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What happened on September 18, 2010
HOME & GARDEN
'No Ordinary Family' set reflects Bay Area Mod By David A. Keeps, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Jonathan Togo doesn't follow a script when it comes to home design By Debra Prinzing, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Home where Marilyn Monroe died is sold By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
'Parenthood' features realistic living spaces By David A. Keeps, Special to the Los Angeles Times
First, Oprah. Now, bed bugs. Stop the madness! Los Angeles Times
On 'Modern Family,' signature sensations By David A. Keeps, Special to the Los Angeles Times
TV family stage sets: They're hitting close to home By David A. Keeps, Special to the Los Angeles Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Suits by disabled raise questions on litigation law By Louis Sahagun, Los Angeles Times
Vernon a tightly controlled fortress By Hector Becerra, Sam Allen and Kim Christensen, Los Angeles Times
A father asks: 'When will this ever end?' By Kurt Streeter, Los Angeles Times
Whale fossil found at San Diego Zoo By Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times
Lawyer abruptly freed from jail By Scott Glover, Los Angeles Times
Officers' poor memory is deemed no reason to dismiss traffic tickets By Joel Rubin, Los Angeles Times
Roderick Mann dies at 87; former Times showbiz columnist By Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times
Boxer again vows to work for military issues By Maeve Reston, Los Angeles Times
When every day is one of atonement By Mitchell Landsberg, Los Angeles Times
Better education about tsunamis for coastal residents is urged By Tony Barboza, Los Angeles Times
Man held in kidnapping, attempted killing By Robert Faturechi and Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times
Whitman's economic plan will do little to bring jobs to California, experts say By Michael J. Mishak, Los Angeles Times
Demonstration against LAPD shooting draws a broad spectrum of protesters By Hector Becerra and Kate Linthicum, Los Angeles Times
Regulators increase pressure on PG&E over pipelines By Marc Lifsher and John Hoeffel, Los Angeles Times
Trying hard to turn the page By Kurt Streeter, Los Angeles Times
Master strokes from record-seeking swimmers By Steve Chawkins, Los Angeles Times
A conversation with A.J. Duffy Steve Lopez
Una conversación con A.J. Duffy Steve Lopez
Honoring the women who protect and serve Sandy Banks
Politicians must disclose free tickets, California regulators say By Patrick McGreevy, Los Angeles Times
Bell residents question city's grass-roots organization By Corina Knoll, Los Angeles Times
NEWS
Small study suggests electrical stimulation of the brain can ease migraine pain
Pence edges out Huckabee, Romney in conservatives' straw poll for president By Michael A. Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
For the record
ENTERTAINMENT
Theater behind bars helps prisoners know themselves better By Chris Lee, Los Angeles Times
Oprah's book club christens Franzen's 'Freedom' By Carolyn Kellogg, Los Angeles Times
On the Media: Fake news flourishes under the feds' noses James Rainey
Toronto gets a film and arts museum rolled into one as Bell Lightbox opens By Steven Zeitchik, Los Angeles Times
They serve their country in the closet David Ng, Los Angeles Times
Happening Saturday
Horoscope: Sept. 18 Holiday Mathis
Quick Takes: March of the moderates
Exhibit information: 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' at the Kaycee Olsen Gallery
Unbound in a vibrant jungle Mark Swed, Los Angeles Times Music Critic
Chilly Gonzales info
Chilly Gonzales takes his hip-hop/tech fusion to the Largo By Charlie Amter, Los Angeles Times
SPORTS
For Major League Soccer's best American players, it doesn't pay to stay in U.S. By Grahame L. Jones
Don Mattingly's Dodgers need a make-over Bill Plaschke
Bruins are looking for some deja vu By Chris Foster
Eli, Peyton Manning are set for second head-to-head NFL matchup By Sam Farmer
Next up for Galaxy: Saturday vs. D.C. United
No saving this Angels season By Kevin Baxter
Dodgers' year to forget Bill Shaikin
U.S. takes 2-1 lead over Colombia in Davis Cup match Wire reports
Dodgers get pounded by Rockies, 12-2 By Jim Peltz
In college football today, it's all about the rout Chris Dufresne
Angels fall to Rays, 4-3, in 10 innings Sports Network
Most NBA teams do well in off-season By Mark Heisler
Lose now, win later is plan that pays off in NFL By Sam Farmer
Galaxy's Landon Donovan finds a spark at the end for victory By Grahame L. Jones
Don Mattingly says he's ready, but are Dodgers' fans? Bill Plaschke
USC plays a different tune in 32-21 victory over Minnesota By Gary Klein
Rays have thrived under new ownership By Kevin Baxter
UCLA fans can drink it in T.J. Simers
Air Force football team takes control on the ground By Mike Hiserman
Brandon Wood gets big boost in Angels' win over Tampa Bay By Kevin Baxter
A new era is set to open in Miami, and across the NBA Mark Heisler
Robert Woods returns the momentum to the Trojans By Gary Klein
Kings open camp much as they closed season Helene Elliott
Ryder Cup legacy continues to grow Bill Dwyre
David Beckham's return to Galaxy eclipses Dema Kovalenko's heroics By Grahame L. Jones
New rule interpretation helps refs get out ahead of a problem By Ben Bolch
Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik finds himself on hot seat
Ducks rookie Cam Fowler begins life in the NHL By Austin Knoblauch
Kelly Slater wins Hurley Pro Trestles event By Baxter Holmes
Shane Mosley and Sergio Mora fight to a draw By Lance Pugmire
BUSINESS
Exporting Disney TV shows around the globe By Dawn C. Chmielewski, Los Angeles Times
Slightly more demure Bratz dolls reappear on store shelves By Andrea Chang, Los Angeles Times
Job losses cut wide swath in California By Alana Semuels, Los Angeles Times
Obama puts Elizabeth Warren in charge of consumer bureau launch By Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times
Toyota settles suit over deadly wreck Ken Bensinger
Carl Icahn buying up debt in MGM, Blockbuster By Ben Fritz and Claudia Eller, Los Angeles Times
Planning for inflation, before the fact Tom Petruno, Market Beat
Citigroup selling student loan business Reuters
NATIONAL
Gulf oil spill, by the numbers
Sal Russo, the firepower behind the 'tea party' By Matea Gold, Tribune Washington Bureau
Murkowski to run as write-in candidate; state GOP condemns move By Kim Murphy
FDA advisors to vote on genetically engineered salmon By Andrew Zajac, Tribune Washington Bureau
Obama administration leaves climate change to Congress, not the courts By David G. Savage, Tribune Washington Bureau
Couple charged with trying to sell nuclear material By Richard A. Serrano, Tribune Washington Bureau
OPINION
SCIENCE
To scientists, he's the real rock star By Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times
WORLD
Violence keeps Afghan turnout low despite appeals to vote By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Afghans vote under heavy security By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Hurricane Karl batters Mexico's gulf coast Ken Ellingwood, Los Angeles Times
Amid low turnout and some violence, officials portray Afghan election as success By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Chinese protest against Japan is small but heated By Megan K. Stack, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
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