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What happened on January 20, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Jean Keene, Alaska's 'Eagle Lady,' dies at 85 Times Staff and Wire Reports
City of Industry residents to vote on NFL stadium bond By Cara Mia Dimassa
Immigrants foreign by birth, American by ritual By Hector Tobar
No argument: High school debate is popular once again By Yvonne Villarreal
Photographer Karl Larsen sues ABC over Paris Hilton photo By Harriet Ryan
Susanna Foster dies at 84; costarred in 1943 version of 'Phantom' By Elaine Woo
Nonprofit Hollywood school sees salvation in the arts By Seema Mehta
Students take lessons from Obama inauguration By Carla Rivera
'Supergraphics' anger tenants in L.A. office buildings By David Zahniser
LAPD officer's head injury raises controversy over lack of helmets By Andrew Blankstein
Los Angeles' toasty streak sets a record By Hector Becerra
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Julie Cart
California Briefing / Salinas Associated Press
California Briefing / St. Helena Associated Press
Honoring King and his dream
Beyond yardwork
The lessons of the Carona verdicts By Dana Parsons
California Briefing / Montebello By Julie Cart
Elderly woman found dead in Los Alamitos fire Associated Press
Chula Vista's animals hurt by economic woes By Tony Perry
West Hollywood couple try to sell effigy of Palin on EBay By Raja Abdulrahim
Jose Torres dies at 72; former light heavyweight world champion Associated Press
Pedro 'Cuban Pete' Aguilar, mambo legend, dies at 81 Associated Press
BUSINESS
Price is not right for many shoppers at Circuit City closeout sale By Andrea Chang
It's comic book firms vs. recession By Tiffany Hsu
Irate investors filing more class-action lawsuits By Nancy Trejos, Trejos writes for the Washington Post.
Hollywood's new movie math By Claudia Eller
Leaner New Year in Asian countries ASSOCIATED PRESS
Tangerine growers tell beekeepers to buzz off ASSOCIATED PRESS
Federal Home Loan Banks may have to borrow from U.S. By Binyamin Appelbaum, Appelbaum writes for the Washington Post.
Southern California home prices close out 2008 down 35% By Peter Y. Hong
New York Times gets loan from Mexican billionaire TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Screen Actors Guild faction steps up pressure to oust leader Doug Allen By Richard Verrier
Intel cuts processor prices up to 48% BLOOMBERG NEWS
Britain rolls out another bank bailout plan to loosen credit By Henry Chu
Fiat said to be in talks with Chrysler By Ken Bensinger
For inaugural day, some offices ease up on productivity By Nathan Olivarez-giles
FDA finds salmonella in package of Kellogg crackers ASSOCIATED PRESS
ENTERTAINMENT
'An Education' director Lone Scherfig doesn't go by the book By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
'The Breakthrough' by Gwen Ifill, 'What Obama Means' by Jabari Asim By Scott Martelle
Ebony Rep finds mature playmate By Diane Haithman
'Let Freedom Ring' includes civil-rights classics By Robert Hilburn
Katie Couric in no hurry for change By Matea Gold
'Change for America: A Progressive Blueprint for the 44th President' By David L. Ulin
A trip back in time, with cutting-edge and fun cuisine and a cache of antiques By Rachel B. Levin
Why Disney pulled out of 'Narnia' By Patrick Goldstein
Visual Effects Society Awards nominees announced By Susan King
A new stage in Bob Goldthwait's career By Mark Olsen
Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
The Inauguration / Critic's Notebook By Christopher Hawthorne, Architecture Critic
Quick Takes ASSOCIATED PRESS
Quick Takes ASSOCIATED PRESS
Quick Takes ASSOCIATED PRESS
Quick Takes By Lee Margulies
Quick Takes By Allan M. Jalon
Quick Takes
Pop Music Review By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
A dinner chat with pizazz By Diane Haithman
NATIONAL
In-flight confrontations can lead to terrorism charges By Ralph Vartabedian and Peter Pae
Bush commutes Border Patrol agents' prison terms By Josh Meyer
Obama plans a swift start By Peter Nicholas and Christi Parsons
Throw a shoe, sing for peace: Protesters gather in D.C. By Robin Abcarian
Obama rides through history on Pennsylvania Avenue By Faye Fiore
For Obama and Bush, moving day nears By Mark Silva
Biden shushes wife after secretary of State slip to Oprah By Janet Hook
Plane had trouble two days earlier associated press
Cheney throws out his back while moving associated press
Democrats like the view from the Rocky Mountains By Mark Z. Barabak
SPORTS
Trojans hire Broncos' Jeremy Bates for key post By Gary Klein
Shane Mosley's focus could be fuzzy By Bill Dwyre
New York Jets hire Rex Ryan as coach By Kevin Baxter, Dylan Hernandez, Staff and Wire Reports
Lance Armstrong labors during first stage By Diane Pucin
No. 20 Rialto Eisenhower to play Redlands By Eric Sondheimer
Cardinals' Todd Haley is steeped in the Steelers By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
Staples faithful looks at the King James version By T.j. Simers
Timberwolves lead Clippers at the half By Ben Bolch
Lakers' Jordan Farmar may be ahead of schedule By Mike Bresnahan
No. 1 Connecticut women beat No. 2 North Carolina, 88-58
USC leading scorer Dwight Lewis injures ankle By Chris Foster
Ducks tonight By Billy Witz
Kings tonight By Helene Elliott
Results Associated Press
Lakers 105 Cleveland 88 By Mike Bresnahan
Kevin McHale really likes Kevin Love By Ben Bolch
The story isn't about Kobe Bryant versus LeBron James By Mark Heisler, ON THE NBA
Two more horses die at Santa Anita By Bill Dwyre
To coin a phrase, Suns made the wrong call By Chris Foster
WORLD
U.S. broke obligations in Mexican's execution By Ken Ellingwood
Saudi Arabia offers $1 billion to rebuild Gaza as fragile cease-fires hold By Ashraf Khalil
Collapse of Brazil church roof kills 9 By Marcelo Soares and Chris Kraul
Russian human rights lawyer assassinated near Kremlin By Megan K. Stack
Gaza operation weakens Palestinian Authority By Richard Boudreaux
Leftists hold lead in El Salvador vote associated press
World Briefing / Eastern Europe times wire reports
World Briefing / Britain times wire reports
World Briefing / Thailand times wire reports
Iran accuses 2 AIDS doctors of ties to U.S. spy cell By Ramin Mostaghim and Borzou Daragahi
Tensions build in Venezuela as Chavez prepares for referendum By Chris Kraul
Lives in pieces at a Russian pawnshop By Megan K. Stack
OPINION
Obama's link to America: his BlackBerry By John D. Podesta, John D. Podesta served as co-chairman of Barack Obama's transition team. He is the founder and president of the Center for American Progress and was President Clinton's chief of staff.
Obama's oath
Robert Frost, for JFK
Letters
A vigilant press
Letters
Letters
Letters
Past presidents -- an inaugural quiz By Ben Terris, Ben Terris is a freelance journalist in Boston. .
Thrilled, skeptical, tired
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