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What happened on December 26, 2008
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
The peril of DNA: It's not perfect Maura Dolan and Jason Felch
Playwright's style changed theater Mary Rourke, Rourke is a former Times staff writer
A matchmaking tradition with an up-to-date twist Raja Abdulrahim
Test prep book is SAT-ire Mitchell Landsberg
Hospital is now a patient Scott Gold
Experts see danger in signal gaps Robert J. Lopez and Rich Connell
Southland weather not so frightful Larry Gordon
2 killed when van overturns on 110 Alexandra Zavis
Eight killed in shooting, fire at party Ari B. Bloomekatz, Tami Abdollah and Joel Rubin
TV's Catwoman, sultry singer of 'Santa Baby' Associated Press
Red tape snarls compost backer Mary MacVean
Still missing, but not forgotten DANA PARSONS
Old chemicals still a danger to seals Andrew Blankstein
Musician revived works written by Jews in labor camp Alexander F. Remington
NATIONAL
Death in the family Cynthia Dizikes
Agencies' report warns of faster climate change Juliet Eilperin, Eilperin writes for the Washington Post.
Food safety reform sits on back burner Noam N. Levey
An eye on war expense Times Wire Reports
Don't give this dog a bone Times Wire Reports
Text led to arrest in Palin-friend case Associated Press
Girl, 7, dies in fall from window Times Wire Reports
Army must expand, Pentagon says Ann Scott Tyson, Tyson writes for the Washington Post.
An energy boom gets some rules DeeDee Correll
Another blast of winter slams into the West Associated Press
Helpers converge for holiday Michelle Boorstein, Boorstein writes for the Washington Post.
Avalanche at Tahoe resort kills skier, 21 Associated Press
Border, Internet cited in U.S. terror threat assessment Associated Press
14 are injured when SUV crashes into Hanukkah party Newsday
Bush has 12th Christmas at Camp David retreat Associated Press
Obama visits Hawaiian base Associated Press
SPORTS
Higher education Chris Foster
Gift of defense sets them free Broderick Turner
Woods' hold on No. 1 is slipping Wire Reports
Mason gets his shot and hits it for Spurs Associated Press
Romo returns to practice Wire Reports
Chargers in revenge mode for Broncos SAM FARMER
Maualuga says Trojans can contain Penn State's Clark Gary Klein
It's no stretch to call him a foul shooter Barry Stavro
Results Associated Press
Kings tonight Helene Elliott
Miami suspends fifth player Associated Press
Gasol takes it right to them Mike Bresnahan
Jackson comes back from a real rampage Lance Pugmire
Santa Anita hopes to be right on the money Ross Newhan
For a change, they take it seriously MARK HEISLER
Cowboys continue to have hook on U.S. sports viewers DIANE PUCIN
Lakers go green Mike Bresnahan
ENTERTAINMENT
Brad Pitt owes a debt to Benjamin Button Reed Johnson
Pleasure, and pain, inside MOCA Suzanne Muchnic
George Stoll's fabulous fakes are the real thing after all CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT, ART CRITIC
Timeless struggles Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
Ring in cheap thrills Jessica Gelt
It's still wonderful even on the radio David C. Nichols
They all have their reasons David C. Nichols
Why 2009 will be rich with celebrations of Poe Associated Press
Party till yawn Charlie Amter
London calling CHARLES McNULTY, THEATER CRITIC
A connection from a shared loss Kevin Thomas
Little guy, big punch Charles Solomon
Singing the blues on Kennedy awards Robin Givhan
Turn of fortune benefits theater Karen Wada
First, it's crazy nails Charlie Amter
That aisle seat will cost you Associated Press
What happens in the greenroom . . . Manuel Roig-Franzia
This Heston was a fan of the Bard Nicholas A. Salerno
Bold man, bold ideas M.G. Lord, Lord's latest book is "Astro Turf: The Private Life of Rocket Science."
BUSINESS
Aston Martin 2009 DBS: a sports car you can bond with DAN NEIL
There'll be a dip in avocados Jerry Hirsch
Japan's vehicle sales plunge Associated Press
Group says it helped 2.2 million keep homes Renae Merle, Merle writes for the Washington Post.
Holiday sales fall 5.5% to 8% Associated Press
Next CES a little less electrifying Alex Pham
Rich rein in lavish habits amid drop in net worth Associated Press
Stations to lose viewers in move Associated Press
Ending 'decade of neglect' in U.S.-Latin America relations Chris Kraul
Cash stops flowing at Yellowstone Bloomberg News
OPINION
The vote: Victory, shock
The roads to prosperity Tom Lewis, Tom Lewis is the author of several books, including "Divided Highways," a history of the interstate highway system that was made into a PBS documentary. He teaches English at Skidmore College.
Proposition 8: Readers spoke out
The future: Debate rages
The court: Divisive ruling
The campaign: Religion, rights
Let music lead the way
Not a pretty picture
GOP is blinded by love JOEL STEIN
A bad sign
WORLD
London mall has something to prove Henry Chu
Chopper fends off pirates Pope calls for hope amid crisis Times Wire Reports
Authorities detain 59 in Tibet Times Wire Reports
A flutter of hope within them Robyn Dixon
Israel warns Hamas it will act to end rocket attacks Ashraf Khalil
Apartment blast kills at least 22 Times Wire Reports
Chopper fends off pirates Times Wire Reports
Home for Christmas in Baghdad Kimi Yoshino and Ali Hameed
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