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What happened on January 29, 2009
SCIENCE
Kidney donors have a normal life span, study finds By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
ENTERTAINMENT
Liam Neeson makes use of that brawn in 'Taken' By Gina Piccalo
KIIS-FM still No. 1; KOST is yule-fueled By Steve Carney
Bill Nighy's ornate costume gives a bloodsucker the right look in 'Underworld: Rise of the Lycans' By Michael Ordona
'Paul Blart: Mall Cop' was underestimated By John Horn
Event By Charlie Amter
Gordon Ramsay is done being nice on 'Hell's Kitchen' By Rene Lynch
'Rachel Getting Married' By Betsy Sharkey
'Vanity Fair's Tales of Hollywood' edited by Graydon Carter By Richard Schickel, Schickel is the author, most recently, of "You Must Remember This: The Warner Bros. Story."
Brandeis' decision to close art museum sparks outcry Bloomberg News
'The Trials of Ted Haggard' By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
'The Class' By Kenneth Turan
In 'New in Town,' Siobhan Fallon Hogan finds a role to live up to. By Michael Ordona
Postwar Germany's cinematic renaissance By Susan King
This weekend's movies
Art Review By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
Quick Takes By Mark Medina
Quick Takes By Lee Margulies
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Lee Margulies
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes City News Service
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Cardinal Mahony under federal fraud probe over abusive priests, sources say By Scott Glover And Jack Leonard
L.A. council OKs $20.5-million settlement in Rampart suits By Maeve Reston
2 die in plane crash at Santa Monica Airport By Alicia Lozano
O.C. Sheriff's Department urged to limit Taser use By Tami Abdollah
Couple in Wilmington murder-suicide fired for alleged fraud By Andrew Blankstein And Richard Winton
Ousted UHW leaders form new union By Evelyn Larrubia
7 alleged members of L.A. tagging crew arrested By Richard Winton
Billy Powell dies at 56; Lynyrd Skynyrd keyboard player By Michael Muskal
Californians aren't ready for the one-two budget punch By George Skelton
Charges against Carona's wife, ex-mistress to be dropped By Christopher Goffard And Stuart Pfeifer
L.A. County Federation of Labor endorses Chu for Congress By Evelyn Larrubia
Native flower clings to life at fringe of Laguna Beach development By Susannah Rosenblatt
Lancaster cracks down on owners of vicious dogs From Times Staff Reports
Los Angeles won't send its pachyderm packing By Carla Hall
I-10 reopened after two killed in wrong-way crash By Corina Knoll
Irving Bush dies at 78; trumpeter played with big bands, L.A. Philharmonic By Jon Thurber
James Brady dies at 80; Parade magazine columnist, prolific author By Tony Perry
L.A. fire officials order removal of more supergraphics By David Zahniser
Man Killed By Train
California Briefing / Statewide By Larry Gordon
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Alicia Lozano
California Briefing / Santa Maria By Steve Chawkins
California Briefing / Santa Ana My-Thuan Tran
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Steve Hymon
Obama's Plan Is Backed In State By Evan Halper
Pillar of light
BUSINESS
Wine judges are rather unsteady, study finds By Jerry Hirsch
Bakersfield refinery may be idled indefinitely By Marla Dickerson
Strike threat looms over Southern California Gas labor talks By Ronald D. White
Boeing posts loss, hurt by charges, labor strike By Peter Pae
Airbus to stay out of contest for Air Force One By Peter Pae
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao predicts 8% economic growth Associated Press
Delay in switch to digital TV is delayed By Jim Puzzanghera
Starbucks to fire thousands as quarterly profit falls 69% From Times Wire Reports
Fed pledges to use all tools to help economy By Maura Reynolds
New greenhouse gas emissions standards are just up ahead By Michael Hiltzik
JetBlue Airways to begin flying out of LAX By Peter Pae
California leads gains in union membership By Evelyn Larrubia
Stocks rise on reports of Obama plan for bad bank assets By Walter Hamilton
Pacific Sunwear to cut costs amid downturn By Andrea Chang
401(k)s still lure cash despite big losses By Tiffany Hsu
Ryland Group posts loss of $59.9 million in 4th quarter By Peter Y. Hong
Solar panel installations in California through the roof in '08 By Marla Dickerson
Wells Fargo swings to 4Q loss By E. Scott Reckard
Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Bankruptcy Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Employment Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Retail Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Autos Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Qualcomm From Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Conocophillips From Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / At&t From Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Wellpoint From Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Western Digital From Times Wire Reports
WORLD
U.S. peace envoy George Mitchell arrives in Israel By Richard Boudreaux
Japan's part-timers in full-time trouble By John M. Glionna
CIA chief in Algeria recalled amid investigation By Greg Miller
Mexico drug bosses may have set truce By Tracy Wilkinson
Obama meets with Joint Chiefs at Pentagon By Julian E. Barnes
Bocuse d'Or victory goes to Norwegian By Betty Hallock
Study shows gene therapy cures 'bubble boy disease' Associated Press
Attack on women at a bar in India raises fears of 'Hindu Taliban' By Mark Magnier
Iran sets conditions for improved ties with U.S. By Borzou Daragahi
Iraq voters cast early ballots in provincial elections By Tina Susman
World Briefing / China Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Israel Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Iceland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Congo Times Wire Reports
The World
SPORTS
At Scottsdale, No. 16 is a hole different story By Chuck Culpepper
Antonio Margarito and his trainer are temporarily suspended By Lance Pugmire
School looks into possible violation by Steve Sarkisian and Nick Holt By Gary Klein
Maicer Izturis signs one-year, $1.6-million deal By Kevin Baxter
Serena Williams sweeps into final By Diane Pucin
Another big loss for the Clippers By Lisa Dillman
Super Bowl figures to be a hair-raising spectacle By Jerry Crowe
Blackhawks defeat Ducks, 3-2 By Billy Witz
This class appears to be fresh out of stars By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE BASKETBALL
No. 1 Duke stunned by last-second layup Associated Press
He's hungering for more than just the Super Bowl By Chris Erskine
James Keefe loses his spot, but not his cool By David Wharton
League will review Andrew Bynum's flagrant foul By Broderick Turner And Mike Bresnahan
Mexico shows nothing in exhibition loss to Sweden By Grahame L. Jones
Celtics win ninth in a row Associated Press
76ers rally from 14-point deficit to win Associated Press
FBI, IRS raid home of Greg Anderson's mother-in-law By Lance Pugmire, Staff and Wire Reports
Monty's in charge, so let the fun begin By Mike James
Daniel Hackett, Taj Gibson and Dwight Lewis are set to return By Chris Foster
Times' Top 25 By Chris Dufresne
Kings tonight By Helene Elliott
Bowa hopes Ramirez returns By Dylan Hernandez
High School Basketball By Eric Sondheimer
Quick Hits By Sam Farmer
UCLA tonight By David Wharton
USC tonight By Chris Foster
NATIONAL
An only-in-Vegas economic indicator By Ashley Powers
CEO gets jail in bison killing Associated Press
Gov. Blagojevich to appear before Illinois Senate By Ray Long And Ashley Rueff
Army chief orders recall of body armor Associated Press
Stimulus would bring welcome relief to California By Richard Simon
A little ice? That's nothing, Obama says By Mark Silva
A horse, a hearse and a sense of duty By Nicholas Riccardi
New political era? Same as the old one By Peter Wallsten
House OKs economic stimulus package By Janet Hook
Post office may stamp out six-day delivery By Sarah Gantz
Recall of peanut products widens in salmonella outbreak By Lyndsey Layton
Ice storm cuts power to more than a million Associated Press
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Michigan Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Guantanamo Bay Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Mississippi Times Wire Reports
The Nation
OPINION
Holder passes the test
Measure B: L.A.'s secret solar plan
SAG, studios: both must bend
For the record
Obama's bold first week By Rosa Brooks
The Darwins' marriage of science and religion By Deborah Heiligman, Deborah Heiligman is the author, most recently, of "Charles and Emma: The Darwins' Leap of Faith."
California's EPA waiver By Judith Lewis, Judith Lewis is an environmental journalist and contributing editor to High Country News.
Preservation plea
Hardship and help for riders
GOP reaction to stimulus plan
Finding the floor in housing
Police safety is a priority
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