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What happened on October 14, 2009
SCIENCE
Minimally invasive prostate surgery carries risk, study suggests By Shari Roan
Analysis of cellphone studies finds tumor risk By Shari Roan
NATIONAL
Support in Senate for cellphone driver ban By Kim Geiger
Bush-era EPA document on climate change released By Jim Tankersley and Alexander C. Hart
In swine flu season, sanitizer for the hand of God By Duke Helfand and P.J. Huffstutter
Healthcare reform bill clears Senate Finance Committee By Noam N. Levey and James Oliphant
U.S. military recruitment has a banner year Washington Post
Homeland Security chief visits cyber-crimes center By Sebastian Rotella
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Arizona Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Montana Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
Brutal Attack
Transformative Journey
BUSINESS
California appears poised to be first to ban power-guzzling big-screen TVs By Marc Lifsher
California metal mine regains luster By Martin Zimmerman
Southern California home prices hold steady By Peter Y. Hong and Tiffany Hsu
Mortgage professionals expect home foreclosures to keep rising By E. Scott Reckard
Microsoft teams with 'Family Guy' creator to promote Windows 7 By Dan Fost
Cisco to buy Starent Networks for $2.9 billion Associated Press
Bloomberg to buy BusinessWeek By Ben Fritz
Sumner Redstone's financial picture brightens By Claudia Eller and Meg James
Dole's value drops by half in 6 years, to $1.2 billion from $2.5 billion By Jerry Hirsch
Gasoline prices expected to rise By Ronald D. White
Intel's profit drops but its outlook is upbeat Associated Press
How about a bailout for student debtors? By David Lazarus
Stocks drift lower after Johnson & Johnson report Associated Press
Supreme Court will hear appeal of Enron's Skilling By Walter Hamilton
Tech firms are enjoying their economic stimulus By Alana Semuels
Money manager takes a beating By Tom Petruno
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
Company Town
ENTERTAINMENT
Jane Lynch, long on talent and short on significant roles, is having a breakthrough year By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Brendan Mullen By Flea
Review: 'Nip/Tuck' at the beginning of its final season on FX By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Italy and rock 'n' roll are not mutually exclusive By Scott Timberg
Editing is the splice of Anne V. Coates' life By Susan King
Director F. Gary Gray returns with vengeance By Greg Braxton
At the 'Vanguard' of the news again By Matea Gold
Review: 'American Masters: Joan Baez: How Sweet the Sound' on PBS By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Better that the reporters just tell the story By James Rainey
'Cheerful Money: Me, My Family, and the Last Days of Wasp Splendor' by Tad Friend By Tim Rutten
Winds still shift after Shepard's murder By Yvonne Villarreal
Quick Takes By Joe Flint
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By David Ng
Quick Takes By Todd Martens
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
SPORTS
99 things about John Wooden By Mike Penner
Mitch Mustain gets a kick out of being No. 2 quarterback for USC By Gary Klein
Tex Winter plans to attend Lakers' ring ceremony By Mike Bresnahan
U.S. forward Charlie Davies seriously injured in car crash By Grahame L. Jones
Cal's Jahvid Best offers next challenge By Mark Medina
Angels plan to attack Yankees right and left By Jim Peltz and Mike Digiovanna
Clippers' Chris Kaman is keeping good early signs in perspective By Lisa Dillman
New Mexico suspends coach Mike Locksley Associated Press
Chone Figgins puts opponents on the defensive By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS
Kuroda question not yet answered By Ben Bolch
Joe Torre will toast to that By Jerry Crowe
Up next for Ducks: Wednesday vs. Minnesota By Robyn Norwood
Dodgers have more left this year By Ben Bolch, ON THE DODGERS
Up next for Kings: Wednesday at Rangers By Helene Elliott
Hermann Maier retires from skiing By Eric Sondheimer, Staff and Wire Reports
Giants will get a real test against the Saints By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
Report: Patriots sign Junior Seau Wire Reports
Sabres beat Red Wings Associated Press
Coaches fear a freaky Saturday By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
No crying foul at the ballpark By Mike Penner
No camouflaging his loyalty to the Angels By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
Matt Barkley ready for his shot on hallowed grounds By Gary Klein
Yankees are hoping for rain By Kevin Baxter
Morning Briefing
OPINION
Are women getting unhappier? Don't make me laugh By Barbara Ehrenreich, Barbara Ehrenreich is the author, most recently, of "Bright-Sided: How the Relentless Promotion of Positive Thinking Has Undermined America." A version of this article also appears at tomdispatch.com.
Ohio's botched executions
Abdicating on a 'cyber czar'? By James D. Zirin, James D. Zirin is a New York lawyer and member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He co-hosts the cable talk show "Digital Age."
Insurers push back
What's California's problem? Its people By Tim Rutten
Warning on elder abuse
Engineering cost of UC courses
Overdraft feature causes a chill
Honey pot or Eeyore?
WORLD
Surprise ending at Mexico City crime scene By Ken Ellingwood
In Yemen conflict, number of displaced grows By Haley Sweetland Edwards
Russia opposes tougher sanctions against Iran By Megan K. Stack
Iran launches investigation of prominent opposition cleric By Ramin Mostaghim and Jeffrey Fleishman
Nobel panelists defend award to Obama Associated Press
World Briefing / Pakistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Russia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Saudi Arabia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Guinea Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / West Bank Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / China Times Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
UCLA student is charged with attempted murder in attack By Andrew Blankstein and Robert Faturechi
Some furlough days actually cost California money By Shane Goldmacher
Governor praised for signing education funding eligibility bill By Jason Song and Jason Felch
For ex-cons, no gain without pain By Tony Perry
Anna Nicole Smith's last days: too weak to walk or sit up By Harriet Ryan
Anne Friedberg dies at 57; professor at USC's School of Cinematic Arts By Elaine Woo
Teen is charged as an adult in baby's shooting death By Richard Winton
Black bears rate minivans as top dining vehicle By Carla Hall
Cedars-Sinai radiation overdoses went unseen at several points By Alan Zarembo
2010 census count could be harder and more expensive than 2000's By Teresa Watanabe
A body larger than life By Carla Hall
Arnold Schwarzenegger to be honored for protecting parkland By Michael Rothfeld
Permanent housing for L.A.'s homeless saves tax dollars, study suggests By Raja Abdulrahim
Tougher rules on policing illegal immigrants By Anna Gorman
And my World Series tickets go to . . . By Steve Lopez
Schwarzenegger promises 'swift action' on wife's in-car cellphone use By Michael Rothfeld
School's walls remain steeped in history By Tony Barboza
Storm puts residents of L.A. County fire zones on the defensive By Baxter Holmes and Robert J. Lopez
Richard Sonnenfeldt dies at 86; chief interpreter for American prosecutors at Nuremberg trials Times Staff And Wire Reports
Girl, 16, shot while walking near Hollywood school By Robert J. Lopez
Stuart M. Kaminsky dies at 75; prolific mystery writer By Trevor Jensen
California Briefing / Sacramento By Patrick Mcgreevy
California Briefing / L.a. County By Molly Hennessy-fiske
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Phil Willon
A state of education address
PASSINGS / Al Martino Times Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Donna Mae Mims Times Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Steve Ferguson Times Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Stephen Gately Times Staff and Wire Reports
FOOD
Vegetarian cookbook author Anna Thomas ladles out 'Love Soup' By Mary Macvean
For the record
Farmer's Kitchen officially opens; a second Fraîche; newcomer Thyme Cafe By Betty Hallock, Mary Macvean and Elina Shatkin
Wat Dong Moon Lek in Silver Lake By Linda Burum
Oyster shuckers gather to compete and crown their champion By Necee Regis
Pinot Provence in Costa Mesa By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
2007 Produttori del Barbaresco Nebbiolo delle Langhe By S. Irene Virbila
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