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What happened on November 04, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
L.A. council to settle lawsuit by buying El Sereno property for use as a park By David Zahniser
Behind closed doors, Los Angeles police chief pick was no shoo-in By Joel Rubin And Phil Willon
Seizures of pot plants up 52%, officials say By John Hoeffel
Claude Levi-Strauss dies at 100; French philosopher's ideas transformed anthropology By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
Diamond Bar wildfires are 65% contained, authorities say By Corina Knoll And Tony Barboza
In Beck, Villaraigosa taps a veteran with deep ties to the LAPD By Joel Rubin And Phil Willon
A bit player in L.A.'s medical marijuana theater By Steve Lopez
No quick action seen on L.A. marijuana dispensaries By John Hoeffel
Family of Burbank officer blames city officials for his death By Andrew Blankstein
Ex-coach at Compton's Dominguez High convicted of misdemeanor child molesting By Lance Pugmire
Couple's affection for Pomona fire station burns bright By Corina Knoll
Sterlings will pay $2.7 million to settle rental bias suit By Scott Glover
A long day and long lines at Glendale swine flu clinic By Molly Hennessy-fiske
California Legislature passes state water conservation bill By Bettina Boxall
Meg Whitman's campaign spending is causing a stir By Shane Goldmacher
California Briefing / L.a. County By Garrett Therolf
California Briefing / Encinitas By Richard Marosi
California Briefing / San Bernardino By Tony Barboza
California Briefing / Riverside County By David Kelly
California
Obituaries Times Staff and Wire Reports
Obituaries Times Staff and Wire Reports
Obituaries Times Staff and Wire Reports
OPINION
LAPD's new chief, Charlie Beck
An education hodgepodge
Academic salaries: Paying the smart money
California's higher-education debacle By Jeff Bleich, Jeff Bleich is the chairman of the Cal State University Board of Trustees and most recently served as special counsel to President Obama. This is adapted from his speech to the board.
The GOP should dump the neocons By Edward H. Crane, Edward H. Crane is the founder and president of the Cato Institute.
Chief attributes By Tim Rutten
Play by the rules
Fired up over debate on pot
Fair game in politics
Experience counts for a lot
Arm the Afghans and get out
ENTERTAINMENT
Albert 'Cubby' Broccoli, a Bond man all the way By Susan King
Jeff Dunham throws his voice into stardom By Greg Braxton
Paying tribute to Johnny Mercer By Susan King
Childhood vaccines, autism and the dangers of group think By James Rainey
Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin will team as hosts of the Oscars By Rachel Abramowitz
Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin: a couple of savvy insiders By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Here comes your man, Frank Black By Geoff Boucher
These days, television loves Washington, D.C. By Yvonne Villarreal
Critic's Notebook By Christopher Knight, ART CRITIC
Quick Takes Times Staff and Wire Reports
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Bloomberg News
Quick Takes By Randy Lewis
Quick Takes By Denise Martin
Quick Takes By Todd Martens
Quick Takes
WORLD
Karzai seeks to include foes in government, vows to fight corruption By Alexandra Zavis
Czech approval paves way for a stronger EU By Devorah Lauter, Lauter is a special correspondent.
Hamas tested rocket with a longer range, Israel says By Richard Boudreaux
Iranians brace for tougher economic times By Ramin Mostaghim And Jeffrey Fleishman
Palestinians who see nonviolence as their weapon By Richard Boudreaux
Famed French judge Bruguiere tells of a troubled Pakistan By Sebastian Rotella
World Briefing / Mexico Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / The Netherlands Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Myanmar Times Wire Reports
BUSINESS
Ford says October sales in U.S. rose 3% By Martin Zimmerman
Brazil raises cane over U.S. ethanol tariff By Chris Kraul
Britain is forcing breakups of bailed-out major banks By Anthony Faiola, Faiola writes for the Washington Post.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway buying Burlington Northern By W.J. Hennigan And Alana Semuels
China OKs Disney theme park plans By Dawn C. Chmielewski And Hugo Martin
Raleigh Studios is expanding into Eastern Europe By Richard Verrier
Viacom posts 15% jump in profit in third quarter By Meg James
Garmin's ecoRoute saves on gas, but maybe not time By David Colker
Downtown L.A. hotel to get face lift and new name By Hugo Martin
&J to slash more than 7,000 jobs in restructuring Associated Press
Real estate company's pitch leads to unexpected bill By David Lazarus
Stocks fall as Buffett deal brings modest comfort Times Wire Services
GM decides to keep Opel unit Associated Press
Tribune to end employee stock ownership plan By Michael Oneal
Halfpipe champion Shaun White takes gamers to the virtual slopes By Alex Pham
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup Times Wire Reports
FOOD
'Ad Hoc at Home' by Thomas Keller and 'New Classic Family Dinners' by Mark Peel take on home cooking By Betty Hallock
For the record
Hoang Yen in Westminster By Miles Clements
Hoang Yen info
Key lime: Handle with care By Noelle Carter
Apres Gourmet: Food magazines find their niches By Russ Parsons
Blue Plate Oysterette in Santa Monica By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
2008 Bodegas Aldeanueva Shaya Verdejo 'Old Vines' By S. Irene Virbila
NATIONAL
Senate Republicans boycott climate meeting By Alexander C. Hart
Maine votes on repealing same-sex marriage ban By Bob Drogin
Major cities electing mayors today By Richard Fausset And Kate Linthicum
GOP victories send message to Democrats By Mark Z. Barabak And Faye Fiore
Abortion language complicates Democratic health efforts By James Oliphant
Missing North Dakota students found dead Associated Press
Insurance discounts for healthy habits spur debate in Washington By Janet Hook
National Briefing / Ohio Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / New Mexico Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Arizona Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Louisiana Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
SCIENCE
Obesity puts swine flu sufferers at greater risk, study suggests By Thomas H. Maugh Ii And Karen Kaplan
SPORTS
And in more celebrity news . . . By Mike Bresnahan
Turnovers have been a problem for Clippers By Lisa Dillman
Pittsburgh beats Ducks, 4-3, for seventh straight victory on the road By Robyn Norwood
Oregon and Arizona have shaky perches atop Pac-10 By Chris Dufresne, ON PAC-10 FOOTBALL
Cowboys, Bengals and Broncos got to the proving grounds By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
Zenyatta will go for the glory By Grahame L. Jones
Pau Gasol appears close to return By Mike Bresnahan
Lakers hold off Thunder to win first game on road By Mike Bresnahan, ON THE LAKERS
McCourts state their positions in court papers By Bill Shaikin
Parimutuel wagering: A primer By Pete Thomas
Delonte West has additional weapons charges Associated Press
Dirk Nowitzki scores 29 in fourth to lift Mavericks Associated Press
Minnesota basketball recruit faces charges By David Wharton, Staff and Wire Reports
Lighting beats Maple Leafs in overtime Associated Press
Vicente Padilla is treated for a minor gunshot wound By Dylan Hernandez
USC's Pete Carroll is left alone at the top By Bill Plaschke
Stephen Colbert skates into some new territory By Mike Penner
McCourt's divorce will put Dodgers in an inevitable retreat By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
Trevor Ariza gets over it in Houston By Broderick Turner
Milton Knox receives a greater look-see By Chris Foster
Matt Barkley gets past loss By Gary Klein
Watching Martinez wistfully By Bill Shaikin
Four Yankees teammates go back a long ways By Kevin Baxter
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