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What happened on May 09, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Ex-hospital worker convicted in patient record leaks dies Associated Press
In Disneyland's shadow, a rising new demographic Tony Barboza
Sweet moment
California Briefing / Ojai Shelby Grad
California Briefing / Berkeley Associated Press
California Briefing / Los Angeles Richard Winton
Edwin 'Bud' Shrake dies at 77; co-author of bestselling golf book 'Harvey Penick's Little Red Book' Associated Press
California Briefing / San Diego Tony Perry
California Briefing / Sacramento Patrick McGreevy
Sean Harrington quits public pensions board David Zahniser
Work begins on final leg of 405 Freeway's northbound carpool lane Dan Weikel
Flu separates inmates, families Raja Abdulrahim
In the fire zone, 'everybody's affected now' Catherine Saillant
Lawyer faces contempt charges in pesticide case against Dole Carol J. Williams
Principal, executive director named for new arts high school Mitchell Landsberg
L.A. Unified schools violate junk food ban Mary MacVean
Stanford grad student walking 320 miles in John Muir's footsteps Maria L. La Ganga
Dominic DiMaggio, younger brother of Joe, dies at 92 Jon Thurber
Santa Barbara fire consumes more homes Joe Mozingo and Ann M. Simmons
These moms know true love SANDY BANKS
NATIONAL
Louis Caldera resigns over Air Force One flyover fiasco Peter Nicholas
National Briefing / Arizona Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Texas Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Illinois Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Alabama Times Wire Reports
Statue of Liberty's crown to reopen July 4 Mark Silva
Firm acquitted in asbestos case Kim Murphy
Obama administration won't reverse Bush ruling on polar bears Jim Tankersley
More babies named Barack Richard Fausset
ENTERTAINMENT
Timothy Andres is enjoying his moment in the L.A. sun Yvonne Villarreal
Kenneth Branagh on 'Wallander' Susan King
'Wallander' on PBS ROBERT LLOYD, TELEVISION CRITIC
Critic's Notebook MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
Letters
Quick Takes Mike Boehm
Letters
Quick Takes
Quick Takes David Sarno
Quick Takes Maria Elena Fernandez
Quick Takes Associated Press
Letters
Quick Takes Randy Lewis
Art Review CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT, ART CRITIC
Egoyan takes delight in his sleight of hand Mark Olsen
Shins frontman James Mercer goes up-tempo Steve Appleford
Watts' Pop stars Diane Haithman
'Stone's Fall' by Iain Pears Carmela Ciuraru
Taos is still hitched to 'Easy Rider' and Dennis Hopper Associated Press
Pearl Jam's music on 'Cold Case' Greg Braxton
HOME & GARDEN
Neighborly Advice: Park Estates Scott Marshutz
For the record
Conquering London, not-so little daughter in tow CHRIS ERSKINE
greenPots are eco-friendly and eco-chic David A. Keeps
A showcase of design
Furniture deal at Room & Board Jake Townsend
Architect transforms her home from '50s tract to eco-friendly contemporary Kathy Bryant
Alternative rocking horse for the thoroughly modern child David A. Keeps
The top trends for bathrooms
Bathrooms swimming in lap of luxury Veronique de Turenne
Byron Allen sells Hollywood Hills house for $6.25 million LAUREN BEALE
Touch in L.A. showcases creatively recycled designs David A. Keeps
Latest toilet models take on sleek shape Barbara Thornburg
BUSINESS
Mrs. Butterworth's first name is . . . Nathan Olivarez-Giles
Business Briefing / Autos TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / The Economy TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Restaurants TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Courts TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Group drops fight against Chrysler plan Tomoeh Murakami Tse, Tse writes for the Washington Post.
Big spending to revive U.S. economy is still planned David Cho and Binyamin Appelbaum, Cho and Appelbaum write for the Washington Post.
Fed seeks to halt conflicts of interest at its 12 banks Bloomberg News
Edison International profit falls as power prices drop Bloomberg News
Sun Micro: We may have broken US anti-bribery law Associated Press
Better, but hardly great TOM PETRUNO
AT&T said to be likely winner of most Verizon Alltel assets Associated Press
Business Briefing / Media TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Fannie Mae seeks $19 billion in aid after 1Q loss Zachary A. Goldfarb, Goldfarb writes for the Washington Post.
Berkshire Hathaway swings to $1.5-billion loss in first quarter Associated Press
U.S. unemployment rate rises to 8.9% Mike Dorning
Many workers' earnings stagnating or declining Annys Shin, Shin writes for the Washington Post.
Wall Street opens higher open after jobs data walter hamilton and tom petruno
Toyota suffers stunning annual net loss -- its first since 1950 Tiffany Hsu
CalPERS issues draft policy on placement agent fees Marc Lifsher
Vintage motorcycles find traction in soft economy Susan Carpenter
Chrysler bankruptcy creates lemon law turmoil Martin Zimmerman
Total Call International to pay $300,000 to settle California suit over excessive fees Nathan Olivarez-Giles
SPORTS
Lakers show heart in Texas MIKE BRESNAHAN
Offense stalls against Giants' Zito in 3-1 loss Jim Peltz
Mets make it five in a row with win over Pirates Associated Press
Phillies beat Braves behind Cole Hamels Associated Press
Penguins beat Capitals in Game 4 to even series Associated Press
Dwight Howard leads Magic over Celtics Associated Press
Political football
That's original
Oh, yeah, the Lakers are playing
Up next for Chivas USA: Saturday vs. Real Salt Lake Grahame L. Jones
Matt Palmer pitches Angels to win BEN BOLCH
Jordan Farmar gets the job done Mike Bresnahan
Chatsworth defeats Reseda Cleveland, 4-3 Eric Sondheimer
Skins Game won't be played this year Car surfing Staff And Wire Reports
No Red October?
Jockeys might play musical saddles for the Preakness BILL DWYRE
Alex Rodriguez homers in return for Yankees Associated Press
Alex Cejka leads by two at the Players Teddy Greenstein
Even Rockets fans know series with Lakers is over BILL PLASCHKE
For Tim Salmon, Manny Ramirez's positive test makes sense of the past Ben Bolch
USC faces UC Irvine for men's title Gary Klein
Not a stand-up guy?
Consistency is Denny Hamlin's plan for success Tania Ganguli
Manny Ramirez's absence acutely felt by Dodgers DYLAN HERNANDEZ
Italy finally gets Lance Armstrong Diane Pucin
Ducks' turn to play follow the leader HELENE ELLIOTT
Waiting for Vujacic T.J. SIMERS
Arizona Diamondbacks name A.J. Hinch manager Associated Press
Justin Verlander pitches Tigers to win Associated Press
Juan Pierre replaces Manny in left, if not in Dodgers fans' hearts Kevin Baxter
A-Rod homers in season debut Dan Connolly
Up next for Angels: Saturday vs. Royals Ben Bolch
SCIENCE
Science Briefing From Times Staff And Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff And Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff And Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff And Wire Reports
Panel to review NASA spaceflight plans John Johnson Jr.
Science Briefing From Times Staff And Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff And Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff And Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff And Wire Reports
Flu? Don't blame the pig Alan Zarembo and Karen Kaplan
NEWS
WORLD
World Briefing / Sudan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Haiti Times Wire Reports
Afghan civilian toll is lower than reported, U.S. officials say Julian E. Barnes
World Briefing / Ecuador Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Brazil Times Wire Reports
Fighter jets target Taliban in Pakistan's Swat Valley Associated Press
Obama chooses Egypt for address to Muslims Christi Parsons
World Briefing / Taiwan Times Wire Reports
Pope arrives in Jordan Jeffrey Fleishman
Britain's Brown in a spot of trouble Henry Chu
Mexico flu response blends into election campaign Ken Ellingwood
OPINION
Reality, not reality TV
Is Manny Ramirez a game-changer?
Rewarding article
Feeling blue over Manny
Race, gender and public reaction
L.A. must not skimp on ethics TIM RUTTEN
Ad runs into editorial
Interlock devices: a sober idea for drivers
Targeting illegal immigrants
From the Inquisition to us James Mandrell, James Mandrell teaches Hispanic studies at Brandeis University, where he chairs the women's and gender studies department.
Hugh Hefner, the Bunny man Patt Morrison
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