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What happened on August 11, 2009
NATIONAL
Washington state revisits three-strikes law Kim Murphy
Debate heats up on healthcare for illegal immigrants Antonio Olivo
Cattle rustling on the rise again in Texas Kate Linthicum
Local currencies cash in on recession Nicholas Riccardi
House leaders ditch plans to buy passenger jets Associated Press
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
South Carolina lawmakers: Sanford broke air travel rules Associated Press
Rescuers unable to save whales From Times Wire Services
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
In healthcare debate, 'reality' is in dispute Christi Parsons
Janet Napolitano on the border, immigration and more Anna Gorman
SPORTS
Carl Lewis wins fourth and last gold medal Mario Aguirre
Talkin' baseball with Terry Cashman JERRY CROWE
Tony Stewart has it down pat at Watkins Glen Associated Press
Odds are against a Freeway World Series Ben Bolch
Dodgers find the win column DYLAN HERNANDEZ
Boston defeats Detroit, 6-5 Associated Press
Winning streak ends at seven for Yankees Associated Press
Marlins continue their climb Associated Press
Up next for Sparks: Tuesday vs. New York Mark Medina
Angels give it a lot of power JIM PELTZ
The Day In Sports Staff And Wire Reports
Landon Donovan is the potential game-changer for U.S. against Mexico GRAHAME L. JONES
Chris Dufresne's preseason top 25 Chris Dufresne
Angels plan to call up Trevor Bell to start Wednesday's game Jim Peltz
Full-strength Sparks beat Indiana, 75-63 Mark Medina
Steve Smith steps out of the shadows Sam Farmer
Troy Tulowitzki hits for the cycle as Rockies defeat the Cubs Associated Press
Aaron Corp injury causes scare at camp Gary Klein
Los Angeles group isn't resting on its Olympic laurels BILL DWYRE
Dodgers' Chad Billingsley is scratched from Wednesday's start Dylan Hernandez
Freshmen show off skills on first day Chris Foster
ENTERTAINMENT
'Dr. Laura' to KFWB as station trades all-news for talk radio format Steve Carney
Neighborhoods: Sunland-tujunga Rachel B. Levin
'South of Broad' Scott Martelle
'Kukla, Fran and Ollie' episodes arrive Susan King
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Randy Lewis
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
Theater Review F. Kathleen Foley
That Amy Adams touch Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
A Hard Summer bummer at the Forum Todd Martens and Scott T. Sterling
Fox to air 'Octomom' special Greg Braxton
Live: Toots & the Maytals and Black Uhuru at the Hollywood Bowl Reed Johnson
CD review: 'Pretty Mess' by Erika Jayne Margaret Wappler; Randy Lewis; Mikael Wood
Opera Review MARK SWED, MUSIC CRITIC
SCIENCE
4 healthy choices to change your life Shara Yurkiewicz
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Long Beach Aquarium's tiger shark is a picky eater Louis Sahagun
With jobs harder to find, work gets easier for Army recruiters Alexandra Zavis
Prison officials had warning that a disturbance was likely in Chino Carol J. Williams and Nicole Santa Cruz
DWP proposes hiring former Assembly speaker Nuñez to help lobbyists David Zahniser
Jeff Prugh dies at 69; former Times sportswriter was coauthor of several books Keith Thursby
Musician was major influence on folk music revival Joe Holley, Holley writes for the Washington Post.
Survivors mark 10th anniversary of Granada Hills shooting Ann M. Simmons
In Ventura County, an increase in the mobile homeless Catherine Saillant
Passings From Times Wire Reports
California Briefing Corina Knoll
California Briefing Patrick McGreevy
California Briefing Robert J. Lopez
Special guardian sought to oversee Jackson children's interests Harriet Ryan
Passings From Times Wire Reports
State to continue war on invasive moth Amy Littlefield
Coastal Commission is sued over Venice parking permits Martha Groves
With murder conviction overturned, Bruce Lisker is slated for release Matt Lait
Leonard Britton, 78; superintendent led L.A. Unified for three years Howard Blume
California Briefing Tony Barboza
Lawmaker urges U.S. standards for gang intervention workers Scott Gold
A rivulet (actually, many of them) runs through it HECTOR TOBAR
BUSINESS
Sony Pictures to produce Michael Jackson film Ben Fritz
Julia Child cookbook sales are on fire Tiffany Hsu and Jerry Hirsch
Bank of America agrees to pay $55 million to Countrywide ex-employees E. Scott Reckard
Real estate agent and appraiser found guilty in Westside mortgage fraud case Peter Y. Hong
A budget is key to small-business success Cyndia Zwahlen
Cassette tapes get an iPod connection -- as a holder David Colker
TV boosts Lions Gate quarterly earnings Claudia Eller
Steps you can take to survive the recession Karen E. Klein
RadioShack, er, the Shack makes its case for relevancy DAN NEIL
Maguire Properties to default on 7 prime office buildings Roger Vincent
Stocks slip as traders await rally's next catalyst Associated Press
Bank of America's settlement over bonuses delayed Walter Hamilton
Business Briefing / Energy Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Books Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Airlines Times Wire Reports
Company Town
Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Telecom Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Cyber attack makes anti-Russia blogger a star David Colker
California's average pump price jumps above $3 a gallon Ronald D. White
EBay, GM to start car-selling trial Tuesday W.J. Hennigan
Radio host Don Imus in talks with Fox Business Network Matea Gold
OPINION
Must science declare a holy war on religion? Chris Mooney and Sheril Kirshenbaum, Chris Mooney and Sheril Kirshenbaum are coauthors of the new book, "Unscientific America: How Scientific Illiteracy Threatens Our Future."
Charter and private schools might not make the grade either Diane Ravitch, Diane Ravitch is a historian of education at New York University. Her new book, "The Death and Life of the Great American School System," will be published in March.
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Why are homeowners not being helped?
Washington is scaring our Latin American neighbors
Wrongful convictions: California is guilty of injustice
Letters
WORLD
At Mexico summit, Obama says immigration reform will have to wait Peter Nicholas and Tracy Wilkinson
Typhoon buries Taiwan village in mud Barbara Demick
Iraq attacks raise fears of renewed ethnic tensions Liz Sly
Tonga ferry captain says authorities to blame for sinking Associated Press
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
Aung San Suu Kyi convicted, will serve house arrest Associated Press
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
South Korean corporate leader goes to North seeking freedom for five captives John M. Glionna
Afghanistan's presidential election campaign an exercise in peril Laura King
Shrine a litmus test for Japan's premiers John M. Glionna
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