What happened on July 01, 2009

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

SPORTS

OPINION

California death row's dicey math By Tim Rutten
Pakistan focuses on Islamic extremism By Ahmed Rashid, Ahmed Rashid, a Pakistani journalist and a fellow at the Pacific Council on International Policy, is the author of "Descent Into Chaos: The United States and the Disaster in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Central Asia."
During the state budget crisis, they're true to their schools
Iraq for Iraqis
A road map or a road to ruin?
Building a new UC -- in cyberspace By Christopher Edley Jr., Christopher Edley Jr. is dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law.
Bad news
Paying for the budget mess
Healthcare behind bars

BUSINESS

ENTERTAINMENT

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WORLD

What happened on July 01, 2009

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Nicholas Markowitz's parents weep at Jesse James Hollywood's trial By Steve Chawkins

Michael Jackson's will surfaces By Harriet Ryan

Michael Jackson death probe zeroes in on medications found at his home By Andrew Blankstein, Cara Mia Dimassa And Richard Winton

Majority at public hearing oppose California's proposed lethal injection changes By Carol J. Williams

Birmingham High's charter-conversion struggles show difficulty of reform By Mitchell Landsberg

Lyrical voices hail Iranians from overseas By Teresa Watanabe

Measure R sales tax hike goes into effect Wednesday By Dan Weikel

No LAPD officers will be fired in 2007 May Day incident By Richard Winton

Preliminary injunction to block Proposition 8 is unlikely By Maura Dolan

2 California legislators who just said no By Sandy Banks

Pina Bausch dies at 68; innovative German choreographer By Diane Haithman

State stands to forfeit $3 billion in possible cuts By Shane Goldmacher And Michael Rothfeld

Memorial event for Michael Jackson still under discussion By Ari B. Bloomekatz

O.C. grand jury again criticizes public administrator/public guardian's office By Tami Abdollah

California Briefing / Statewide By Seema Mehta

California Briefing / Los Angeles By Esmeralda Bermudez

California Briefing / Hawthorne By Raja Abdulrahim

California Briefing / Orange By My-thuan Tran

California Briefing / Los Angeles By Garrett Therolf

California Briefing / Los Angeles By Mitchell Landsberg

California By Phil Willon

SPORTS

Pauley Pavilion seating gets complicated By David Wharton

Andre Ethier is a natural for walk-off drama By Jim Peltz

Bryant works steadily to build Kobe dynasty in China By Mike Penner

If Kobe Bryant wants a new contract, today's the deadline to ask By Mike Bresnahan And Broderick Turner, ON THE LAKERS

Angels are rated most fan-friendly By Bill Shaikin

Orioles rally to beat Red Sox Associated Press

White Sox beat Indians, 11-4 Associated Press

Reliever Justin Speier makes the most of his chances By Mike Digiovanna

Joe Saunders can't find the right zone as Angels lose to Texas, 9-5 By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS

Coach Preki is frustrated in Chivas USA's 3-1 loss to Charleston By Mario Aguirre

It could be a low-key summer for Clippers By Baxter Holmes

Dodgers are shut down by Rockies' Jason Marquis By Jim Peltz, ON THE DODGERS

Kings need to shop free-agent market for a top-tier player By Helene Elliott

Michael Curry is latest coach to be fired by Pistons Associated Press

NCAA rejects Kelvin Sampson's appeal By Eric Sondheimer, Staff and Wire Reports

Brewers beat the Mets, 6-3 Associated Press

Giants beat Cardinals, 6-3 Associated Press

Tiger Woods has a host of tasks By Kevin Van Valkenburg

These men's quarters are well-drawn By Chuck Culpepper

The four tops play Wimbledon By Chuck Culpepper

OPINION

California death row's dicey math By Tim Rutten

Pakistan focuses on Islamic extremism By Ahmed Rashid, Ahmed Rashid, a Pakistani journalist and a fellow at the Pacific Council on International Policy, is the author of "Descent Into Chaos: The United States and the Disaster in Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Central Asia."

Building a new UC -- in cyberspace By Christopher Edley Jr., Christopher Edley Jr. is dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law.

BUSINESS

Chase cardholders see payment hike as a raw deal By David Lazarus

Autism patients' treatment is denied illegally, group says By Lisa Girion

China to delay requiring Green Dam Youth Escort filtering software By David Pierson

Bank got bailout after senator's staff called FDIC By Paul Kiel And Binyamin Appelbaum, Kiel writes for ProPublica, a nonprofit news organization. Appelbaum writes for the Washington Post.

Fired columnist Roger Friedman sues News Corp. By Joe Flint

Paramount said to be in talks with Sony and Fox By Dawn C. Chmielewski And Joe Flint

Pirate Bay to be acquired by Global Gaming Factory By Ben Fritz

Home prices are still falling, but not quite as steeply By Peter Y. Hong

Stocks move slightly higher ahead of data By Tom Petruno And Walter Hamilton

Jerry Huben's 68-year career in aviation comes in for a landing By Peter Pae

Obama sends consumer-protection bill to Congress By Kristina Sherry

Dispute over former L.A. shipyard site is on hold By Ronald D. White

One small, green rail line makes peace at the ports of L.A. and Long Beach By Ronald D. White

Judge delays financier Stanford's release on bond Associated Press

Unions hope to organize Inland Empire warehouse workers By Ronald D. White

Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Consumer Credit Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Agriculture Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Autos Times Wire Reports

Company Town By David Pierson

ENTERTAINMENT

Obama pats his fundraisers on the back By Tina Daunt

Review: 'Public Enemies' By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC

'Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC

Men's collections display explorer aesthetic By Adam Tschorn

Amy Pascal talks 'Moneyball' By Patrick Goldstein

Iona takes a break By Juliette Funes

More John Barrymore and John Gilbert silent films available on DVD By Susan King

Jackson fans gather at the Apollo Associated Press

Director, producer foresee a Jackson tribute By Chris Lee