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What happened on August 31, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Ft. Irwin stands in for Iraq Alexandra Zavis
An American success story GEORGE SKELTON
Sex offenders move to Antioch area 'because they can' Maria L. La Ganga, Maura Dolan and Molly Hennessy-Fiske
Station fire claims 18 homes and two firefighters Jessica Garrison, Alexandra Zavis and Joe Mozingo
Some residents in burn areas ignore orders to evacuate Louis Sahagun, Sam Quinones and Cara Mia DiMassa
TV signals from Mt. Wilson at risk Corina Knoll and Hector Becerra
A quest for the mysteries of spiritual experience Louis Sahagun
Richard Moore dies at 83; cinematographer and co-founder of Panavision Keith Thursby
Northrop Grumman to spend $21 million on San Gabriel Valley water cleanup Bettina Boxall
Hunting for psyllids in Echo Park Esmeralda Bermudez
California Briefing Rong-Gong Lin II
California Briefing Associated Press
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
California Briefing Anna Gorman
Oakland police officer shot after making traffic stop Anna Gorman
Air quality suffers, schools stay closed and animals find shelter Corina Knoll
PASSINGS: Beryl W. Sprinkel, Richard Hamtok Pae Times Staff and Wire Reports
Los Angeles-area wildfire fight seems unhampered by budget cuts Evan Halper
Barbara Lauwers Podoski dies at 95; launched psychological campaign against Germans in WWII Patricia Sullivan, Sullivan writes for the Washington Post.
Census outreach is critical in L.A. County Teresa Watanabe
Research expedition looks into Pacific garbage patch Bettina Boxall
500 groups urge Obama to halt immigration police program Anna Gorman
HEALTH
How does Usain Bolt do it? Jeannine Stein
Cancer screenings don't have to be costly Francesca Lunzer Kritz
The brain may not be fooled by sugar substitutes Douglas Fox
Fewer respiratory infections treated with antibiotics Jill U. Adams
Multi-taskers are prone to distraction Karen Kaplan
Sweet stuffed Wendy Hansen
Medical testing in your home Kathleen Kelleher
A straightforward hamstring stretch Karen Voight
Cancer tests are priceless By Francesca Lunzer Kritz, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Follow directions carefully with at-home health tests Kathleen Kelleher
A use for kudzu Shari Roan
Doctors' hopeful outlook can be a potent tonic for patients Judy Foreman
SPORTS
Meet the only man to pinch-hit for Ted Williams JERRY CROWE
Dodgers' Matt Kemp shows his tremendous upside BILL PLASCHKE
Taylor Mays is already USC's comeback player of year Gary Klein
Chula Vista Park View comes from behind to win Little League title Tony Perry
Rancho Verde's Ronald Powell is a jack of many positions Ben Bolch
Spotlight turns to Trojans' receivers Gary Klein
Dodgers defeat the Reds in 12 innings DYLAN HERNANDEZ, ON THE DODGERS
Kimi Raikkonen wins the Belgian Grand Prix Wire Reports
Giants stun Rockies, pull even in wild-card race Associated Press
Arizona pitcher Qualls injured in win over Astros Associated Press
Minnesota defeats Texas, 5-3 Associated Press
It's been 2 years without a game for quarterback Kevin Prince Chris Foster
Sparks find the energy to beat Sun, 91-81 Mark Medina
Chris Dufresne's preseason top 25: No. 4 USC Chris Dufresne
Paul Byrd is sharp in first start in nearly a year Associated Press
Dodgers trade for Belliard to fill utility role Dylan Hernandez
Scott Kazmir admires Angels' commitment to winning Bill Shaikin
John Lackey earns 100th victory with Angels BILL SHAIKIN, ON THE ANGELS
Tennis players get back to the glorious grind at U.S. Open BILL DWYRE
Jay Cutler leads Bears to win over Broncos Associated Press
Heath Slocum wins The Barclays by one shot Associated Press
At U.S. Open, it's all about the Williams sisters, as usual Diane Pucin
Goal for this season: Make every game count ERIC SONDHEIMER, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
High Schools
Brett Favre hasn't conquered all the Vikings Mike Penner
NATIONAL
CIA's black sites, illuminated Greg Miller
Maryland church marks a vanished community Arthur Hirsch
Cheney lashes out at Obama administration Josh Meyer
Even a cemetery suffers in this economy Tina Susman
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
Dissecting Democrats' healthcare bills Kim Geiger and James Oliphant
Space shuttle Discovery docks at space station Associated Press
Battleship Missouri to get $15-million makeover Associated Press
Hundreds line up at Sen. Edward Kennedy's grave Dagny Salas, Salas writes for the Washington Post.
Ban on interstate business may be relaxed Richard Simon
ENTERTAINMENT
Casey McCabe gives KAMP-FM a lift Juliette Funes
'Hell' by Robert Olen Butler Jacob Silverman
Jeff Bridges makes 'The Open Road' worth the trip Michael Ordona
Comedy mingles with cannabis Yvonne Villarreal
Bush's daughter gets a new job on 'Today' Associated Press
This week, 'Fringe' and 'Glee' will be all a-Twitter Maria Elena Fernandez
Here's Liza to a T Charles McNulty, THEATER CRITIC
Daytime's big night Yvonne Villarreal
'Halloween II' Robert Abele
KNBC tops L.A. Area Emmy Awards competition Lee Margulies
Concert Reviews MARK SWED, MUSIC CRITIC
SCENE SETTER: The Gorbals Jessica Gelt
Barbra Streisand Susan King
Geffen Playhouse addresses money blues Mike Boehm
Review: 'The Final Destination' Gary Goldstein
BUSINESS
Kobe Bryant's virtually no different in NBA 2K10 Alex Pham
Story not all bleak for newspaper industry's outlook Martin Zimmerman
Viacom hopes the Beatles: Rock Band game sets stage for rebound Ben Fritz
Wall Street will be watching for growth indicators Associated Press
'The Final Destination' wins duel with 'Halloween II' Ben Fritz
SAG members look to end dissension in election for president Richard Verrier
Could boycotts help restore some civil discourse on political issues? MICHAEL HILTZIK
OPINION
Letters
Honduras' coup must not stand Robert White and Glenn Hurowitz, Robert White, former political section chief at the U.S. Embassy in Honduras and ambassador to El Salvador and Paraguay, is president of the Center for International Policy. Glenn Hurowitz, a senior fellow at the center, is the author of "Fear and Courage in the Democratic Party."
Letters
Darfur has become even more of a problem
Letters to the editor
Long road to a constitutional convention
Poll results that are poles apart Phil Trounstine and Jerry Roberts, Phil Trounstine and Jerry Roberts report regularly on California politics at calbuzz.com.
Conservatives, yesterday and today GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
WORLD
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
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
8 killed at street party in Mexico Tracy Wilkinson
Suicide bomber kills 15 police trainees in Pakistan Alex Rodriguez
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
Thousands of Myanmar refugees stream into China Mark Magnier
Former Israeli Prime Minister Olmert indicted on corruption charges Richard Boudreaux
Japanese voters reject longtime ruling party John M. Glionna and Yuriko Nagano
Art museums struggling in Mexico Tracy Wilkinson
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