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What happened on November 21, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
An underground renaissance in Inglewood
Sandy Banks
When to take a sick child to the ER
By Rong-Gong Lin II
California launches probe into alleged scam targeting churches
By Ann M. Simmons
Eli Sercarz dies at 75; UCLA scientist made key discoveries in immunology
By Thomas H. Maugh II
Station fire probe yields little evidence, no suspects
By Richard Winton
Saving Century Plaza Hotel takes a whole village
By Martha Groves
Tommy Jacquette dies at 65; South L.A. activist helped found the Watts Summer Festival
By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Mexican teen admits killing U.S. Border Patrol agent
By Richard Marosi
Radiation overdoses found at second hospital
By Alan Zarembo
Memorial celebration to be held for late comedy writer Larry Gelbart
Some on Metrolink board question leadership of David Solow
By Rich Connell
Many L.A.-area hospitals see flu cases leveling off
By Rong-Gong Lin II
South L.A. murderer's death sentence upheld
By Robert Faturechi
New York man arrested in 1982 Koreatown killing
By Richard Winton
41 arrested in UC Berkeley protest
By Catherine Saillant
NATIONAL
Chocolate milk: better than no milk?
By John Keilman and Tara Malone
New law bans genetic discrimination
By Joe Markman
The Russian Tea Room caters to new clientele: kids
By Tina Susman
Senate OKs procedural vote on healthcare debate
By Noam N. Levey and Michael Muskal, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
Senate Democrats facing numerous votes on the path to healthcare reform
Senate ethics panel admonishes Burris
By Katherine Skiba and Alexander C. Hart
Senate readies for key healthcare vote
By Noam N. Levey
Rep. Joe Sestak trying to outrun Sen. Arlen Specter
By Joshua Drobnyk
SPORTS
Ralph Lawler and Michael Smith suspended for comments
By Diane Pucin
Victories coming at a high price for Lakers owner Jerry Buss
By Mike Bresnahan
Long Beach Poly beats Los Alamitos
Staff Reports
Up next for UCLA: Monday vs. Pepperdine
Up next for Kings: Saturday vs. Calgary
Up next for Ducks: Saturday vs. San Jose
Magic defeats Celtics for fourth straight win
Pepperdine holds off Cal State San Bernardino
Women AP top 25 results
Lee Westwood takes two-shot lead in Dubai
Staff And Wire Reports
Up next for USC: Saturday vs. Loyola Marymount
Men's AP top 25 results
Clippers come up big against Nuggets
By Lisa Dillman
Bruins want to experience the joy of six
By Chris Foster
LeBron James scores season-high 40 points in victory
Bruins could be in position to consider the (bowl) possibilities
By Chris Foster
Things get better for Bruins on court, worse off it
By David Wharton
Donte Smith drops weight, finds role as point guard
By Pete Thomas
Bishop Amat defeats Mater Dei in Pac-5 playoff opener
Eric Sondheimer
Letters: USC fans are unforgiving
Not to stick a (Space) needle in MLS' balloon, but is it sound?
By Grahame L. Jones
UFC in need of a compelling fight
By Lance Pugmire
USC in the Sugar Bowl? Not such a sweet possibility
Lakers' Lamar Odom leads from the bench
By Mike Bresnahan
A look inside MLS Cup '09: Galaxy vs. Real Salt Lake
Andre Ward plans to power through Mikkel Kessler
By Lance Pugmire
Stanley Havili ready to move forward
By Gary Klein
Scott Niedermayer's friendly gesture prompts fight
By Mark Medina
Alexander Frolov knows Kings need him to shoot more
By Helene Elliott
ENTERTAINMENT
'Open' by Andre Agassi
By David Davis
NBC's 'Nightly News' anchor Brian Williams shows his lighter side
By Matea Gold Reporting from New York >>>
Letters
Weekend Talk Shows
Quick Takes
Horoscope: Nov. 21
By Holiday Mathis
'Open' by Andre Agassi
'CSI' crossover story books rankings for CBS
Pop music review: High on Fire, Converge, Mastodon and Dethklok
By August Brown
Saturday's Highlights
Los Angeles County Museum of Art is hard hit by recession
By Mike Boehm
Full 'New Moon' fever causes midnight madness
Yvonne Villarreal
WORLD
Children starve in parched southern Madagascar
By Robyn Dixon
Rising sea levels threaten Caribbean region
By Chris Kraul
Afghan official possible target of attack
Laura King
What They Are...
U.S. Afghanistan debate curbs Gates on Canada visit
By Julian E. Barnes
Outages dim Chavez's popularity
Chris Kraul, Kraul is a special correspondent.
'Carbon tax' is sensible, and perhaps inevitable, advocate says
By Henry Chu
HOME & GARDEN
A Long Beach Craftsman in all its 1913 glory
By Emily Young >>>
Conflict resolution for kids
By Madeleine Brand
Pasadena's Gold Bug grows
Sage, the West's soulful savior
By Emily Green
Thanksgiving at our little Plymouth Rock
Chris Erskine
Bird decanter at Fitzsu
How to plant, care for sage
Bubble lights vintage ad calendar
A parents' guide to settling fights between siblings
Lakers reserve guard Sasha Vujacic buys W Hollywood Residences condo.
By Lauren Beale
BUSINESS
Candy Spelling stands firm on $150-million asking price
By Lauren Beale
'New Moon' eclipsing two box-office records
By Ben Fritz
Happy feat in strappy heels
By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Business Briefing
Comcast plan to take control of NBC Universal hits snag
By Meg James
Under speculators' influence, gold sales lag while prices soar
By Tom Petruno
Sinking short-term Treasury yields aren't a sign of panic this time
By Tom Petruno
In a low-rate world, here's how savers can help themselves
Tom Petruno, Market Beat
Complaints against airlines fall sharply
By Hugo Martín
California gains jobs, but unemployment still rises to 12.5%
By Alana Semuels
Growth of counterfeit drugs sparks international response
By Ylan Q. Mui
Electric-car maker Tesla said to be planning stock offering
By Martin Zimmerman
Afternoons without Oprah
By Joe Flint and Meg James
NEWS
MOCA man
PATT MORRISON
OPINION
Oysters, or not
Foreign students at UCLA; building the I-710 tunnel; the Nazis' collaborators
Senate inquiry into Ft. Hood misplaced
Tim Rutten
UC on the brink
The AMA's reversal on marijuana
SCIENCE
Cancer screening: What could it hurt? A lot, actually
By Karen Kaplan
Science Briefing
Cancer screening
Ancient crocodiles filled different, often scary niches
By William Mullen
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