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What happened on May 20, 2009
WORLD
Hosni Mubarak's grandson, 12, dies suddenly Associated Press
Britain's House of Commons speaker, Michael Martin, resigns By Henry Chu
U.S. says contractors in Afghanistan violated gun policy Associated Press
Iran nuclear danger downplayed in reports By Borzou Daragahi
Italian police announce major mob arrests Associated Press
Palestinian prime minister reinstated By Richard Boudreaux and Maher Abukhater
U.S., Russia begin nuclear arms talks Associated Press
World Briefing / Spain TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Afghanistan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Bosnia- Herzegovina TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Canada TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Clinton says U.S. may give Pakistan $110 million to aid displaced By Paul Richter
Indonesia plane crash kills at least 68 Associated Press
Reputed drug cartel appointee detained By Tracy Wilkinson
1940 massacre of Poles remains potent issue By Megan K. Stack
War over, Sri Lanka must win peace By Mark Magnier
SCIENCE
47 million years old and still dazzling By Thomas H. Maugh Ii and Tina Susman
Swine flu vaccine taking longer than expected, WHO says Times Staff Writers
BUSINESS
Credit card reform becomes opportunity to hammer good customers By David Lazarus
Bank of America says it raised $13.5 billion via stock sales By Tom Petruno
AIG: 6 independent directors to stand for election Associated Press
U.S. may start agency to protect consumers who use financial products By Zachary A. Goldfarb, Binyamin Appelbaum and David Cho, Goldfarb, Appelbaum and Cho write for the Washington Post.
Senate passes credit card reform bill in a 90-5 vote By James Oliphant
ABC slate relies on outside studios By Meg James
SAG contract vote nears as leadership remains divided By Richard Verrier
LAX operator said to be negotiating to buy parking lot By Roger Vincent
Congress passes anti-foreclosure bill Associated Press
Southland median home price falls to $247,000 in April By Peter Y. Hong
HP profit drops 17%, in line with estimates Associated Press
Albertsons is set to announce widespread price cuts By Jerry Hirsch
Disappointing housing data sends stocks lower Associated Press
OpenTable IPO attracts hungry investors By Tom Petruno
Palm hopes its Pre is a handful for competition By Alana Semuels
California electric car company Tesla teams with Daimler By Martin Zimmerman
Business Briefing / Healthcare Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Insurance Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Company Town
Retail Earnings / Home Depot Times Wire Reports
Retail Earnings / Tjx Times Wire Reports
Retail Earnings / Saks Times Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
Review: 'Terminator Salvation' By Betsy Sharkey Film Critic
'Blueprint America: Road to the Future' on PBS By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Even at 16, Bob Dylan was a poet Associated Press
OCPAC gala seeks to raise reputation By Diane Haithman
Does Adam Lambert have enough glitter for the 'American Idol' gold? By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
From The Idoldome By Richard Rushfield
Not even Sidney could match him By Patrick Goldstein
William Selig was an early film pioneer By Susan King
Francis Ford Coppola gets personal By Dennis Lim
Dance slate has U.S. feel By Diane Haithman
'Gossip Girl' season finale By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Dance Review By Chris Pasles
Can Newsweek relight the readership flame? By James Rainey
Quick Takes By Denise Martin
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Bloomberg News
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
'Surrender' by Bruce Bawer By Tim Rutten
Theater Review By David Ng
With 'Survivor,' CBS continues to thrive City News Service
The Upfronts By ; Scott Collins and Maria Elena Fernandez
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
California voters kill budget measures By Eric Bailey
Universal Studios to replace fire-damaged King Kong attraction By Anna Gorman
Women's clinics see rise in calls and visits By Kimi Yoshino
Officer in Oakland transit killing looked shocked, witnesses say Associated Press
No ifs ands or butts -- San Francisco considers cigarette cleanup fee Associated Press
David Herbert Donald dies at 88 Associated Press
Lakers and 'Idol' finale give L.A. Live a chance to shine By Ruben Vives
Chu jumps to early lead over Cedillo in 32nd Congressional District By Jean Merl
Roosevelt High teachers give the Education Mayor a failing grade By Steve Lopez
Newt Heisley dies at 88; veteran designed POW/MIA flag By Valerie J. Nelson
California voters exercise their power -- and that's the problem By Michael Finnegan
California Briefing / Santa Barbara By Catherine Saillant
California Briefing / San Diego County By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Pasadena By Seema Mehta
California Briefing / Hawthorne By Jia-rui Chong
California Briefing / Pomona By Mitchell Landsberg
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Harriet Ryan
Grief Over Inglewood Shooting
In early returns, Weiss trails Trutanich in city attorney's race By Maeve Reston and David Zahniser
Obituaries / Claudine Williams, 1921 - 2009 Associated Press
L.A. County courts to close 1 day a month By Victoria Kim
Flight patterns
Busway extension driving out longtime tenants By Ann M. Simmons
Coast Guard suspends search for plane crash survivors near Long Beach By Dan Weikel
Rapper's shooting may have had roots in Atlanta dispute By Richard Fausset, and Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein
Entire Groveland, Calif., school board heading for recall By Maria L. La Ganga
Taco trucks are feeling the crunch across the U.S. By Jeff Gottlieb
SPORTS
LeBron James vs. Dwight Howard is key matchup in Cleveland-Orlando series By Lisa Dillman
Palmer gets to 5-0 with bullpen help By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS
Lakers assistant Kurt Rambis interviews with 76ers By Mike Bresnahan
Nuggets might make things rough for the Lakers By Mike Bresnahan, ON THE LAKERS
Clippers hit the lottery, get No. 1 NBA draft pick By Lisa Dillman
Animal-rights activist meets with Michael Vick By Sam Farmer
Joel Pineiro pitches three-hitter in Cardinals' 3-0 victory over Cubs Associated Press
Kobe Bryant puts it on the line By Bill Plaschke
Lakers' victory is the perfect end to a perfect day By T.J. Simers
Dontrelle Willis earns first win since 2007 Associated Press
Yankees win seventh game in a row Associated Press
Howie Kendrick, after a hot-hitting spring, is still struggling By Mike Digiovanna
Cleveland is on an incredible roll, but Orlando has a chance By Mark Heisler
One look and Mark Loretta knew Ryan Church hadn't touched third By Jim Peltz
Casey Blake's homer helps Dodgers beat Mets By Jim Peltz, ON THE DODGERS
Lakers' escape isn't too sweet By Mark Heisler, ON THE NBA
Back injury may threaten Eric Chavez's career GIRO SANDWICH Staff and Wire Reports
Red Wings win Game 2 in overtime Associated Press
Casey Kotchman leads Braves past Rockies Associated Press
Nuggets get caught up in the numbers By Mark Medina
Baseball game of the day By Ben Bolch; Eric Sondheimer
NBA and ABC are hoping for LAL and CLE By Mike Penner
FOOD
How to cook with farmers market produce By Russ Parsons
Torihei By Miles Clements
A look at what's cookin' at L.A. area farmers markets By Russ Parsons and Betty Hallock
Kaiser Permanente farmers markets put nutrition within reach By Mary Macvean
Peach farming: risk, worry and obsession By David Mas Masumoto
Chaya Downtown By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
RECIPE: Soupe à l'oignon gratinée By Noelle Carter
2007 Willi Schaefer Riesling Mosel Qualitätswein By S. Irene Virbila
For the record
For the record
In L.A.'s restaurant gardens, freshness is grown to order By Betty Hallock
NATIONAL
Senators urge probe into regional airline oversight By Rebecca Cole
GOP chairman vows to attack Obama By Paul West
Senate expected to strip funds to close Guantanamo By Janet Hook
Judge doesn't rule out breaching Snake River dams to save salmon By Kim Murphy
Judge denies bid to force Tucson newspaper to stay open By Nicholas Riccardi
National Briefing / Minnesota TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / New York TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Obama in no hurry to end 'don't ask, don't tell' By Carol J. Williams
Auto emissions deal: behind the scenes By Jim Tankersley
After repairs, Hubble telescope let loose in space Associated Press
New disaster shelter system announced By William E. Gibson
Federal agency that insures pensions has record deficit Associated Press
The Nation Associated Press
OPINION
Obama connects while deflecting abortion furor By Tim Rutten
A California election left open to interpretation
Capistrano Valley High student vs. teacher case
White House hits the gas on environmental issues
Legacy admissions
They believe she got it wrong
Worth more than 1,000 words
Tackling the teacher tenure issue By Sigrid Bathen, Sigrid Bathen is a longtime education writer who teaches journalism at Cal State Sacramento.
A vote for more votes in California By Joe Mathews, Joe Mathews, a contributing writer to Opinion, is an Irvine senior fellow at the New America Foundation.
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