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What happened on July 13, 2009
HEALTH
Portable hyperbaric chambers: An expensive folly? By Chris Woolston
If red wine's good, are resveratrol pills even better? By Melissa Healy
Youth in a jar? Probably not, but we buy it anyway By Stacie Stukin
Exercise and longevity: get moving By Jeannine Stein
Aging: You can hurry it, but you can't slow it By Marnell Jameson
Is resveratrol safe to take? By Melissa Healy
Don't sweat the small stuff -- enjoy it By Shari Roan
For the record
Stretch back over a roller to boost your abs By Karen Voight
Living a longer life: whose advice helps? By Marnell Jameson
She's good with gray hair By Kathleen Clary Miller
Eating to live longer: It can be a page turner By Elena Conis
Antibiotic clindamycin can cause a dangerous gastrointestinal infection By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon
Resveratrol marketers try to dazzle with marquee names By Melissa Healy
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
They're doing a feel-good thing By Maria L. La Ganga
Activists push ballot initiative to end state benefits for illegal immigrants and their U.S.-born children By Teresa Watanabe
Marking the 50th anniversary of the first U.S. nuclear meltdown By Louis Sahagun
California budget threat to state parks doesn't apply to an off-roader favorite By Zachary Slobig
Anglican and Roman Catholic leaders say the market is lacking morals By Larry B. Stammer
Budget cuts raise concerns for future of Southeast Asian archive By My-thuan Tran
Deputy shot in shoulder; suspect arrested By David Zahniser
32nd Congressional District election is Tuesday By Jean Merl
Joe Bowman dies at 84; sharpshooter was known as 'Master of Triggernometry' By Joe Holley
A spreading Web of language help By Raja Abdulrahim
Groups seek stimulus funds for homeowners and job training By Ruben Vives
Canyon Country man held in death of cyclist By David Zahniser
Iraqi teen's dream of returning to L.A. comes true By Kurt Streeter
A race between protection and deportation By Anna Gorman
At the white water's edge
PASSINGS / Harry J. Gray Times Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Ric Hardman Times Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Waldo McBurney Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATIONAL
Republican pundits open fire on Sarah Palin By Mark Z. Barabak
Some worry healthcare reform won't cut costs By Noam N. Levey
Democrats slam Dick Cheney over secret CIA program By Julian E. Barnes
Doctor helps give homeless man a second chance By Judith Graham
National Briefing / New York Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Florida Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Pennsylvania Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Florida Times Wire Reports
OPINION
A bipartisan blueprint for immigration reform By Jeb Bush, Thomas F. Mclarty Iii and Edward Alden, Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and former White House Chief of Staff Thomas F. McLarty III are co-chairmen and Edward Alden is director of a Council on Foreign Relations-sponsored Independent Task Force on U.S. Immigration Policy.
Fire retardants and baby products: This isn't kid stuff By Russell Long, Russell Long is vice president of Friends of the Earth.
Divorce and hard times By Gregory Rodriguez
Turning around Olvera Street
Improve care, lower costs
Our great hidden healthcare system By Phil Lebherz, Phil Lebherz is the founder and director of the Foundation for Health Coverage Education. Website: coverageforall.org
It's for the birds
Michael Jackson: a different tune
Dealing with Russia
Immigration and business
ENTERTAINMENT
HBO's 'Teddy: In His Own Words' By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Live: Beyoncé at Honda Center By Ann Powers, Pop Music Critic
'Ravens' by George Dawes Green By Sarah Weinman
BOA Steakhouse on Sunset Boulevard By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
Ricardo Lemvo: Infused with the Cuban beat By Lorenza Munoz
Theater Review By Davig Ng
Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Art Review By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
Out-of-the-box scoring By Randy Lewis
Art Review By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
SPORTS
Brandon Wood's memories could help him succeed with Angels By Kurt Streeter
Gatti's wife is accused of killing him Associated Press
Twins drive Mark Buehrle out of game early Associated Press
Josh Beckett earns victory No. 100 Associated Press
Scioscia's latest creation for Angels: Brandon Wood, first baseman By Mike Digiovanna
Angels keep yanking New York's chain By Mike Digiovanna
Trevor Hoffman to replace Dodgers' Jonathan Broxton in All-Star game Associated Press
Everything is breaking just right for Dodgers By Dylan Hernandez
Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw can't keep himself in the zone By Dylan Hernandez
Kings take it seriously and do some work privately By Helene Elliott
If a 6-year-old ruled the sports world . . . By Chris Erskine
It's a star-studded sequel for Evan Longoria By Kevin Baxter
Stricker stays the course and wins Associated Press
Alex Perelson spins past the competition at Maloof Money Cup By Pete Thomas
Dario Franchitti wins Honda Indy in Toronto Associated Press
Croatia defeats U.S. in Davis Cup Staff And Wire Reports
Brad Hawpe's double lifts Rockies to win Associated Press
Padres cruise past Giants, 10-4 Associated Press
It's too bad Chipper Jones wasn't on hand for this record By Mike Penner
The all-California All-Star team By Bill Shaikin
Armstrong rides again? Maybe so Associated Press
Ji wins it on final hole By Mark Wogenrich
No Sitting Down On The Job
BUSINESS
'Bruno' starts off strong, then stumbles By Ben Fritz
Hits at the box office are creating retail blockbusters By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Earnings prospects for 2009's second half will be scrutinized By Walter Hamilton
It's time to close a big tax loophole for businesses By Michael Hiltzik
Investor anger over portfolio advice shows in case filings By Elizabeth Razzi
Stimulus funds would boost Sylmar lithium-ion battery maker By W.J. Hennigan
For many, visit to L.A. is a 'reality' trip By Hugo Martin
U.S. and Swiss governments ask for delay in UBS banking secrecy hearings Associated Press
Company Town
The week ahead
WORLD
2 Marines slain in southern Afghanistan Associated Press
Tensions linger between Colombia and Ecuador By Chris Kraul
After a long absence, pro-Mousavi cleric Rafsanjani to lead prayers By Borzou Daragahi
Churches in Iraq targeted in bombings; 4 killed By Liz Sly
Mexico drug cartel gunmen kill 5 in attacks Washington Post
Calderon's drug offensive stirs 'wasp nest' By Ken Ellingwood and Tracy Wilkinson
Philippine bombings: No one is a suspect and everyone is to blame By John M. Glionna
World Briefing / Somalia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Honduras Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / India Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Mideast Times Wire Reports
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