What happened on August 20, 2009

BUSINESS

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

OPINION

The sunset of South Korea's 'sunshine policy' Donald Kirk, Donald Kirk, a longtime correspondent in South Korea and the author of the forthcoming "Korea Betrayed: Kim Dae Jung and Sunshine," met with Kim Dae-jung a number of times.
Boycott Israel Neve Gordon, Neve Gordon is the author of "Israel's Occupation" and teaches politics at Ben-Gurion University in Beersheba, Israel.
Nadya Suleman, the queen of bad-parent porn MEGHAN DAUM
Letters
Letters
Letters
Bringing King Hospital back to life
City's early retirement plan was premature

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What happened on August 20, 2009

BUSINESS

Using solar heat to power air conditioning Nathan Olivarez-Giles

Rodeo Drive building sells for $2,471 per square foot, or $28 million Roger Vincent

Wells Fargo is sued over home equity lines of credit E. Scott Reckard

Orange County man gets 27-year sentenced in investment scams E. Scott Reckard

Top EBay sellers have some advice for GM W.J. Hennigan

Carl's Jr. launches Big Mac rival in ads bad-mouthing McDonald's burgers Mike Hughlett

ACORN protests Litton Loan Servicing outside foreclosed home in L.A. Nathan Olivarez-Giles

MySpace plans to buy online music service ILike Dawn C. Chmielewski

Get a $600,000 house for $100, if you're lucky Nathan Olivarez-Giles

Credit card issuers boost rates ahead of tougher rules Don Lee and W.J. Hennigan

'Terminator Salvation' producers file for bankruptcy protection Ben Fritz

Northrop is putting advisory unit up for sale Bloomberg News

Stocks lower following slide in overseas markets Associated Press

Redbox sues Warner Home Video over new DVD restrictions Dawn C. Chmielewski

Retailers hope for big payoff with 1-cent sales Sandra M. Jones, Jones writes for the Chicago Tribune.

NFL could score huge bucks from TV deal strategy Joe Flint

UBS to divulge 4,000 account names, more expected David S. Hilzenrath and Tomoeh Murakami Tse, Hilzenrath and Tse write for the Washington Post.

Guaranty Financial's assets to be taken over by Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria of Spain Bloomberg News

'Cash for clunkers' won't be running much longer, government says Martin Zimmerman

Oceanfront resort Terranea facing financial challenges Roger Vincent

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Groups to file complaints against 16 porn companies Kimi Yoshino

It's a charter year and new future for Birmingham High Mitchell Landsberg

Compton pastor accused of embezzling $800,000 in church funds Alexandra Zavis

State prison system 'collapsing under its own weight,' Schwarzenegger says Michael Rothfeld

Youth group leader accused of having sex with teen Robert J. Lopez

An apple a day keeps extinction away for rare fruit Margot Roosevelt

Prosecutors search for man charged with jury tampering David Kelly

California Briefing Shelby Grad

California Briefing Patrick J. McDonnell

California Briefing Tami Abdollah

California Briefing Associated Press

California Briefing Robert J. Lopez

California Briefing Robert J. Lopez

Virginia Davis dies at 90; played Alice in early Disney short comedies Dennis McLellan

Search continues for 'person of interest' in death of swimsuit model Ari B. Bloomekatz and Richard Winton

Officials may recommend 3 flu shots Rong-Gong Lin II and Kim Geiger

California Briefing Alexandra Zavis

A quick decline, and bleak future, for O.C. transit agency Tami Abdollah

'60 Minutes' creator Don Hewitt dies at 86 Dennis McLellan

California Briefing Kimi Yoshino

Marine to receive Navy Cross for bravery in Afghanistan Tony Perry

Suspect in 6-year-old's beating death arrested in Las Vegas Hector Becerra and Andrew Blankstein

'Water buffaloes' got it all wrong GEORGE SKELTON

OPINION

The sunset of South Korea's 'sunshine policy' Donald Kirk, Donald Kirk, a longtime correspondent in South Korea and the author of the forthcoming "Korea Betrayed: Kim Dae Jung and Sunshine," met with Kim Dae-jung a number of times.

Boycott Israel Neve Gordon, Neve Gordon is the author of "Israel's Occupation" and teaches politics at Ben-Gurion University in Beersheba, Israel.

Nadya Suleman, the queen of bad-parent porn MEGHAN DAUM

SPORTS

A beginner's guide to baseball CHRIS ERSKINE, Erskine also writes the "Man of the House" column in Saturday's Home section.

Questions raised about gender of winner of women's 800-meter race Philip Hersh

Vicente Padilla could be a throwback to some bad old days T.J. SIMERS

The best brings out the worst in Dodgers KURT STREETER

Cliff Lee sparkles again for Phillies Associated Press

It'll be a hard sell with Stephon Marbury's resume Barry Stavro

Twins defeat the Rangers Associated Press

Rockies' Carlos Gonzalez stays on homer streak Associated Press

Dodgers are losing their edge DYLAN HERNANDEZ

Red Sox power past Roy Halladay and the Blue Jays Associated Press

Mike Magee has a role in two goals Wire Reports

Chris Dufresne's preseason top 25: No. 15 Virginia Tech Chris Dufresne

Sam Querrey beats Andy Roddick at Cincinnati Masters Wire Reports

Sparks' Lisa Leslie scores season-high 28 points in 78-63 victory Mark Medina

League reaches milestone moment Grahame L. Jones

Battle brewing between backup cornerbacks Chris Foster

Eric Mangini: Brett Favre's return is no surprise Wire Reports

Dodgers sign Vicente Padilla Dylan Hernandez

Angels' Jered Weaver stands tall against Indians MIKE DiGIOVANNA

USC faces choices as Aaron Corp readies return at quarterback Gary Klein

Kevin Jepsen won't let his back slow him down Mike DiGiovanna

NATIONAL

CIA assassination program had been outsourced to Blackwater, ex-officials say Joby Warrick, Warrick writes for the Washington Post.

Obama endangering developing countries' access to affordable drugs, activists charge Tom Hamburger

Healthcare co-ops emerging as viable alternative James Oliphant

National Briefing Times Wire Reports

National Briefing Times Wire Reports

National Briefing Times Wire Reports

National Briefing Times Wire Reports