Two years ago, Halihl Guy showed up for his first workout with the St. Mary’s track coaches. A junior transfer from Berkeley High, Guy wasn’t quite used to the workload the Panthers demanded. -more-
Despite grave concerns of two of its members, the Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to make more than $4 million in cuts to balance its budget of about $65 million by June. -more-
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The second-seeded California Golden Bears got a fine pitching performance from junior Jocelyn Forest and senior Nicole DiSalvio to defeat the fifth-seeded Connecticut Huskies, 2-0, to advance to the winners bracket of the NCAA Regional. The Bears moved on to face Florida Atlantic, which defeated Florida, 3-0, in the second round. With the win, Cal improves to 50-15 on the year, just one win shy of tying its most wins in school history. The Huskies fall to 35-22 with the loss. -more-
Jen Collins parks bikes for a living and loves it. -more-
The City Council adopted an ordinance Tuesday that spells out exactly when some city commissioners have a conflict of interest due to outside employment and how to remedy the situation. -more-
Two problems, the energy crisis and global warming, have a singular solution: turn off the lights, use public transit, save energy. -more-
SAN FRANCISCO — Nonunion workers should not be required to pay union organizing fees, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday, overturning an earlier decision by the National Labor Relations Board. -more-
LOS ANGELES — Lawyers for former SLA fugitive Sara Jane Olson went to court Thursday to defend themselves on criminal charges and later told a judge they may have to be removed from Olson’s trial. -more-
A judge spared federal officials a contempt of court charge Thursday, but implied he might be less understanding if they don’t follow through on a deal keeping cattle off land reserved for the threatened desert tortoise. -more-
SACRAMENTO — A state Senate panel kept California’s high-speed rail project alive Thursday by approving $1 million for environmental studies for the 700-mile system. -more-
SACRAMENTO — The largest Catholic hospital system in the Western states has settled allegations that its Sacramento hospital made false Medicare and Medi-Cal claims and agreed to pay the federal government $10.25 million. -more-
LOS ANGELES — The rugged men portrayed in Marlboro cigarette ads became the identity of a cancer-stricken smoker suing tobacco giant Philip Morris Inc., his attorney told a Superior Court jury in closing arguments Thursday. -more-
WASHINGTON — More fathers are going solo in raising kids. -more-
BOSTON — Two national studies of a widely used drug for colorectal cancer were suspended for new patients because the drug turned out to be more toxic than expected. -more-
Q: I have a leaky bathroom faucet. Can you tell me some simple instructions to fix it? Please include specific tools, and parts needed. -more-
Asian manufacturers still No.1, but quality gap closing -more-
On Friday, a 19-year old woman was hospitalized with a presumptive diagnosis of bacterial meningitis. Public health officials confirmed Thursday that the diagnosis is meningococcal meningitis. -more-
Diagnosis of bacterial meningitis confirmed 05-18-2001
Street gangs place $25,000 bounty for Rampart cop killings 05-17-2001
Ruling puts worry into medical marijuana users 05-16-2001
Supporters of Oakland club say they’ll keep fighting 05-15-2001
Deregulation hits infamy in just five years 05-14-2001
San Jose student possibly infected with meningitis 05-12-2001
St. Mary’s Guy has high hopes for himself, team By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 05-18-2001
Forum 05-18-2001
Calendar of Events & Activities 05-18-2001
School Board slashes district’s budget By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 05-18-2001
Bears shut out Huskies in NCAA first round Daily Planet Wire Services 05-18-2001
Two-wheel valet parking Daily Planet staff 05-18-2001
Council deals with commissioner conflict By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 05-18-2001
Community can tackle global warming woes By Tracy Chocholousek, Special to the Daily Planet 05-18-2001
Resident gets cash for trash Daily Planet Staff 05-18-2001
Court overturns ruling on nonunion workers’ obligations The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Teens protest slaughter of cow The Associated Press 05-18-2001
SLA lawyer pleads innocent The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Feds get one more chance to keep cattle off reserved land The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Protesters prepare to upstage biotech industry gathering The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Panel keeps prospects of high-speed rail funding alive The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Hospital paying out $10 million The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Cancer-striken man sues Philip Morris Inc The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Bush warns of ‘darker future’ if energy plan rejected The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Census shows single-father homes on the rise The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Cancer drug tests stopped over toxicity findings The Associated Press 05-18-2001
Simple ways to fix a leaky faucet The Associated Press 05-18-2001
European automakers make the grade The Associated Press 05-18-2001
’Jackets drop third straight; title hopes gone By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 05-17-2001
Arts & Entertainment 05-17-2001
Letters to the Editor 05-17-2001
Calendar of Events & Activities 05-17-2001
UC Regents drop system’s ban on affirmative action By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 05-17-2001
Eight individuals, one team named to Cal Hall of Fame Daily Planet Wire Services 05-17-2001
Council squabbles over task force By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 05-17-2001
Bike-to-work day is every day for some By Judith Scherr Daily Planet staff 05-17-2001
SLA trial lawyer wants quick trial for himself The Associated Press 05-17-2001
Governor signs bill creating state power authority The Associated Press 05-17-2001
Alien hunt signs up 3 millionth volunteer The Associated Press 05-17-2001
Californians cut back on gas usage SThe Associated Press 05-17-2001
State receives string of dreary economic news The Associated Press 05-17-2001
No agreement for fishermen, environmentalists The Associated Press 05-17-2001
Former trucker sought in family killings The Associated Press 05-17-2001
Bush presses to increase oil production The Associated Press 05-17-2001
Colin Powell trying to arrange new Mideast talks The Associated Press 05-17-2001
FBI finds more evidence in Timothy McVeigh case The Associated Press 05-17-2001
Senators propose help for Cuban dissidents The Associated Press 05-17-2001
U.S. aid won’t go to groups advocating abortion rights The Associated Press 05-17-2001
Arrest unveils draft-dodging scandal The Associated Press 05-17-2001
Truancy forum lets students speak out By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 05-16-2001
Calendar of Events & Activities 05-16-2001
Letters to the Editor 05-16-2001
Arts & Entertainment 05-16-2001
Attendant shortage alarms the disabled community By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 05-16-2001
Pacifica under scrutiny on Hill By Judith Scherr Daily Planet staff 05-16-2001
Board member resigns By Judith Scherr Daily Planet staff 05-16-2001
POLICE BRIEFS Staff 05-16-2001
San Diego State changing image of Aztec mascot The Associated Press 05-16-2001
State PUC OKs plan allocating record rate hike The Associated Press 05-16-2001
Public transportation usage rises The Associated Press 05-16-2001
Dalai Lama projects hope for peaceful 21st century The Associated Press 05-16-2001
Cal OSHA investigates accident at Marine World The Associated Press 05-16-2001
High-speed rail project suffers from budget cuts The Associated Press 05-16-2001
Democrats lose bid to hire thousands of school teachers The Associated Press 05-16-2001
Top-secret agency breaks code of silence for dollars The Associated Press 05-16-2001
Expert predicts Memorial Day gas pump prices relief The Associated Press 05-16-2001
WALL STREET ROUNDUP The Associated Press 05-16-2001
Survey shows big money pressures for kids The Associated Press 05-16-2001
Applied Materials misses expectations The Associated Press 05-16-2001
Letters to the Editor 05-15-2001
Calendar of Events & Activities compiled by Sabrina Forkish 05-15-2001
Hundreds attend clinicsfor meningitis screenings By Jon Mays Daily Planet staff 05-15-2001
Court decision won’t affect local pot rule By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 05-15-2001
Tenant law at top of council agenda By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 05-15-2001
Willard students to show off ‘talent’ in play By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 05-15-2001
Nontraditional church undergoes restoration By Jennifer Dix Daily Planet Correspondent 05-15-2001
Governor releases pared down state budget The Associated Press 05-15-2001
Prisons, law enforcement take cut in Davis proposal The Associated Press 05-15-2001
CSU considers sweeping alcohol policy The Associated Press 05-15-2001
Israelis target Palestinian police for retaliation The Associated Press 05-15-2001
Techs fall as market awaits Fed meeting The Associated Press 05-15-2001
Today’s problems were addressed several years ago By John Cunniff The Associated Press 05-15-2001
Remodeled Civic Center is ready for rumble By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 05-14-2001
Calendar of Events & Activities Compiled by Sabrina Forkish 05-14-2001
Letter to the Editor 05-14-2001
Arts & Entertainment 05-14-2001
Piedmont makes Panthers work for BSAL track title By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 05-14-2001
Student housing still crunched By Diwata Fonte Special to the Daily Planet 05-14-2001
Cal women move on Daily Planet Wire Services 05-14-2001
School tax helps soften budget blow By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 05-14-2001
Bear golfers squeak through to NCAAs Daily Planet Wire Services 05-14-2001
Inventor wants to harness energy Bay City News 05-14-2001
Cal men advance to round of 16 playoff Daily Planet Wire Services 05-14-2001
New cancer drugs show little punch in early testing By Daniel Q. Haney The Associated Press 05-14-2001
Federal judge expands racial profiling lawsuit against CHP By Justin Pritchard Associated Press Writer 05-14-2001
Landlords offer prizes as S.F. office market dives By Margie Mason Associated Press Writer 05-14-2001
AMD to introduce new mobile chips The Associated Press 05-14-2001
Bay Briefs 05-14-2001
Second meningitis case spurs action By John Geluardi Daily Planet staff 05-12-2001
Calendar of Events & Activities 05-12-2001
Letters to the Editor 05-12-2001
Arts & Entertainment Staff 05-12-2001
Multi-cultural singer reaches many with music By Mary BarrettSpecial to the Daily Planet 05-12-2001
Cal women drop to 10th place after two rounds Daily Planet Wire Services 05-12-2001
Quilting group brings parents together to talk school, kids By Ben Lumpkin Daily Planet staff 05-12-2001
Bears led by senior, freshman By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 05-12-2001
Dad marches with moms against guns By Jon Mays Daily Planet staff 05-12-2001
Late rally snaps skid Daily Planet Wire Services 05-12-2001
John Woolley House conveys layers of history By Susan Cerny 05-12-2001
Inventor trying to harness energy Bay City News 05-12-2001
Hispanics, blacks over-represented in San Diego traffic stops The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Both California unemployment, jobs up in April The Associated Press 05-12-2001
GOP lays low in power crisis while Dems take heat The Associated Pres 05-12-2001
Rate hikes set to hit businesses The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Power woes, economy force tough state budget choices The Associated Press 05-12-2001
10,000 Kias recalled The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Future of gill-netters rests on research into new net The Associated Press 05-12-2001
At turning point, wolf recovery project needs change The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Medicare agency prepaid for dead The Associated Press 05-12-2001
U.S. plans new AIDS contribution The Associated Press 05-12-2001
EPA requires cleaner refineries The Associated Press 05-12-2001
FBI ends up with more egg on their face By Karen Gullo The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Many facets to building a successful butterfly garden by Sally Levinson Special to the Daily Planet 05-12-2001
Upcoming Microsoft features worry rivals and government The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Allergy medications get over-the-counter OK The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Oklahoma bomber execution delayed The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Bush says U.N. dues should be paid The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Multi-cultural singer reaches many with music By Mary BarrettSpecial to the Daily Planet 05-12-2001
Comfortable retirement is a choice – pain now or later By John Cunniff The Associated Press 05-12-2001
EarthLink co-founder could face claims of $600 million or more The Associated Press 05-12-2001
Next big stock sector search won’t be easy The Associated Press 05-12-2001
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