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What happened on June 14, 2010
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
California universities consider adopting the T-word: tuition By Larry Gordon, Los Angeles Times
31 Probation Department officers may escape discipline for misconduct By Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Los Angeles Times
Hope for hungry students at UCLA By Carla Rivera, Los Angeles Times
A broken life, then a break By Robert Faturechi, Los Angeles Times
South Gate opens new soccer complex By Ruben Vives, Los Angeles Times
Juvenile justice diverges in court By Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Los Angeles Times
Chief prepares to sell DWP assets By David Zahniser, Los Angeles Times
Robert J. Wussler dies at 73; former head of CBS helped create CNN Times staff and wire reports
Off a pier with plenty of paddles By Martha Groves, Los Angeles Times
Voters are trying to make government work George Skelton, Capitol Journal
Physician charged in Jackson death will keep California medical license for now By Jack Leonard, Los Angeles Times
Schwarzenegger makes media rounds in D.C. By Shane Goldmacher, Los Angeles Times
Sniping from the sidelines as budget deadline nears By Evan Halper, Los Angeles Times
Successful elsewhere, 'tea party' fails to find traction in California By Maeve Reston, Los Angeles Times
Jerry Brown still a star with teachers unions By Carla Rivera, Los Angeles Times
Swarm of earthquakes strikes southern San Diego County Robert J. Lopez, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
With just 43 words, FitzGerald is poised to pull an upset in insurance commissioner primary By Shane Goldmacher, Los Angeles Times
Michelle Obama says thank you at Camp Pendleton By Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times
Gathering of doughnut lovers sweetens Griffith Park By Scott Gold, Los Angeles Times
PASSINGS: Hans H. Baerwald, Crispian St. Peters, Pamela Jolicoeur
NATIONAL
Foreign flagging of offshore rigs skirts U.S. safety rules By Tom Hamburger and Kim Geiger, Tribune Washington Bureau
California prison case goes to Supreme Court By David G. Savage, Los Angeles Times
Cleveland's Catholic Church closures leave ethnic enclaves dispirited By Ralph Vartabedian, Los Angeles Times
Supreme Court ruling in favor of immigrant clarifies automatic-deportation law By David G. Savage, Tribune Washington Bureau
As businesses collapse, claimants still waiting for checks from BP By Kim Murphy, Los Angeles Times
Obama wants BP escrow fund for spill damage By David G. Savage and Richard Fausset, Los Angeles Times
WORLD
Mexico cracks down on self-prescribed antibiotics By Ken Ellingwood and Cecilia Sanchez, Los Angeles Times
North Korea's star at the World Cup By Barbara Demick and Yuriko Nagano, Los Angeles Times
Toll passes 100 in Kyrgyzstan riots Sergei L. Loiko
Israel announces creation of Gaza flotilla inquiry committee By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times
Can Afghanistan tap its $1-trillion mineral wealth? By Paul Richter and Julian E. Barnes, Los Angeles Times
Pakistan's spy agency is said to collaborate with the Taliban By Alex Rodriguez, Los Angeles Times
HEALTH
The cult of celebrity doctors By Marni Jameson, Special to the Los Angeles Times
My Turn: A little life in her motivation By Tova Ross, Special to the Los Angeles Times
An asthma benefit found in use of hot flash remedy Joe Graedon, Teresa Graedon, The People's Pharmacy
HOME & GARDEN
Jean Simmons home in Santa Monica goes up for sale Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
Ziggy Marley buys Beverly Center-area home Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
BUSINESS
SMALL-BUSINESS Q&A: Understanding tax rates for firms in L.A. By Karen E. Klein
Business travelers are moving again, but frugally By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times
Tribune's Tom Petty venture
Airbus hopes Emirates order helps A380 take off By W.J. Hennigan, Los Angeles Times
California Community colleges give firms an education By Cyndia Zwahlen
ENTERTAINMENT
Heroine in life and death MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC
'For Neda' program info
Janell Brown book readings
Monday's TV highlights
From all over the map Reed Johnson and Josh Getlin
Monday's TV talk shows
'The Secret in Their Eyes' is a foreign-language hit
Playboy Jazz Festival has the Bowl jumpin' Chris Barton
Summer camp campaign: A week of boating, fishing and a talent show By Daina Beth Solomon, Los Angeles Times
Happening Monday
Critic's Notebook: Tonys celebrate commerce, not art By Charles McNulty, Los Angeles Times Theater Critic
Television review: 'The 2010 Tony Awards' By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times TV Critic
'Kid' gives box office a swift kick Ben Fritz
Johansson, Finneran take different paths to a Tony By Josh Getlin and Yvonne Villarreal,
Special to the Los Angeles TimesLa Jolla Playhouse: A nurturing ground for Tony winners By David Ng, Los Angeles Times
Janelle Brown on the pursuit of the California Dream By Steffie Nelson, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Horoscope: June 14 Holiday Mathis
SPORTS
Texas turns down Pac-10 invitation, will stay in Big 12 By Chris Dufresne
Angels have different options at first base By Mike DiGiovanna
Today's Games Grahame L. Jones and Kevin Baxter
Bouncing into battle Grahame L. Jones
U.S. will be keeping a close watch on Howard Grahame L. Jones and Kevin Baxter
Angels' 12-2 loss to Brewers is painful By Mike DiGiovanna
Cristie Kerr gets second LPGA State Farm win From staff and wire reports
Angels lose game, and Erick Aybar to injury By Mike DiGiovanna
Lakers look on the bright side after loss By Broderick Turner
Vuvuzelas remain topic of debate at World Cup By Grahame L. Jones and Kevin Baxter
Mike Dunleavy: Defense makes the difference in Lakers-Celtics Game 5 By Mike Dunleavy
Lakers have to hope home is where their heart is By Mike Bresnahan
Slovakia is New Zealand's best chance for first World Cup win From Times staff reports
Celtics' Kevin Garnett soars as Lakers' Pau Gasol struggles By Lisa Dillman
Ray Allen's three-point-shooting 'curse' By Baxter Holmes
Michael Schumacher's return to the driver's seat has left him eating dust Jim Peltz
Closing series on road could be tough for Celtics By Baxter Holmes
Tiger Woods to address media Tuesday By Teddy Greenstein
Celtics on verge of letting air out of Lakers' balloon again Mark Heisler
Dodgers' Manny Ramirez to face a tough crowd at Fenway By Baxter Holmes
Lakers' Lamar Odom has flu symptoms By Lisa Dillman
OPINION
In America, Old Glory represents more than just patriotism Gregory Rodriguez
Eli Broad's museum: It deserves a 'yes' from the city
The right DNA for Berkeley?
Defense cuts: start overseas Benjamin Friedman and Christopher Preble
Reggie Bush and the NCAA's sanctions on USC; election results in California; the end of an era in public school teachers
Living wages are key to poverty eradication Joyce Appleby
Strategic defaults on mortgages: The price we pay for the housing folly
NEWS
TRAVEL
Letters: Christian symbolism, traveling with a toddler, barbed wire museum and more From The Los Angeles Times
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