What happened on July 10, 2009

NATIONAL

BUSINESS

SPORTS

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

ENTERTAINMENT

Fox 11's Jillian Reynolds untouched as layoffs lay waste to the TV station's staff By James Rainey
'Drop Dead Diva' By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Herb & Dorothy' By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
'Blood: The Last Vampire' By Michael Ordona; Glenn Whipp
'An Unlikely Weapon' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'I Love You, Beth Cooper' By Mark Olsen
'The Ignorance of Blood' by Robert Wilson By Richard Schickel, Schickel is the author, most recently, of "You Must Remember This: The Warner Bros. Story."
Gay in a 'Brüno' theater By Hank Stuever
For Luisa, camp was a place to heal By Juliette Funes
'Drop Dead Diva' mixes brains and beauty By Maria Elena Fernandez
George Thorogood enjoys the Southern California vibe By Mark Sachs
'Gay, A Photographic Essay 1969-1972' at drkrm.gallery By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
The perfect tone on a new guitar? By Susan Kinzie
A blockbuster at Playhouse in Hollywood By Scott T. Sterling
'Soul Power' By Kenneth Turan, TIMES FILM CRITIC
Culture Monster By Mike Boehm
Dudamel to debut in a free spirit By Karen Wada
Quick Takes
Quick Takes By Susan King
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Rachel Abramowitz
Quick Takes By Diane Haithman
Quick Takes
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Theater Beat By David C. Nichols; Philip Brandes; F. Kathleen Foley

SCIENCE

OPINION

Honduras' non-coup By Miguel A. Estrada, Miguel A. Estrada is a partner at the Washington office of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher. A native of Honduras, he was a member of the official U.S. delegation to President Zelaya's 2006 inauguration.
Cortines lays down the law
The Michael Jackson memorial: City Hall blew it
Global warming: The heat is on the U.S.
How did California get into this mess? By John Vasconcellos
Boiling mad
What is Palin telling us?
Analyzing strategy
The food court

WORLD

What happened on July 10, 2009

NATIONAL

Small-town cops face a big problem By Scott Kraft

AIDS activists arrested in Washington Associated Press

Senator Roland Burris reportedly won't run in 2010 By John Chase and Rick Pearson

Families decry disinterment of bodies By Lolly Bowean, Matt Walberg and Steve Schmadeke

Sen. Ensign admits parents gave money to mistress and family By Mark Z. Barabak and Ashley Powers

No Michael Jackson resolution in Congress By Richard Simon

National Briefing / Colorado TIMES WIRE REPORTS

National Briefing / New York TIMES WIRE REPORTS

National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS

National Briefing / Pennsylvania TIMES WIRE REPORTS

National Briefing / New Hampshire TIMES WIRE REPORTS

National Briefing / Louisiana TIMES WIRE REPORTS

BUSINESS

Internet users heavily into clouds, most unknowingly By Alex Pham

California IOUs to be shunned by big banks after today By Tiffany Hsu

Crude oil supply far outstrips motorist demand, analysts say By Ronald D. White

Fast-food restaurants prepare to put more nutrition information on the menu By Jerry Hirsch

For McCafe supplier, a case of jitters By Mike Hughlett

Plan for Olympics channel generates controversy By Meg James

Outsourcing to 'virtual assistants' cuts overhead costs By Emma L. Carew

AIG prepares more bonuses for top executives By Brady Dennis and David Cho

Broadcom drops hostile bid for Emulex By Martin Zimmerman and Alex Pham

Lions Gate nominates biggest shareholder to board in anti-Icahn move By Claudia Eller

Google brings a little swagger to Sun Valley By Joe Flint

General Motors' image could keep the brakes on sales By Jim Puzzanghera and Martin Zimmerman

Stocks open higher after Alcoa, jobs report Associated Press

Billy Mays pitches from beyond the grave By W.J. Hennigan

Retailers report weak June sales By Andrea Chang

Shoppers often buy more than planned at warehouse clubs By Nancy Trejos

Business Briefing / Real Estate Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / The Economy Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports

SPORTS

Family matters to Yankees' Mark Teixeira By Kevin Baxter

Brock Lesnar's hard shell protects a soft, gooey center By T.J. Simers

Chris Rose to be part of MLB All-Star coverage By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA

In the NBA, free agency is a perpetual motion machine By Lisa Dillman

Michael Phelps breaks 100-meter butterfly record By Kevin Van Valkenburg

Rays defeat slumping Blue Jays Associated Press

Mariners defeat the Rangers, 3-1 Associated Press

Matt Kemp, Chone Figgins fall short in All-Star vote By Kevin Baxter, Staff and Wire Reports

Matt Kemp misses out on All-Star berth By Dylan Hernandez

Randy Wolf finally gets a win By Dylan Hernandez, ON THE DODGERS

The Big A: Anaheim's little slice of heaven By Chris Erskine

Roger Goodell makes it to the top of Mt. Rainier By Sam Farmer

Lance Armstrong recycles stardom By Diane Pucin

Vert gets ramped up as big payday awaits By Pete Thomas

Vickers races to his fifth pole of the season AGREEING TO DISAGREE By Lisa Dillman; Bill Brink, Staff and Wire Reports

Joel Hanrahan wins for team he is no longer with Associated Press

Jayson Werth homers again as Phillies win Associated Press

Lee Janzen ties for lead at John Deere Classic Associated Press

The spirit of 1999 Women's World Cup lives on By Bill Plaschke

Chips aren't down for Jordan Farmar By Mike Penner

Sparks get first win on the road Associated Press

Thor Hushovd sprints to stage victory By Lauren Goldman, Associated Press

UFC 100 growing into a sold-out spectacle By Lance Pugmire

Early drama at the Open Associated Press

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Deficit may trigger anti-illegal immigration ballot measure By Anna Gorman and Teresa Watanabe

California Supreme Court allows challenges to Breathalyzer results By Maura Dolan

Tremor patterns under San Andreas fault offer insights into earthquakes By Jia-rui Chong

L.A. County property value drops for first time in 13 years By Molly Hennessy-fiske

L.A. City and Trade-Technical colleges placed on probation By Gale Holland

Bratton says LAPD's crime map will stay online By Ben Welsh and Doug Smith

Teachers union attacks Schwarzenegger's proposed suspension of Proposition 98 By Michael Rothfeld

Planners OK billboards and digital signs at L.A. Convention Center By Phil Willon and David Zahniser

Charles Eastman dies at 79; playwright and screenwriter By Dennis Mclellan

Payments to Medi-Cal providers will not be cut, federal court rules By Carol J. Williams

2 L.A. Fire Department commanders allege retaliation for reporting misconduct By Robert J. Lopez

FBI investigating fatal blast at a San Bernardino County home as a hate crime By David Kelly

Jackson health records are subpoenaed By Richard Winton, Harriet Ryan and Cara Mia Dimassa

Everything is fair game in Orange County this year By Paloma Esquivel

UC Irvine hospital uses faulty narcotics pumps, nurses union alleges By Tony Barboza

Vasily Aksyonov dies at 76; dissident writer expelled from the Soviet Union Times Staff And Wire Reports

California Briefing / Statewide By Larry Gordon