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What happened on November 07, 2008
NEWS
OPINION
A shadow over solar power
Meanwhile, in Europe
What will Villaraigosa do?
Where were you?
The Prop. 8 election irony
Which hotshots will head to D.C.? By David Milne, David Milne, a lecturer in American politics at the University of East Anglia, is the author of "America's Rasputin: Walt Rostow and the Vietnam War."
Taking Detroit for a spin By Joel Stein
ENTERTAINMENT
The economic picture isn't pretty for the arts By Diane Haithman, Haithman is a Times staff writer.
2 lonely people meet . . . By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Delta blues in shades of gray By Kenneth Turan, TIMES MOVIE CRITIC
A mogul who speaks his mind By Patrick Goldstein
Letter writing as an art between two postwar poets By Jamie James, James is the author of "The Snake Charmer."
This 'Captain' veers off course By Sam Adams, Gary Goldstein, Robert Abele and Kevin Thomas
Agent's brother reps a star too By Tina Daunt, Daunt is a Times staff writer.
Crichton's 'incredible eye' for art By Diane Haithman, Haithman is a Times staff writer.
Kat Von D makes a mark that lasts By Mark Sachs, Sachs is a Times staff writer.
Behind 'Smoke,' fiery messages By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
Suffering, in plain sight of God By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
A tamer wild bunch By Michael Phillips, Phillips is a Chicago Tribune writer.
Wider exposure for comics By Yvonne Villarreal, Villarreal is a Times staff writer.
Creativity needed to pay piper By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
The horrors beyond the backyard By Sheri Linden, Linden is a freelance writer.
Updated style for MGM's lion By Susan King
Damages sought in Nazi art seizure associated press
Lincoln's public image considered associated press
O'Keeffe as TV movie's subject By Lee Margulies
A 3-D experience of ancient Rome associated press
KABC radio adds Curtis Sliwa By Lee Margulies
Operatic 'Repo' is bloody awful By Mark Olsen, Olsen is a freelance writer.
Alternating crass and clever By Michael Phillips, Phillips is a Chicago Tribune writer.
The style of a 'Ruby' in the rough By Robert Lloyd, Television Critic
Bye, Bernie: a job well done By Michael Phillips, Phillips is a movie critic for the Chicago Tribune.
A timely revisit to 'Grapes' By Philip Brandes and Charlotte Stoudt
Spirituality sustains those left 'Stranded' By Kenneth Turan, MOVIE CRITIC
Swims up(main)stream By Mark Olsen, Olsen is a freelance writer and critic.
Saving whales -- at a cost By Mary Mcnamara, Television Critic
Writers praise Obama Associated Press
WORLD
Afghan officials linked to attack on U.S. soldiers By M. Karim Faiez and Laura King, Faiez is a special correspondent and King is a Times staff writer.
Africans pin high hopes on Obama By Robyn Dixon, Dixon is a Times staff writer.
Gift for a king
$15-million legal ivory sale to aid conservation Times Wire Reports
Storm builds as it approaches Cuba Times Wire Reports
U.S. admits peace deal is unlikely Times Wire Reports
Suicide blasts kill 19 in tribal area Times Wire Reports
Senator's video mocks Holocaust Times Wire Reports
Both sides accused of killing civilians in Congolese town The Associated Press
Foreign chiefs have funny way of offering congrats From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Iraq still insists on U.S. pullout date The Washington Post
Mexico crash probe hits a snag: No one's buying it By Ken Ellingwood, Ellingwood is a Times staff writer.
Bombing kills at least 10 in southern Russia By Sergei L. Loiko, Loiko is a Times staff writer
Skepticism greets China's plan to address human rights By John M. Glionna, Glionna is a Times staff writer.
Taiwanese leader's talks with Chinese envoy stir protests By Mark Magnier and Cindy Sui, Magnier is a Times staff writer and Sui a special correspondent.
BUSINESS
Studios and electronics firms promote Blu-ray By Dawn C. Chmielewski, Chmielewski is a Times staff writer.
U. of Chicago to rename its business school after hefty gift from Booth By Tom Petruno, Petruno is a Times staff writer.
Banks have the cash but find borrowers are in short supply The Associated Press
Mortgage rates drop Times Wire Services
Microsoft not in talks with Yahoo Times Wire Services
Ex-Intel engineer faces charges Times Wire Services
MetroPCS, Leap in roaming deal Times Wire Services
Merrill CEO may get $5.2 million Times Wire Services
Contaminated heparin is seized Times Wire Services
Dana to cut 2,000 more jobs Times Wire Services
A sales tax jump could backfire By Martin Zimmerman, Zimmerman is a Times staff writer.
Ellis profit dives 65% amid sales slowdown By Roger Vincent, Vincent is a Times staff writer.
Chrysler revises lineup of three sedans Bloomberg News
Craigslist changes rules to deter illicit sex ads By Jessica Guynn, Guynn is a Times staff writer.
Disney issues a 'sobering outlook' By Meg James, James is a Times staff writer
Profit forecast is slashed Times Wire Reports
Subscriber gains boost net income Times Wire Reports
Profit rises 9.4% on higher rates Times Wire Reports
Revenue up but profit down 22% Times Wire Reports
Retail slump is a bad omen By Maura Reynolds and Andrea Chang, Reynolds and Chang are Times staff writers.
Bracing for recession, central banks cut rates The Associated Press
The wheels come off Germany's economy By Henry Chu, Chu is a Times staff writer.
A new blog
Retail data feed anxiety on Wall St. By Walter Hamilton and Ronald D. White, Hamilton and White are Times staff writers.
Mattel to eliminate 1,000 jobs, dozens at El Segundo site By David Colker, David Colker is a Times staff writer
Capitalism in the land of Marx: BMW delivers its manifesto By Dan Neil
Drillers to fight gov.'s oil tax plan By Marc Lifsher, Lifsher is a Times staff writer.
Adelson's Las Vegas Sands may face default on loans Bloomberg News
If only Wells had held its stock sale earlier . . . By Tom Petruno, Petruno is a Times staff writer.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Animal rights activist convicted of contempt over researcher protests By Larry Gordon, Gordon is a Times staff writer.
Gov. pushes hike in sales tax, big cuts By Evan Halper and Jordan Rau, Halper and Rau are Times staff writers.
Police chief announces retirement after 15 years By Paloma Esquivel
Death penalty ordered in boat owners' murders By My-thuan Tran
Man is charged in child's death By Sam Quinones
Fourth of five victims identified By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Villaraigosa on transition team By Phil Willon
Foundry settles AQMD charges By Hector Becerra
New mayor may avoid charges By Eric Bailey
Police chief set to retire in May By Paloma Esquivel
U.S. and Mexico cooperate to nab suspected killer By Scott Glover, Glover is a Times staff writer
Haidl testifies he gave cash to Carona By Christine Hanley, Hanley is a Times staff writer
Officer charged with sex assaults By Richard Winton, Winton is a Times staff writer.
Fatal Crash
Oscar-winning film producer THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
O.C. jury demands death for killer By My-thuan Tran, Tran is a Times staff writer.
Scientist laid groundwork for cloning By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Maugh is a Times staff writer.
Caltech goes green with Olive Harvest Festival By Margot Roosevelt; Bettina Boxall
Erudite critic was early champion of many writers THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Governor names his family's nanny to a state agency By Michael Rothfeld, Rothfeld is a Times staff writer.
Ex-O.C. judge reprimanded for rudeness By Stuart Pfeifer, Pfeifer is a Times staff writer.
Growing up as a hospital grows old By Hector Becerra, Becerra is a Times staff writer.
Cleared for his final takeoff By Scott Gold, Gold is a Times staff writer.
A laconic tale of corruption By Dana Parsons
Ex-president of Sudan TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Bollywood film, TV producer TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Mormons' Prop. 8 aid protested By Jessica Garrison and Joanna Lin, Garrison and Lin are Times staff writers.
Upset over the fire department of Idyllwild
L.A. solar plan could raise DWP rates By David Zahniser, Zahniser is a Times staff writer.
MySpace user arrested in Thousand Oaks stalking By Catherine Saillant, Saillant is a Times staff writer.
Def Jam Recordings executive succeeded Jay-Z THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Torah's tale is kept alive By Duke Helfand, Helfand is a Times staff writer.
NATIONAL
Some new little Obamas Associated Press
the finish line
U.S. may widen bailout beyond banking sector Times Wire Reports
Nuclear dump expansion urged Times Wire Reports
Not-guilty pleas in Obama plot Times Wire Reports
Snow blocks roads, cuts power Times Wire Reports
Eliot Spitzer won't be charged Times Wire Reports
Former FBI agent is convicted Times Wire Reports
The butler sees a new White House By Wil Haygood, Haygood writes for the Washington Post.
She shops here? You betcha By Kim Murphy, Murphy is a Times staff writer.
A power struggle in the House By Janet Hook, Hook is a Times staff writer.
Lieberman may lose Senate panel post Associated Press
Palin returns home to a chillier Alaska By Kim Murphy, Murphy is a Times staff writer.
Fear and boredom on Obama's trail By P.J. Huffstutter, Huffstutter is a Times staff writer.
Obama transition begins as Senate majority widens By Peter Nicholas and Michael Finnegan, Nicholas and Finnegan are Times staff writers
No clear choice for Treasury chief By Peter G. Gosselin, Gosselin is a Times staff writer.
SPORTS
L.A. offer to Ramirez might come up short By Dylan Hernandez, Hernandez is a Times staff writer.
Utah keeps BCS hopes alive associated press
Gordon isn't used to sitting By Lisa Dillman, Dillman is a Times staff writer.
Clippers tonight By Lisa Dillman
Coliseum may be too costly for City By Eric Sondheimer, Sondheimer is a Times staff writer.
Text messages from press row... By Jerry Crowe
Black coaches dwindle to four By Mark Medina, Medina is a Times staff writer.
Ducks tonight By Chris Foster
Kings really needed this win By Helene Elliott
Sam Farmer's Nfl Picks: Week 10 By Sam Farmer, Farmer is a Times staff writer.
Odom sets mind to new role By Broderick Turner, Turner is a Times staff writer.
It's a fine line with recruits By Eric Sondheimer, Sondheimer is a Times staff writer.
West Coast will get left out By Diane Pucin, Pucin is a Times staff writer
¡Viva! football By Kevin Baxter, Baxter is a Times staff writer
'Futbol americano' history By Kevin Baxter
Dreams could soon become a reality By Kevin Baxter, Baxter is a Times staff writer.
Edwards chases Johnson to end By Jim Peltz, Peltz is a Times staff writer.
Results associated press
Venus defeats Serena to reach semifinals wire reports
Fantasy Forecast By Sam Farmer
Cutler and Broncos upstage Quinn, 34-30 associated press
Another emotional Rudy story By Bill Plaschke
This Week's Top Games By Ben Bolch
Hole in one? Not that big a deal, really By Mike Penner
Fired Lalas finally speaks out on Galaxy By Grahame L. Jones, Jones is a Times staff writer.
He's big, but not too big By Eric Sondheimer, Sondheimer is a Times staff writer.
Slowly but surely By David Wharton, Wharton is a Times staff writer.
Quarterback not a big deal with the Beavers By David Wharton, Wharton is a Times staff writer.
Sanchez shows grit at practice By Gary Klein, Klein is a Times staff writer.
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