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What happened on October 16, 2010
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Gavin Newsom's life story is a study in contrasts By Robin Abcarian, Los Angeles Times
Taking a rare jay under their wing By Steve Chawkins, Los Angeles Times
Holder vows fight over prop. 19 John Hoeffel
David D. Miller dies at 86; founder of the Miller's Outpost retail chain By Andrea Chang, Los Angeles Times
He puts parking in its place By Martha Groves, Los Angeles Times
San Gabriel mayor arrested on felony robbery, assault charges By Sam Allen, Los Angeles Times
Taking a hit in the name of science Steve Lopez
Classes at college police academy suspended after breach of test security By Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times
Assemblyman defends helping RV dealer in dispute with DMV By Patrick McGreevy, Los Angeles Times
Photographer captured an evolving L.A. Valerie J. Nelson
Finding the faith that links disparate Californians By Mitchell Landsberg, Los Angeles Times
Fostering a new activism Sandy Banks
L.A.'s top budget official introduces two wide-ranging pension proposals By David Zahniser, Los Angeles Times
Dollars flow in Senate race Maeve Reston
Federal loan to speed work on Crenshaw light-rail line By Dan Weikel, Los Angeles Times
Clinton exhorts the Democrats Seema Mehta and Michael J. Mishak
SEC launches probe into Bell's sale of $70 million in bonds By Ruben Vives and Jeff Gottlieb, Los Angeles Times
LAPD releases some details of fatal Watts shooting By Joel Rubin, Los Angeles Times
At a glance: Gavin Newsom
Michael Jackson's name gleams again at Hollywood school By Kate Linthicum, Los Angeles Times
ENTERTAINMENT
Sade's whims haven't failed her yet By Nelson George, Special to the Los Angeles Times
On the Media: Without PBS, KCET needs creative surge James Rainey
Saturday's TV highlights
Happening Saturday
'Jackass 3D' info
Words & Ideas
'Luther' info
Quick Takes: Rapper T.I. sent back to prison
Horoscope: Oct. 16 Holiday Mathis
'Extraordinary, Ordinary People: A Memoir of Family' by Condoleezza Rice
In 'Mad Men,' fewer places to hide By Meredith Blake
'Jackass 3D' review: The only harm is to your IQ By Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune Film Critic
Angelina Jolie's directorial debut met with protests in Bosnia By Steven Zeitchik and Zoran Cirjakovic
Television review: 'Luther' on BBC America By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Book review: 'Extraordinary, Ordinary People: A Memoir of Family' by Condoleezza Rice By Bob Drogin, Los Angeles Times
The Siren's Call: Man's worship of — and cruelty to — dogs By Nick Owchar, Los Angeles Times
BUSINESS
Mozilo and Countrywide: A chronology
Angelo Mozilo, other former Countrywide execs settle fraud charges By Walter Hamilton and E. Scott Reckard, Los Angeles Times
Chew on this: Gum makers try to turn their products into experiences By Emily Bryson York
Ex-KB Home exec Bruce Karatz may avoid prison By Stuart Pfeifer and Nathan Olivarez-Giles, Los Angeles Times
Fed's 'Plan B' for economy: Talking inflation up Tom Petruno, Market Beat
Mattel's third-quarter sales disappoint, but profit is up By Andrea Chang, Los Angeles Times
U.S. wants consumers' advice on fuel-economy stickers By Gregory Karp
NBC Universal operating profit down 15% in third quarter By Meg James, Los Angeles Times
Is your car on the most-likely-to-be-ticketed list? By Jerry Hirsch, Los Angeles Times
U.S. presses China on clean tech By Don Lee and Tiffany Hsu, Los Angeles Times
Bernanke totes up pros — and cons — of more stimulus By Don Lee, Los Angeles Times
Diamond Bar couple charged with conspiring to export sensitive electronics technology to China By David Sarno, Los Angeles Times
WORLD
Israeli good government proponent looks at political corruption By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times
Mexico convoy threads its way through strange drug war in Sonora state By Richard Marosi, Los Angeles Times
Israel OKs East Jerusalem housing Edmund Sanders
Putin loyalist named new mayor of Moscow By Sergei L. Loiko, Los Angeles Times
Russia to build nuclear plant in Venezuela By Sergei L. Loiko, Los Angeles Times
Traumatic effects of Chile miners' ordeal in evidence By Chris Kraul and Fabiola Gutierrez, Los Angeles Times
Chinese premier's calls for reform spark excitement, skepticism By Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times
Traumatic effects of Chile miners' ordeal in evidence By Chris Kraul and Fabiola Gutierrez, Los Angeles Times
Conflict brews between Pakistani president, Supreme Court By Alex Rodriguez, Los Angeles Times
HOME & GARDEN
After two years of eco-living, what works and what doesn't By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
Small, easy ways to live greener
'Green living' projects that didn't work
Strategic planting creates outdoor living space By Emily Young, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Chris Erskine: Man of the House Chris Erskine
'Green living' projects that paid off
Hot Property: James Keach, Jane Seymour seek buyer or renter for Sherman Oaks home By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
OPINION
TRAVEL
On the Spot: A 10-year-old flies alone By Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times Travel editor
NEWS
Former LAPD officer, paralyzed in 2006, says fitness was key to her recovery
Here's another explanation for the obesity epidemic: Body size misperception
For the record
Drive and dedication fuel Terrell Owens' fitness regime
Katherine Schwarzenegger explains why all women should love their bodies
Dr. Susan Love says enough with mere awareness -- let's find a cure for breast cancer
SPORTS
George Karl's glad to be back from battle with cancer By Baxter Holmes, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
George Karl's glad to be back from battle with cancer By Baxter Holmes
No method to Caltech madness Bill Plaschke
Heisman feels the rattle of upsets too By Mike Hiserman
Sidney Crosby's two goals lead Penguins over Flyers
Galaxy's Ricketts has MLS Cup in mind By Kevin Baxter, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Trojans quarterback Matt Barkley praises Cal defense By Gary Klein
Clippers could consider adding another big man By Lisa Dillman
Chris Galippo has strong game on the weak side By Gary Klein and Bill Plaschke
When Blake Griffin tumbles, it can be rough on Clippers and their fans By Lisa Dillman
NFL offenses put on airs like never before Sam Farmer
Losing to Cal? That's so last week T.J. Simers
Giants deliver first blow in 4-3 win over Phillies By Dylan Hernandez
Exhibition season is a volatile time for the NBA index Mark Heisler
Looking out for No. 1: Oregon, you're up next Chris Dufresne
Rangers beat Yankees, 7-2, tie series By Dave van Dyck
Aces Tim Lincecum and Roy Halladay put cards on table By Dylan Hernandez
Trojans are loaded for Bears By Gary Klein
Giants defeat Phillies, 4-3, in Game 1 of NLCS By Dylan Hernandez
Dodgers agree to three-year deal with Ted Lilly By Dylan Hernandez
Galaxy's Donovan Ricketts has MLS Cup in mind By Kevin Baxter
Jamie McMurray takes win at Charlotte wire reports
Kobe Bryant's shot warms up for Lakers By Baxter Holmes
U.S. can use extra time before staging a World Cup Grahame L. Jones, On Soccer
Redskins' Trent Williams faces tough test against Colts' Dwight Freeney By Sam Farmer
Robert Woods is the bright spot in the darkness of USC's probation-scarred season Bill Plaschke
Ed Hodgkiss has Bishop Montgomery stepping up By Ben Bolch
NATIONAL
When in doubt, blame Harry Reid By Ashley Powers, Los Angeles Times
For second year, Social Security recipients won't see rate increase By Jordan Steffen and Christi Parsons, Tribune Washington Bureau
A Sept. 11 relic gets a hero's welcome By Andrew McGill
Soldiers identify Hasan as Ft. Hood shooter McClatchy-Tribune News Service
U.S. political ads stoke fear of foreigners By Matea Gold, Tribune Washington Bureau
It's a strange year for gender in politics By Kathleen Hennessey, Tribune Washington Bureau
Soldier to face court-martial in Afghan civilian deaths Reuters
Ted Stevens endorses Alaska Sen. Murkowski posthumously By Michael A. Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
In court of public opinion, U.S. justices mostly get it right By David G. Savage, Tribune Washington Bureau
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