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What happened on July 17, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Julius Shulman dies at 98; celebrated photographer of Modernist architecture By Claudia Luther, Luther is a former Times staff writer.
Lancaster mayor trying to keep Mongols motorcycle club out of town By Ann M. Simmons
Proposition 98, which guards funding for state's schools, is tested again By Eric Bailey
Chinese-born engineer convicted of espionage By Tami Abdollah and Christopher Goffard
UC to award honorary degrees to interned Japanese American students By Larry Gordon
Video fails to show if teen killed by deputy had a gun By Joel Rubin and Richard Winton
L.A. weighs plan to replace computer software with Google service By David Zahniser and Phil Willon
Lawsuit lays burden on county to curb AIDS in porn industry By Kimi Yoshino
Investigators target Michael Jackson's pseudonyms By Harriet Ryan and Kimi Yoshino
Love triangle on Penguin Island arouses passionate debate By Maria L. La Ganga
California Briefing / Sacramento By Michael Rothfeld
MTA finds support still strong for Measure R in survey By Dan Weikel
California Briefing / San Francisco By Larry Gordon
California Briefing / Hollywood Hills By Richard Winton
California Briefing / Statewide By Mitchell Landsberg
The words are with them
Schwarzenegger appoints former Democratic lawmaker to tax board By Shane Goldmacher
BUSINESS
Onions produce tears and energy at an Oxnard plant By Tiffany Hsu
BMW Mini E: A rumble in the electric-car jungle By Dan Neil
Henry Paulson testifies that Merrill Lynch sale helped stave off 'great peril' By Jim Puzzanghera
China's detention of an Australian mining exec threatens the countries' trade relationship By David Pierson
San Francisco Bay Area home sales up 20% in June By Peter Y. Hong
Dish Network settles consumer case with 46 states Associated Press
DVD rentals go up while sales drop By Ben Fritz and Dawn C. Chmielewski
Google profit up 19% amid slowing ad sales By David Sarno
CNN ad pitches two rivals a curve By Joe Flint
China's economic growth accelerates amid stimulus By David Pierson
Stocks mostly gain after better jobless claims By Tom Petruno
JPMorgan earnings surge 36% By Binyamin Appelbaum
Business Briefing / Real Estate Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Workforce Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / The Economy Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Airlines Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Transportation Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Retail Times Wire Reports
Company Town
Wal-Mart plans green ratings for its products By Andrea Chang
Video game industry sales sink 31% in June By Alex Pham
SPORTS
Zac Sunderland completes solo sail around the world By Pete Thomas
Tom Watson leads British Open after shooting a 65 By Chuck Culpepper
It's baseball as usual in Manny Ramirez's return By T.j. Simers
Diana Taurasi suspended two games after DUI citation Staff And Wire Reports
Fans welcome back Manny Ramirez By Mario Aguirre and Jim Peltz
Nicki Sorensen wins 12th stage of Tour de France Associated Press
John Hyden, Sean Scott prove a winning combination By Bill Brink
British TV not sold on HD just yet By Diane Pucin
Kobe Bryant stuck in fourth in popularity contest By Mike Penner
All-Star experience 'sours' Angels' Brian Fuentes By Bill Shaikin
Cliff Lee finally gets some support Associated Press
Birdies & bogeys from first round By Chuck Culpepper
Tiger Woods is all over the place in a 71 By Chuck Culpepper
David Beckham returns and Galaxy keeps rolling By Grahame L. Jones
Ryan Howard becomes fastest to 200 homers Associated Press
Prince Fielder powers Brewers past Reds Associated Press
Astros ruin Manny Ramirez's homecoming By Dylan Hernandez
Ervin Santana still has some magic in his arm By Bill Shaikin
Manny Ramirez shows little gratitude to his fans By Bill Plaschke
Compton Dominguez's powerhouse program faces uncertain future By Lance Pugmire and Stuart Pfeifer
ENTERTAINMENT
Joseph Gordon-Levitt falls in love again By Denise Martin
'(500) Days of Summer' By Michael Ordona
'Death in Love' By Gary Goldstein
The Do-Over at Crane's Hollywood Tavern By Scott Sterling
'Family Guy' breaks the funny bone barrier with Emmy nod By Scott Collins
'The Age of Stupid' By Gary Goldstein; Robert Abele; Kevin Thomas
HBO tops Emmy nominations with 'Big Love,' movies and miniseries By Matea Gold
Jackie Bisset's 'Death in Love' role inspired by her cat By Susan King
Larry King's addiction: Michael Jackson By James Rainey
Julius Shulman's photos promoted the idea of modern Southern California living By Christopher Hawthorne, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
Christian literature has expanded, from the Amish to vampires Associated Press
'Weeds' actor is going places, as long as he can bum a ride By Mark Sachs
AMC's heady times By Maria Elena Fernandez
Theater Beat By David Ng; David C. Nichols; F. Kathleen Foley; Philip Brandes
Céu sings out to the world By Reed Johnson
A bit of the moon in the paintings of an Apollo astronaut Associated Press
Summer Camp Campaign By Juliette Funes
Rookies 'Fringe' and 'The Mentalist' are hot with viewers, not voters By Denise Martin
Farrah Fawcett's nomination 'would have meant so much' to her, friend says By Greg Braxton
Seven Emmy nods a good fit By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Emmy barely commends series at their ends By Greg Braxton
Around The Galleries By Holly Myers
Theater Review By David C. Nichols
Critic's Notebook By Mark Swed
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Bloomberg News
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By From A Times Staff Writer
Quick Takes Associated Press
The Emmy Nominations
The Emmy Nominations
Quick Takes Associated Press
BFFs who are pretty shallow By Amy Wallen, Wallen is author of the novel "MoonPies and Movie Stars."
'30 Rock' and 'Mad Men' lead the way By Susan King
Joseph Gordon-Levitt falls in love again By Denise Martin, Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Mutton bustin': the Little League of rodeo country By Kate Linthicum
Government to auction offshore oil leases despite legal uncertainty By Jim Tankersley
Farmers critical of food safety bill By Kristina Sherry
Obama helps NAACP mark 100 years of fighting racism By Christi Parsons
Firefighters say the law matters, not empathy By James Oliphant
A mechanic in a black robe By David G. Savage
What legal experts think of Sotomayor's performance
Interior Department drops Bush plan to allow more logging By Kim Murphy
National Briefing / Texas TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Wyoming TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / New Jersey TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Don't Call It Sears Tower
Gates warns against excess with F-22s By Julian E. Barnes
Obama team defends economic stimulus program By Peter Nicholas
OPINION
On Sonia Sotomayor: Words from 'wise Latinas'
California's budget: an expensive, needless delay
L.A.'s rape kit backlog: A test of justice
For the record
Lessons at the LAUSD
Sotomayor in the hot seat
The governor weighs in
A charade in Chechnya
The bioterror bugaboo By Wendy Orent, Wendy Orent is the author of "Plague: The Mysterious Past and Terrifying Future of the World's Most Dangerous Disease."
WORLD
Forces hiked to counter drug gang in Mexican state By Ken Ellingwood
South Korea mud festival leaves the cake By Ju-min Park, Park is a researcher in The Times' Seoul Bureau.
Indonesia hotel bombings leave 9 dead By John M. Glionna
Losses in Afghanistan stir anxiety in Britain By Henry Chu
India, Pakistan pledge more cooperation Reuters
World Briefing / Afghanistan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / United Nations TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Japan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Russia TIMES WIRE REPORTS
In Iran, tensions build ahead of Rafsanjani's Friday sermon By Ramin Mostaghim and Borzou Daragahi
Pakistani U.N. official, guard killed in camp By Alex Rodriguez
SCIENCE
Marking 40 years since man's first walk on the moon By John Johnson Jr.
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