Good morning - here's what's happening 4.18.08
Thousands of Californians whose health insurance was canceled by the state's top five companies get a chance to win it back. Lisa Girion and Marc Lifsher explain what happened.
The battle of the billboards continues - now a billboard district in Koreatown goes to a vote in the City Council. David Zahniser has the details.
A state audit finds child molesters living at child-care facilities and foster homes. LAT
U.S. Atty. Thomas P. O'Brien has goals for his office, but his colleagues are calling them quotas. Scott Glover explains.
Google profits up 30%, says Jessica Guynn.
Big change in store for the Long Beach Grand Prix this Sunday. Full story from Jim Peltz.
How were they? Mary J. Blige and Jay-Z took over the Hollywood Bowl, and Richard Cromelin was there.
A 5.4 earthquake...in Illinois. Chicago Trib via LAT.
A battle over a local bio-fuel company in Silver Lake turns into a "huge hipster soap opera." Susannah Rosenblatt has the story.
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