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What happened on October 12, 2009
HEALTH
Sprouted-grain breads: the facts Elena Conis
Husbands: How to help a wife through cancer treatment Tips for husbands helping wives through cancer treatment Marc Silver
Take a deep breath -- more bad news on air pollution Jill U. Adams
Pine bark extract holds promise (but the proof isn't all in) Joe Graedon; Teresa Graedon
Diets? Not for these folks Marni Jameson
What the doc doesn't say: You're overweight Valerie Ulene
Exercise gear that's on the cheap Jeannine Stein
Seeking fat acceptance Marnell Jameson
For the record
Do extra pounds always equal extra risk? Marnell Jameson
Rethink your health insurance options to trim costs Francesca Lunzer Kritz
Kettle bell twists for the core Karen Voight
WORLD
South Korea cemetery focus of dispute John M. Glionna
Mexico's 'narco-lawyers' risk everything Ken Ellingwood and Tracy Wilkinson
Diplomacy in the lead on Iran nuclear issue -- for now Greg Miller and Julian E. Barnes
Hawaiians flock to Vatican for sainthood ceremony
World Briefing / Mideast Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Northern Ireland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / The Philippines Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Turkey Times Wire Reports
Iraq bombings target reconciliation meeting, killing 26 Liz Sly
U.N. official defends Afghan election despite widespread fraud Laura King
Pakistan says latest deadly assault cements plan to strike at Taliban stronghold Alex Rodriguez
NATIONAL
'Be of good cheer,' Bible told town's cheerleaders Richard Fausset
The dividing line on John Edwards Richard Fausset
Thousands march in Washington for gay rights Katherine Skiba
Health insurers to release report projecting rising premiums Washington Post
Federal scientists urge against offshore drilling plans Jim Tankersley and Josh Meyer
In the lab, cooking up bomb detectors Bob Drogin
Fired commissioner in Texas execution inquiry says governor's aides pressured him Steve Mills
SPORTS
Lakers fans still willing to shell out Mike Bresnahan and Broderick Turner
The Rams back in Southland? Be very afraid T.J. SIMERS
Football coach retools El Camino Real ERIC SONDHEIMER
The Times' Top 25 Ben Bolch
Revenge is sweep for the Angels MIKE DiGIOVANNA
Auto Club Speedway president pleased with fan turnout John Cherwa
Neuheisel: Prince is starting quarterback Chris Foster
Giants...44 Raiders...7
Steelers...28 Lions...20
Anaheim Ducks shut out by Rangers, 3-0 Associated Press
Yankees show Twins the exit, 4-1 Mark Gonzales
Cardinals...28 Texans...21
Brian Fuentes nails it down for the Angels Mike DiGiovanna and Bill Shaikin
Falcons...45 49ers...10
Peyton Manning rolls another 300 Associated Press
Cowboys...26 Chiefs ...(OT) 20
Ducks are under control CHRIS DUFRESNE
Panthers...20 Redskins...17
Bengals...17 Ravens...14
Eagles...33 Buccaneers...14
Broncos...20 Patriots...(OT) 17
Up next for Kings: Monday at New York Islanders Helene Elliott
Phillies win in the ninth Associated Press
Al Thornton focusing on conditioning Mark Medina
Browns...6 Bills...3
Seahawks...41 Jaguars...0
Rafael Furcal's lack of pain has been Dodgers' gain Dylan Hernandez
Red Sox are stunned Kevin Baxter
The two-minute drill Houston Mitchell
Novak Djokovic, Svetlana Kuznetsova win China Open finals Staff And Wire Reports
It's Jets vs. Dolphins, Mark Sanchez vs. Chad Henne Sam Farmer
Vikings...38 Rams...10
Tiger Woods finishes a perfect Presidents Cup Associated Press
It's a crash course in Fontana as Jimmie Johnson outlasts Gordon, Montoya Jim Peltz
The Bengals? Hear 'em roar SAM FARMER
Red Sox fans give Angels a mandate Kevin Baxter
USC's Chris Galippo plans to make presence known to Irish Gary Klein
Yes, he does know whereof he speaks DIANE PUCIN
Vladimir Guerrero isn't done just yet BILL SHAIKIN
How the Dodgers and Angels swept
Bobby Abreu gets no love in Boston Mike DiGiovanna
Signing of Artest surprised NBA general managers too Mike Penner
ENTERTAINMENT
'Nine Dragons' by Michael Connelly Paula L. Woods, Woods is a critic and the author of the Charlotte Justice mystery series.
Tim Robbins, Actors' Gang stand up to tough times Reed Johnson
His life simply 'had to be music' Rick Schultz
At Mark Gold's Eva, expert cooking for the right price S. IRENE VIRBILA, RESTAURANT CRITIC
Mike Nichols named to receive AFI's 38th Life Achievement Award Susan King
Theater Review CHARLES McNULTY, THEATER CRITIC
Live: Steve Earle at the Troubadour Randy Lewis
Book Excerpt Robert Hilburn
Demi versus Perez? See Twitter Matea Gold
Music Review MARK SWED, MUSIC CRITIC
Robert Hilburn's memoir: John Lennon remaking himself, then gone By Robert Hilburn
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Fraternity pays a price for a party that got out of hand My-Thuan Tran
Rowland Heights fears being annexed away Ching-Ching Ni
In a Chino mosque, Ahmadis can worship freely David Kelly
UC may hike tuition for some undergraduate majors Larry Gordon
PASSINGS: Margaret Mary Dolan, Lionel Pincus, Vyacheslav Ivankov Times Staff And Wire Reports
California Briefing / Los Angeles Corina Knoll
California Briefing / Los Angeles Corina Knoll
First drizzle, then a storm expected Anna Gorman
Surf's up, dogs!
A final sermon boosts spirits before parish relocates Ari B. Bloomekatz
What if Tom Campbell had money? GEORGE SKELTON
Harriet Allen dies at 95; environmentalist successfully pushed for the California Desert Protection Act Valerie J. Nelson
Dr. Charles S. Houston dies at 96; pioneer of high-altitude medicine Patricia Sullivan
Water policy discussions roil on Bettina Boxall
Schwarzenegger acts on bills as lawmakers try to hash out water plan Eric Bailey and Evan Halper
BUSINESS
'Couples Retreat' a popular destination; 'Paranormal Activity' sets box-office record Ben Fritz
Company Town
Wall Street will be looking at earnings reports for signs of economic improvement Associated Press
New chapter for Book Soup worries customers Hugo Martin
Obesity concerns spur calls to limit new convenience stores in South L.A. Jerry Hirsch
Vivendi's plans may determine whether NBC Universal ends up in Comcast's hands Meg James and Ben Fritz
Are the rich paying their fair share? MICHAEL HILTZIK
OPINION
Course outline for the LAUSD Richard J. Riordan, Richard J. Riordan is a former mayor of Los Angeles. He also served as California's secretary of education.
Closure leaves a bad taste
A talk in the park
Striking the right chord
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is feeling the heat
No exceptions to environment act
Dudamel's great, but he's not the whole show GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
Counterintuitive counterinsurgency Richard Fontaine and John Nagl, Richard Fontaine was a foreign policy advisor to John McCain during his presidential campaign and in the Senate. John Nagl was part of the team that produced Petraeus' counterinsurgency manual. Nagl is president and Fontaine is a senior fellow of the Center for New American Security.
Children are being left behind
Looting the neighborhood
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