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| The Bush administration plans a new 'right of conscience' rule that would allow more workers to refuse more procedures. Critics say it could apply to artificial insemination and birth control. >> |
| The experimental medication, called tasimelteon, works like melatonin and restores normal sleep patterns, researchers say. >> |
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| James L. Jones is Obama's new national security advisor. But he leads an institute that has challenged global warming. >> |
 Garden Grove had appealed a ruling that ordered the return of drug seized from a patient during a traffic stop. >> |
 New L.A. County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas says he will introduce a proposal to reopen King-Harbor Hospital at Tuesday's Board Of Supervisors meeting and ask that it be discussed next week. >> |
| The utility's ratepayer-financed plan to outfit 150 buildings with the panels is cheered by business owners but criticized by consumer activists. >> |
 The Griffith Observatory's Cosmic Connection exhibit links more than 2,000 pieces of celestial-themed jewelry into a 175-foot-long history of 'the march of cosmic time.' >> |
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