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What happened on January 10, 2009
BUSINESS
Shanghai Disneyland closer to reality By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Don Lee
Bars and restaurants are getting toasted by happy hour By Jerry Hirsch
Social services see recession's toll By David Lazarus
Warner Bros. to outsource jobs overseas By Claudia Eller
Web-fashioned toys for playtime (it's for kids, not the kid in you) By Alex Pham
Job losses highest since 1945 By Maura Reynolds and Peter Nicholas
Audit of California Avocado Commission uncovers at least $1.5 million in questionable spending By Marc Lifsher
Lawmakers seek reform of bailout By Jim Puzzanghera
Best Buy trims forecast for '09 Associated Press
Boeing to cut 4,500 jobs as airline demand falls Associated Press
Judge won't suppress e-mail by Broadcom's Henry Nicholas Associated Press
Cost Plus to close 26 stores, cut workers By Andrea Chang
COBRA health insurance too costly for the unemployed, study says Associated Press
KB Home reports eighth straight quarterly loss By Peter Y. Hong
Stocks decline after mixed unemployment report Associated Press
Robert Rubin resigns with Citigroup in disarray Bloomberg News
CES explores consumer technology's silver lining By Michelle Maltais
Charges dropped against ex-Reagan budget director Associated Press
Verizon to route all calls over Web within 7 years Bloomberg News
Studios in talks to end 'Watchmen' suit By John Horn
Business Briefing / Publishing From Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Gaming From Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Law From Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Technology From Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Finance From Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Retail From Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Winemaking From Times Wire Reports
SCIENCE
New old-fashioned drug makers: goats By Karen Kaplan
Tetris explored as antidote to war memories By Melissa Healy
Science Briefing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
University of California officials urge 6% cut in freshmen for fall By Larry Gordon
Reduced bail sought for singer David Jassy in murder case By Harriet Ryan
LAX vehicle search yields cache of guns, ammunition By Ruben Vives
East Los Angeles takes major step on road to cityhood By Hector Becerra
Scientology foes blast new Riverside County law By David Kelly
Vietnamese art exhibit puts politics on display By My-thuan Tran
2008 saw notable increase in moderate Southern California earthquakes By Jia-rui Chong
L.A. gang leader called 'monster,' sentenced to death By Jack Leonard
Struck by puppy love -- again and again By Sandy Banks
California lawmakers propose moratorium on digital billboards By Patrick Mcgreevy
Power lines blamed in Brea fire Associated Press
Governor orders state offices to close 2 days a month By Jordan Rau and Patrick Mcgreevy
Recall election OK'd for an entire school board in Tuolomne County By Richard C. Paddock
Huntington Beach to pay parents $125,000 in wrongful death lawsuit By My-thuan Tran
Ida Kinney, oldest African American in the San Fernando Valley, dies at 104 By Valerie J. Nelson
No decision on Metrolink CEO's possible ouster By Steve Hymon
Judge rejects request to stop Orange County layoffs By Susannah Rosenblatt
Death at state psychiatric hospital appears to be suicide By Rong-gong Lin Ii and Lee Romney
Polanski loses bid to shift his 1977 sex case out of L.A. By Harriet Ryan
On the trail of the Russian crown jewels By Bob Pool
Billy Zantzinger, convicted of killing Hattie Carroll and denounced in Bob Dylan song, dies at 69 By Adam Bernstein, Bernstein writes for the Washington Post.
California Briefing / Rossmoor By Susannah Rosenblatt
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Louis Sahagun
California Briefing / San Joaquin Valley By Margot Roosevelt
California Briefing / Riverside By David Kelly
Kicking off 'King Week'
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Jon Hager TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Joe Hirsch TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Gaston Lenotre By Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATIONAL
Hilda Solis deflects Republican questions over union issues By James Oliphant
Supreme Court might change civil rights law By David G. Savage
Gov. Rod Blagojevich impeached by Illinois House By Ray Long and Rick Pearson
Illinois high court gives Burris a boost By Dan Mihalopoulos
Senate panel wants testimony about Eric Holder By Tom Hamburger and Josh Meyer
In Indiana, protesters keep giving peace a chance By Peter H. King
Obama delivers his spymasters, and a reminder: 'The United States does not torture' By Greg Miller
Renegade stars speed through interstellar space By John Johnson Jr.
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Maryland Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Georgia Times Wire Reports
SPORTS
Final BCS picture is still unsettling By Chris Dufresne
Jackson playing head games with these two By Mike Bresnahan and Broderick Turner
New Orleans Hornets hand Clippers their 10th straight loss ASSOCIATED PRESS
Dodgers to keep Andruw Jones at a distance By Bill Shaikin
Ducks need to start walking the walk By Helene Elliott
No calling him a Gator-come-lately By Chris Dufresne
Lakers are put through paces again By Mike Bresnahan
Same old song for Pacers, who hate L.A. By Bill Dwyre
It's time for Charles Barkley to get serious By Diane Pucin
Bucks beat Nets; New Jersey's Yi Jianlian injured ASSOCIATED PRESS
Pumped-up Le Bron James leads Cavaliers over Celtics ASSOCIATED PRESS
Drug approvals rise in baseball ROGER, OUT STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Not ruling out some surprises
All-Pro team has many new faces ASSOCIATED PRESS
Campbell Hall faces Windward on Saturday night By Eric Sondheimer and Ben Bolch
Atlas stuns Club America in InterLiga game By Grahame L. Jones
Jeff Fisher has staying power By Bill Ordine
USC's DeMar DeRozan untangles Web of intrigue By Chris Foster
Warner keeps it realistic By Sam Farmer
Kings tonight By Billy Witz
BCS and USC, duh
Rosy reaction
Going pro
Feeling Blue
Nice managing
Bad team, man
Fan of the fan
ENTERTAINMENT
Art Directors Guild names its award nominees By Susan King
'3 Willows,' by Ann Brashares By Susan Carpenter
Get hip; this is life, y'all By Jeff Weiss
Golden Globes return Sunday in all their glittery glory By Alicia Lozano
REDCAT installation focuses on war on terrorism By Mike Boehm
Actors navigate public's matrix By Ann Hornaday, Hornaday writes for the Washington Post.
Musicians will honor Whisky founder Elmer Valentine By Randy Lewis
Go-go (and gone) By Diane Haithman
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Tv Press Tour By Maria Elena Fernandez
Quick Takes By Kate Aurthur
Quick Takes By Susan King
Quick Takes By Matea Gold
Quick Takes By Sherry Stern
WORLD
Gaza Strip tunnels are a major hurdle for Israel By Jeffrey Fleishman and Peter Spiegel
Israel, Hamas ignore U.N. cease-fire resolution By Jeffrey Fleishman and Yasser Ahmad
Satyam's $1-billion fraud shakes India By Mark Magnier
Iraq's novice political candidates embrace campaigning By Kimi Yoshino and Raheem Salman
Israelis mourn fallen soldiers By Richard Boudreaux
Somali pirates free Saudi tanker Reuters
The World By Raed Rafei
World Briefing / Kenya Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Afghanistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Costa Rica Times Wire Reports
HOME & GARDEN
Bathroom makeover before baby's due date By Kathy Price-robinson
Kim Salmela style, and a discount too By David A. Keeps
Joseph Eichler home in Granada Hills returns to midcentury glory By Jeff Spurrier
Date night at the movies By Chris Erskine
Beverly D'Angelo's Beverly Hills home listed at $2,185,000 By Ann Brenoff
Colony in Pacific Palisades nurtured top artists in 1950s, 1960s By Sam Watters, Watters is the author of "Los Angeles Houses, 1885-1935."
Finds By David A. Keeps
Made In California By David A. Keeps
Rediscovered By David A. Keeps
More Americans stashing money at home By Susan Carpenter
Victory gardens sprout up again By Mary Macvean
San Francisco's victory gardens project grows a community By Mary Macvean
OPINION
The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act is back
Irony in Madera
San Diego teacher sells ad space on test papers
Ashley Madison's secret success By Meghan Daum
Hamas' war crimes By Alan M. Dershowitz, Alan M. Dershowitz is a professor of law at Harvard University. He is the author of many books, including, most recently, "The Case Against Israel's Enemies."
The failure of our 401(k)s By Tim Rutten
Role model
Doctor's energy is inspiring
The Bush legacy
No Hollywood tear-jerker
Honor work of black GIs
Goldberg on Huntington
Logic in tolls for Bay Area
Awesome cliches
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