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What happened on December 18, 2008
NATIONAL
This isn't her father's Camelot Geraldine Baum and Mark Z. Barabak
Obama's generation moves beyond the '60s Scott Kraft
With unearthing of infamous jail, Richmond confronts its slave past David Zucchino
Big Dig defendant settles lawsuit TIMES WIRE REPORTS
An urban presidency invites rural voices Jim Tankersley and Bettina Boxall
Details of aides' contacts with governor due next week STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Obama steps across party lines to fill Transportation post CHICAGO TRIBUNE
3,000 miles to go to see Obama PETER H. KING
$42 million buys you a shuttle TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Becerra says he can achieve more on Hill Christi Parsons
Safety at nuclear plants TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Suit filed to block federal lease sales Nicholas Riccardi
Promises to be put to test Peter Nicholas
Woman arrested over head scarf TIMES WIRE REPORTS
O.C. pastor to speak at Obama swearing-in Paloma Esquivel
Military on high alert for inauguration Julian E. Barnes
BUSINESS
A state in the rearview mirror David Pierson
Developer's plan would demolish Century Plaza Roger Vincent and Martha Groves
Disney is sued by financial partner over movie profits Claudia Eller
They call it green power's evil twin Marla Dickerson and Marc Lifsher
Abbott to buy Ibis Biosciences times staff and wire reports
Morgan loses $2.37 billion associated press
Western Digital to slash jobs associated press
Stocks finish lower as worries return associated press
Oil prices fall despite OPEC cut Ronald D. White and Megan K. Stack
L.A. apparel firm lays off hundreds Andrea Chang
Ex-stock picker loses appeal times staff and wire reports
Chrysler To Idle Plants 30 Days Martin Zimmerman
Hoffman back in charge at LinkedIn Jessica Guynn
Obama to pick Mary Schapiro as SEC head Jim Puzzanghera and Peter Nicholas
Yahoo to purge user data after 90 days Jessica Guynn
Critics assail watchdog's lax oversight Jim Puzzanghera and Walter Hamilton
Sony picks global distribution chief times staff and wire reports
TaylorMade will eliminate 170 jobs times staff and wire reports
IMDb acquires Box Office Mojo times staff and wire reports
Troubled CalPERS names a new CEO Marc Lifsher
Circuit City to break store leases times staff and wire reports
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
L.A. council tightens gun control laws Maeve Reston
Work ethic or housing ploy? Kate Linthicum
Actor was in 'Apocalypse Now,' 'Last Picture Show' Dennis McLellan
L.a. Oks 3-month Outdoor Sign Ban Phil Willon
Teacher guilty of molesting girl Ruben Vives
MTA chief to retire From a Times Staff Writer
Driver pleads not guilty in death Harriet Ryan
Body discovered on subway tracks Ruben Vives
Dems' gambit targets GOP clog GEORGE SKELTON
Quarterback helped guide NFL into modern era Joe Holley and Bart Barnes, Holley and Barnes write for the Washington Post.
John Walsh offers praise for Carona DANA PARSONS
Tenants granted foreclosure help Jessica Garrison
$74 million in budget cuts OKd by L.A. Maeve Reston
Young couple found shot to death in condo Susannah Rosenblatt
Pitcher for Dodgers times staff and wire reports
Teen to be tried in mother's death Associated Press
City to settle Taser death claim Associated Press
Alleged ransom scam halted Andrew Blankstein
Broads donate $25 million for stem cell research lab Richard C. Paddock
You want to go where? Not so fast in this storm Alexandra Zavis and Jennifer Oldham
Virologist won Nobel for identifying exotic disease Thomas H. Maugh II
Vietnam War correspondent times staff and wire reports
Democrats devise plan to hike taxes Jordan Rau and Evan Halper
Spector photos violate rules Harriet Ryan
Shelters see more families Jessica Garrison
TV writer had extensive credits times staff and wire reports
WORLD
Russia will give 10 MiGs to Lebanon Borzou Daragahi and Raed Rafei
Iraq detains police officials Tina Susman and Ned Parker
Would-be bomber gets 2 life terms A TIMES STAFF WRITER
Britain's Woolworths is pulling down the shades Henry Chu
Bangladesh lifts state of emergency Nurul Alam Mark Magnier
China may fight piracy off Somalia Barbara Demick
A city goes silent at his name Richard Marosi
ENTERTAINMENT
Romancing Rosario Chris Willman
'Gran Torino' KENNETH TURAN
Cinematic ghosts of holidays past Susan King
Dreyfuss suit targets relatives ASSOCIATED PRESS
Getting the Nixon 'do Patrick Kevin Day
Nick to cover inauguration ASSOCIATED PRESS
Simon judges 'Idol's' success Richard Rushfield
Canadian 'Idol' goes on hiatus ASSOCIATED PRESS
Getty cuts back as endowment drops Diane Haithman
Community service for Akon ASSOCIATED PRESS
SAG's TV rival could be in the pilots seat SCOTT COLLINS
Laughs to believe in Alicia Lozano
Likability's a winner on 'Biggest Loser' Rene Lynch
Why Pellicano fallout fizzled PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Broad challenges LACMA's offer to merge with MOCA Mike Boehm
Definitely, yes Cristy Lytal
A Nazi's daughter meets the truth MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
Wildly crazy versus weighty John Horn
SPORTS
Bush's season comes to an early conclusion associated press
Southland
Kings need someone to mind the net HELENE ELLIOTT
Camby, Clippers just flip over flop K.C. Johnson
Host with the most sits it out Jim Peltz
Celtics get help in 16th win in a row ASSOCIATED PRESS
Breeders' Cup reverses funding cutback staff and wire reports
Text messages from press row. . . . JERRY CROWE
Farmar asks for clarity on role Broderick Turner and Mike Bresnahan
Utah 103, at New Jersey 92: The Jazz scored only seven... ASSOCIATED PRESS
Bruins don't give Lions early gift David Wharton
Dodgers and Furcal make a deal Dylan Hernandez
Maualuga tabbed as team's MVP Gary Klein
He made the Cut BILL PLASCHKE
His non-acceptance speech is a winner Mike Penner
Jack of two trades Ben Bolch
OPINION
3 lessons, $50 billion
Sole purpose
Shoes for thought
Policy promotes pollution
California dreamin'
Only the best for the MTA
Help for troops
Who has power, and why
The new soft-shoe ROSA BROOKS
How to weigh race Edward Blum, Edward Blum is a visiting fellow at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington and the author of "The Unintended Consequences of Section Five of the Voting Rights Act."
UAW busting, Southern style Bruce Raynor, Bruce Raynor is the general president of Unite Here, a union of 465,000 workers in the apparel, textile, laundry, food service, distribution, hotel and gaming industries.
Classic Catch-22
Pros and cons of Prop. 8
NEWS
SCIENCE
Surgeons discuss landmark face transplant Mary Engel
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