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What happened on May 23, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Sam Maloof dies at 93; designer and builder of simple, beautiful furniture By Janet Eastman
Expert who helped New York City avoid bankruptcy in 1975 has some advice for California By Geraldine Baum
L.A. County sheriff's sergeant accused of sexual assault while on duty By Richard Winton
U.S. education secretary says California students in peril By Seema Mehta
Subpoenas issued in pension fund corruption investigation By Michael Rothfeld and David Zahniser
Bid to divert California prisoners to county jails denounced By Molly Hennessy-fiske and Richard Winton
Seeking political lessons in 32nd District race By Jean Merl
Cedillo's mailer on Pleitez smears a generation By Sandy Banks
2 men charged with shooting pellet guns at cars Associated Press
Tracy Sunday school teacher accused of murder faces new charges Associated Press
California Supreme Court to rule Tuesday on gay marriage By Jessica Garrison and Maura Dolan
Two men sent to prison for impersonating police officers Associated Press
Rodger McFarlane dies at 54; gay-rights activist established first AIDS hotline By Valerie J. Nelson
California Briefing / San Bernardino By David Kelly
California Briefing / La Jolla By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Los Angeles By David Zahniser
Youths On The March
Walter T. Shatford Ii, 1914 - 2009 By Valerie J. Nelson
California Briefing / Long Beach By Ann M. Simmons
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Richard Winton
Three families' stories put a face on the pain of California budget cuts By Jia-rui Chong; Hector Becerra; Mitchell Landsberg
WORLD
Bomb at Pakistan movie house kills 6 By Alex Rodriguez and Zulfiqar Ali
Sri Lanka's victory may offer lessons By Mark Magnier
Joe Biden, in Lebanon, hints that U.S. might cut aid if Hezbollah wins election By Borzou Daragahi
No injuries reported as quake hits Mexico Associated Press
In Germany, widespread spying is back, this time by corporations By Henry Chu
Guatemala scandal centers on president By Ken Ellingwood
Zimbabweans say angry ancestors are behind road accidents By Robyn Dixon
South Korea's Roh is dead By John M. Glionna and Ju-min Park
World Briefing / Somalia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / India Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Canada Times Wire Reports
Iraqis respond with dismay to ex-GI's sentence By Raheem Salman
OPINION
California's textbook future
John Noonan's speech at Notre Dame By Tim Rutten
The women's point of view
A different credit crunch
Opinion By Patt Morrison
Visual pollution
Remembering Si Frumkin
Obama on abortion
Revisiting Philadelphia, Miss. By Nicholas Goldberg
BUSINESS
California unemployment drops slightly in April, but state still leads nation in jobs lost By Tiffany Hsu and Marc Lifsher
California budget crisis could bring lasting economic harm By Andrea Chang and Martin Zimmerman and Marc Lifsher
Real estate agents file $6-million suit over 'CSI' episode By Harriet Ryan
Jim Wiatt to exit William Morris By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Air shows deliver adrenaline without bleeding family budgets By Martin Zimmerman
PennyMac files to offer stock Times Staff And Wire Reports
Receiver overseeing Bratz toy maker is removed By David Colker
Business travelers moving to the back of the plane By Peter Pae
3 charged in Ponzi scheme Bloomberg News
Stocks trade moderately higher after pullback By Tom Petruno
Business Briefing / Regulation TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Banking TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Banking TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Courts TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Acquisitions TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Compensation TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Investors face their fears in muni debt By Tom Petruno
Obama signs law curbing surprise credit card fees Associated Press
GM borrows an additional $4 billion from Treasury Associated Press
Pistachio plant managers knew some nuts were tainted, FDA says Associated Press
HOME & GARDEN
Tom Lennon and wife Jenny Robertson buy Hancock Park-area house for $2,175,000 By Lauren Beale
International Contemporary Furniture Fair highlights By Barbara Thornburg
Many pets are given away amid economic downturn By Dawn Bonker
No-cost advice for fun on the cheap By David A. Keeps
Cave, sweet cave
Thrifty design pays off for students at International Contemporary Furniture Fair By Barbara Thornburg
Party in grand style, on a budget By David A. Keeps
A tradition he doesn't want to see wiped out By Chris Erskine
An urban jewel for downtown L.A. By Emily Green
SPORTS
LeBron James' three-pointer at buzzer lifts Cavaliers By Lisa Dillman
Budget cuts affecting athletic department funding By Ben Bolch
Exhibition tells story of Latinos in major league baseball By Kevin Baxter
Winning hasn't been easy for Danica Patrick By Jim Peltz
Twins' Michael Cuddyer hits for the cycle Associated Press
Uneasy quiet on West front for Lakers By Mike Bresnahan, ON THE LAKERS
Hall of Fame doesn't address Mexican American experience By Kevin Baxter
Southern Section track finals have some real burners By Eric Sondheimer
Playing time might decrease for Angels' Gary Matthews Jr. By Ben Bolch
Fillies proving they can run with the big boys By Bill Dwyre
Megan Langenfeld's health is a key for UCLA By Chris Foster
Angels bullpen gets the job done By Dylan Hernandez
Up next for Chivas USA: Saturday at Kansas City By Grahame L. Jones
Up next for Galaxy: Saturday at Dallas By Grahame L. Jones
Things are different in Colorado By Mark Heisler
Nuggets are learning, and it's a hard lesson for Lakers By Broderick Turner
Blackhawks break through on Red Wings By Chris Kuc
Angels need Guerrero ... now By Bill Shaikin
Rashad Evans aims to 'stay aggressive' at UFC title challenge By Lance Pugmire
Results Associated Press
Helping Clippers
More Manny
Too much Tim
This is a fix?
Weather or not, Lakers need a split By Mike Bresnahan
Rory Sabbatini shoots 64, ties for Byron Nelson lead Wire Reports
Things go as expected in early rounds By Pete Thomas
Time for a big change?
Dodgers host Angels on Saturday night By Ben Bolch
Hiroki Kuroda goes 32/3 innings in first rehab start By Dylan Hernandez
It must be weird, living in the Nuggets' skin By Chris Erskine
ENTERTAINMENT
'Antichrist' is controversial, but therapeutic for director Lars von Trier By Dennis Lim
Dorothy Malone recalls her days in 'Peyton Place' By Donald Liebenson
Sherman Brothers' career documented in 'The Boys' By Susan King
'Beverly Hills Adjacent' by Jennifer Steinhauer and Jessica Hendra By Mary Mcnamara
A guide to dining for the Los Angeles Marathon By Joshua Lurie
Album Reviews By Randy Lewis
Execs to blame for DVD sales
Give credit where credit is due
Dear Patrick, Stop already
Opera Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Music Review By Rick Schultz
Critic's Notebook By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes City News Service
Quick Takes Associated Press
Bravos and no-nos By David Ng
'Slumdog' kids in poverty again
Give to art that appeals to masses
Networks order 32 series By Maria Elena Fernandez
L.A.'s Museum of Contemporary Art announces balanced budget plan By Mike Boehm
No battle to get Smithsonian's OK By Jacqueline Trescott
Benny Goodman's swing still holds sway Associated Press
SCIENCE
Earliest known irrigation system unearthed in Arizona By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
Vaccine looks likely for H1N1 strains of swine flu By Karen Kaplan
Science Briefing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NATIONAL
Astronaut Charles Bolden is nominee to lead NASA By Robert Block and Mark K. Matthews
Washington state's assisted suicide law used for 1st time By Kim Murphy
Obama's IMF pledge meets congressional resistance By Janet Hook
Francis Collins said to be contender to run NIH Bloomberg News
National Briefing / Virginia Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Florida Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington State Times Wire Reports
Cigarette makers lose appeal on marketing restrictions Washington Post
For Naval Academy graduates, Obama maps fight against terrorism By Peter Nicholas
Cheney assertions of lives saved hard to support By Greg Miller
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