What happened on January 13, 2010

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What happened on January 13, 2010

NEWS

A moment with Woody Harrelson of 'The Messenger' By Amy Kaufman

A rare 'Air' for Jason Reitman and George Clooney By John Horn

Control of her craft By Rachel Abramowitz

Oscar nominees that carry a red state of approval By Glenn Whipp

Quentin Tarantino on his 'Basterds' By Chris Lee

TV's visionary forces By Randee Dawn

'Precious' is latest film to show the ugly side of life By Janet Kinosian

FOOD

The Seedless Kishu, a small but mighty mandarin By David Karp

Sour oranges find sweet spot in California By David Karp

U.S. sipping pisco again By Nicholas Gill

Simple seafood salad at its best By Noelle Carter

J.R. Bistro in Chinatown is a hot spot for hot pots By Linda Burum

The savory pie By Sarah Karnasiewicz >>>

SPORTS

Pete Carroll clearly has found his place in Seattle By Sam Farmer

When Cassie Harberts needs an assist, she looks to her brother By Melissa Rohlin

Here's a Sandy Koufax shocker: He'll spend a night in the spotlight T.J. Simers

Lane Kiffin returns to replace Pete Carroll By Gary Klein

Bruins are put through their paces By Chris Foster

Charles Woodson is NFL defensive player of the year Staff And Wire Reports

Some USC recruits are familiar with Kiffin By Ben Bolch

Clippers experience a bad alarm reaction By Lisa Dillman, On The Clippers

Despite two knee injuries, Ariel Marsh stays in the game By Melissa Rohlin

How Interliga finals are bound up with Copa Libertadores By Kevin Baxter

Pearce is in the hearts and minds of snowboarders at competition By Lisa Dillman

Walton gets back into a game as other Lakers go out By Broderick Turner

USC's new coaching staff will use some old tactics By Sam Farmer

Southern California to be included in World Cup bid By Kevin Baxter

Does Lane Kiffin come to USC at infraction of the cost? Chris Dufresne

Lakers' Andrew Bynum plays Tim Duncan hard but comes up short By Mike Bresnahan

Pete Carroll at center of Seattle Seahawks fans' debate By Kim Murphy

Lane Kiffin: a lightweight for USC's heavyweight program Bill Plaschke

NATIONAL

The fight against full-body scanners at airports By David G. Savage

California ACORN breaks off into new nonprofit group By Kate Linthicum

Supreme Court hears arguments on detaining sex offenders By David G. Savage

Congress fights healthcare fatigue to finish bill By Noam N. Levey and Janet Hook

Suspect in Northwest Airlines bomb plot had round-trip ticket By Peter Nicholas and Sebastian Rotella

'Get Capone' book could help solve 1939 killing By Alejandra Cancino

Suspect in slaying of abortion doctor can use voluntary manslaughter defense Mcclatchy Newspapers

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Witnesses in Prop. 8 trial examine history of marriage, gays By Maura Dolan

Super-long 'monster train' rolls through Southern California By Rich Connell

Cruise night returns to Van Nuys Boulevard By Catherine Saillant

John Stevenson dies at 76; record-setting El Segundo High baseball coach By Ben Bolch

Former detainees sue over alleged education breakdown at juvenile camp By Garrett Therolf

Federal regulations released for new train safety technology By Dan Weikel

3 charged in alleged plot to ship possible nuclear-weapons items to Iran By Scott Glover, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

Senate race to unseat Boxer takes unexpected turn By Seema Mehta

Activists outline qualities L.A. animal services boss needs By Carla Hall

The further adventures of The Edge and his Malibu plans Steve Lopez

Beverly Hills school board hears emotional views By Carla Rivera

Judges OK Schwarzenegger plan to reduce prison crowding By Michael Rothfeld

Double-dipping waiters sandwiched between two delis By Robert Faturechi

Los Angeles teacher should be fired immediately, judge again rules By Jason Song

Donald E. Goerke dies at 83; 'the Daddy-O of SpaghettiOs' By Valerie J. Nelson

WORLD

Mexican drug lord Teodoro Garcia Simental, known for his savagery, is captured By Richard Marosi and Ken Ellingwood

3,100 more troops on Afghanistan deployment list By Julian E. Barnes

Obama promises Haitians swift response, 'full support' of U.S. By Christi Parsons Mark Silva

Pat Robertson links Haiti quake to pact with devil By Andrew Zajac

Britain outlaws Islam4UK, which some say glorifies terrorism By Henry Chu

Iraq security measures set off rumors of coup By Liz Sly and Ned Parker

Haiti: Resources and how to help From Staff and Wire reports

Former Blair aide defends Britain's Iraq war role By Henry Chu and Janet Stobart

2 drone strikes kill 16 suspected insurgents in Afghanistan By Laura King

Iran scientist slain in bombing outside his home By Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim

Haiti in chaos after 7.0 quake By Tracy Wilkinson

OPINION

'If you've got a trade, you've got it made' By Mike Rustigan

L.A. jobs 'czar': One of Mayor Villaraigosa's most important appointments Tim Rutten

Reid flap shows the need for a conversation on race By Thomas A. Parham

Latin America's water needs could foster collaboration to curb global warming By Luis Alberto Moreno

ENTERTAINMENT

Country's hit parade: 'Dim Lights, Thick Smoke and Hillbilly Music' By Robert Hilburn

Dan Rather loses bid in CBS lawsuit By Matea Gold

John and Elizabeth Edwards: Scenes from a marriage James Rainey