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What happened on August 10, 2009
WORLD
U.S., Mexico, Canada to tackle thorny issues By Peter Nicholas and Tracy Wilkinson
Manila's Hobbit House bar: Full of little people and a big love By John M. Glionna
Iraq seeks release of 3 U.S. hikers held by Iran By Liz Sly
Iran's president purges intelligence ministry By Borzou Daragahi
Nearly 1 million flee typhoon in China Associated Press
Ethiopian Israeli filmmaker pulls no punches By Edmund Sanders
Kim Jong Il 'in full control' of North Korea, U.S. official says By Paul Richter
Pakistani Taliban prey on youths to bolster forces By Alex Rodriguez
World Briefing / Iraq Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Afghanistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Angola Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Mexico Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Madagascar Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Spain Times Wire Reports
BUSINESS
Tough times in the porn industry By Ben Fritz
Barry Diller's air of tech savvy hasn't paid off for shareholders By Michael Hiltzik
'Cash for clunkers' program still powering sales By Richard Verrier
National consumer protection agency would upend fragmented structure By Jim Puzzanghera
'G.I. Joe' starts at No. 1, but mission may be in jeopardy By Ben Fritz
Microsoft selling ad agency Razorfish Bloomberg
RadioShack updates its name and image By Wailin Wong
Retail sales report could give clues to economy's strength Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
L.A. convocation honors the world's great religions By Duke Helfand
Anne Wexler dies at 79; political power broker and influential Washington lobbyist By Matt Schudel
Family, friends gather to remember Lily Burk By Corina Knoll and Margot Roosevelt
Polarization is paralyzing California By George Skelton
Stamp of approval for TV's 'Dragnet' By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Harold W. Arberg Sr. dies at 90; he adapted 'Caisson' into Army's official song By Joe Holley
Lawsuits latest roadblock for California budget By Evan Halper
Marines enlist pigs to aid in medical training for troops By Tony Perry
Dormitory burns down in Chino prison riot By Joe Mozingo and Margot Roosevelt
Deputies fatally shot man in Carson By Ari B. Bloomekatz
South L.A. shooting leads to an unexpected bond By Molly Hennessy-fiske
Signs memorializing freeway accident victims opposed By Patrick Mcgreevy
Memorial service is Thursday for U.S. District Court Judge Robert Takasugi
State seeks an even keel on taxes By Eric Bailey
Toddler found dead was in foster care By Ari B. Bloomekatz and Molly Hennessy-fiske
California Briefing / Tulare County By Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Glendora Associated Press
California Briefing / Huntington Beach By Joe Mozingo
California Briefing / Los Padres National Forest By Ari B. Bloomekatz
NATIONAL
Alaskans question cost of supporting rural outposts By Kim Murphy
Obama's grass-roots network is put to the test By Peter Wallsten
Sorting out claims about healthcare legislation By Noam N. Levey
Litigants become their own lawyers By John Keilman
National Briefing / South Carolina Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Hawaii Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / New York Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Arizona Times Wire Reports
The Nation
HEALTH
The science of salmonella By Karen Kaplan
Does it matter what the doctor weighs? By Julie Deardorff
Facebook can threaten relationships, study says By Melissa Healy
Exercise firms back, buttock and thigh muscles By Karen Voight
Interchangeable lens sunglasses make it perfectly clear By Roy M. Wallack
Forehead lift smooths some patients' headaches, too By Shara Yurkiewicz
Sleep aids may pose a risk to the elderly By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon
He sees dead people, but never gets used to it By Steve Dudley
Eating with the enemy
The rewards of volunteering By Valerie Ulene
'Royal Pains,' treated recklessly By Marc Siegel
For the record
For the record
OPINION
A sure way to fight the threat of religious fundamentalism? Healthy doubts. By Gregory Rodriguez
Schwarzenegger's budget cuts were legal By Andrea Lynn Hoch and Jennifer Rockwell, Andrea Lynn Hoch is the legal affairs secretary for Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Jennifer Rockwell is chief counsel, California Department of Finance.
A recipe for controversy
Fringe food lawsuits: Take them with a grain of salt
The ins and outs of Kurdistan By Lionel Beehner, Lionel Beehner, formerly a senior writer with the Council on Foreign Relations, writes for a variety of newspapers and magazines.
Verdict on the GOP
Iran, Israel and nuclear arms
Do we need more lawmakers?
Free speech or organized mobs?
The Pauley plan
SPORTS
USC's Joe McKnight is healthy and happy at camp By Gary Klein
Phil Dalhausser and Todd Rogers win Hermosa Beach Open By Bill Brink
Mary Decker and Zola Budd get tangled up By Mario Aguirre
Yankees finish four-game home sweep of Red Sox Associated Press
Seattle tramples Tampa Bay, 11-2 Associated Press
Erick Aybar keeps improving at the plate By Jim Peltz
Angels can't overcome mistakes, Derek Holland By Jim Peltz
Chris Dufresne's preseason top 25 By Chris Dufresne
Derek Holland's effort brings memories of Bobo By Jerry Crowe
Another victory for Tiger Woods Associated Press
Zenyatta is simply amazing By Bill Dwyre
Joe Torre calls a meeting after another Dodgers' loss By Kevin Baxter
Could John Smoltz or Vicente Padilla be in Dodgers' future? By Kevin Baxter
Jennifer Song wins U.S. Women's Amateur final Associated Press
All the little things add up to big win for Flavia Pennetta By Diane Pucin
Andy Roddick loses to Juan Martin del Potro in Washington final Associated Press
Marlins sweep the Phillies Associated Press
Familiar faces show up in new places this season By Sam Farmer
Nationals win their eighth in a row Associated Press
Zola Budd still runs, but not from the past By Bill Dwyre
It's all about the fans for David Beckham By Mike Penner
Up next for Sparks: Monday vs. Indiana By Mark Medina
Penalty-kick goal by Shannon Boxx is a winner Staff Reports
Cris Collinsworth helps fill the void John Madden left behind By Diane Pucin
Competition for UCLA's offensive line is wide open By Chris Foster
Putting Their Heads Together
ENTERTAINMENT
Children's Festival of the Arts celebrates culture By Yvonne Villarreal
Steve Harvey returns to L.A. radio By Juliette Funes
SCENE SETTER: Bistro LQ By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
The Jonas Brothers By Mikael Wood
'The Nine Lives of Marion Barry' By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Still 'Pretty in Pink' By Juliette Funes
'Lords of the Revolution' and 'Woodstock: Now & Then' By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Pop Music Review By August Brown
Architecture Review By Christopher Hawthorne, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
Tv Press Tour By Scott Collins and Maria Elena Fernandez
NEWS
SCIENCE
Ovarian cancer surgery doesn't have to end fertility By Shari Roan
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