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What happened on October 30, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Proposed union contract would drastically reduce LAPD overtime costs By David Zahniser
August Coppola dies at 75; professor was father of Nicolas Cage and brother of Francis Ford Coppola By Claire Noland
Los Angeles County bans public as well as the press By Garrett Therolf
Burbank officer named in FBI probe kills himself By Andrew Blankstein
L.A. police chief choice still exerts pressure on mayor By Phil Willon
After years in Sacramento, California's lieutenant governor is heavily favored to win a special election Tuesday for a House seat. By Eric Bailey
Navy helicopter crashes off Southern California coast By Robert J. Lopez
John Harris Burt dies at 91; former rector at Pasadena's All Saints Episcopal Church By Elaine Woo
John O'Quinn, Texas personal-injury lawyer, killed in car crash Associated Press
Texas developer raises suspicions in Santa Barbara By Steve Chawkins
LAPD employees say goodbye to Parker Center By Bob Pool
House ethics panels to probe Waters, Richardson By Jeff Gottlieb
Palo Alto campus searches for healing after suicides By Maria L. La Ganga
Villaraigosa wants transit projects on the fast track By Ari B. Bloomekatz
A vibrant hub of Jewish life in the Valley By Duke Helfand
Synagogue shooting unnerves Los Angeles By Andrew Blankstein, Robert Faturechi And Richard Winton
Man sentenced to prison for killing USC film student By Larry Gordon
Off The Wall
California Briefing By Paloma Esquivel
California Briefing By Jack Leonard
California Briefing By Tony Barboza
California Briefing By Harriet Ryan
California Briefing By Maeve Reston
WORLD
EU split over climate change goal Associated Press
Number of voting centers for Afghanistan presidential election will increase By Alexandra Zavis
Lovelorn man camps at Brazil airport Associated Press
Hillary Clinton tells Pakistan it's doing too little against Al Qaeda By Paul Richter
In Aceh, stranded ships a reminder of the 2004 tsunami By John M. Glionna
Iran reply on nuclear deal called 'inadequate' By Paul Richter And Borzou Daragahi
South Korea and Japan consider history textbook with China By Ju-min Park And Yuriko Nagano
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
Couple's Boat Found
SCIENCE
CDC gives new swine flu numbers By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
OPINION
Detainees' day in court
Putting a lid on pot sales
It's Pakistan's war too
Letters
Sneak attack on Human Rights Watch By Scott Macleod, Scott MacLeod has covered the Middle East for Time magazine since 1995.
The Leo Frank case isn't dead By Steve Oney, Steve Oney, author of "And the Dead Shall Rise," is chief consultant to "The People v. Leo Frank."
Letters
Letters
ENTERTAINMENT
Asian American Jazz Festival begins Friday By Chris Barton
'The Casebook of Victor Frankenstein' by Peter Ackroyd By Thane Rosenbaum, Rosenbaum, a novelist, essayist and law professor, is the author of "The Golems of Gotham."
'Gentlemen Broncos' By Gary Goldstein
'The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day'; 'The Fall' By Robert Abele; Kevin Thomas
Claudia Quintet at REDCAT By Chris Barton
The real Flos and Alices of the world By Mindy Farabee, Farabee is a critic and writer living in Edinburgh
'The House of the Devil' By Robert Abele
An inevitable surrender to 'Dexter' By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Ariel Sabar explores his dad's past By Reed Johnson
Mapping her Wonderland By Mark Sachs
Fazal Sheikh's photos focus attention on forgotten girls and women of India By Leah Ollman
Halloween looks like a vampire vs. zombie showdown By Yvonne Villarreal
Online, everyone's a comedian By Monica Hesse, Hesse writes for the Washington Post
At Fox, opinion taints the news By James Rainey
Orianthi plays through the pain By Steve Appleford
'Skin' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'Slumdog' kids could lose money Associated Press
'The Room,' once a bomb, scores a direct hit By Yvonne Villarreal
The Big Picture By Patrick Goldstein
Around The Galleries By Leah Ollman
Dance Review By Mark Swed, TIMES MUSIC CRITIC
Mika, true to himself By August Brown
Quick Takes By Todd Martens
Quick Takes By Denise Martin
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Theater Beat By Charlotte Stoudt; F. Kathleen Foley; Philip Brandes
Pop Music Review By Randy Lewis
'Big Bang' viewership explodes City News Service
BUSINESS
California completes $3.5-billion bond sale By Tom Petruno
Sony won't release 'This Is It' DVD before holidays By Claudia Eller And Ben Fritz
Summit plans to re-release 'Twilight' in theaters By Claudia Eller
U.S. economy returns to growth, but recovery has a long way to go By Don Lee
Geithner makes a pitch for regulation of financial industry By Jim Puzzanghera
Under Coleman brand, maybe hot tub maker can de-stress By Nathan Olivarez-giles
Stocks rise in early trading after GDP report Associated Press
Mortgage rates' upward trend continues By E. Scott Reckard
CDR Financial Products and three executives are indicted in bid-rigging case By Stuart Pfeifer
Lexus HS250h: Keep the lights off in the garage By Dan Neil
3 former Ralphs executives sue grocery chain and its parent By Andrea Chang
Resources Connection is buying Sitrick, Brincko By Martin Zimmerman
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Company Town
Earnings Roundup Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup Times Wire Reports
Earnings Roundup Times Wire Reports
Group wants employers to ease worker housing costs By Alejandro Lazo
NATIONAL
Al Qaeda sleeper agent gets 8 years, not 15 as prosecutors had sought Associated Press
Energy-savings project leaves Army in the cold By Ralph Vartabedian
Health plan gains support in House By Noam N. Levey And Janet Hook
Obama meets caskets of fallen troops By Josh Meyer And Christi Parsons
Congress bucks Obama on spending cuts By Richard Simon
A governor's race that has nothing -- and everything -- to do with Obama By Faye Fiore
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
SPORTS
Any chance the Cavaliers will go 0-82? By Mike Bresnahan
Tampa Bay Buccaneers are not for sale, owners say By Sam Farmer
He shows silent strength in guiding Los Gatos football team By Sam Farmer
Clippers focus on free throws By Lisa Dillman
Up next for the Ducks: Friday against Vancouver By Robyn Norwood
Kings struggle in shootout for second night, lose, 2-1, to Vancouver By Helene Elliott
Lakers reserves are aware there's room for improvement By Broderick Turner
Jamie McCourt faces tough road, experts say By Bill Shaikin
Houston earns tie at Seattle in MLS playoffs Associated Press
Derrick Rose leads Bulls over Spurs Associated Press
Field goal pushes Tar Heels past Hokies By Mike Hiserman, Staff and Wire Reports
The bad outweigh the good in the NFL By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
Sam Farmer's NFL picks: Week 8 By Sam Farmer
Tennessee replaces veteran Kerry Collins with Vince Young Associated Press
Capitals hold off Thrashers in final minutes to win, 4-3 Associated Press
Pac-10 basketball in a season of transition By Chris Dufresne, ON PAC-10 BASKETBALL
Dodgers' owners really cheated on fans By Bill Plaschke
Edison faces possible roadblock in Los Alamitos By Ben Bolch
Brett Favre learns you can't go home again By Mike Penner
Carson lineman Wade Yandall is no typical nerd By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Fox to use Favre-Cam during Vikings-Packers game By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA
UCLA players go to great lengths to get healthy By David Wharton
Jerzy Siewierski out indefinitely with foot problem By Chris Foster
Trojans picked to finish ninth in Pac-10 basketball By Pete Thomas
Patience pays off for Trojans' Allen Bradford By Gary Klein
It's a big game for Trojans -- and Pete Carroll By Gary Klein, ON USC FOOTBALL
Bud Selig refuses to discuss Frank and Jamie McCourt By Bill Shaikin
Yankees get even with homers, A.J. Burnett By Bill Shaikin
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