Los Angeles Times - 2015-03-05

• THE POWER OF THE FEW
• Lone Woman’s island secrets remain hidden
• 4 superbug cases found at Cedars
• Health subsidy under threat in court
• Jawbone points to climate’s role in human evolution
• Two killed in San Bernardino nightclub melee
• Upheaval and deep blue sea
• A DIVISIVE BAN
• Mexican envoy’s nomination to high court draws fire
• LESOTHO REMAINS DIVIDED AFTER ELECTION
• Girlfriend of slain Putin foe in hiding
• Mexican police arrest leader of ultra-violent Zetas cartel
• Boston bombing trial focuses on why
• Ferguson officer won’t be charged
• A strategy to help the wealthy
• Different views on Netanyahu
• Engaging L.A.’s voters
• A wrist slap for Petraeus
• The lessons of Ferguson
• How to prevent a skid row death
• What police confront
• Sorting rape from grievance
• Clinton’s email scrutinize­d
• A WIN-WIN FOR L.A.’S WESSON
• B etter air is aiding L.A.’s young
• Stage is set for LAUSD battle
• Guru of public school finance
• Students’ focus improves off-line
• A threat growing by degrees?
• Water conservati­on rate receded in a dry January
• ‘Blurred Lines’ writer says he did not copy Gaye song
• LAPD holds back police names in skid row killing
• Fighting to keep Mexican land from afar
• Rim of the Valley action urged
• Bill would require measles shots for preschool, day-care workers
• Election spending could be taxed
• Ban on large gun magazines is upheld
• Hermosa Beach defeats measure on oil drilling
• L.A. Live Marriott expansion planned
• Kitchens cater to niche food makers
• State’s gas prices up $1 in a month
• Disney works to keep ‘Frozen’ hot
• McDonald’s to limit antibiotic­s
• Apple regains top sales spot
• Alibaba to open U.S. data center
• Private-sector job gains slow
• EDD asserts gains in serving jobless
• Fed confronted a chaotic banking system in 2009
• Pimco flagship fund outflows tally $8.6 billion in February
• Stocks fall amid drop in earnings forecasts
• Oops and alley-oops
• Bruins finish strong, hope NCAA notices
• Lakers feel a chill in Miami
• CARSON NFL PLAN TAKES A KEY STEP
• Future of Hamilton splits panel
• Labor pact averts MLS player strike
• For Sutter, hello is easier than goodbye
• Ducks at top of their game
• Pac-12, WCC tournament­s to start
• Uribe sees a World Series title this year
• Rotation set for exhibition games
• Chicago White Sox 6, Dodgers 4
• Could be a big day for this Giant
• A sunny outlook from coach’s son
• Westbrook stays on triple-double streak
• Manning to return for 18th NFL season
• After 11 games, Griffin might be back Sunday
• When the audience creates its own tale
• Upping the ante on Thursdays
• Back for a return visit to ‘Hotel’
• ABT’s ‘Beauty’ stirs the senses
• Times Book Prize finalists
• He’s a natural for ‘Deli Man’
• ‘Costume’ draws wide interest
• THE WEEKEND
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Overwhelmi­ng job stress

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