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What happened on January 21, 2009
BUSINESS
Google gives up on newspaper advertising partnership By Alana Semuels
Better Business Bureau grades companies on a peculiar curve By David Lazarus
Warner Bros. to cut 800 jobs By Claudia Eller
Tax hike would put Chuck well over Two Buck mark By Jerry Hirsch
Fiat and Chrysler sign alliance plan By Ken Bensinger
Toyota elevates founder's grandson ASSOCIATED PRESS
Providence Saint Joseph hospital lays off 95 workers, closes 4 programs By Nathan Olivarez-giles
Retailers cut inventory to address shift in consumer spending ASSOCIATED PRESS
No happy new year at Wells Fargo as stock dives 52% By Tom Petruno
GM could run out of cash, executive Fritz Henderson says ASSOCIATED PRESS
Business Briefing / Electronics TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Technology TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Earnings Roundup / Ibm Times Wire Services
Earnings Roundup / Intel TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Health Net executive joins board of CalPERS By Marc Lifsher
British banks may need further rescue soon, official says ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wall Street falls amid further banking worries By Walter Hamilton
FCC probes Comcast over phone service ASSOCIATED PRESS
Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd received $42.5 million in 2008 BLOOMBERG NEWS
Earnings Roundup / Johnson & Johnson TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Radio TIMES WIRE REPORTS
SPORTS
Michelle Kwan makes a wish come true By Helene Elliott
D.J. Trahan is trying to keep himself in the picture on PGA Tour By Chuck Culpepper
Kobe Bryant will play through the pain By Mike Bresnahan
Phillies' Ryan Howard seeks $18 million in arbitration By Dylan Hernandez, Kevin Baxter, Staff and Wire Reports
It's His Stage By David Haugh
Lakers' Trevor Ariza turns 'bust' label into boom times By Bill Plaschke
DeAndre Jordan is pressed into games By Lisa Dillman
Ducks not happy about loss Associated Press
Kings beat Wild to end four-game losing streak Associated Press
Kings face Colorado on Wednesday By Billy Witz
It's not easy, but the journey to Washington is worth it for Lisa Leslie By Lisa Leslie
Spurs handle Pacers easily Associated Press
Bruins don't get benefit of doubt By David Wharton
Trojans are looking for help at guard By Chris Foster
Lakers-Clippers tonight By Lisa Dillman
Ducks tonight By Billy Witz
High School Basketball By Ben Bolch
Lance Armstrong finds climb to the top arduous By Diane Pucin
Magic ready for a one-on-one with Obama By Grahame L. Jones
Desperate times, and dads, call for desperate measures By T.j. Simers
NBA reflects social changes By Kurt Streeter
ENTERTAINMENT
BET's Jeff Johnson tries to balance objective coverage with the event's emotional appeal By Matea Gold
'Lie to Me' By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Lost' By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Danny Hoch and 'Taking Over': He's a stranger in a strange land By Reed Johnson
Tim Roth stars in 'Lie to Me' By Greg Braxton
Animal Collective reaches peak in 'Merriweather Post Pavilion' By Margaret Wappler; August Brown; Ann Powers; Randy Lewis
Paula Abdul embraces 'American Idol,' survives controversy By Greg Braxton
The inspiration behind Oliver Mayer's 'Dias y Flores' By Rob Weinert-kendt
Quick Takes BLOOMBERG NEWS
Quick Takes By John Horn
Quick Takes associated press
Quick Takes reuters
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Theater Review By Charlotte Stoudt
Web Scout By David Sarno
A Rude ending, a fresh start By Mike Boehm
Etro, Moschino, Dsquared buck the 'new austerity' By Adam Tschorn
How Hollywood can honor Obama's ascension By Patrick Goldstein
Theater Review By F. Kathleen Foley
FOOD
Chef Gaston Acurio carves Peruvian-flavored empire By Eliza Barclay
2005 Puligny-Montrachet 'Clos du Chateu' from the Chateau de Puligny-Montrachet By S. Irene Virbila
Slow cook onions, and the results are delicious By Russ Parsons
Restaurant review: Riva in Santa Monica By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
Salad variations hit on a perfect last-minute meal By Noelle Carter
NATIONAL
He writes the rules that make their eardrums ring By Deedee Correll
Michelle Obama's style: Change you can wear By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
Writers praise Barack Obama's inaugural address By Susan Salter Reynolds
Rick Warren's inaugural invocation gets mixed reviews By Duke Helfand
Farewell to George W. Bush is smooth, but some cracks show By Maura Reynolds
Inaugural poem is less than praiseworthy By David L. Ulin
New President Barack Obama calls for hope amid cold reality By Christi Parsons and Peter Nicholas
A White House butler returns -- by invitation By Wil Haygood
Obamas dance, then they're on their way By Carla Hall
Senate quickly confirms 6 Obama Cabinet choices By Janet Hook
Obama moves to delay Guantanamo tribunals Washington Post
The Inauguration: Messages Of Hope
Portraits of hope
Obama, Justice Roberts turn oath into tongue twister By David G. Savage
Inauguration peaceful despite potential threat By Josh Meyer
He's already Rushed to judgment By James Rainey
World leaders welcome Barack Obama By Paul Richter
Republicans watch inauguration from the shadows By Tom Hamburger
President Obama's artistic stimulus program underway By Tina Daunt
Nobody was alone in the inaugural crowd By Sandy Banks
Kennedy's seizure adds somber tone to festivities By Janet Hook and Peter Nicholas
Celebrating, working, struggling on the big day By Peter H. King
Seeing her own face reflected By Michelle Maltais
Rep. Zoe Lofgren to head House Ethics Committee By Richard Simon
Sonar may have found plane's missing engine Associated Press
A speedy presidential transition on the Web By Jim Puzzanghera
The Inauguration: Coverage And Controversy By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Not up close but very personal at inauguration By Robin Abcarian and Faye Fiore
Cheers for Obama are heard around the world By Erika Hayasaki and , Edmund Sanders and Paul Watson
Obama chides past leadership as he charts future By Peter Wallsten and Peter Gosselin
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Federal regulators identify new problems at UCI hospital By Alexandra Zavis
Funding freeze halts environmental projects across California By Jordan Rau
Region's airports reflect decline in economy By Dan Weikel
LAPD arrests a suspected leader of the 'Hillside Burglars' By Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein
Leonard Kent dies at 90; L.A. physician helped popularize bromeliads By Valerie J. Nelson
Clyde Charles dies at 55; first inmate to sue under Civil Rights Act for DNA testing From the Associated Press
Woman gets more than 12 years in prison for Ponzi scheme By Scott Glover
L.A. police arrest suspect in killing after 8-hour standoff By Richard Winton
Clint Ballard Jr. dies at 77; pop songwriter had No. 1 hits By Valerie J. Nelson
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
California Briefing / Orange County By Tami Abdollah
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
Cynicism takes Inauguration Day off in Los Angeles By Mitchell Landsberg and Ari B. Bloomekatz
Polanski wins a stay on hearing in sex case By Harriet Ryan
Inauguration is a 'woo-hoo' moment for black Occidental student By Steve Lopez
California Briefing / Costa Mesa By My-thuan Tran
Peanut butter cookie dough sold to raise school funds is recalled By Seema Mehta
California Briefing / Santa Ana By Susannah Rosenblatt
California Briefing / Contra Costa County By Corina Knoll
A Subway to the Sea irony By Steve Hymon
Murder Suspect
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Larry Gordon
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
Industry OKs sale of bonds with an eye on NFL stadium By Cara Mia Dimassa
WORLD
Venezuela tolerates FARC rebels in border region, residents say By Chris Kraul
Rwanda troops enter Congo to help fight rebel militias By Edmund Sanders
Quake triggered collapse of an ancient Peru society, scientists say By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
1,500 protest slaying of Russian lawyer Associated Press
U.S. gets other routes for Afghan supplies Associated Press
World Briefing / Poland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Australia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Iraq Times Wire Reports
Afghanistan seeks more control of NATO troops Associated Press
World Briefing / Yemen Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Rwanda Times Wire Reports
Relief in Europe as Russia resumes flow of gas Associated Press
U.N. chief tours Gaza Strip, Israel town By Ashraf Khalil
OPINION
Now, about gay marriage
Change has come to the LAPD too By Tim Rutten
Great expectations -- by Americans and by Obama By Doyle Mcmanus
The bucks stop
A doctor's loss in Gaza
Artists' rights
What to do with all that stimulus money
'Miracle' acquittals
Tax violations? It's complicated
A hollow legal victory
For the record
Should Feinstein retire?
Inaugural address sounds notes of optimism and reality
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