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What happened on September 29, 2009
WORLD
Iran test fires two missiles capable of reaching Israel, U.S. bases By Jeffrey Fleishman
Hounduran police, soldiers raid two media outlets By Alex Renderos and Tracy Wilkinson
NATO chief says more troops needed in Afghanistan By Julian E. Barnes
Poles indignant that U.S. altered missile-shield plans By Megan K. Stack
Polanski arrest draws cheers and jeers in Europe By Henry Chu and Devorah Lauter
World Briefing / Tanzania Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / The Philippines Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Germany Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Somalia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Serbia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / India Times Wire Reports
Bombs kill at least 18 in Iraq Associated Press
SPORTS
USC running back hurt in weight-room accident By Gary Klein and Ben Bolch
Dolphins' quarterback Pennington may be done for season Associated Press
Red Sox must wait to clinch wild card Associated Press
Yankees win No. 101; Tigers-Twins showdown rained out Associated Press
Angels' high and low moments By Mike Digiovanna
Angels play for Nick Adenhart's memory By Mike Digiovanna
Reggie Willits' late-inning success puts him high on Mike Scioscia's list By Mike Digiovanna
AL West title is sweet, and bittersweet, for Angels By Mike Digiovanna
Blake Griffin just adds to Clippers' manpower By Lisa Dillman
New Mexico Coach Mike Locksley reprimanded for fight with assistant Associated Press
Dodgers try to clinch NL West title today By Dylan Hernandez
There's nothing magical about Dodgers' latest effort By Dylan Hernandez
Fairplex deserves to be a bigger player in Southland horse racing By Bill Dwyre
Angels might be too giddy for an unfinished job By Helene Elliott
Lakers' quest to repeat begins Wednesday By Mike Bresnahan
USC's Leonard Washington academically ineligible By Chris Foster and Diane Pucin, Staff And Wire Reports
Sam Farmer's Monday film review By Sam Farmer
Philadelphia unable to reduce magic number Associated Press
Atlanta moves closer to Colorado in wild-card race Associated Press
Cowboys defeat Panthers, 21-7, to get first win at new stadium Associated Press
Padres are no longer San Diego's pet team By Tony Perry
Criticism abounds after Redskins' loss By Mike Penner
Dodgers' tanking in Pittsburgh sets it up for Vin Scully By T.J. Simers
Jury is still deliberating on the unbeaten Bruins By Chris Foster
Brian Baucham hopes to return to workouts soon By Gary Klein
Sometimes Goliath wins
ENTERTAINMENT
On the rails with Joe Ely, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Butch Hancock and Dave Alvin By Randy Lewis
Trey McIntyre Project gets creative offstage By Laura Bleiberg
LeBron James film is a lesson for rookie directors By Patrick Goldstein
'Her Fearful Symmetry' by Audrey Niffenegger By Martin Rubin, Rubin is a critic and author of "Sarah Gertrude Millin: A South African Life."
Florida conductor recovering after fall into empty space below movable orchestra pit Associated Press
Backtracking By Robert Hilburn
Outta here, Lauren By Amy Kaufman
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Bloomberg News
Quick Takes By Diane Haithman
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
NATIONAL
Secret Service investigates Obama poll on Facebook By David G. Savage
Showdowns set on two key issues in healthcare debate By Janet Hook
Olympics trip a political gamble for Obama By Peter Nicholas
Federal stimulus-monitoring website gets an update By Joe Markman
Army to discharge officer who refused to go to Iraq By Kim Murphy
National Briefing / New York Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Maryland Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Guantanamo Bay Times Wire Reports
The Nation
BUSINESS
'Terminator' rights may change hands again By Ben Fritz
Pooh rights belong to Disney, judge rules By Meg James
A whopper of an illusion is being shattered by Burger King ads By Dan Neil
Weinstein Co. loses a round in its fight over 'Precious' By John Horn
Sean Gallagher to head L.A. Times online newsroom operations By Martin Zimmerman
Gasoline prices fall for second week in a row despite refinery fires By Ronald D. White
O.C. insurance salesman admits investor fraud By Kim Christensen
Holiday retail sales could be a mixed bag By Andrea Chang
New firm should think strategically about sales and marketing By Karen E. Klein
Stocks rebound after market's bad week Associated Press
Tech retailer Newegg plans $175-million IPO By Tom Petruno
Firm creates symbiosis between advertisers, state parks By Sherine El Madany
Riverside County man sentenced to 100 years for operating Ponzi scheme By Stuart Pfeifer
Eco-friendly relationships blossom at green-networking events By Cyndia Zwahlen
Xerox to buy Affiliated Computer for $6.4 billion Associated Press
Business Briefing / Pharmaceuticals Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Pharmaceuticals Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Economy Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Publishing Times Wire Reports
Company Town
OPINION
Twilight of Pax Americana By Christopher Layne and Benjamin Schwarz, Christopher Layne is a professor of government at Texas A&M and a consultant to the National Intelligence Council. Benjamin Schwarz is literary and national editor of the Atlantic.
Cruise control at the Port of Los Angeles
Prosecuting Polanski
Meg Whitman's nonvoting voting record
L.A. Unified takes hammer to its building unit By Constance L. Rice, Constance L. Rice is a civil rights attorney and a member of the School Construction Bond Oversight Committee.
Questions over safety
Helping teens in and out of school
Deserving of an ovation
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Station fire victims call for U.S. probe into Forest Service's response By Paul Pringle
Two heavyweights clash at Van Nuys Airport By Dan Weikel
L.A.'s ban on new digital billboards and supergraphics is upheld By David Zahniser
With care, the forest will live By Julie Cart
Guillermo Endara dies at 73; led Panama to democracy after U.S. invasion Associated Press
After finding antique pistols, she's loaded By Dana Parsons
Nine Cal Poly Pomona students suspended in hazing incident By Raja Abdulrahim
Henry T. Hopkins dies at 81; painter and museum director had formative role in L.A. art scene By Suzanne Muchnic
At the Hotel Bel-Air, a pianist's elegance and ivory By Martha Groves
2 suspects still at large in killing of baby By Catherine Saillant and Ann M. Simmons
Memorial planned for Dr. Joel Weisman
L.A. schools construction chief resigns By Seema Mehta
Lucy Vodden dies at 46; inspiration for the Beatles classic 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds' Associated Press
Environmentalists torn up over Compton Creek bulldozing By Louis Sahagun
Polanski's attorneys may have ignited arrest fuse By Harriet Ryan and Richard Winton
San Pedro makeover just getting launched By Louis Sahagun
Cal state students, it's time to stand up By Hector Tobar
Rate of major water main breaks in L.A. doubles over last year By Victoria Kim
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Richard Winton
California Briefing / Anaheim By Paloma Esquivel
California Briefing / Sacramento By Patrick Mcgreevy
California Briefing / Santa Monica By Anne Colby
California Briefing / Palo Alto Associated Press
California Briefing / San Francisco Associated Press
High holidays
SCIENCE
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