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What happened on October 10, 2009
BUSINESS
It's the Great Pumpkin-Pie-Filling Shortage By Jerry Hirsch
Universal Studios challenges Knott's for Halloween domination By Hugo Martin
Kimberly-Clark to acquire Lake Forest firm I-Flow Associated Press
Southland homeowners at risk for mudslides have trouble finding insurance By Tiffany Hsu
Free in-flight Wi-Fi network Skytown could cost you By Hugo Martin
Dole raises its target for IPO to $575 million Bloomberg News
Dollar's drop has a bright side: narrower trade gap By Neil Irwin, Irwin writes for the Washington Post
FCC looks into AT&T complaints of Google Voice By Mark Milian
GM signs agreement to sell Hummer brand to Chinese company By Martin Zimmerman
Stocks hold steady at open after trade report Associated Press
Obama makes a pitch for creation of agency to regulate financial industry By Jim Puzzanghera
Occidental Petroleum to take over Citigroup's Phibro investment unit By Martin Zimmerman
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
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
SPORTS
USC's Mitch Mustain impressive in practice By Gary Klein
Clippers' top pick, Blake Griffin, goes all out in preseason debut By Lisa Dillman
Dodgers' Jonathan Broxton answers the call, any time By Dylan Hernandez
Vladimir Guerrero stays in Angels' cleanup spot for good reason By Mike Digiovanna
Angels dominate wall-to-wall for 2-0 series lead By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS
There was no 'Hitch' in this plan By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA
Israel Vazquez launches comeback Saturday from serious injury By Lance Pugmire
St. Louis' Brendan Ryan is a man of character By Ben Bolch
St. Louis has one goal: Get to Game 4 By Ben Bolch
Up next for Chivas USA: Saturday vs. Kansas City By Grahame L. Jones
Quarterback Sam Bradford will start for Oklahoma Associated Press
Even far from home, Dodgers' Vicente Padilla feels at home By Dylan Hernandez
Up next for Ducks: Saturday at Philadelphia By Mark Medina
Angels strike the right chord with precision By Bill Dwyre
Chris Pronger is flying right By Helene Elliott
U.S. maintains slim lead over International team at Presidents Cup Associated Press
Monta Ellis scores 24 points to lead Warriors past Lakers By Mike Bresnahan
Do Dodgers have La Russa's number?
Top NASCAR drivers well positioned at Fontana By Jim Peltz
Mercury wins WNBA championship Staff and Wire Reports
Eli Manning listed as questionable for Sunday's game Associated Press
Alex Auld makes 21 saves in Stars' win Associated Press
Pedro Martinez gets Game 3 start for Phillies Associated Press
A lot will be at stake Saturday at Santa Anita By Bill Dwyre
Moorpark runs out to 35-14 win By Mark Medina, Staff Reports
Boston's bats go flat in Anaheim By Kevin Baxter
So far, it's an L.A. thing in the playoffs By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
Lakewood rallies to halt Long Beach Poly's win streak By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Spread goes through Bruins like a knife through butter By Chris Foster
Bruins take on No. 13 Oregon
Mexico, U.S. taking different routes to 2010 World Cup By Grahame L. Jones
Late-inning heroics help Yankees beat Twins again By Mark Gonzales
Nhl By Helene Elliott
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Football
OPINION
Obama owes gays more support
Obama and the Nobel: He loses by winning
Healthcare reform without drug price controls? That's sick By Melody Petersen, Melody Petersen is the author of "Our Daily Meds." She covered the pharmaceutical industry for the New York Times from 1999 to 2003.
Limiting drug prices means limiting future cures By John E. Calfee, John E. Calfee is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, where he studies healthcare. He has consulted for the pharmaceutical industry.
For his noble words, Obama deserves the prize By Tim Rutten
Thought that counts
A prize for the president
Sugarcoating taxes
Common sense in Afghanistan
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Cedars-Sinai investigated for significant radiation overdoses of 206 patients By Alan Zarembo
Conservative worshipers prepare for their exodus By Duke Helfand
DWP recruits JPL to investigate Los Angeles water main breaks By Jessica Garrison
Police find no obvious motive in UCLA slashing By Robert Faturechi and Larry Gordon
Supporting our military -- with baseballs and blankets By Sandy Banks
Murder charges dismissed against driver in fatal big-rig crash By Ann M. Simmons
Bratton is still firm about the size of the force By Joel Rubin and David Zahniser
Young chess players make their moves in Glendale By Baxter Holmes
Michael Kuryla Jr. dies at 84; sailor survived sinking of Indianapolis in WWII Chicago Tribune
Officers search PCH in Ventura County for gunshot victim By Seema Mehta
Polanski's attorneys lobby federal officials to stop extradition By Harriet Ryan
State leaders fail to reach water accord By Michael Rothfeld and Bettina Boxall
Pasadena-based Vroman's to purchase Book Soup By Carolyn Kellogg
W.I.B. Crealock dies at 89; yacht designer and author By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Andrew Blankstein
California Briefing / Camp Pendleton By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Jack Leonard
PASSINGS / Pamela Blake Times Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Ben Ali Times Staff and Wire Reports
WORLD
U.S. troops abandon remote Afghan base where 8 were killed By Laura King
Israeli, Palestinian leaders mostly praise peace prize for Obama By Richard Boudreaux
Obama and advisors mull troop plans By Christi Parsons
Argentina's cradle of tennis stardom By Andres D'Alessandro and Chris Kraul
Japanese, South Korean leaders skeptical of North Korea's words on disarmament By John M. Glionna
To Europe, Obama's Nobel is less surprising By Jeffrey Fleishman
Arab world hopes for more from Obama By Jeffrey Fleishman
Iraqis credit troop withdrawal plan for Obama award By Saif Hameed and Liz Sly
Kenyans take pride in Obama's Nobel Prize By Edmund Sanders
Russian leaders on Obama's Nobel: too soon By Megan K. Stack
Obama's Nobel puzzles Pakistanis living close to war By Alex Rodriguez
A suicide car bomb tore through a bustling ... By Alex Rodriguez
Philippine death toll climbs as storm continues By Sol Vanzi and John M. Glionna
Column One By Mark Magnier
World Briefing / Haiti Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Mexico Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Myanmar Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Switzerland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Iran Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Montserrat Times Wire Reports
NATIONAL
'Values and attitudes'
Man's Purple Hearts have question marks By Deedee Correll
Medical malpractice reform savings would be small, report says By Alexander C. Hart
Nobel Peace prize may weigh heavily on Obama By Greg Miller
Obama says Nobel Peace Prize is 'a call to action' By Janet Hook and Mark Silva
'A new climate in international politics'
Subpoenas issued in probe of ex-Interior secretary By Jim Tankersley and Josh Meyer
Oregon dam's demise lets the Rogue River run By Kim Murphy
National Briefing / Mississippi Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Colorado Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / South Carolina Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Arizona Times Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
Sunny Day Real Estate reunites for tour By Jessica Gelt
Stars shine on Gavin Newsom and Jerry Brown By Tina Daunt
Andrew W.K. lets absurdism flow at Largo By August Brown
'The Magician's Elephant' by Kate DiCamillo By Susan Carpenter
La Lucha continues in many ways By Reed Johnson
'Richard III's' treacherous kingdom By David C. Nichols
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
The L.A. Opera cleans it closets By David Ng
Music Review By Mark Swed, Music Critic
Letters
Letters
Letters
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Bloomberg News
Quick Takes By Joe Flint; Denise Martin
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
HOME & GARDEN
Nuts over prices and car trouble By Chris Erskine
Susan Gottlieb creates a lush, low-maintenance fantasy land By Emily Green
Guinea pigs need shelter too By Dawn Bonker
'Dexter' stars Michael C. Hall and wife Jennifer Carpenter look to make a killing By Lauren Beale
The alfresco office By Audrey Davidow
Fun with fonts By Deborah Netburn
Spine-tickling Bone Chillers at Z Gallerie By David A. Keeps
Ogle, but don't buy at the Herman Miller showroom By David A. Keeps
A sun-blocking vintage for your windows: Laser-cut Alight cork blinds By Kristin Hohenadel
Sparaxis flowers bright and easy By Ilsa Setziol
Barbra Streisand furnishes her design taste By David A. Keeps
Back Eyed Peas' will.i.am creates a lavish home studio By David A. Keeps
SCIENCE
Archaeopteryx may have been more dinosaur than bird By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
NASA's moon crash doesn't produce a spectacle, but it still might be a hit By John Johnson Jr.
Swine flu affects 'virtually the entire country,' CDC expert says By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
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