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What happened on June 25, 2009
BUSINESS
China's trade moves could hit a wall David Pierson
Tourism industry is L.A. County's No. 1 job generator, report shows Hugo Martin
Plan to sell part of California workers' comp insurer State Fund faces opposition Marc Lifsher
Less travel expected over Fourth of July weekend Hugo Martin
Sunny D parent buys L.A. juice maker Bossa Nova Beverage Group Nathan Olivarez-Giles
Apple's silence on Steve Jobs' health may have broken federal securities rules David Sarno and Walter Hamilton
ZeniMax Media buys Id Software Alex Pham
Time Warner and Comcast's online video plan faces hurdles Joe Flint
Fed leaves bond purchases unchanged, says inflation 'subdued' Don Lee
Business Briefing / The Economy TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Retail TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Autos TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Aerospace TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Stocks rise after strong durable goods reading Associated Press
In Demand
Business Briefing / The Economy TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
May's new-home sales in U.S. drop 33% from a year earlier Peter Y. Hong
House split over new consumer agency Jim Puzzanghera
FDIC warns about CD ad claims Becky Yerak, Yerak writes for the Chicago Tribune.
Alfalfa sprouts are recalled W.J. Hennigan
SCIENCE
35,000-year-old flute is oldest known musical instrument Thomas H. Maugh II
ENTERTAINMENT
THE PERFORMANCE: Jeremy Renner Reed Johnson
Electric Daisy Carnival gets ready to turn on the lights Ramie Becker
Doing the new Oscar math Ben Fritz
Laserium finds a vintage Hollywood home Chris Willman
Oscars' big plot twist: 10 best-picture nominees, not 5 Geoff Boucher, Rachel Abramowitz and Claudia Eller
Models create the effects for low-budget film Patrick Kevin Day
Will 10 contenders double Oscars' pleasure? KENNETH TURAN, FILM CRITIC
'The Taking of Pelham 123' Kenneth Turan
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Yvonne Villarreal
Quick Takes Lee Margulies
Quick Takes From a Times Staff Writer
Quick Takes Associated Press
Culture Monster Diane Haithman
Quick Takes Harriet Ryan
'America's Got Talent,' but fewer want to see it Scott Collins
Idol Tracker Richard Rushfield
Calendar Marc Weingarten
Theater Review CHARLES McNULTY, THEATER CRITIC
Behind the Academy Awards' best picture decision Meg James
'Free' plagiarism charge frames Internet content debate Carolyn Kellogg
'No Impact Man' Betsy Sharkey
Oscars' playing field just got a lot livelier PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Los Angeles Greek Film Festival Susan King
Television Review ROBERT LLOYD, TELEVISION CRITIC
NATIONAL
Obama discusses deathbed measures Peter Nicholas
Bohemian tenants shown the door Tina Susman
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford returns to cries of 'lies, lies, lies' Richard Fausset
Federal college aid form to be streamlined Associated Press
Gov. Sanford disclosure deepens Republican turmoil Mark Z. Barabak
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
Obama promotes climate-change bill in face of conflicting figures Paul West
GOP to press Sotomayor on gun rights James Oliphant and David G. Savage
'I remain willing to welcome him back, in time'
National Briefing / Illinois Times Wire Reports
Iowa high school football coach shot to death Associated Press
Seattle's street artists get a green light Carol J. Williams
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Valedictorian says Accelerated School barred her from making speech Seema Mehta
Anti-gang activist accused of gang crimes Scott Glover and Richard Winton
Jesse James Hollywood says he fled U.S. because he feared for his life Steve Chawkins
Van Nuys neighborhood is now a part of Sherman Oaks Gerrick Kennedy
Local transit officials monitoring D.C. train crash probe Rich Connell
A budget patch job is better than IOUs GEORGE SKELTON
O.C. sheriff warns of fallout from budget cuts My-Thuan Tran
Skid row gets a lift
California Briefing / Los Angeles Dan Weikel
California Briefing / Los Angeles Mitchell Landsberg
Frank J. Low dies at 75; one of the fathers of infrared astronomy Thomas H. Maugh II
California lawmakers set to press ahead on budget vote Shane Goldmacher and Patrick McGreevy
Jerri Nielsen FitzGerald dies at 57; physician treated her own breast cancer at South Pole Valerie J. Nelson
Anne Roberts Nelson dies at 86; CBS television executive Claire Noland
Beverly Hills concerned about commercial condo trend Martha Groves
Business group presses L.A. City Council for details on early-retirement proposal David Zahniser and Phil Willon
California Briefing / Los Angeles Martha Groves
California Briefing / Maywood Ruben Vives
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
California Briefing / Los Angeles Dan Weikel
L.A. students find a reason to be optimistic Carla Hall
UCLA employees protest proposed pay cuts, furloughs Larry Gordon
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
SPORTS
Shaquille O'Neal steals the NBA draft's thunder MARK HEISLER
Terrell Owens has more issues with a teammate Mark Medina
U.S. Stuns Spain in soccer Grahame L. Jones
Co-coach plan just might work for Lakers KURT STREETER
John Daly battles the game of golf now, not himself CHRIS ERSKINE
Angels closer Brian Fuentes gets his groove back Ben Bolch
Revolution, Wizards tie in SuperLiga STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Louisiana State wins College World Series Wire Reports
Randy Johnson gets another win ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sam Querrey shows much promise in loss to Marin Cilic Chuck Culpepper
Manny Ramirez walks and grounds out in second game Dylan Hernandez
Manny Ramirez to play Saturday in Lake Elsinore Bill Shaikin
Timberwolves land fourth first-round pick for NBA draft ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lakers prefer a deal to a draft pick Broderick Turner
Rachel Alexandra to avoid Breeders' Cup Eric Sondheimer
Venus and Serena Williams are set apart by columnist Chuck Culpepper
They're crying foul over apologist for Manny Ramirez T.J. SIMERS
Clippers hope Blake Griffin can change their fortunes Lisa Dillman
White Sox blast Dodgers for six homers BILL SHAIKIN
Angels' Vladimir Guerrero returns to power in 11-3 win BEN BOLCH
WORLD
Iran supreme leader's son seen as power broker with big ambitions Jeffrey Fleishman
Peru's indigenous people win one round over developers Chris Kraul
World Briefing / Russia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Philippines Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
Pakistani Taliban leader survives strike, residents say Zulfiqar Ali
Family members wait and worry outside prison Ramin Mostaghim
World Briefing / Sudan Times Wire Reports
Iran's supreme leader declares: The vote stands Ramin Mostaghim
Baghdad bombing kills at least 61, injures more than 160 Saif Hameed and Ned Parker
In Pakistan, the displaced yearn for home Mark Magnier
The World
World Briefing / North Korea Times Wire Reports
OPINION
J.D. Salinger strikes back MEGHAN DAUM
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Much done, much to do at the L.A. charter school
Why California can't be governed Jerry Roberts and Phil Trounstine, Jerry Roberts and Phil Trounstine cover California politics at calbuzz.com.
NEWS
Global warming bill still contains some smoke and mirrors Todd Darling, Todd Darling produced and directed "A Snow Mobile for George," a documentary that examines the effect of environmental deregulation on individuals. He can be reached at asnowmobileforgeorge.com.
For The Record
For The Record
For The Record
For The Record
For The Record
BOOKS
He may be 90, but don't mess with J.D. Meghan Daum
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