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What happened on January 30, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Corona renames street that honored accused priest David Kelly
Mother of octuplets already has twins, four other children Jessica Garrison, Andrew Blankstein and Jeff Gottlieb
Attorneys for victims in 2005 Glendale train crash fault engineer Robert J. Lopez
An ironic twist in the tale of SEC's Christopher Cox DANA PARSONS
Joy ride in Fontana ends deadly for 3 boys Corina Knoll and Ruben Vives
California Briefing / San Diego Tony Perry
California Briefing / Los Angeles Phil Willon
Passings times staff and wire reports
California Briefing / California Seema Mehta
California Briefing / Los Angeles Steve Hymon
California Briefing
California Briefing / Sacramento Jessica Garrison
Outside agency to probe shooting by BART officer associated press
Teachers rally against education budget cuts Howard Blume and Jason Song
Politics enters state's stem cell research program Eric Bailey
California Briefing / Los Angeles Corina Knoll
California Briefing / Los Angeles Phil Willon
Passings times staff and wire reports
Passings times staff and wire reports
L.A. civic medal of honor awarded Joanna Lin
Charges against Carona's wife, ex-mistress are dropped Times staff and wire reports
California Briefing / Los Angeles Harriet Ryan
Civic activists in L.A. have growing appetite to curb medical marijuana clinics Scott Gold
Low snowpack may mean a third dry year for California Bettina Boxall
Commission rejects plan to drill off Santa Barbara coast Steve Chawkins
Elise Mudd Marvin dies at 79; founding trustee of Pitzer College, philanthropist Jon Thurber
U.S. attorney adds Mahony to his file Scott Glover and David G. Savage
Jack Nakano, 75, dies; educator was youth-oriented theater arts guru Dennis McLellan
2 men killed in crash at Santa Monica Airport are identified Jia-Rui Chong
Furlough of California state workers must start now, court says Patrick McGreevy and Evan Halper
O.C. karate instructor accused of molestation Susannah Rosenblatt
ENTERTAINMENT
Barney the launching pad Associated Press
'Slumdog Millionaire' makers respond to criticism over pay to two young actors John Horn
'I Smile Back' by Amy Koppelman Paul Kolsby, Kolsby is a playwright and screenwriter.
John Updike's poem reflects on his passing Reuters
For Mike the Poet, Los Angeles is his sprawling muse Kate Linthicum
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Bloomberg News
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Bloomberg News
Channel Island SCOTT COLLINS
Critic's Notebook ANN POWERS, POP MUSIC CRITIC
'Of Time and the City' KENNETH TURAN, FILM CRITIC
'The Secret of the Grain' KENNETH TURAN, FILM CRITIC
Pasadena puts the brakes on public art plan -- for now Diane Haithman
No review for 'Luck by Chance'
Theater Review Reed Johnson
Around The Galleries Holly Myers
Quick Takes Sherry Stern
Theater Beat
Jerry Brown gets out of the gate TINA DAUNT
Berlin festival has variety Associated Press
Candace Parker, L.A. Sparks Mark Sachs
'Slumdog' backlash is right on schedule PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Live: Jimmy Webb at Largo at the Coronet Randy Lewis
'New in Town' BETSY SHARKEY, FILM CRITIC
Coachella's big gamble Geoff Boucher
Terror sinks in 'Sam's Lake' Sam Adams and Kevin Thomas
'The Uninvited' Glenn Whipp
Review Charlotte Stoudt
Bar Delux in Hollywood Jessica Gelt
British chanteuse Adele's voice belies her age Todd Martens
'Taken' Kenneth Turan, Film Critic
WORLD
Iraq pulls Blackwater security firm's license Monte Morin
DEA presence ends in Bolivia Chris Kraul
Mexico City braces for water rationing Tracy Wilkinson
World Briefing / Zimbabwe Times Wire Reports
footnote to history
World Briefing / Switzerland Times Wire Reports
A Wwi Veteran Remembered
Australian held after dropping child off bridge Associated Press
U.N. makes $613-million appeal for Gaza Richard Boudreaux
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
Afghan officials set August date for presidential election M. Karim Faiez and Laura King
The World
Keeping track of South Africa's young democracy Scott Kraft
SPORTS
Steelers beat Cardinals -- in pet-inspired names Mike Hiserman
Shaquille O'Neal is an All-Star again Associated Press
Steelers expecting something tricky Sam Farmer
Shot goes out, so USC stays in the race Chris Foster
Clippers have long road ahead of them Lisa Dillman
Victory shows Kings may be on to something HELENE ELLIOTT
Bruins find their game against Cal David Wharton
Southland Associated Press
Which Manny Ramirez story is the right one? JERRY CROWE
NBA won't suspend Andrew Bynum for flagrant foul Broderick Turner
Arizona upsets Washington Associated Press
Are players' long 'dos don'ts for the Super Bowl? David Whitley
High School Basketball Eric Sondheimer and Ben Bolch
Washington to self-report two secondary NCAA violations staff and wire reports
Off he goes, into the wild blue yonder . . . ERIC SONDHEIMER, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Roger Federer closes in on history Diane Pucin
Joe Torre puts Dodgers in an awkward situation BILL SHAIKIN, ON BASEBALL
It's curtains for Kurt Warner BILL PLASCHKE
Orlando Magic stops LeBron James and Cleveland Cavaliers Associated Press
Super Bowl is more than a game to NBC JOHN SCHEIBE
David Berganio Jr. is feeling much better Chuck Culpepper
Serena Williams needs fast recovery from doubles win Diane Pucin
BUSINESS
Economy is going from bad to worse, reports show Maura Reynolds
Disney's ABC Television Group to cut 5% of workforce Meg James
Mercedes' compact ute a homely beast DAN NEIL
Where your favorite actress could end up next: YouTube Dawn C. Chmielewski
Earnings Roundup / Amazon.com Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Airlines Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Broadcom Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Staff and Wire Reports
Housing, job and durable-goods worries send stocks down Walter Hamilton
Business Briefing / Courts Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Global Economy Times Staff and Wire Reports
Ford's quarterly loss worse than expected at $5.9 billion Ken Bensinger
Business Briefing / Executives Times Staff and Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup / Juniper Networks Times Wire Reports
Occidental Petroleum's fourth-quarter profit sinks Ronald D. White
Business Briefing / Video Games Times Staff and Wire Reports
Oprah Winfrey Network hires Christina Norman as CEO Meg James
Plummeting profit could help Howard Stringer turn Sony around Alex Pham
Oil refinery and pipeline workers are poised to walk off job if contract talks falter Marla Dickerson
Earnings Roundup / Colgate-palmolive Times Wire Reports
NATIONAL
Army suicide rate hits a three-decade high, officials say Julian E. Barnes and Jia-Rui Chong
Obama's the model for black college dress guidelines David Zucchino
Blagojevich is removed from office Ray Long and Rick Pearson
Sen. Judd Gregg reportedly considered for Commerce Peter Nicholas
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / New Jersey Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Iowa Times Wire Reports
1.3 million lack power, possibly for weeks Associated Press
Sharp words from Obama over Wall Street bonuses Christi Parsons and Jim Puzzanghera
Republicans lack a party line on economy Mark Z. Barabak and Janet Hook
Labor nominee Hilda Solis hits GOP roadblock Peter Nicholas
Mexican journalist released from U.S. custody James Rainey and Ari B. Bloomekatz
Retesting at peanut plant wasn't proper, lab director says Associated Press
In Detroit, a frozen body tells the story of a troubled city Associated Press
Guantanamo judge defies Obama Carol J. Williams
Senate passes children's health insurance bill Noam N. Levey
OPINION
Re "A fuel-efficient future," editorial, Jan. 27...
No excuses for killers
Teachers shouldn't skip giving standardized exams
Cardinal law
Might be harder than it looks
Letters
Painful preview for the poor
Want fewer elections? Vote more JOEL STEIN
American killing machines P.W. Singer, P.W. Singer is director of the 21st Century Defense Initiative at the Brookings Institution and the author of "Wired for War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the 21st Century."
The Blackbeard of billboards
Octuplets raise social concerns
Old enough to know better Henry Alford, Henry Alford is the author of "How to Live: A Search for Wisdom from Old People (While They Are Still on This Earth)."
NEWS
SCIENCE
Cellist disease a hoax, British doctor confesses Thomas H. Maugh ii
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