What happened on July 22, 2009

ENTERTAINMENT

BUSINESS

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

OPINION

The Henry Gates case
The MTA and AnsaldoBreda By Tim Rutten
Sacramento's kick-the-can budget
For the record
Pharma's misguided TV pitches By Christopher Lane, Christopher Lane is the author of, most recently, "Shyness: How Normal Behavior Became a Sickness."
The CIA, licensed to kill By David Wise, David Wise writes frequently about intelligence. He is the author of "Nightmover: How Aldrich Ames Sold the CIA to the KGB for $4.6 Million" and "Spy: The Inside Story of How the FBI's Robert Hanssen Betrayed America."
Rodeo lambasted
Little leadership in hidden taxation
Identifying a problem
UC applauded

SPORTS

NATIONAL

FOOD

WORLD

SCIENCE

What happened on July 22, 2009

ENTERTAINMENT

Lou Dobbs and the canard over President Obama's birth By James Rainey

Janice Min helped Us Weekly feed a hunger for celebrity By Rachel Abramowitz

Calendar By Nicholas A. Basbanes, Basbanes is the author of seven books, including "Every Book Its Reader: The Power of the Printed Word to Stir the World."

Taylor is finally getting some structure By Juliette Funes

It's time to geek out By Geoff Boucher

Michael Jackson rehearsal video may be headed to theaters By Maria Elena Fernandez and Chris Lee

Norway says NBC's 'The Wanted' is 'superficial' By Matea Gold

Experimental, thy name is woman By Karen Wada

Quick Takes Wire And Staff Reports

Quick Takes By Matea Gold

Quick Takes Associated Press

Quick Takes By Greg Braxton

Quick Takes By David Ng

Quick Takes Associated Press

Record Rack By Margaret Wappler; Greg Kot; Mikael Wood

No redo for 'Ring' By David Ng

Prime-time Tv Rankings City News Service

BUSINESS

Navy weapons unit produces a high-desert boomtown By Alana Semuels

Almost $100 billion in losses for California's biggest government pension funds By Marc Lifsher

Bernanke: Interest rates will stay very low for a 'very long haul' By Don Lee

California hotels flood the market By W.J. Hennigan

Is Hollywood big enough for two wax museums? By Hugo Martin

Apple and Yahoo post profit, but for vastly different reasons By Alex Pham and David Sarno

Haim Saban's ex-tax advisor files civil lawsuit against the media mogul By Joe Flint

Delphi auction is postponed again By Martin Zimmerman

Stocks move higher amid more solid earnings Associated Press

Detroit loses its edge in rental car market By Ken Bensinger

After passing a budget, California will turn to Wall Street By Tom Petruno

Times and Register to publish ad supplement By David Colker

Business Briefing / Earnings Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Earnings Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Automobiles Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Mortgages Times Wire Reports

Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports

The Economy By Alana Semuels

East West Bank adds capital By E. Scott Reckard and Tom Petruno

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Oakland voters approve a tax on medical marijuana By Julie Strack

Retired Orange County Catholic priest arrested in alleged molestation By Paloma Esquivel

Q & A on the pending California budget By Cara Mia Dimassa

Governor, legislative leaders begin building support for their budget pact By Patrick Mcgreevy and Michael Rothfeld

Cal State approves 20% fee hike By Gale Holland

Trutanich investigates city's role in Michael Jackson memorial By Phil Willon

Climate change could put the heat on California crops By Margot Roosevelt

FAA probes pilots' actions in fatal Tehachapi crash By Dan Weikel

Heinz Edelmann dies at 75; art director for the 1968 Beatles film 'Yellow Submarine' From Times Wire Services

Budget to reshape the Golden State By Mitchell Landsberg

Investigators seek more information from Michael Jackson's physician By Harriet Ryan

John Barry dies at 84; former executive made WD-40 a household name By Tony Perry

Huntington Beach Junior Lifeguard remembered for her smile and songs By My-thuan Tran

Neo-Nazi beliefs partly blamed in slaying at Oxnard junior high By Steve Chawkins

Could parents' screams jolt L.A. Unified into action? By Steve Lopez

Council moves L.A. Marathon back to March, shifts route By David Zahniser

Working to fill a dire need for priests By Duke Helfand

Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports

Budget deal's oil-drilling component draws mixed reviews By Alexandra Zavis and Maria L. La Ganga

OC adds new tier and choice to pension plan By Tami Abdollah

Yury Verlinsky dies at 65; pioneered genetic testing method By Thomas H. Maugh Ii

California Briefing / Humboldt County By Julie Cart

California Briefing / Malibu By Martha Groves

California Briefing / Long Beach By Howard Blume

California Briefing / Statewide By Ruben Vives

California Briefing / San Bernardino By Ruben Vives

California Briefing / Industry By Corina Knoll

OPINION

The MTA and AnsaldoBreda By Tim Rutten

Pharma's misguided TV pitches By Christopher Lane, Christopher Lane is the author of, most recently, "Shyness: How Normal Behavior Became a Sickness."

The CIA, licensed to kill By David Wise, David Wise writes frequently about intelligence. He is the author of "Nightmover: How Aldrich Ames Sold the CIA to the KGB for $4.6 Million" and "Spy: The Inside Story of How the FBI's Robert Hanssen Betrayed America."

SPORTS

Kimo Leopoldo is still alive By Mark Medina

Tom Watson keeps defeat in perspective By Chuck Culpepper

Former UCLA star Ed O'Bannon leads suit against NCAA over use of images By Kurt Streeter

Armstrong finds a new sponsor Associated Press

Chelsea beats Inter Milan, 2-0, at Rose Bowl By Grahame L. Jones, ON SOCCER

Red Sox fall out of first place Associated Press

Yankees are all alone in first place Associated Press

Angels might find a new reliever with a familiar face By Mike Digiovanna Reporting From Kansas City, Mo. and Mike Digiovanna