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What happened on September 03, 2009
NATIONAL
Taking their chances on poker's legality By Deedee Correll, Correll writes for The Times.
Speculation rises that Supreme Court Justice Stevens will retire By David G. Savage
Obama's big gamble on healthcare debate By Peter Nicholas and Janet Hook
Taking the city's bike-friendliness to the next level: fast-food drive-throughs By Kate Linthicum
Holocaust museum shooting was planned, prosecutor says By Del Quentin Wilber, Wilber writes for the Washington Post.
Kennedy expressed remorse over Chappaquiddick in his memoir Associated Press
Space junk drifting toward astronauts Associated Press
National Briefing / Missouri Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Georgia Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Nationwide Times Wire Reports
Marking A War Victory
National Briefing / Montana Times Wire Reports
In Ohio, a yard sale on the radio speaks volumes By P.j. Huffstutter
Man slapped crying toddler, police say Associated Press
National Briefing / Connecticut Times Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Noodle shop that sold lottery ticket basks in the rich broth of fame By Ching-ching Ni
Wife of Phillip Garrido largely a mystery By Maura Dolan and Molly Hennessy-fiske
Firefighters wage 5-day battle to save Mt. Wilson Observatory By Paul Pringle and Louis Sahagun
California high speed rail commission set to award contract to group with ties to Schwarzenegger By Shane Goldmacher
Huntington Beach police officer accused of domestic abuse By Jean Merl
DWP rate hike plan sent back to the drawing board By David Zahniser
Nearly 1 in 10 in California's class of 2009 did not pass high school exit exam By Seema Mehta
Michael Jackson's estate will pay funeral costs By Victoria Kim
California Legislature on the verge of major achievements By George Skelton
Anaheim day-care center could lose its license By Tony Barboza
Crews probe point of origin as Station fire marches east By Ari B. Bloomekatz, Louis Sahagun and Kimi Yoshino
Manson follower Susan Atkins is denied parole By Richard Winton and Hector Becerra
Ismael 'Milo' Valenzuela dies at 74; Hall of Fame jockey By Pete Thomas
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Kitty White Times Staff and Wire Reports
Dick Berg dies at 87; television and film writer and producer By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Little left but ashes and soot
California Briefing / Sacramento By Michael Rothfeld
California Briefing / Westminster By My-thuan Tran
California Briefing / Long Beach By Seema Mehta
California Briefing / Statewide By Jean Merl
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / William Marvin Times Staff and Wire Reports
Woman gets 5 years for kidnapping accident victim By Jean Merl
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Jason Song
California Briefing / Sacramento By Shane Goldmacher
L.A. County sheriff moves to clear backlog of untested DNA evidence By Joel Rubin
2 women found stabbed to death in Sun Valley By Jean Merl
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Erich Kunzel Times Staff and Wire Reports
California Briefing / Santa Monica By Martha Groves
L.A. councilman seeks to end internal city dispute By Maeve Reston
California Briefing / El Segundo By Victoria Kim
Mt. Wilson Observatory escapes serious damage By John Johnson Jr.
California Senate approves tax on health insurers By Eric Bailey and Patrick Mcgreevy
BUSINESS
Studios might use YouTube to sell, rent movies By Dawn C. Chmielewski and David Sarno
Officials: Pfizer to pay record $2.3B penalty By Josh Meyer
Group alleges illegal actions by two giant health insurers By Carol J. Williams
Microsoft's grip on users is being lost in the cloud By Michael Hiltzik
They're still toasting 'Sideways' in Santa Barbara wine country By Hugo Martin
Cable companies seeking a new tax on satellite TV By Marc Lifsher
American Apparel terminations are in store for 1,500 workers By Andrea Chang
SEC repeatedly failed to scrutinize Bernard Madoff's lies, report says By Jim Puzzanghera
Business Briefing / Manufacturing Times Wire Reports
Factory orders rise less than expected in July By Neil Irwin
Stocks drift lower after jobs data By Tom Petruno
Business Briefing / Petroleum Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Agriculture Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Mortgages Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Reports
Company Town
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
SAG senior staff received pay raises in 2008, federal records show By Richard Verrier
Broadcom co-founder asks court to uphold plea deal By E. Scott Reckard
ENTERTAINMENT
Diane Sawyer anchors her status on ABC By Matea Gold
'Self's Murder' by Bernhard Schlink By Tim Rutten
Thomas Haden Church, 'All About Steve' By Michael Ordona
Classic and rare films at Cinecon By Susan King
John Legend at the Greek Theatre By Mikael Wood
Sooner or later, Mike Judge extracts success By Lisa Rosen
'Los Angeles Plays Itself' screens at the Aero By Kenneth Turan
Music Review By Richard S. Ginell
Quick Takes Reuters
Quick Takes By David Ng
Quick Takes By Chris Lee
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Jessica Gelt
Entering 'Zombieland' By Jevon Phillips
Quick Takes By Brady Macdonald
Telluride picks films bound for glory By John Horn
Learn, pig out and groove at the L.A. County Fair By Alie Ward
SPORTS
Rafael Nadal and Richard Gasquet know all about pain By Bill Dwyre
Women's tennis tournament is moving away from Carson By Bill Dwyre
'Pacman' Jones won't join CFL's Winnipeg Wire Reports
Orange Lutheran's Parker Flynn a vital foot soldier By Eric Sondheimer
Logan Paulsen gets a second chance at senior success By Ben Bolch
Angels' Brandon Wood ready to leave triple A behind for good By Mike Digiovanna
Last fall provides the reason for Dodgers' acquisition of Thome By Jerry Crowe
Notre Dame coach is reminded nothing is permanent By Mark Medina
A Texas-sized chip on their shoulders should make the Longhorns No. 1 By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Roger Owens has pitched perfectly for Dodgers for 51 years By Chris Erskine
College football games of the week By Chris Dufresne
They're afflicted by fantasy football fever By Diane Pucin
Rangers beat the Blue Jays, 6-4 Associated Press
It falls apart quickly for Chad Billingsley By Dylan Hernandez, ON THE DODGERS
Ted Lilly is sharp for the Cubs Associated Press
Brad Penny sparkles in debut for Giants Associated Press
Serena and Venus Williams advance at U.S. Open By Diane Pucin
The 2009 Trojans at a glance By Gary Klein
Nfc Preview By Sam Farmer
Afc Preview By Sam Farmer
Afc Preview By Sam Farmer
Nfc Preview By Sam Farmer
Nfc Preview By Sam Farmer
Afc Preview By Sam Farmer
Nfc Preview By Sam Farmer
Afc Preview By Sam Farmer
Curt Schilling mulls bid for Senate By Grahame L. Jones, Staff and Wire Reports
Top 25 rankings By Chris Dufresne
Jim Thome gave up at-bats for a shot at a ring By Dylan Hernandez
UCLA football at a glance By Chris Foster
For USC, it's Rose Bowl . . . or bust? By Gary Klein
Angels can't back up Kazmir's strong debut By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS
Handicapping the Heisman race By Chris Dufresne
Milestone night for Alex Rodriguez in Yankees' 10-2 win Associated Press
Jeremy Bates looks forward to calling chess games By Gary Klein
It's a golden era for quarterbacks in the NFL By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
Tailbacks will have the run of the place By David Wharton
The bottom line By Chris Foster
Florida, USC in Rose Bowl -- just not against each other By Chris Dufresne
Servite-Long Beach Poly kicks off a slate of big games By Ben Bolch
WORLD
Colombia Congress OKs referendum on Uribe seeking reelection By Chris Kraul, Kraul is a special correspondent.
Foreign Exchange By Megan K. Stack
Hurricane Jimena weakens Associated Press
Suicide bomber kills Afghan intelligence deputy at mosque By Laura King and M. Karim Faiez, Faiez is a special correspondent.
Strong Indonesian quake kills 42 Reuters
World Briefing / Iraq Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Britain Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Mexico Times Wire Reports
Israelis and Palestinians talking again after months-long freeze By Richard Boudreaux
World Briefing / El Salvador Times Wire Reports
OPINION
Honduras: Make it official -- it's a coup By Howard L. Berman, Howard L. Berman (D-Valley Village) is chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
Tea party in aisle 5 at Whole Foods By Meghan Daum
Taking the pulse of reform
A good story for hard times
The federal debt and the tough choices ahead
LACMA and film go together again
The Garrido case
Torture's fallout
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