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What happened on January 14, 2009
BUSINESS
Hospitals feel ill effects of recession By Lisa Girion And Mark Medina
Noodle World's homage to its Big Boy roots By David Pierson
Mexico to postpone and may cancel Punta Colonet port Bloomberg News
Wheel maker Superior will close Van Nuys plant, cut 290 workers By Mark Medina
Drama dims chances of SAG strike By Richard Verrier
Tesla to provide batteries for Daimler Smart EV By Ken Bensinger
Percentage of kids solicited online drops, Harvard report says By Alex Pham
Yahoo's CEO choice wins praise By Martin Zimmerman
Citigroup in brokerage merger talks with Morgan Associated Press
Credit markets continue to thaw By Tom Petruno
Use bailout balance to buy financial firms' toxic assets, Bernanke urges By Peter G. Gosselin And Jim Puzzanghera
New Fannie Mae policy lets renters remain in foreclosed homes Associated Press
Filming of movies on Los Angeles streets declines By Richard Verrier
No buyers yet for AIG's International Lease Finance Corp. Associated Press
Sale of IndyMac banking unit is challenged by trustee Bloomberg News
Obama's New New Deal needs to be a bigger deal By David Lazarus
Stocks fluctuate amid anxiety over profits Associated Press
Albertsons to tag products with nutrition information By Jerry Hirsch
Shoppers are in the market for lower prices By Jerry Hirsch
Democrats push Obama for smaller tax cut in stimulus package By Peter Nicholas
Trade deficit drops to lowest level since '03 Associated Press
Yahoo expected to name Carol Bartz as new CEO By Jessica Guynn
Business Briefing / Healthcare Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Pharmaceuticals Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Theme Parks Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports
Solar energy's darker side stirs concern By Marla Dickerson
SCIENCE
Rates of chlamydia, syphilis on the rise in U.S. By Mary Engel
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Contemplating a Montecito monastery's next life By Steve Chawkins
She packed it up and moved to paradise, sort of By Steve Lopez
LAUSD board votes to possibly lay off 2,300 teachers By Jason Song
Panel: Take another look at sex offender restrictions By Michael Rothfeld
Boy, 4, fatally shot while walking near Angelino Heights By Andrew Blankstein
Southern California officials draw up wish lists for federal stimulus money By Garrett Therolf And Molly Hennessy-fiske
Held at Miramar, deserter's cause taken up by activists By Tony Perry
Six candidates for Weiss' seat run in a close pack By David Zahniser
L.A. to seek to recover $5 million from street gang By Victoria Kim
Preston Gomez dies at 85; third-base coach when Dodgers won 1965 World Series By Mike Digiovanna
L.A. City Council waives Grammy fees By Maeve Reston
L.A. police plan to close a 1979 cold case today By Andrew Blankstein
LAPD rejects study finding racial profiling by officers By Joel Rubin
4th deputy leaves amid O.C. jail probe By Tami Abdollah
Passings Staff and Wire Reports
Jackie Rebora dies at 77; L.A. nightclub owner, hotel executive and restaurateur From Times Staff Reports
Two GOP tycoons boot up for 2010 California governor's race By Michael Finnegan
Man allegedly tried to sell daughter for beer, cash Associated Press
FIGURE 80s
California Briefing / Riverside By David Kelly
California Briefing / Westminster By Susannah Rosenblatt
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Sacramento By Jessica Garrison
California Briefing / San Francisco Associated Press
Passings / Eric Scoggins Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Bill Stone Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Steven Gilborn Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Robert F. Brunner Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Eileen Winters Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Peter H. Dominick Jr. Staff and Wire Reports
NATIONAL
Struggling states cut healthcare for poor before Obama can bolster coverage By Noam N. Levey
Marine suicides in 2008 at a yearly high since Iraq invasion By Tony Perry
Hillary Clinton addresses Senate in confirmation hearings By Paul Richter
Feinstein hasn't decided about run for governor FROM A TIMES STAFF WRITER
Obama and senators defend Treasury nominee By Christi Parsons And James Oliphant
U.S. military tortured Guantanamo detainee, tribunal overseer says By Bob Woodward, Woodward writes for the Washington Post.
Bush appointee saw Justice lawyers as 'commies,' 'crazy libs,' report says By David G. Savage
The economic storm keeps coming By Peter H. King
Retooling Obama's campaign machine for the long haul By Peter Wallsten
Palin is getting in her own way By James Rainey
This bailout didn't work ASSOCIATED PRESS
Navy granted permit to use sonar in Hawaiian waters ASSOCIATED PRESS
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Nationwide TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Honoring an ally
ENTERTAINMENT
Ultimate Top 10 By Randy Lewis
DirecTV's adventure with 'Wonderland' By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Hollywood group hopes to bring a lot to the table By Tina Daunt
Costume designers guild nominations By Susan King
French take the desert by storm By Alicia Lozano
UCLA archive salutes 'Hollywood on the Hudson' By Susan King
Live: Katy Perry at Hotel Café By Mikael Wood
'Make 'Em Laugh' By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Fox's Kevin Reilly says it's ready to set 'Prison Break' free By Maria Elena Fernandez; Scott Collins;
'The Holy City: A Novel' by Patrick McCabe By Tim Rutten
Looks to be a quality year By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Quick Takes ASSOCIATED PRESS
Quick Takes ASSOCIATED PRESS
Quick Takes By Scott Collins
Quick Takes ASSOCIATED PRESS
Quick Takes By Matea Gold
Web Scout / David Sarno By David Sarno
SPORTS
UCLA coach Nikki Caldwell is a chip off the old Vols By Corina Knoll
Taylor Mays to return to USC By Gary Klein
Trojans staying in it when Taj Gibson's out By Chris Foster
Kentucky's Jodie Meeks' scores 54 points to beat Tennessee Associated Press
Clippers play host to the Hawks By Lisa Dillman
Ducks play host to Detroit By Billy Witz
Epy Guerrero has keen eye for baseball talent By Kevin Baxter
It's an injury merry-go-round for the Lakers By Mike Bresnahan
Lamar Odom to play for Lakers in Houston By Mike Bresnahan
Southern California college basketball teams struggle By Robyn Norwood
Derek Lowe to sign with Atlanta Braves By Dylan Hernandez
James gets second triple-double in win Associated Press
Chan Ho Park quits South Korea's national team Associated Press
Cardinals take Todd Haley's play from pie in the sky to reality By Sam Farmer
Judge upholds award to retirees Associated Press
Oregon State's inaugural Pac-10 win overshadowed By Chris Dufresne
Will Power signs with Penske By Jim Peltz
Dodgers' Chad Billingsley has an inside job to do By Bill Plaschke
At this inauguration, good seats are available By Randy Harvey
Scully pulls up his own chair By Diane Pucin
Baltimore Ravens draw on O.J. Brigance's strength By David Steele
Arizona wants to win at Pauley Pavilion By David Wharton
Lakers tonight By Mike Bresnahan
Results Associated Press
High School Basketball By Eric Sondheimer
WORLD
At the bedside of a badly wounded girl in Gaza By Yasser Ahmad And Jeffrey Fleishman
Chavez will try again to end term limits By Chris Kraul
In Gaza, Hamas is down but not out, says Israeli official By Sebastian Rotella And Jeffrey Fleishman
Activists buy plot to halt Heathrow Airport expansion plans By Henry Chu
Israel's Gaza offensive stokes anger among Jordan elite By Borzou Daragahi
Ethiopia transfers security duty in Somalia ASSOCIATED PRESS
Olmert's boast on U.N. Gaza vote is 'completely not true,' U.S. says By Peter Spiegel
Security no longer Iraqis' key worry, Pentagon says By Julian E. Barnes
World Briefing / Europe TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Israel TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Nicaragua TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Britain TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / And Finally. . . . TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
A Shortage Of Grave Sites
OPINION
The Clinton connections
For the record
Secrecy and the Bush administration
Eric Holder's challenge
For the record
Israel's losing media strategy By Jonathan Finer, Jonathan Finer is a foreign correspondent on leave from the Washington Post.
Villaraigosa's support of Israel is on the mark By Tim Rutten
City in the driver's seat
Car dealing
Nut allergies are no joke
The violence in Gaza
FOOD
'Chopped': Food Network stirs the pot with entertainment format By Rene Lynch
Grain dishes are versatile, healthful and -- prepared right -- amazingly good By Amy Scattergood
The first suppers: A tradition of inaugural meals By Andrew F. Smith, Smith is editor of "The Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America."
Restaurant review: XIV in West Hollywood By S. Irene Virbila
Milk's ooey-gooey double-chocolate cookies By Noelle Carter
Ina Garten targets real-world cooks in 'Barefoot Contessa Back to Basics' By Russ Parsons
2006 Selvapiana Chianti Rufina By S. Irene Virbila
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