker with 'untouchable' Prop. 13 Steve Lopez
Serial killer John Floyd Thomas Jr., dubbed the Westside Rapist, is sentenced to life By Victoria Kim, Andrew Blankstein and Jack Leonard, Los Angeles Times
Men sought in beating of Giants fan after Dodgers' opener By Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times
California lawmakers fight over bill to teach students about gay people's contributions By Patrick McGreevy, Los Angeles Times
Legal scholars examine the U.S. high court's 'Supreme Mistakes' By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times
Traces of radioactive iodine found in San Luis Obispo milk By Steve Chawkins, Los Angeles Times
Appeals court upholds EPA's caps on vehicle emissions By Louis Sahagun, Los Angeles Times
PASSINGS: Mel McDaniel, Lou Gorman, Harley Allen
Wiesel offers students first-hand account of Holocaust By Louis Sahagun, Los Angeles Times
Chinese restaurants in a stir about proposed shark fin ban By Ching-Ching Ni, Los Angeles Times
Upcoming teacher ratings database
Ellen McCormack dies at 84; antiabortion presidential candidate By Valerie J. Nelson, Los Angeles Times
L.A. mayor to pay fines for accepting free tickets to pricey events By David Zahniser, Los Angeles Times
Freeway signs in Montebello take note of Armenian genocide By Bob Pool, Los Angeles Times
Vernon ethics advisor says he was misled about ad By Hector Becerra and Sam Allen, Los Angeles Times
Head of state tax board faces fines of $13,000 for campaign finance violations By Patrick McGreevy, Los Angeles Times
Jet makes emergency landing after loss of cabin pressure By Michael Finnegan, Los Angeles Times
The stage is too big for kids Sandy Banks
BUSINESS
Plant disease raises questions on modified crops By P.J. Huffstutter, Los Angeles Times
NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke is Comcast's most highly compensated executive By Meg James, Los Angeles Times
Demand for cars lifts prices By Jerry Hirsch, Los Angeles Times
Nasdaq counters Deutsche Boerse's offer to buy NYSE By Nathaniel Popper, Los Angeles Times
Job growth lifts outlook on economy By Jim Puzzanghera, Alana Semuels and Paul West, Los Angeles Times
Blockbuster to go up for auction By Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times
ENTERTAINMENT
TV review: 'The Killing' By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Charlie Sheen may have a method to his madness By Joe Flint, Los Angeles Times
Horoscope: April 2 Holiday Mathis
Happening Saturday
'The Killing' info
Quick Takes: Rutgers pays Snooki $32,000 to dish, more than it paid Nobel winner
Weekend Talk Shows: April 2-3
Saturday's TV Highlights
NEWS
FDA proposes calorie labels for fast food chains, restaurants nationwide By ANDREW ZAJAC, Reporting from Washington
Antidepressants may increase the risk of heart disease by thickening artery walls By Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times
Drop in unemployment doesn't mesh with Republicans' script By James Oliphant, Washington Bureau
Southwest cancels 300 flights to inspect planes after fuselage cracks open on Sacramento-bound flight By Michael Finnegan and Shelby Grad, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
Your Scene: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
For the record
Southwest passengers recount harrowing ordeal as hole opens in plane fuselage By Michael Finnegan and Shelby Grad, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
Ford beats GM in overall strong March auto sales By Jerry Hirsch, Los Angeles Times
Travel gear: Sleeptracker offers wake-up call By Judi Dash, Special to the Los Angeles Times
WORLD
Iceland seeks to become sanctuary for free speech By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times
Ivory Coast president battles on as rival's forces close in By Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times
Libyan rebels seek to bring order to chaotic ranks By Ned Parker and David Zucchino, Los Angeles Times
Wary of unrest, China cracks down on dissent By Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times
Japan's prime minister visits earthquake, tsunami zone By Julie Makinen, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Fury in Afghanistan over Koran-burning continues as protests leave nine dead By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Japan prime minister plans rebuilding council By Julie Makinen and Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times
Koran burning sparks more violence in Afghanistan By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
HOME & GARDEN
Hot Property: Kaley Cuoco selling in Sherman Oaks By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
Lost L.A.: Japanese village on Terminal Island had a short life By Sam Watters, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Stephen Orr lecture info
Chris Erskine: Now batting, one mediocre banquet host Chris Erskine
Roger Gastman's advice for collecting and displaying art
Street smarts David A. Keeps
Down the gravel path with Stephen Orr By Debra Prinzing, Special to the Los Angeles Times
SCIENCE
Ancient tablet bears writing, to scientists' surprise By Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times
SPORTS
Dodgers can't ignore safety issue T.J. Simers
Marge Hearn remains a Lakers gem Chris Erskine
Mark Heisler's NBA Coast to Coast: Rethinking NBA draft predictions By Mark Heisler
Nikki Caldwell leaving UCLA to coach at LSU By Ben Bolch
Galaxy's Leonardo scores his first goal in MLS By Grahame L. Jones
Key UCLA football players are recovering from injury as team begins to practice with pads By Baxter Holmes
Carmelo Anthony and Amare Stoudemire, a match made . . . NOT in heaven Mark Heisler
Shelvin Mack leads Butler back to NCAA final By Shannon Ryan
Shoulder soreness keeps pitcher Joel Pineiro out of Angels' rotation By Kevin Baxter
They can't wait to leave
The Times' NBA rankings By Mark Heisler
Kings beat Stars, 3-1, near playoff berth By Chris Foster
This week's NBA main attraction
Angels can't hold lead, lose to Kansas City, 5-4 By Kevin Baxter
Chivas USA earns 1-1 tie with Toronto FC By Grahame L. Jones
Ted Lilly has a balky first start By Dylan Hernandez
Clippers, technically, get a victory over the Thunder By Lisa Dillman
Dodgers, and stadium, come up empty in 10-0 loss to Giants By Dylan Hernandez
World Series trophy is a Giant attraction By Bill Shaikin
Victoria Azarenka beats Maria Sharapova in final at Key Biscayne staff and wire reports
Yani Tseng takes lead at Kraft Nabisco Championship By Diane Pucin
USC's Dillon Baxter ready to move forward By Gary Klein
Inside the NBA: Quotes of the week By Mark Heisler
Lakers not worried about playoff matchups By Mike Bresnahan
NCAA championship game will be a two dog night Chris Dufresne
NFL Antitrust Q&A: What's going in labor conflict By Sam Farmer
Wow, that is one stacked team Grahame L. Jones, On Soccer
Up next for the Clippers: Saturday vs. the Thunder
Late excitement as Clippers beat Thunder, 98-92, in technical-filled game By Lisa Dillman
OPINION
NATIONAL
These rocks can sing By Daniel Patrick Sheehan
Anti-union push gains steam nationwide Richard Simon
Negotiators in Congress work into weekend to avoid shutdown By Lisa Mascaro and Kathleen Hennessey, Washington Bureau
Obama warns economy still fragile as budget deadline approaches By Kathleen Hennessey, Washington Bureau
Traffic fatalities fall for fifth straight year By Julie Mianecki, Washington Bureau
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