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What happened on October 15, 2009
BUSINESS
Stocks surge on Intel, JPMorgan reports Associated Press
Beverly Hills investment advisor pleads guilty in Ponzi scam W.J. Hennigan
Blue Shield is ousted from California's high-risk health insurance pool Lisa Girion
Activists press owner of IHOP and Applebee's to buy eggs from more-humane producers Jerry Hirsch
Wal-Mart to offer prepaid cellphone service Melissa Rohlin
CalPERS begins 'special review' of fees paid to agents Marc Lifsher
Dreamliner is causing nightmares for Boeing W.J. Hennigan
Company Town
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
30-year fixed mortgage rate edges above 5% E. Scott Reckard
Vivendi is mum on its NBC Universal plans Meg James
Mattel agrees to settle almost all U.S. claims over 2007 toy recalls Andrea Chang
Sumner Redstone to sell more CBS and Viacom shares Meg James and Claudia Eller
IRS says thousands have disclosed their overseas tax havens Stuart Pfeifer
Is fine in healthcare bill big enough to ensure coverage? MICHAEL HILTZIK
Highridge buys Santa Ana office building from Tishman Speyer Roger Vincent
JPMorgan earns $3.6 billion, but loan losses remain high Associated Press
$15-million loan program for L.A. small businesses is launched Nathan Olivarez-Giles
Dow average closes above 10,000 for first time in more than a year Walter Hamilton
SPORTS
Lakers' assistant coaches learn to share the defensive duties Broderick Turner
Mark Teixeira's 2008 winter wish: to play the Angels in the ALCS Kevin Baxter and Bill Shaikin
Dodgers owner Frank McCourt, wife Jamie separate Helene Elliott and Bill Shaikin
Limbaugh is out as potential owner Associated Press
No. 5 Boise State remains undefeated Associated Press
Blake Griffin has a big game for Clippers in exhibition win Associated Press
UCLA's James Keefe shows he is recovering well David Wharton and Pete Thomas
Dodgers will be looking inside for outs BILL PLASCHKE
How Dodgers, Phillies match up Jim Peltz
Kings Tonight Helene Elliott
Hamels gets first crack at Dodgers Jim Peltz
Angels John Lackey to pitch Game 1, Joe Saunders Game 2 Jim Peltz and Mike DiGiovanna
Dodgers' kids are growing up BEN BOLCH, ON THE DODGERS
Chris Dufresne's games to watch this weekend Chris Dufresne
Trojans recall the not so friendly sky of '07 Gary Klein
The Bottom Ten Steve Harvey
Miami quarterback gets teammates to soak up 'SpongeBob' Mark Medina
A hot start leads Ducks past the Wild Robyn Norwood
Get ready for a Bunch of Crazy Stuff to hit college football CHRIS DUFRESNE, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Kings can't finish the job in 4-2 loss to New York Rangers Kevin Baxter
In this baseball postseason, more than the mood is electric CHRIS ERSKINE
David Beckham says AC Milan deal nearly done Wire Reports
Late U.S. goal helps Honduras Grahame L. Jones
Clayton Kershaw gets Game 1 start Ben Bolch
Chris Dufresne's top 25 rankings Chris Dufresne
Freshman Sheldon Price will continue to play cornerback Chris Foster
Angels know Mariano Rivera could shatter more than bats MIKE DiGIOVANNA, ON THE ANGELS
It was almost the City of No Angels Ross Newhan
Stafon Johnson grins as he is discharged from hospital. Gary Klein
ENTERTAINMENT
Natalie Portman is growing through her roles Rebecca Ascher-Walsh REPORTING FROM NEW YORK
Lone Scherfig's 'An Education' has much going for it Betsy Sharkey
'30 Rock' starts its third season MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Strange Things Happen' by Stewart Copeland Richard Fausset
Decemberists to perform 'The Hazards of Love' along with 'Here Come the Waves' movie at UCLA on Monday Alie Ward
Still much life in Meléndez's works CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT, ART CRITIC
Michael Buble's 'Crazy Love' is pleasant but vanilla Chris Barton; August Brown; Mikael Wood
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Nick Owchar
Music Review MARK SWED, MUSIC CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Chris Lee
"The Damned United" Kenneth Turan
Pop Music Review Randy Lewis
'Love Hurts' at La Femme Film Festival Susan King
Bill Murray adds zest to 'Zombieland' Patrick Kevin Day
'The Final Destination' enters a new dimension PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Dylan Walsh overcomes doubts to take on 'Stepfather' role Michael Ordona
Music Review Josef Woodard
Prime-time Tv Rankings city news service
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Anna Nicole Smith relied on rare sleep aid, former bodyguard says Harriet Ryan
4 patients say Cedars-Sinai did not tell them they had received a radiation overdose Alan Zarembo
Environmental exemptions OKd for football stadium in City of Industry Patrick McGreevy
Daniel Melnick dies at 77; film and TV producer helped launch 'Get Smart,' 'Network,' 'Kramer vs. Kramer' Valerie J. Nelson
8 arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking and human smuggling Andrew Blankstein
Art seeks to do justice to courts' history Paloma Esquivel
Judge rejects challenge to same-sex marriage suit Maura Dolan
Santa Monica to experiment with parking psychology Martha Groves
Bruce Wasserstein dies at 61; prominent Wall Street deal maker Times Wire Reports
California Briefing / Sacramento Michael Rothfeld
California Briefing / San Diego Richard Marosi
California Briefing / Sacramento Shane Goldmacher
Tsunami relief
Terms of former DWP chief's contract released Phil Willon
Captain Lou Albano dies at 76; wrestler appeared in Cyndi Lauper videos Associated Press
State's GOP senators lift blockade to pass domestic violence, local funding bills Patrick McGreevy
California Briefing / Claremont Larry Gordon
Potentially disastrous L.A. weather taking a sunny turn Baxter Holmes and Robert J. Lopez
Lapd Memorial Wall
L.A. County restricts reporters' access during meetings Garrett Therolf
Two nuggets of political wisdom for the Golden State GEORGE SKELTON
The few, the proud, the alone Tony Perry
Agriculture critic's appearance angers university alumni Steve Chawkins
Metrolink pays out $30 million in 2005 crash settlements Victoria Kim and Jeff Gottlieb
Nan Robertson dies at 83; Pulitzer-winning New York Times reporter Elaine Woo
Los Angeles budget crisis' main event: gridlock? Maeve Reston
NATIONAL
Obama proposes an extra one-time payment to Social Security recipients Don Lee
Doctors may get payment boost Associated Press
'This Will Bring Closure'
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / And Finally . . . TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Connecticut TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Georgia TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / New York TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Healthcare triumph gives way to heightened battle Noam N. Levey
A jack-of-all-trades Dan Simmons
Obama set for first visit to New Orleans as president Richard Fausset
Relatives of suspects in Florida teen's burning are shaken Rafael A. Olmeda and Carlton Smith
A tree grows (and dies) in Brooklyn Tina Susman
WORLD
Rev. Moon performs worldwide mass wedding John M. Glionna
India and China in a tit-for-tat spat Mark Magnier
World Briefing / Russia TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Pakistan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Iraq TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Progress reported in Honduras coup crisis Tracy Wilkinson
Gordon Brown pledges 500 more British troops to Afghanistan Henry Chu
U.S. officials look at scenarios for Afghanistan 'middle path' Julian E. Barnes and Christi Parsons
Mexico town split over Central American drifters Tracy Wilkinson
OPINION
Miranda's time limit
James Monroe, a president for our times? Harlow Giles Unger, Harlow Giles Unger is the author, most recently, of "The Last Founding Father: James Monroe and a Nation's Call to Greatness."
Shriver and her cellphone Meghan Daum
Why Armenians cannot 'get past' the genocide By Karnig Dukmajian
Letters
Letters
Letters
The Goldstone fallout
A Rush play by the NFL
Cripple Iran to save it John P. Hannah, John P. Hannah, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, served as national security advisor to former Vice President Dick Cheney from 2005 to 2009.
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