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Wednesday, February 23, 2005 | 6:44 PM PST

Tiger is transported by copter after being shot. (Bryan Chan/LAT)

Tiger Killed in Moorpark
Big cat is shot near Reagan Library and Moorpark soccer fields. PHOTOS

VIDEO: Elusive Cat Is Shot



Blake Defense Rests
Actor's legal team rests in murder trial without calling him to stand.
    Drenching Storms Deliver Parting Shots to Southland
Heavy rains that have led to at least nine deaths and have caused millions of dollars in damage diminish, but threat of slides persists. VIDEO

For Many, a Watershed Event

PHOTOS: Mt. Baldy Gets 10 Feet of Snow

GRAPHIC: A Ray of Sunshine

Forecast | Your Commute | Radar | Photos

Justices: No Prison Segregation
The Supreme Court puts tough restrictions on California's prison policy.

Jury Selected for Jackson Trial
Well ahead of schedule, a panel is picked for pop star's child molestation trial.

Germans' Rage Against Bush Ebbs
Unlike two years ago, German critics are less likely to compare president to Hitler.

• Bush, Schroeder Put Pressure on Tehran

 California
hahn
By Jessica Garrison and Patrick McGreevy
The leading contenders for the mayoralty find that getting media coverage now isn't easy.





Orange Co. S.F. Valley Ventura Co. Inland Emp.

 Sports
Photo
By Mike Bresnahan
He has 19 points, 15 rebounds and four blocks against his old team and the Lakers play defense in the fourth quarter for a 104-95 victory over Boston.



More: SPORTS


 Business
By Jesus Sanchez | 3:22 PM PST
Inflation data, stabilization of oil prices helps market.

DJIA NASDAQ SPX








 Nation
By Henry Weinstein | 4:38 PM PST
Interior Department must also issue subpoenas for any documents, anywhere, related to trust fund suit.



 World
By John Daniszewski | 3:53 PM PST
A two-thirds majority is needed by Allawi, who holds the post as an interim leader, or the Shiite-led coalition's choice of Deputy President Ibrahim Jafari




More: WORLD
 Politics
By Jessica Garrison and Patrick McGreevy
The leading contenders for the mayoralty find that getting media coverage now isn't easy.



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 Food


By Regina Schrambling
Wild mushrooms, with their earthy, meaty, smoky intensity, are commanding attention; now's the moment for winter varieties.







 Highway 1


By Dan Neil
A solid V6 + 3 electric motors + 28 mpg + luxury pack = just $50,000? It doesn't add up.




 Special Section
The Envelope

By Susan LaTempa
The well-dressed party takes its cues straight from the best picture nominees, which this year taste as good as they look.




By S. Irene Virbila
Chef Scooter Kanfer is back, this time at Naya in Pasadena, with a sophisticated yet playful menu.







CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK: Change of pace at Pecorino


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 Style & Culture
By John Balzar





 Travel


Next stop, pristine wilderness
By Kaylene Johnson
DESTINATION ALASKA: All aboard the ski train for a day in Anchorage's backcountry. The vistas are breathtaking, the bonhomie catching.

PHOTO GALLERY: This week in Travel

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