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What happened on June 22, 2009
HEALTH
Dear, I love you with all my brain Judy Foreman
Muscle pain while taking statins may be genetic Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon
The hidden salt in chicken Elena Conis
Colorectal cancer rates are rising in younger people Jill U. Adams
Bally's founder Don Wildman speeds up at 76 Roy M. Wallack
Hands free of stress Karen Voight
Korean War gives Don Wildman perspective on life Roy M. Wallack
Tips to keep love alive
Free medical advice? No. But suturing wounds? Absolutely. Steve Dudley
Recent graduates: In the market for health insurance? Francesca Lunzer Kritz
Grads, are you covered? Francesca Lunzer Kritz
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
San Francisco D.A.'s program trained illegal immigrants for jobs they couldn't legally hold Michael Finnegan
Southern California churches prepare in case gun violence shows up at the altar Kate Linthicum
Family of UCLA lab fire victim criticizes investigation Kim Christensen
Philip Curtin, dies at 87; historian of African slave trade Patricia Sullivan
LAPD gains new approval from the public Joel Rubin
Navy Reserve Cmdr. Duane G. Wolfe, 54, Los Osos; dies in roadside blast Rich Connell
Playday With Dad
California Briefing / Rancho Palos Verdes Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Los Angeles Ari B. Bloomekatz
Candidates for San Gabriel Valley seat aren't backing down Jean Merl
Toil, and lots of trouble, for 'Macbeth' in Thousand Oaks Steve Chawkins
Two students, two schools -- and a world of difference 20 miles apart Mitchell Landsberg
L.A. museum honors the Tuskegee Airmen Corina Knoll
California has no money and few options GEORGE SKELTON
BUSINESS
Healthcare reform puts a price on quality of life MICHAEL HILTZIK
DVD slump might weaken 'Half-Blood Prince' sales Claudia Eller
Facebook hires a former foe as Washington lobbyist Kim Hart
Kroger feasts amid a supermarket famine Jerry Hirsch
Consumer spending returns to the spotlight Associated Press
Fed needs to make convincing case on recovering bank rescue funds Bloomberg News
'The Proposal' gets a big 'yes' at the box office Joe Flint
Platinum deal for Delphi may face detour Martin Zimmerman
The top 5 TV shows, albums, DVDs and video games
ENTERTAINMENT
'Make It or Break It' MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
'The Favorites' by Mary Yukari Waters Janice P. Nimura, Nimura is a New York-based critic whose work has appeared in Newsday and the Washington Post.
It takes a village to stage a 'Convention' Mark Olsen
Spinal Tap isn't tapped out yet Steve Appleford
The Epicenter of music festivals Todd Martens
The veteran 'Today' weatherman will report from a different city each day this week while also surprising local charities with supplies and donations. Juliette Funes
Music Review Daryl H. Miller
Chris Brown hearing arrives Harriet Ryan
Live: Wilco Todd Martens
SCENE SETTER: Mexico Restaurant y Barra Jessica Gelt
Goran Bregovic and his Wedding & Funeral Music Orchestra at Royce Hall John Payne
NATIONAL
Under House energy bill, coal won't be going away Jim Tankersley
Graduate test goes where GRE doesn't: personality Larry Gordon
Scientology leadership rife with physical violence, report says Associated Press
Injured veteran won't get new house; he already has two Jonathan Pitts
Republicans question cost of healthcare reform; Feinstein expresses doubt Christi Parsons
Mayors complain about stimulus spending Peter Nicholas
OPINION
The key to 3-D vision Susan R. Barry, Susan R. Barry is a professor of neurobiology in the department of biological sciences at Mount Holyoke College and the author of "Fixing My Gaze: A Scientist's Journey Into Seeing in Three Dimensions."
The big constitutional convention question: Who's going to fix California? Steven Hill, Steven Hill is director of the Political Reform Program of the New America Foundation and the author of "10 Steps to Repair American Democracy." (www.10Steps.net).
Exploited to extinction
We can all get along
Top 10 reasons joke fell flat
Bulldozing our cities may wreck our future GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
Better border enforcement
Diagnosing the problem
WORLD
Europe trains' history of intrigue isn't over Sebastian Rotella
Israel's top leaders voice support for Iran demonstrators Richard Boudreaux
Mir-Hossein Mousavi's unusual career arc Borzou Daragahi, Ramin Mostaghim and Kim Murphy
Palau becomes refuge to politically displaced John M. Glionna
World Briefing / North Korea Times Staff and Wire Reports
Pakistan faces challenge of cementing victory against Taliban Mark Magnier
World Briefing / Pakistan Times Staff and Wire Reports
World Briefing / Afghanistan Times Staff and Wire Reports
Iran calms, but daughter of top Iranian cleric reportedly arrested Jeffrey Fleishman and Ramin Mostaghim
SPORTS
Andy Murray's edge: the mother of all tennis coaches Chuck Culpepper
David Duval isn't afraid of the dark BILL DWYRE
Camille Abily, Marta lead Sol over FC Gold Pride Mario Aguirre
Clayton Kershaw is really growing on Dodgers Ben Bolch
With Lisa Leslie out, Sparks rise to challenge and beat Sacramento, 67-47 Mark Medina
Red Sox put Matsuzaka on the DL Associated Press
Dario Franchitti drives away with victory in Iowa Associated Press
No. 1, at least for a day
Brian Roberts gets key hit again for Orioles Associated Press
U.s. Open Teddy Greenstein
Wimbledon at a glance Chuck Culpepper
Lucas Glover pulls even with Ricky Barnes as play is suspended Teddy Greenstein
Albert Pujols' home runs lead Cardinals Associated Press
Matt Kemp has potential to be a great center fielder Ben Bolch
Kasey Kahne earns a win for legendary Richard Petty Jim Peltz
Tiger Woods finds preparation is way off course Teddy Greenstein
Jimmie Johnson's comeback stifled by penalty Jim Peltz
Dodgers do their best to convert nonbelievers BILL SHAIKIN
U.S. overcomes long odds to stay in Confederations Cup GRAHAME L. JONES
Angels aren't interested in Pedro Martinez, general manager says Bill Shaikin and Bill Brink
Scoreboard operators should know this too Mike Penner
Soldiers inspire Jerry Glanville back into service JERRY CROWE
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