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What happened on August 22, 2011
HEALTH
Sunless tanning safer but can have a dark side By Lily Dayton, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Therapeutic hypothermia: Keeping cool in emergencies By Amber Dance, Special to the Los Angeles Times
L.A. Walks: The Arroyo Seco in Pasadena By Charles Fleming, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Inducing hypothermia during medical emergencies gains ground By Amber Dance, Special to the Los Angeles Times
More than one way to cool a patient
Vanity can be healthy asset James S. Fell, Fell is a certified strength and conditioning specialist in Calgary, Canada
Health 411: How insurance changes will affect disabled By Lisa Zamosky, Special to the Los Angeles Times
My Turn: Losing Lauren, but not the strong cord of connection By Lynda Zussman, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Good Form: A side stretch for the back Karen Voight, Good Form
BUSINESS
After dive, pool cleaning firms see demand resurface By Cyndia Zwahlen
Southland grocery workers authorize strike By W.J. Hennigan, Los Angeles Times
How accurate are airport luggage scales? By Hugo MartÃn, Los Angeles Times
Legendary East, valued at $441 million, plans to go public By Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times
BofA credit-card unit settles lawsuit over collection practices Bloomberg News
Goldman CEO hires high-profile attorney
FCC to eliminate 83 outdated media regulations From Reuters
Cerberus, Chatham end deal to buy 64 hotels from Inkeepers USA Reuters
OPINION
Don't trample the Electric Daisy By Pasquale Rotella
Drinking the dandelion wine of Ray Bradbury By Alice Hoffman
Newton: A City Council comeback for Farrell? Jim Newton
California's voting lines of contention
Airport security procedures; job-creation efforts; corporations as 'people'
Obama's promising move on immigration
ENTERTAINMENT
Frame Grab: Jim Sturgess' novel challenge in 'One Day' By Rebecca Keegan, Los Angeles Times
Classic Hollywood: 'Thelma & Louise,' 20 years later By Susan King, Los Angeles Times
Review: 'Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D' By Mark Olsen, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Book review: 'Walt Before Mickey' By Charles Solomon, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Fast Fame
Fast Track: Kim Kardashian got married
Boy who's known sad times finds bluer skies at getaway Sophia Lee
'Walt Before Mickey' info
Monday's TV highlights
The boys of summer, 1991 edition
'Bridesmaids,' 'Bad Teacher' have foreign appeal
Happening Monday
Prickly? Not 'The Hedgehog's' director By Susan King, Los Angeles Times
A big 'Help' at the box office By Amy Kaufman, Los Angeles Times
NEWS
Review: WindSeeker soars at Knott's Berry Farm after flight delays By Brady MacDonald, Los Angeles Times staff writer
Brandy signs deal with RCA Records By Gerrick D. Kennedy, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Marriage and divorce can pack on the pounds By Jeannine Stein, Los Angeles Times / For the Booster Shots blog
Pennsylvania: Explore Frank Lloyd Wright homes By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger
Hookah use up sharply in California By Shari Roan, Los Angeles Times / For the Booster Shots blog
About 5,000 children may be injured yearly from window falls By Jeannine Stein, Los Angeles Times / For the Booster Shots blog
Obama credits NATO operation in crumbling of Kadafi regime By Maeve Reston
Events in Libya shake up presidential politics By Maeve Reston
Mitt Romney to upgrade La Jolla mansion By Melanie Mason, Washington Bureau
Happily married? That's good news if you're undergoing bypass By Jeannine Stein, Los Angeles Times / For the Booster Shots blog
Third night free at Laguna Cliffs Marriott in Dana Point By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger
For Biden in Mongolia, a horse named Celtic By Michael A. Memoli
Obama monitors Libya, talks economy with Buffett By Maeve Reston
Libyan oil situation uncertain By Neela Banerjee
In Libya, U.S. may provide humanitarian aid, but no troops on the ground By David Cloud
Tuesday Travel Ticker: Celebrate this By Chris Erskine, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
From Asia, Biden keeps quiet on Kadafi By David Meeks
Republican presidential candidates react to Libya rebels' success By Kim Geiger
Jon Huntsman, eager for Kadafi's fall, opposed U.S. intervention [updated] By Paul West, Washington Bureau
AFL-CIO to form 'super PAC' By Melanie Mason
Former Bush envoy credits Obama's Libya strategy, says providing security now critical By Peter Nicholas
As fighting continues in Libya, U.S. congressional leaders keep quiet By Lisa Mascaro
Biden: Second Obama term possible even with high unemployment By Michael A. Memoli
Jason Chaffetz won't challenge Orrin Hatch By Mark Z. Barabak
Route to Vegas reopens
Former Obama adviser says president 'vindicated' on Libya strategy By Peter Nicholas
On Libya, Rick Santorum says Obama 'had little to do with this triumph' By Paul West
Heart attack patients are getting angioplasties faster By Amina Khan, Los Angeles Times / For the Booster Shots blog
As hormone therapy use declined, so did mammograms By Shari Roan, Los Angeles Times / For the Booster Shots blog
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
State colleges, universities may need to make more budget cuts By Carla Rivera, Los Angeles Times
A first: UC fees exceed state funding Larry Gordon
Burbank businessman arrested over feeding of birds near airport By Maria Hsin, Los Angeles Times
Diver debunks sharks' bad reputation By Joe Mozingo, Los Angeles Times
Reza Badiyi dies at 81; prolific TV director By Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times
Villaraigosa's bold jabs at Gov. Brown and property tax George Skelton, Capitol Journal
Raucous scene at 49ers game Julie Cart
A perfect day for snowboarding in Venice By Rick Rojas, Los Angeles Times
Paul Meier dies at 87; influential statistician By Jessica Tobacman, Special to Tribune Newspapers
NATIONAL
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial joins an evolving National Mall By Faye Fiore, Los Angeles Times
Jon Huntsman goes on offensive against 2012 rivals By Kim Geiger, Washington Bureau
SPORTS
Preseason college football rankings: No. 9 Oklahoma State Chris Dufresne
In pro sports, hazing is out of the shadows . . . and on the wane By Mike Bresnahan
For NFL kickers, there's no such thing as job security By Sam Farmer
Lakers' Luke Walton agrees to be an assistant for Memphis Tigers By Mike Bresnahan
Former Dodger Rafael Furcal 'doing pretty good' in St. Louis By Jim Peltz
Miami broadens its investigation into football program Staff and wire reports
Little League umpires feel the pressure too By Diane Pucin
Angels' remaining schedule appears favorable By Ben Bolch
49ers will ban tailgating at Candlestick Park parking lot after games start Wire reports
UCLA turns to Jeff Locke to help solve kicking problems By Chris Foster
Dodgers launch rare comeback in ninth to beat St. Louis, 2-1 By Jim Peltz
Raiders select Terrelle Pryor in third round of supplemental draft By Sam Farmer
WORLD
Oil prices should fall with Kadafi overthrow Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Libyan rebels' advance emboldens Syrian activists By Roula Hajjar, Los Angeles Times
As Kadafi's regime crumbles, Libyans reclaim their pride By Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times
Syria accused of covering up damage at Palestinian refugee camp By Ryma Marrouch, Los Angeles Times
Afghanistan election panel expels 9 lawmakers from parliament By Alex Rodriguez and Aimal Yaqubi, Los Angeles Times
On a South Korean isle, a life of squid fishing is slipping away By John M. Glionna, Los Angeles Times
Libyan rebels tighten grip on Tripoli as Kadafi stays in hiding By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
Israeli politicians call for major military action in Gaza By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times
Libyan rebels enter Tripoli, meet only sporadic resistance By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
Obama administration works to be sure Libya doesn't turn into Iraq By Paul Richter and David S. Cloud, Los Angeles Times
Libya's gritty mountain rebels may have turned tide in Tripoli By Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times
HOME & GARDEN
Brad Pitt selling Malibu beach house By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
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