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What happened on October 28, 2009
OPINION
Prop. 8 cuts both ways By Tim Rutten
Closer to a constitutional convention
The three finalists
Northwest Flight 188: Asleep at the stick? By Peter Garrison, Peter Garrison is a pilot and contributing editor to Flying magazine.
Troop levels in Afghanistan is the easy part By Doyle Mcmanus
L.A. doesn't need a city bully By Raphael J. Sonenshein, Raphael J. Sonenshein, chairman of the division of politics, administration and justice at Cal State Fullerton, was executive director of the Los Angeles Appointed Charter Reform Commission. He is the author of "The City at Stake: Secession, Reform, and the Battle for Los Angeles."
Wolf howls
A newspaper that says something
Which way in Afghanistan?
Laughing with Soupy
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
William Basch dies at 82; Holocaust survivor was featured in documentary 'The Last Days' By Dennis Mclellan
Voter turnout by Asian Americans jumps 39%, survey finds By Ching-ching Ni
Celebrity burglaries put spotlight on paparazzi By Richard Winton and Andrew Blankstein
Lake Elsinore has Southern California's longest commute, census report finds By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Planned background checks for in-home healthcare workers are criticized By Eric Bailey
Judge Alex Kozinski apologizes for distributing crude jokes By Scott Glover
Three insiders being considered for LAPD chief By Joel Rubin and Phil Willon
L.A. Unified to allow parents to initiate school reforms By Howard Blume
A visit to the medical marijuana doctor By Steve Lopez
Maria Shriver says mother's death 'has brought me to my knees' By Cathleen Decker
It could be a dark day for Newport Beach fire pits By Tony Barboza
Ex-Assembly Speaker Nuñez did not misuse campaign funds, board rules By Evan Halper
Another member of L.A. pension board resigns By David Zahniser
Full judicial panel to decide if torture suit should go to trial By Carol J. Williams
L.A. County free H1N1 vaccine clinics overwhelmed By Molly Hennessy-fiske
California water legislation at a standstill By Bettina Boxall
Big-rig Accident Jams 5 Freeway
California Briefing / Richmond By Robert J. Lopez
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Robert Faturechi
California Briefing / San Francisco Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
'The Botany of Desire' By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Rod Serling's brave new world of TV By Susan King
Kate Gosselin is in tradition By Scott Collins
Stephen Rubin named president of Henry Holt Associated Press
'Monsters vs. Aliens: Mutant Pumpkins From Outer Space' on NBC By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Last stand for newsstands: Read all about it By James Rainey
'Sweet Thunder' by Wil Haygood By Tim Rutten
'Michael Jackson's This Is It' By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
'It's time to celebrate Michael' By Yvonne Villarreal
Quick Takes By Gerrick D. Kennedy
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By David Ng
Quick Takes By Randy Lewis
WORLD
Multiple bombings kill eight U.S. troops in Afghanistan By Julian E. Barnes and Alexandra Zavis
Some troops have a sixth sense for bombs By Tony Perry
French Scientology group convicted of fraud By Devorah Lauter
Iran reportedly seeks to amend deal on overseas enrichment of its uranium By Borzou Daragahi
Grim glossary of the narco-world By Ken Ellingwood
Obama redefines White House relationship with top field commander By Julian E. Barnes
Russia reports its first deaths from swine flu By Sergei L. Loiko
Obama's Cuba policy faces a world of expectation By Tracy Wilkinson
World Briefing / Mideast Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Serbia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / China Times Wire Reports
BUSINESS
Plan would end taxpayer bailouts for financial firms deemed 'too big to fail' By Jim Puzzanghera
Ford moves up in Consumer Reports reliability rankings By Martin Zimmerman
DreamWorks' quarterly results beat low expectations By Richard Verrier
L.A. City Council votes to outsource e-mail to Google By David Sarno
Pace of U.S. home-price decline eases By Alejandro Lazo
Tiny Port of Hueneme is hit by a perfect storm By Ronald D. White
Health insurer profits even when denying coverage By David Lazarus
Housing slump hits California timber industry like a buzz saw By Alana Semuels
Stocks move higher in early morning trading Associated Press
FAA revokes licenses of pilots who overshot airport By Hugo Martin
Safety probe of certain Lexus ES models is closed By Ralph Vartabedian and Ken Bensinger
Business Briefing / Retail Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Lending Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Wall Street Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Taxes Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Airlines Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Investing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Automobiles Times Staff and Wire Reports
Company Town
FOOD
The joys of clay pot cooking By Paula Wolfert, Wolfert is the author of the newly published "Mediterranean Clay Pot Cooking."
Gordon Ramsay adds Boxwood Cafe to London West Hollywood restaurant By Jerry Hirsch and Jessica Gelt
Mutiara Food & Market By Miles Clements
There's a new taste for quince By David Karp
Bistro LQ By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
'Gin'-ger basiltini from the Girl & the Fig By Noelle Carter
Websites are cq. ac By S. Irene Virbila
Wild yeast, natural wine By W. Blake Gray
NATIONAL
3-year-old gets prosthetic arm bone By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
George Bush, motivational speaker, wins over Texas crowd By Mary Jordan
Two Chicago men charged in terrorist plot By Jeff Coen and Stacy St. Clair
Massachusetts man shot after stabbing doctor Associated Press
Rep. Alan Grayson apologizes for remark Associated Press
Reid hopes to sway enough senators on public option By Janet Hook and Noam N. Levey
Dairy farmers tell lawmakers of crisis By Joe Markman
Obama says momentum growing for climate change legislation By Christi Parsons
Study finds quake risk at Los Alamos By Ralph Vartabedian
Mark Sanford impeachment papers expected today By Richard Fausset
Another Yankee World Series? New York expected no less of itself By Geraldine Baum
The Nation
National Briefing / Ohio Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Alaska Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Puerto Rico Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
SPORTS
Most Angels free agents signal their desire to stay, except for Matthews By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS
For World Series, tradition still trumps instant replay By Bill Shaikin
Celtics crash Cavaliers party By Mark Heisler, ON THE NBA
Injury sidelines Blake Griffin By Lisa Dillman
NCAA rules Oklahoma State's Dez Bryant ineligible for the season Associated Press
Kings and Kopitar hit on winning combination By Helene Elliott
Brett Favre returns to Green Bay, but the heat will be on Aaron Rodgers By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
Up next for Kings: Wednesday at San Jose By Helene Elliott
Kobe Bryant leads Lakers in opener By Mike Bresnahan, ON THE LAKERS
Ron Artest wants to be part of the ring thing By Mike Bresnahan
Dodgers' ownership at stake in McCourt fight By Bill Shaikin
Celtics' Glen Davis has thumb surgery Associated Press
Gilbert Arenas leads Washington past Dallas Associated Press
Agassi admits to past use of crystal meth Wire Reports
Chiefs' Larry Johnson apologizes for gay slur Associated Press
USC-Oregon is the game to watch in conference -- for some By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Lakers' ceremony has a familiar ring to it By Bill Plaschke
Yankees' World Series berth makes it all worth it for Bryant Gumbel By Mike Penner
The year of redemption for A-Rod By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
In this divorce, it will be Dodgers' fans that get hurt the most By T.J. Simers
Bruins will use two quarterbacks By Chris Foster
Matt Barkley isn't scared of playing at Oregon By Gary Klein
Old friends face off on the mound Wire Reports
How Yankees and Phillies match up By Phil Rogers
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