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What happened on March 15, 2011
ENTERTAINMENT
Book review: Jodi Picoult's 'Sing You Home' By Susan Salter Reynolds, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Victory for creators of the Staples Center statues By Mike Boehm, Los Angeles Times
Lawsuits over disputed Ansel Adams 'lost negatives' settled By Mike Boehm, Los Angeles Times
Quick Takes: 'Gypsy' remake with Barbra Streisand off at Warner Bros.
Screening of 'Miral' at the United Nations draws protests from Jewish groups By Melissa Maerz and Nicole Sperling, Los Angeles Times
Horoscope: March 15 Holiday Mathis
Live music review: Juanes By Reed Johnson, Los Angeles Times
'Sing You Home' info
Tuesday's TV talk shows
Happening Tuesday: James Gleick, Seymour Cassel and more
Fast Track: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame welcomes new inductees
Tuesday's TV highlights
NEWS
Officially, Medicare Part D doesn't pay for Viagra; unofficially ... By Tami Dennis, Tribune Health
How technology can help disabled students in the classroom By Mary Forgione, Tribune Health
Radiation exposure: What we know from Hiroshima and Nagasaki By Shari Roan, Los Angeles Times
Kids' musical instruments booming with bacteria By Shari Roan, Los Angeles Times
Bad job or no job? For mental health, unemployment could be the better choice By Tami Dennis, Tribune Health
Energy Secretary Steven Chu says Obama administration remains committed to nuclear power By Kathleen Hennessey, Washington Bureau
Worried about that Lean Cuisine recall? Here are some alternatives By Mary Forgione, Tribune Health
Your Scene: Fort Taytay on Palawan Island, Philippines
Global Health Watch: Britain seeks to improve nation's health with 'Responsibility Deal' By Janet Stobart, Tribune Health
Gen. David Petraeus reports 'important but hard-fought progress in Afghanistan' By Ken Dilanian, Washington Bureau
Legislature to vote on Brown's budget Wednesday By Shane Goldmacher, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
For the record
LAPD officer acted lawfully in shooting of day laborer, oversight panel rules By Joel Rubin, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
LAPD officer acted lawfully in shooting of day laborer, oversight panel rules By Joel Rubin, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
U.S. committed to nuclear power but wants to learn from Japan crisis, top U.S. official says By Michael Muskal, Los Angeles Times
House passes temporary spending measure to avert government shutdown By Michael A. Memoli and Lisa Mascaro, Washington Bureau
GOP prepares new assault on NPR funding as questions over video flap remain By James Oliphant, Washington Bureau
Germany: Munich celebrates centenary of 'The Blue Rider' By Susan James, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Las Vegas: Snag a room at the Hard Rock Hotel for $69 midweek By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger
Nevada Rep. Dean Heller launches bid to replace retiring Sen. John Ensign James Oliphant, Washington Bureau
Alzheimer's caregivers in the U.S. number almost 15 million, new study says By Mary Forgione, Tribune Health
WORLD
Japan fears a nuclear disaster after reactor breach By Laura King, Ralph Vartabedian and Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times
You're being exposed to radiation -- but it's the amount that counts
Fire erupts again at Fukushima Daiichi's No. 4 reactor; nuclear fuel rods damaged at other reactors By Kenji Hall and Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writers
Saudi Arabian, gulf forces enter Bahrain By David S. Cloud and Neela Banerjee, Los Angeles Times
Radiation exposure: Nuclear experts criticize, advise Japan By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times
Japan imposes limited blackouts to offset power shortage By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times
Bahrain declares state of emergency By David S. Cloud, Los Angeles Times
Japan fears a nuclear disaster after reactor breach By Laura King, Ralph Vartabedian and Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Yemen expels 4 Western journalists By Garrett Therolf, Los Angeles Times
Pakistani officials won't rule on American's diplomatic immunity By Alex Rodriguez, Los Angeles Times
U.S. may lose either way in Bahrain crisis By Paul Richter, Los Angeles Times
Iraq to close controversial jail By Raheem Salman and Salar Jaff, Los Angeles Times
Japan's nuclear crisis felt in Europe By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times
New reactor fire as Japan works to contain threat By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Rare survivors in Japanese village that was mostly sucked out to sea By Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times
Afghan bombing kills 33 Alex Rodriguez and Aimal Yaqubi
Rare survivors in Japanese village that was mostly sucked out to sea By Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times
Libyan rebels brace for attack on Ajdabiya By David Zucchino and Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Owsley Stanley dies at 76; 'Acid King' of the '60s psychedelic era By Elaine Woo, Los Angeles Times
Graffiti artist's past is tagging behind him By Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times
State's rehab program for nurses is called 'untenable' and 'dangerous' By Jessica Garrison, Los Angeles Times
California reactors less vulnerable Catherine Saillant and Abby Sewell
Mission hopes a fee will change skid row's culture Sandy Banks
L.A. school board to decide who will run new schools By Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times
Clash of the courts: Dissident judges challenge California chief justice's power By Maura Dolan, Los Angeles Times
He stood his ground but may lose his land By Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times
Granada Hills Charter High School wins California Academic Decathlon By Rick Rojas, Los Angeles Times
PASSINGS: Mitchell Page, Rick Martin
Medical board reprimands Conrad Murray over child support By Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Los Angeles Times
LAPD officer cleared in shooting of day laborer By Joel Rubin, Los Angeles Times
Long Beach police chief speaks to 'clarify' officer-involved shooting By Tony Barboza, Los Angeles Times
Gov. Jerry Brown sets May election to fill Rep. Jane Harman's seat By Jean Merl, Los Angeles Times
Bell hearings: Rizzo's horse-racing partner got millions in city business, D.A. says By Corina Knoll, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Elusive 'Clark Rockefeller' figure charged in 1980s' slaying of San Marino man By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
BUSINESS
PepsiCo announces all-plant-based plastic bottle By Gregory Karp
Pimco to build new headquarters in Newport Beach By Shan Li, Los Angeles Times
AMC Entertainment unveils IPO plans By Richard Verrier, Los Angeles Times
Japan quake likely to affect business globally By Ken Bensinger, Los Angeles Times
Lean Cuisine recall: Frozen spaghetti may contain plastic From Times wire reports
Danny Bilson aims for turnaround at THQ with video game Homefront Alex Pham and Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times
Web tops newspapers as news source for first time By Nathan Olivarez-Giles, Los Angeles Times
Phony health inspector targets restaurant owners By Stuart Pfeifer, Los Angeles Times
Univision Communications Chief Executive Joe Uva stepping down Meg James, Los Angeles Times
Stocks plunge as Japan nuclear crisis worsens
Facebook to test Groupon-style offers on its Deals service By Jessica Guynn, Los Angeles Times
Fed says economic recovery on firmer footing
U.S. a safer haven amid global financial turmoil By Tom Petruno and Nathaniel Popper, Los Angeles Times
State probes Health Net security lapse By Duke Helfand, Los Angeles Times
Regular gasoline is nearing $4 a gallon and could hit $5 a gallon By Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times
FOOD
The Review: Hostaria del Piccolo in Santa Monica By S. Irene Virbila, Los Angeles Times Restaurant Critic
SPORTS
Players' long-ago generosity to mentor and coach is revealed By Lisa Dillman
Lakers keeping eyes on big picture By Mike Bresnahan
NCAA tournament TV coverage this year has it all — literally By Diane Pucin
Tyler Honeycutt will show how much he cares By Ben Bolch
Angels in the outfield could be among best By Mike DiGiovanna
Clippers owner Donald Sterling testifies he knew little of Elgin Baylor's career when he hired him By Lance Pugmire
Inter Milan sinks Bayern Munich, 3-2 By Grahame L. Jones
Angels reliever Hisanori Takahashi keeps an eye on homeland By Mike DiGiovanna
Up next for the Clippers: Wednesday vs. Philadelphia By Lisa Dillman
Up next for the Kings: Tuesday at Nashville
Ducks tonight: Wednesday vs. St. Louis By Chris Foster
Dodgers defeat Texas, 7-6 By Jim Peltz
Up next for the Galaxy: Tuesday at Seattle
Angels beat San Diego, 9-6 By Mike DiGiovanna
Gibbons seeks help for vision problem Jim Peltz
NHL general managers don't favor an outright ban on blows to the head Staff and wire reports
Cal Poly Pomona women advance to round of eight Wire reports
Clippers' day goes from flat to embarrassing in 105-82 loss at Memphis By Lisa Dillman
USC vs. Virginia Commonwealth: A scouting report By Baxter Holmes
Michigan State doesn't dwell on late-season struggles By Ben Bolch
Nikola Vucevic takes on a leadership role for USC, in his inimitable style By Baxter Holmes
Kobe Bryant stands, despite bad ankle, and helps deliver Lakers a win By Broderick Turner
USC isn't ready to stop at invitation-only in NCAA tournament By Baxter Holmes
Chaminade comes out on top this time against Alemany, 2-0 By Eric Sondheimer
Lakers are on a roll, but haven't won anything yet — though Pacific Division title could be theirs any day! By Mike Bresnahan
Clayton Kershaw gets hit hard in spring training game By Jim Peltz
Kim Clijsters, Francesca Schiavone, Jelena Jankovic lose at BNP Paribas Open Bill Dwyre
NATIONAL
Tsunami's biggest hit in Hawaii: the economy By Stephen Ceasar, Los Angeles Times
Republicans split, but House approves stopgap budget bill By Lisa Mascaro, Washington Bureau
Resistance to second stopgap spending deal rises in Congress By Lisa Mascaro, Washington Bureau
SCIENCE
Problems surface at another nuclear reactor at Fukushima plant By Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times
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