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What happened on November 02, 2009
WORLD
Indonesia activist hunts poachers of endangered wildlife By John M. Glionna
Afghan runoff election in disarray after challenger pulls out By Alexandra Zavis
U.S. official on panel for Honduras Associated Press
Iran wants review of nuclear plan Associated Press
Russia reconsiders: Was Stalin really so bad? By Megan K. Stack
36 dead in Somalia violence Reuters
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Deputy prosecutors sue L.A. County over alleged union retaliation By Robert Faturechi
Messages from the past become easy to read By Duke Helfand
Poizner sticks to the supply side By George Skelton
O.C. shouldn't accept Irvine Co. land now, environmentalists say By Tami Abdollah
New LAPD chief to be announced Tuesday By Joel Rubin
Lawrence Halprin dies at 93; designer made urban settings feel like nature By Valerie J. Nelson
Taxes and bonds top local ballots By Jean Merl and Ann M. Simmons
Frustration grows as search for missing woman continues By Corina Knoll
Nonprofit company makes its owners wealthy By Alan Zarembo
A soldier's injuries cripple body and mind By Jia-rui Chong
Two O.C. toll road operators to forgive fines By Dan Weikel
California
California Briefing By Margot Roosevelt and Kim Christensen
California Briefing By Jack Leonard
California Briefing By Tony Perry
California Briefing Associated Press
California Briefing Associated Press
OPINION
'Public option' politics
Policy skirmishing puts LAUSD reform at risk
Letters
Wind power might blow a hole in bird populations By Michael Fry, Michael Fry is director of conservation advocacy for the American Bird Conservancy.
Don't count illegal immigrants? That doesn't add up By Gregory Rodriguez
Afghanistan's drug war: The farmers aren't the enemy By Moyara Ruehsen, Moyara Ruehsen is a professor at the Monterey Institute's Graduate School of International Policy & Management in Monterey, Calif.
Letters
Letters
Letters
ENTERTAINMENT
'The Lacuna' by Barbara Kingsolver By Kai Maristed
Bringing poets and poetry back to life Associated Press
EARLY BIRD: Umami Burger By Jessica Gelt
A solo turn from Julian Casablancas By Mikael Wood
Barry Levinson delves into celebs' politics By Scott Collins
'North by Northwest' still full of thrills and chills By Susan King
Live: Phish at Empire Polo Club in Indio By Jeff Weiss
Stephen Elliott is an open book in 'The Adderall Diaries' By Scott Timberg
Snap Judgment By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
Art Review By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Television Review By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
BUSINESS
CIT Group files for bankruptcy protection By Tomoeh Murakami Tse, Tse writes for the Washington Post.
Michael Jackson film 'This Is It' performs well overseas By Ben Fritz
Summit is trying to avoid its own twilight By Claudia Eller
Blame less insurance competition on antitrust regulators, not a law By Michael Hiltzik
Home equity loan market remains very tight By E. Scott Reckard
More up-to-date data on the economy is expected Associated Press
West Hollywood reaches out to gay and lesbian tourists By Hugo Martin
HEALTH
Bicyclists should stay on the defensive to stay safe By Christie Aschwanden
Bikes and cars: Can we share the road? By Christie Aschwanden
A scramble to harness the metabolic power of brown fat By Seda Terzyan
Hey linemen: How's your blood glucose? By Jeannine Stein
For the record
An exercise to strengthen the upper back By Karen Voight
Bike accessories for a safer ride By Roy M. Wallack
HCG diet was largely discredited long ago By Elena Conis
Are Proposition 65 warnings healthful or hurtful? By Brendan Borrell
Fertility supplements may help some women conceive By Chris Woolston
'Three Rivers' handles organ transplant issues with care By Marc Siegel
NATIONAL
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
Denver car-impound initiative has many foes By Deedee Correll
California killer's case back before Supreme Court By David G. Savage
Military refines a 'constant stare against our enemy' By Julian E. Barnes
GOP ex-candidate endorses Democrat in New York By James Oliphant
Rapist's neighbors knew something was wrong By P.J. Huffstutter
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
SCIENCE
Peru's Nazca culture was brought down with its trees By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
SPORTS
Two accuse Raiders Coach Tom Cable of violence toward women Associated Press
Galaxy, Chivas pay for error of their ways By Grahame L. Jones, ON SOCCER
Clippers' Smith and Telfair look forward to seeing old friends By Lisa Dillman
Central Florida rallies to defeat Marshall Associated Press
Something doesn't smell right around the BCS By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Brett Favre has found greener pastures with Vikings By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
Up next for the Kings: Monday at Phoenix By Helene Elliott
Jordan Farmar, Adam Morrison aren't offered extensions by Lakers By Mike Bresnahan
Kobe Bryant helps Lakers rebound By Mike Bresnahan, ON THE LAKERS
Lakers' Artest puts a stop to Atlanta's Johnson By Broderick Turner
Sebastian Vettel wins Abu Dhabi Grand Prix Associated Press
Jimmie Johnson just keeps moving forward By Tania Ganguli
Carmelo Anthony leads Nuggets over Grizzlies in shootout Associated Press
From the video screen to the hard court By Melissa Rohlin
{Dwyane Wade scores 10,000th point in win over Chicago} {The Miami guard has 25 points to push his career total to 10,005 as the Heat defeats the Bulls, 95-87.} Associated Press
Serena defeats Venus in final By Ben Bolch, Staff and Wire Reports
Houston Mitchell's two-minute drill By Houston Mitchell
The Bucs might not stop here By Sam Farmer
Falcons are on aerial alert By Sam Farmer
Capitals lose Ovechkin, game to Blue Jackets, 5-4 Associated Press
Slim pickings for racehorse owners By David Wharton
How will Oregon and USC react after their game? By Chris Dufresne
Kevin McHale learned NBA's caller-ID system early By Mike Penner
Brad Lidge, the perfect closer? Um, strike that By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
There is no shortage of big football matchups this week By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Prince shows something to Neuheisel By Chris Foster
Trojans pass first test against Cal State Dominguez Hills, 64-47 By Pete Thomas
USC has bigger concerns than BCS standings By Gary Klein
Johnny Damon just went on base instinct By Kevin Baxter
Alex Rodriguez is hit by pitch, then puts hurt on Phillies By Kevin Baxter
Betting Systems By Eric Sondheimer
Morning Briefing
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