Articles from Daily News (Los Angeles, CA) (March 31, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
ANGELS NOTEBOOK: CHANCE IS A RELIEF TO PRINZ.			358
ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: SUCCESS IN SOFTBALL SIMILAR TO BASKETBALL.			419
BIG WASTE OF TIME ANGELENOS' YEARLY COMMUTE EQUIVALENT TO 10 FULL DAYS.		Statistical Data Included	956
BILLY THE KID'S GANG MOWS GROVE.			404
BOULEVARD KNIGHTS TO PERFORM AT CONCERT.			197
BRIEFCASE.			552
BRIEFLY.			273
BRIEFLY.			540
BUILDER REJECTS PGA PARTNER COURSE TO SEEK NEW MANAGEMENT.			285
CHARTER SCHOOLS FACE NEW CRITICISM.		Statistical Data Included	822
CHEVALIERS STEP DOWN AT CLEVELAND, SYLMAR.			508
CITY RULED NOT LIABLE FOR LAX SHOOTING.			396
COC NOTEBOOK: COC THRIVES ON POWER AND PITCHING.			418
COGDILL PUSHES FISH BILL MEASURE AGAIN AIMS TO COUNTER CUTS.			782
CRASH FELLS POLE; HOMES WITHOUT POWER.			241
DAILY UPDATE.			267
DAILY UPDATE.			418
DAY IN SPORTS: ROYAL STAR A DOUBLE SHY OF CYCLE.			381
DODGERS NOTEBOOK: ROSS SHIPPED OFF TO PIRATES.			602
EDITORIAL HOORAY FOR KIDS.		Editorial	104
EDITORIAL HOW MANY DEBATES? ONE REAL ONE WOULD BE ENOUGH.		Editorial	166
EDITORIAL WHERE ARE THE LEADERS? L.A. BEARS THE HEAVY COST FOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S FAILURE TO ADDRESS IMMIGRATION ISSUES.		Editorial	377
EDWARDS SEEKS NEW WAY TO WIN.			739
EXTRA INNINGS PREP SOFTBALL NEWS AND FEATURES FROM AROUND THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY ... AND BEYOND.			1381
FALL FROM GRACE AS SEASON FADES, LAKERS WONDER WHAT WENT WRONG.			1164
FALLING TREE STRIKES CAR, KILLS DRIVER RAIN-UNDERMINED ROOTS, WIND DEADLY COMBINATION.			422
FEWER STREAM FLOWS AHEAD AT PIRU.			155
GALAXY UPDATE: RUIZ DEAL SETS UP DONOVAN SIGNING.			222
GRANT SOUGHT FOR POLICING.			273
GRRRRRRRRRRR! L.A. GOES WILD FOR WRESTLEMANIA.			699
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION DOWN FROM LAST YEAR.			318
IT DOES A BODY BAD SURE IT'S SCRIPTED, BUT THE MEN AND WOMEN OF WRESTLEMANIA 21 FEEL IT IN THEIR BONES.			1719
LAKERS NOTEBOOK: SCHEDULE READY TO GET TOUGHER.			374
MAYOR RIVALS LOCK UP BACKERS VILLARAIGOSA GAINS VALLEY SUPPORT; ANTONOVICH FOR HAHN.			668
MISSING MAN DISCOVERED AT HOSPITAL.			139
MOVIE RATINGS WILL GO ONLINE.			350
NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILS REACH DEAL WITH DWP.			960
NEW SITE EYED FOR RECYCLING INDUSTRIAL PARK ACRES WEIGHED.			487
OAK PARK WINS ITS GOLF TOURNEY.			98
ORIGINAL `PITCH' A MESS.			980
PILE OF STOLEN PLACARDS FOUND SIGN VANDALS SOUGHT BY AUTHORITIES.			354
POLICE CORDON OFF STREET AFTER RECEIVING SHOTS-FIRED CALL PAROLEE ARRESTED ON GUN CHARGE, DRUG POSSESSION IN SAUGUS.			270
PUBLIC FORUM.		Editorial	1200
RAPPER MASTER P, BROTHER ENTER GUN-CHARGE PLEAS.			289
ROLLING WITH THE TIMES NO LONGER THE POPULAR HANGOUTS OF TEENS, SKATING RINKS ARE BECOMING MORE FAMILY FRIENDLY.			706
SALES TAX TAKE UP 6 PERCENT IN 4TH QUARTER BURBANK ENJOYING PAYOFF OF DOWNTOWN RENOVATION.			260
SINGER RYAN CABRERA NOW MAKING HIS OWN REALITY.			510
STUDIOS' BREAK A WAR OF EGOS WITH IGER ON BOARD, DISNEY, PIXAR MAY IRON OUT A DEAL TO WORK TOGETHER.			689
TALKING JESUS DOLL READY FOR MARKET.			577
TRACK AND FIELD NOTEBOOK: IMPROVEMENT FIRST STEP FOR HART COACH.			494
TRACK AND FIELD NOTEBOOK: RIVALS ARE CLOSE FRIENDS.			447
VALLEY KIDS EARN INVITATION TO U.N.			726
VENOMOUS SNAKE BITES 4-YEAR-OLD.			335
WEEKEND FESTIVALS WHERE MIXED DOGS MINGLE.			192
WESTSIDE PICKS SITE FOR PUPILS ANAVERDE STUDENTS APPROVED TO ATTEND PALMDALE CAMPUS.			339