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What happened on October 24, 2009
SPORTS
Magic Johnson's kiss-and-tell hurts Isiah Thomas MARK HEISLER, ON THE NBA
Frank McCourt claims wife Jamie's behavior was insubordinate, inappropriate Bill Shaikin
Andy Pettitte has chance to become winningest postseason pitcher Ben Bolch and Kevin Baxter
USC defensive line in a rush to greatness behind Jethro Franklin Gary Klein
Kevin Prince, Johnathan Franklin and the Bruins hope to keep building against Arizona Chris Foster
NBA's deal with referees pleases Phil Jackson, George Karl Broderick Turner
Ultimate Fighting Championship's Lyoto Machida gets in touch with his killer instinct Lance Pugmire
Where the tailgate wags the dog CHRIS ERSKINE
Up next for the Galaxy: Saturday against San Jose Grahame L. Jones
Sidney Crosby all the offense Pittsburgh needs against Panthers Associated Press
UCLA practices take on a sense of urgency as Arizona game approaches Chris Foster
Up next for Kings: Saturday at Phoenix Mark Medina
Up next for the Ducks: Saturday vs. Columbus Robyn Norwood
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Rutgers handles Army, 27-10 Associated Press
Redskins give Jim Zorn a vote of confidence Associated Press
Nick Swisher might be out of the Yankees' lineup Ben Bolch and Kevin Baxter
How Times' Top 25 Fared
Letters
Joe McKnight trying to move forward against Oregon State Gary Klein
World Series? For Dodgers, it's still only a dream DYLAN HERNANDEZ, ON THE DODGERS
Bishop Amat beats Alemany, 36-14, to remain undefeated Mark Medina, Staff Reports
NBA, referees reach two-year contract agreement Wire Reports
Trojans must keep Beavers' little guy from going long way Gary Klein
{SPORTS VIEWPOINT} {Letters: Can we wait until next year for Dodgers?}
Letters
Angels' Vladimir Guerrero has come through in October MIKE DiGIOVANNA, ON THE ANGELS
Servite finally has its Dei ERIC SONDHEIMER, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Angels' first-inning scoring in Game 5 is called key to victory Jim Peltz
Clippers defeat New Orleans, 91-88, in final exhibition Lisa Dillman
OPINION
ENTERTAINMENT
Making a private woman public for 'Amelia' Rachel Abramowitz
A neighborly new police headquarters CHRISTOPHER HAWTHORNE, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
Return of 'L.A. Bizarro' Jessica Gelt
Quick Takes
Quick Takes Carolyn Kellogg
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Washington Post
Quick Takes Associated Press
Culture Monster Diane Haithman
Books on offbeat places in L.A.
An Appreciation ROBERT LLOYD, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Endgame' on 'Masterpiece' MARY MCNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
Béla Fleck, Edgar Meyer and Zakir Hussain at Royce Hall Chris Barton
Jay Farrar and Ben Gibbard at Largo at the Coronet Mikael Wood
Art Review CHRISTOPHER KNIGHT, ART CRITIC
'Endgame' leaves out important events Scott Kraft
Wu Man takes the pipa down an ancient path Scott Timberg
BUSINESS
Here's the deal: Take it or leave it TOM PETRUNO
Motorcycle makers cutting staff and product lines as sales plunge Susan Carpenter
AEG's Regal movie complex aims to draw premieres to downtown L.A. Richard Verrier
Airline pilots say napping sometimes happens in the cockpit Hugo Martin
Tokyo Motor Show no longer Asia's premier auto showcase Yuriko Nagano
Stocks higher in opening moments of trading Associated Press
Windows plan lowers Microsoft profit but shares up Associated Press
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Sales of U.S. existing homes surged 9.4% in September, data show Martin Zimmerman
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Subpoenas issued over Countrywide VIP loan program Jim Puzzanghera
Trial begins for former Broadcom finance chief E. Scott Reckard
House passes cruise ship safety legislation Kimi Yoshino
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Chairman of Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians arrested in bribery case David Kelly
Asylum seeker realized her dream but now is missing Duke Helfand
Walnut residents feeling bullied by NFL stadium project Corina Knoll
San Manuel Band of Mission Indians opens its own tribal court David Kelly
Ted Sizer dies at 77; educator built enduring reform movement Elaine Woo
Clifford P. Hansen dies at 97; former Wyoming governor, two-term U.S. senator Emma Brown, Brown writes for the Washington Post.
Obituaries Thomas H. Maugh II
California Briefing Maeve Reston
Obituaries Pete Thomas
University of California intends to increase financial aid Larry Gordon
Cyclist testifies in car-versus-bike case Jack Leonard
Anthony Pellicano gets 3 years for threatening L.A. Times reporter Robert Faturechi
More than 3,000 get free H1N1 vaccine in L.A. County Seema Mehta
City Council ignores Trutanich's advice on L.A. Live billboards Phil Willon and Maeve Reston
California Briefing Andrew Blankstein
Fighting to be a mother again SANDY BANKS
Class action filed for Cedars radiation patients Alan Zarembo
NATIONAL
EPA commits to set air pollution rules by 2011 Kim Geiger and Jim Tankersley
National Briefinghawaii Times Wire Reports
National Briefingcolorado Times Wire Reports
National Briefingnew Jersey Times Wire Reports
River otters set free
President Obama Signs Emergency Declaration for H1N1 Flu Office of the Press Secretary, The White House
National Briefingcolorado Times Wire Reports
Alaska lawmaker is linked to corruption probe Kim Murphy
Food makers suspend promotion of Smart Choices labeling Associated Press
Obama says U.S. must win clean-energy race Jim Tankersley
States 'opting out' is a healthcare option Noam N. Levey and James Oliphant
HOME & GARDEN
Helpful sites and stores for a home redo
Green transformation of gray patios Debra Prinzing
Barn becomes home in renovation Barbara Thornburg
Comic actress seeks to sally forth LAUREN BEALE
College girl returns to her room with a eew CHRIS ERSKINE
Designs on Marvimon's party space Jan Molen
WORLD
Western nations support Iran nuclear deal, but Tehran's stance is still unknown Borzou Daragahi
U.S. envoy Holbrooke denies strained ties with Karzai By Paul Richter
24 dead in Pakistan blasts Associated Press
World Briefing / France Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Middle East Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Honduras Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Kenya Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Thailand Times Wire Reports
Turmoil in Tehran
NATO members support U.S. troop hike in Afghanistan Julian E. Barnes
Israel military to punish soldiers for pro-settler protest Richard Boudreaux
For foreign correspondents, one phobia that won't fly Robyn Dixon
In drug trafficking hub, artist is in demand Tracy Wilkinson
Egypt's Brotherhood is knocking Jeffrey Fleishman
SCIENCE
Diabetes drug may also help in weight loss Shari Roan
As genetic testing races ahead, doctors are left behind Melissa Healy
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Flu-like illnesses now higher than at peak of seasonal flu season Thomas H. Maugh II
Mars may have caves, scientists say John Johnson Jr.
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