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What happened on September 14, 2009
HEALTH
Parents weigh the risk of vaccinating children for H1N1 By Melissa Healy
Questions remain in H1N1 vaccine distribution By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
How the pandemic swine flu virus came to be By Karen Kaplan
Hand sanitizer kills flu germs too By Shari Roan
Swine flu facts Times Staff Reports
How the flu outbreak spread By Jill U. Adams
For the record
Masks may help prevent swine flu but aren't advised By Shari Roan
Schools and swine flu Q & A By Seema Mehta
What to do if you have the flu By Shari Roan
The flu and exercise don't play nice By Jeannine Stein
Flu shots: What will you have to pay? By Francesca Lunzer Kritz
ENTERTAINMENT
The former late-night king returns with a relatively low-cost alternative to scripted prime-time fare -- and that has some job-jittery industry folks hoping the network's programming experiment fails. By Scott Collins
Allee Willis, queen of kitsch By Yvonne Villarreal
On the front lines with Larry Gelbart By Alan Alda
A big splash for 'The Lost Symbol' By Scott Martelle
Lending 'Down for Life' their L.A. authenticity By Reed Johnson
What makes BP special? Small-plate seafood By Jessica Gelt
'The Lost Symbol' By Nick Owchar
Men's designers in a merry mood By Adam Tschorn
Some kind of wonderful U2 By Greg Kot, Greg Kot is the Chicago Tribune's music critic.
Swift reaction at MTV Video Music Awards By Ann Powers, MUSIC CRITIC
A cheery optimism runs through women's spring 2010 collection By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
Toronto Film Festival By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
Opera Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
All you can carry: College cafeterias go trayless By Larry Gordon
U.S. launches satellite survey to measure extent of San Joaquin Valley sinking By Catherine Saillant
Disney, union workers clash over healthcare By Patrick J. Mcdonnell
Southern California universities acquire rare religious texts By Duke Helfand
Don't let the Sacramento sex scandal fool you By George Skelton
Jack Kramer, tennis champ and promoter, dies at 88 By Bill Dwyre
Opposing sides on Montebello project find common ground: City Hall turmoil By Louis Sahagun
Norman Borlaug dies at 95; started 'Green Revolution' By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
New head of State Bar of California assails mortgage modification scammers By Carol J. Williams
Station fire crews rest up at base camp By Sam Quinones
California Briefing By Jack Leonard
California Briefing By Bettina Boxall
California Briefing By Jack Leonard
California Briefing By Jack Leonard
NATIONAL
Some fear GOP is being carried to the extreme By Peter Wallsten
PETA pushes 'horseless carriages' in Central Park By Tina Susman
Body of Annie Le thought to be found By Geraldine Baum and Kimi Yoshino
Mark Foley, radio host By Brian Haas
Explaining the $900-billion healthcare price tag By Noam N. Levey
Obama shrugs off political 'circus' over healthcare By Noam N. Levey
Security fears used to sell climate bill By Jim Tankersley
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
BUSINESS
224-story skyscraper would be high point for architect By Roger Vincent
Grupo Televisa CEO Emilio Azcarraga Jean has a life like a telenovela By Reed Johnson and Yvonne Villarreal
In latest export salvo, China takes aim at U.S. auto parts and chicken products By David Pierson
Is the cost to map broadband access off the charts? Associated Press
'I Can Do Bad' does fine at box office By Ben Fritz
Will U.S. learn its healthcare reform lesson from California? By Michael Hiltzik
On the anniversary of Lehman Bros.' collapse, a renewed call to strengthen financial oversight By Jim Puzzanghera
Foul play isn't suspected in O.C. financier's death By David Colker
Schwarzenegger may order a change in green energy rules By Marc Lifsher
Crisis has not altered Wall Street By Walter Hamilton
Markets await cues from consumers Associated Press
SPORTS
Serena Williams is fined $10,500 for tirade at U.S. Open By Diane Pucin
Randy Wolf says he feels pain-free after bullpen session By Dylan Hernandez
It's not tough to translate Chad Billingsley's body language By T.J. Simers
Red Sox sweep doubleheader Associated Press
Ichiro Suzuki sets record Associated Press
Angels taking schedule one game at a time By Kevin Baxter
Torii Hunter, Scott Kazmir lead Angels past White Sox By Kevin Baxter, ON THE ANGELS
Chivas USA defeats New England, 2-0 By Grahame L. Jones
Dodgers' Chad Billingsley has another poor outing in loss to Giants By Dylan Hernandez, ON THE DODGERS
Another big setback for the Big Ten By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Tiger Woods cruises to victory Associated Press
UCLA's Kevin Prince has surgery for broken jaw By Chris Foster
Rubens Barrichello wins Italian Grand Prix Associated Press
Diversity of teams to give Chase By Jim Peltz
Usain Bolt cruises in the 200; Carmelita Jeter does the same in the 100 Wire Reports
Passing comments on Week 1 By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
A Monday doubleheader sees the return of two stars By Sam Farmer
Braves rough up Chris Carpenter and beat Cardinals, 9-2 Associated Press
Tennessee at Florida should be interesting By Chris Dufresne
Top 25 football rankings
Michael Jordan leaves it up in the air By Mike Penner
Moorpark coach maintains balancing act with two No. 1 quarterbacks By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Candace Parker leads Sparks over Mercury Associated Press
Roger Federer doesn't miss a trick in semifinal win By Diane Pucin
Kim Clijsters' U.S. Open title is family friendly By Diane Pucin
Matt Barkley's shoulder is a concern for Trojans By Gary Klein
Bending Over Backward
OPINION
Changing political money
Giant rats? Really, it's a good thing
L.A.'s fiscal black hole
Letters to the editor
In California, justice takes a day off By Ronald M. George, Ronald M. George is chief justice of California and chairman of the state Judicial Council.
Walt Whitman's answer to Joe Wilson By Gregory Rodriguez
A down-to-earth space program By William Sweet, William Sweet is a senior editor at IEEE Spectrum. His views are his own.
Letters
Letters
WORLD
U.S. soldier held in shooting death of contractor on American base By Ned Parker and Ali Windawi
An unlikely witness provides one last hope for soldier in murder case By Joe Mozingo
Israel pilot Assaf Ramon, astronaut's son, dies in F-16 crash By Richard Boudreaux
Pakistani artists persevere amid increasing militancy By Mark Magnier
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
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