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What happened on January 05, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
California Supreme Court to take on state law granting in-state tuition to illegal immigrants By Anna Gorman
111th Congress reflects greater religious diversity in the U.S. By Joanna Lin
That's timber, not trash By Steve Chawkins
Disabled man's crusade a bane to business owners By Carol J. Williams
Pat Hingle dies at 84; veteran actor was perhaps best known for 'Batman' role By Jon Thurber
New L.A. parking laws cause unrest in theater district By Jennifer Oldham
Desert town's lone water man stays on the go to maintain flow By David Kelly
Foundations take active role on health policy By Jordan Rau
Family seeks answers in case of woman found dead near Lancaster in 2007 By Garrett Therolf
Vera Glaser, veteran Washington reporter, dies at 92 Washington Post
Tioga High students push to recall school board By Richard C. Paddock
California Briefing / Pacific Palisades By Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / Orange County By Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Riverside County By Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Culver City By Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / Los Angeles Associated Press
The Region
Protest Afoot
California Briefing / Carlsbad By Tony Perry
For love of the (bowl) game By Al Martinez
Hilton jewelry burglar was probably familiar with home By Richard Winton
BUSINESS
Sempra solar energy project makes advances in costs By Marla Dickerson
Taking 3-D to a new dimension: the TV By Alex Pham
Arranging retail space to match Planet Florist's designs By Cyndia Zwahlen
Apple's condition linked to Steve Jobs' health By Michael Hiltzik
Box office: 'Marley & Me' sits, stays at No. 1 By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Los Angeles-area small-business lender receives cash infusion By Cyndia Zwahlen
How to connect electronic components By Scott J. Wilson
Financing for retail doesn't just walk in the door By Karen E. Klein
Cash is ready when the market's mood improves ASSOCIATED PRESS
Today's 3-D leaps ahead of old format By Alex Pham
Hoteliers see too much room at the inn By Roger Vincent
WORLD
Mexico's Subcomandante Marcos makes a rare appearance By Tracy Wilkinson
Britain moves to curb rise in knife violence By Henry Chu
Invasion of Gaza by Israel comes at delicate time for Washington By Paul Richter
Suicide bomber kills 38 near Iraqi shrine By Usama Redha and Kimi Yoshino
Gaza City residents hunker down By Rushdi Abu Alouf and Richard Boudreaux
World Briefing / Somalia TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / France TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Afghanistan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Bolivia TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Ukraine TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Antarctica TIMES WIRE REPORTS
7 killed in suicide attack in Pakistan ASSOCIATED PRESS
Gaza incursion halts aid convoy, commerce at Egypt border crossing By Jeffrey Fleishman
In Gaza, at least 35 Palestinians killed in Israeli ground attack By Ashraf Khalil and Rushdi Abu Alouf
Diplomatic efforts to halt Gaza offensive make little progress By Borzou Daragahi
ENTERTAINMENT
Provecho restaurant By Jessica Gelt
Cable flips channel on public access TV By Reed Johnson
'The Story of India' on KCET By Robert Lloyd
Orson Scott Card and his world of Ender By Alicia Lozano
Hollywood's Musicians Institute teaches the endangered art of A&R By Randy Lewis
TV legends' histories just a mouse click away By Vance Durgin
'Jack London in Paradise: A Novel,' by Paul Malmont By Thomas Meaney, Meaney is a New York-based critic and reviewer.
Grateful no longer, the Dead will tour Associated Press
Glasvegas drops a hook or two in a sea of effects August Brown, Chris Barton and Randy Lewis
Web Scout By David Sarno
Stockard Channing sings again in 'Pal Joey' revival Associated Press
Keeping the coins in a jar by the door Bloomberg News
HEALTH
Working out old school: Is it time to pull out the ThighMaster? By Whitney Friedlander
Exercise some frugality By Francesca Lunzer Kritz
Parkour exercises make use of city environment By Jeannine Stein
A running program that fits your stride By Jeannine Stein
Turn the world into your gym By Jeannine Stein
Pump up without slimming your wallet By Roy M. Wallack, Wallack, an Irvine-based fitness writer and co-author of "Bike for Life: How to Ride to 100," doesn't let the weather stop him.
Add hiking trails to exercise routine By Jeannine Stein
For the record
Gardening can help older people stay fit By Jeannine Stein
In plank exercise, keep spine straight By Karen Voight, Voight is a freelance fitness writer and the creator of a line of fitness DVDs. The latest is "Sleek Essentials."
For an added burn, try exercising on the sand By Jeannine Stein
SPORTS
Lakers feeling golden with a No. 1 record By Mike Bresnahan
Granada Hills is home to a true basketball team By Eric Sondheimer
Bill Cowher says he won't coach in 2009 Wire Reports
Trail Blazers have bright future, just not this year By Mark Heisler
Vikings' Adrian Peterson talks a good game, anyway By Mike Penner
A further review is indicated By Sam Farmer
Luke Walton sits out against Portland By Mike Bresnahan
Dolphins are easy pickings for Ravens By Jamison Hensley, Hensley writes for the Baltimore Sun.
Clippers' loss is their seventh straight By Broderick Turner
Ducks come up with old-fashioned win, 2-0 By Helene Elliott
Raptors edge Magic, 108-102 Associated Press
Knicks upset slumping Celtics Associated Press
Eagles feel the joy against the Vikings By Vaughn Mcclure, McClure writes for the Chicago Tribune.
Loyola Marymount gets its first win of season Associated Press
UCLA come through in clutch to beat Oregon, 83-74 By David Wharton
Mike Dunleavy zooms in on agents By Broderick Turner
No. 1 North Carolina loses to Boston College Associated Press
Times Top 25 Basketball By Ben Bolch
Texas' Colt McCoy keeps it simple By David Wharton
USC loses to Oregon State in overtime, 62-58 By Chris Foster
They're Heismans apart By Chris Dufresne
OPINION
No defending the Defense of Marriage Act By Bob Barr, Bob Barr represented the 7th District of Georgia in the House of Representatives from 1995 to 2003 and was the Libertarian Party's 2008 nominee for president.
A Turkish 'I apologize' campaign to Armenians By Esra Ozyurek, Esra Ozyurek is an associate professor of anthropology at UC San Diego and the author of "Nostalgia for the Modern: State Secularism and Everyday Politics in Turkey" and "Politics of Public Memory in Turkey."
L.A. Zoo should free Billy the elephant By Daphne Sheldrick, Daphne Sheldrick, chairperson of David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, is the recipient of many awards for her wildlife conservation work.
Mass Animation's Facebook gambit
California's broken prisons
Big trouble for the GOP
Be careful what you wish for
Understanding more disorders
What's the rush?
Kennan, Huntington and the power of intellectuals
'Patriot dollars' to reform politics By Pamela L. Finmark and William D. Chalmers, Pamela Finmark and William D. Chalmers, recently retired political consultants/fundraisers, have worked on campaigns on the state and national level, including for presidential candidates.
Controversial in life and death
NATIONAL
A tornado that changed everything By Tara Malone and Lisa Black
Obama wants tax cuts in stimulus plan Bloomberg News
Burris may have a chance at Senate seat By Mike Dorning
Bill Richardson withdraws as Commerce pick By Mike Dorning
National Briefing / Tennessee TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Louisiana TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Virginia TIMES WIRE REPORTS
An emotional Obama leaves Chicago for Washington By Noam N. Levey
NEWS
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