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What happened on May 13, 2009
BUSINESS
Allegiant Air's prudent ways help it soar amid slump in travel By Peter Pae
Sour commercial real estate loans threaten to drag down regional banks By E. Scott Reckard
Ex-L.A. investment agent pleads guilty to N.Y. securities fraud By Marc Lifsher and David Zahniser
Owners of Carson landfill site plan gas collection system By Roger Vincent
He's an outsourcer, and proud of it By David Lazarus
California financier is awarded $300 million in fraud lawsuit Associated Press
FDA takes issue with Cheerios health claims By Tiffany Hsu
Real estate swings have affected minorities more than whites, study shows By Tiffany Hsu
AIG to say its need for bailouts is over Associated Press
Freddie Mac seeks $6.1B in US aid after 1Q loss By Zachary A. Goldfarb, Goldfarb writes for the Washington Post.
Stocks fluctuate in narrow range after sell-off Associated Press
Business Briefing / Computers Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Regulation Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Television Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Retail Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Company Town
Rival networks can learn from CBS' playbook By Scott Collins
Trade deficit widens in March to $27.6 billion Associated Press
Ticketmaster profit plummets 78% on lower ticket volume Bloomberg News
At Searchology, Google unveils new search features By David Sarno
GM's stock tumbles as 6 top executives sell stakes By Ken Bensinger and Tom Petruno
FOOD
All about aebleskivers By Reinhard Kargl and Yuko Kitazawa
Green tea is more than a way of life in South Korea By Cecilia Hae-jin Lee
Matcha's green tea powder and chocolate: a bitter-sweet combo By Daniel Young
El Bulli chef wants a piece of the pizza pie By Phil Gallo and Linda Di Franco
Review: Cecconi's in West Hollywood By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
Apple-brie soup at Bistro du Soleil in Playa del Rey By Noelle Carter
An Indonesian banquet, swathed in banana leaf By Linda Burum
Aebleskivers: the perfect pan By Noelle Carter
2007 Mas Las Cabes Muscat Sec Vin de Pays des Côtes Catalanes By S. Irene Virbila
Sierra Nevada Summerfest Lager By Charles Perry
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ENTERTAINMENT
Thomas L. Friedman and the high cost of speaking By James Rainey
Promises and pitfalls of celebrity rehab By Harriet Ryan
Shirley Jones, still going strong
'The Lonely Soldier' by Helen Benedict By Deanne Stillman
Cooking with Gordon Ramsay By Scott Collins
Cannes Film Festival: The dance resumes By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
The cost of witnessing 'Pompeii' By Yvonne Villarreal
Prime-time Tv Rankings Times Wire Reports
Pop Music Review By Randy Lewis
Theater Review By Charlotte Stoudt
Culture Monster By David Ng
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Mike Boehm
Jacket Copy By Carolyn Kellogg
Quick Takes By Greg Braxton
Music Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Adam Lambert, Danny Gokey and Kris Allen state their 'American Idol' cases By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
Steve Earle does Van Zandt, and alt-rock Operation Aloha gets laid back By Randy Lewis; Mikael Wood
For Gwen Stefani, never a doubt By Randy Lewis
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
On the run from everything but each other By Christopher Goffard
Law students help free three-strikes offenders By Jack Leonard
Veterans group loses a battle it didn't know it was fighting By Steve Lopez
Political aspirations of Latinos and Asians clash in congressional race By Michael Finnegan
As parting gift, USC seniors will help restore school's silent carillon By Larry Gordon
Judge prohibits L.A. teachers strike By Howard Blume
Amateur filmmaker Sidney Laverents dies at 100 By Dennis Mclellan
Former San Bernardino County assessor led an office laden with misdeeds, report says By David Kelly
Villaraigosa calls on City Council to declare a fiscal emergency By Phil Willon
Mark Landau dies at 59; he and his wife believed to be first couple to have heart transplants By Jeff Gottlieb
School board members acknowledge swifter firings are needed By Jason Song
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Raja Abdulrahim
Federal appeals court blocks Santa Monica from banning some jets By Dan Weikel
California
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Mitchell Landsberg
California Briefing / Santa Barbara By Catherine Saillant
California Briefing / L.a. County By Raja Abdulrahim
California Briefing / L.a. County By Molly Hennessy-fiske
California Briefing / San Francisco Associated Press
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Turning Point
L.A. may test loan program for troubled Pacoima homeowners By Jessica Garrison
Trump says Miss California USA can keep her crown despite uproar By Carla Hall
Orange County D.A. says there is evidence of deputies' 'code of silence' By My-thuan Tran
WORLD
El Salvador grapples with rising bloodshed By Tracy Wilkinson
Pakistan gets a say in drone attacks on militants By Julian E. Barnes and Greg Miller
South Korea cracks down on bribery of teachers By John M. Glionna and Ju-min Park
Mexico tells tourists: Don't fear the flu By Ken Ellingwood
Pope's WWII-era activities stir up controversy on Holy Land visit By Richard Boudreaux
U.S. soldier charged with murder in shootings at Iraq base By Liz Sly
20 killed in staged suicide bombings in Afghanistan By Laura King
U.S. Adm. James Stavridis named military commander of NATO Associated Press
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
Journalist freed by Iran thanks her supporters Associated Press
World Briefing / Spain Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Japan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Germany Times Wire Reports
U.S. wins a spot on U.N. Human Rights Council Reuters
Video accuses Guatemalan leader Associated Press
A roster of most-wanted
SPORTS
Did USC's Tim Floyd pay for O.J. Mayo? By Lance Pugmire
Lamar Odom will attempt to play tonight By Mike Bresnahan, ON THE LAKERS
Roy Halladay (7-1) wins fourth start in a row Associated Press
Angels bullpen falters By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS
Celtics rally past Magic in Game 5 Associated Press
Prince Fielder hits two homers in Brewers' victory Associated Press
Esperanza defeats Marina, 3-2 By Eric Sondheimer
Boston Bruins beat Carolina Panthers, 4-2 Associated Press
Ryan Zimmerman extends hitting streak to 30 games Associated Press
Anaheim Ducks beat Detroit Red Wings, 2-1 By Helene Elliott
Manny Ramirez planning to return to Florida in next few days By Kevin Baxter
Lakers' Phil Jackson still seems a little confused about some things By T.j. Simers
Lakers go from sorry to starry in one game By Bill Plaschke
Bud Selig remains quiet about Manny Ramirez By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
Mark Cuban apologizes to Kenyon Martin's mother Associated Press
Andrew Bynum gets up to speed By Mike Bresnahan
Jim Thome powers White Sox past Indians Associated Press
Ducks stifle the Red Wings' Pavel Datsyuk By Lisa Dillman
Roger Clemens still denies drug use Staff and Wire Reports
Phillies swipe a victory from the Dodgers By Kevin Baxter
Owners occupy penthouse and basement By Mike Penner
Nick Adenhart's locker brings sadness, memories for former teammate By Mike Digiovanna
NATIONAL
Inquiry in New York air crash points to crew error Associated Press
A push to legalize Internet gambling By Ben Meyerson
Golf courses hit a rough patch By Richard Simon
Murder charges dropped because of DNA evidence By David G. Savage
EPA's greenhouse gas ruling defies economic warning By Jim Tankersley
Report: Medicare fund eight years from insolvency By Noam N. Levey
5 found guilty in Miami of plotting with Al Qaeda By Vanessa Blum
GOP Senate leaders back moderate Florida Gov. Charlie Crist's bid By Peter Wallsten
Senate votes to ease ban on loaded guns in national parks By Janet Hook
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
The Nation Times Wire Reports
Producer chosen to head arts endowment By David Ng
OPINION
California's budget propositions: a no-win vote By Tim Rutten
Obama's right on target in Afghanistan By Max Boot, Max Boot is the Jeane J. Kirkpatrick senior fellow in national security studies at the Council on Foreign Relations and a contributing editor to Opinion.
Letters
Letters
Letters to the editor
Politics and the pope
Trump: the beauty and the beastly
Letters
L.A.'s new arts school: potential and pitfalls
NEWS
Labor at the brink By Harold Meyerson, Harold Meyerson is editor-at-large of the American Prospect and a columnist for the Washington Post.
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SCIENCE
Shuttle damage 'looks like nothing,' NASA says By John Johnson Jr.
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