Los Angeles Times - 2015-03-28

• When mail-in votes go absentee
• Mental health of crash copilot under scrutiny
• Reid says he won’t run in 2016
• The Dudamel beat will go on
• Jury rejects claim of gender bias
• Amanda Knox conviction overturned
• Mexico’s soccer success knows no boundaries
• The victims
• Hard road to reconcilia­tion
• Weary Nigerians hope for change
• ‘Progressin­g and regressing’
• Saudi airstrikes in Yemen continue
• Senate passes $3.7-trillion GOP budget
• Chant traced to frat cruise
• Exit sets off a scramble
• Senate stalls on doctors’ fees and kids’ health plan
• Preventing air tragedies
• Working farm vs. residentia­l faucets
• YOSEMITE’S DRY SIERRA
• LAPD’s inconsiste­nt discipline
• Monk’s death adds to mystery
• LAPD faulted on in-car video
• Marsy’s Law advocate dies
• Alps air disaster recalls 1987 crash
• Suspect called a helpful mom
• Actress apologizes to police accused of bias
• Bill would protect gay teens
• Lawsuit fails the smell test
• Legislator­s will visit Cuba
• BROWN OKS WATER RELIEF
• Swedish poet won Nobel Prize in literature in 2011
• Bill would exempt some downtown L.A. billboards
• AIRSTREAM HAS SUCCESS IN TOW
• Blue Shield is under fire on prices
• Fired CEO seeks damages from American Apparel
• Stock market is full of fluctuatio­n
• Net neutrality rules defended
• A new hybrid from Mercedes
• Masters champ sees green
• Apple CEO to donate fortune
• Gradual approach to rate hike
• Amid scandal, PUC legal fees skyrocket
• Growth rate of economy at 2.2%
• IRON CURTAINS
• Bruins’ shots go clang and hopes go south in another Sweet 16 loss
• It’s crazy time again in the West
• Playoff berth is secured
• Closer to worst season
• They’re not buying these stadiums
• Galaxy signs goalkeeper Mitchell
• Being benched renews Fowler
• Sekera makes the right adjustment­s
• Sacre needs to work on offense
• Hawks clinch top seeding in the East
• Chino Hills loses Div. I final in double overtime
• Comedy stylings now on Instagram
• Serra falls to McClatchy in 2nd OT
• NCAA says no malice toward USC
• Notre Dame is too much for Stanford
• St. John’s, Lav in agree to part ways
• Kentucky is in an Elite class of its own
• Blue Devils are one win away from Final Four
• Looney keeps all his options open
• GLOVE CRAFT
• Navarro’s play is inspired
• League out for ‘extended period’
• Arizona 7 Angels 2
• San Francisco 8, Dodgers 4
• Chasing ‘Fargo’
• Here, it’s skill or be killed
• ‘Clear’ v iew ona church’s story
• All eyes on a precious resource
• A new headliner hits the stage
• ‘Killing Jesus’ lacks spirit
• How to confront abuser
• Things that may bowl you over
• Embracing the Valley’s untapped potential
• Rockfish returns — to soup bowls
• Rockfish soup with fennel and potatoes
• A sweet, flour-free Passover
• Passover hazelnut baklava cake
• French country-style almond macaroons
• Tale of Old Hollywood and vines
• Water whys: A body’s needs
• What’s less than appetizing in L.A.’s tap water
• H2 — oh, my, look at what waters promise
• Combo lunge also works arms, back
• Senator gets out, exercises her ideas
• She’s holding her ground
• Deep roots set a lush landscape apart
• The 10’s no friend in visiting family
• Machines to grow your greens
• Bicycle art breaks free with chains
• Yarn Crawl set to roll out
• She’s more taken by the city
• Choosing Rejuvenati­on Over Reconstruc­tion
• New Shapes
• Is Your Medical Vacation Safe?
• Minimally Invasive Procedures: An Alternativ­e to Going Under the Knife
• Avoiding “Botched” Cosmetic Procedures

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