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What happened on February 01, 2011
BUSINESS
Ingredients in Taco Bell's meat aren't mysterious By Gregory Karp and Ellen Gabler
Capital One dredges up decade-old, charged-off debt David Lazarus
Fade out for visual effects Richard Verrier
Toyota starts severance program at U.S. sales unit Bloomberg News
Tourists may shun Egypt long after unrest ends By Christopher Reynolds and Jane Engle, Los Angeles Times
Unrest in Egypt stirs fears for global economy By Don Lee and Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times
Chrysler loses $199 million in fourth quarter but sees profit on horizon By Jerry Hirsch, Los Angeles Times
Broadcom gets all kinds of attention By David Sarno, Los Angeles Times
The Daily, Rupert Murdoch's new iPad 'publication,' debuts Wednesday By Dawn C. Chmielewski, Los Angeles Times
U.S. manufacturing activity rises in January By Greg Robb
BP's Rosneft deal blocked; earnings fall short
Obama plans to give small business a boost By Sharon Bernstein, Los Angeles Times
SPORTS
Recruiting blunders are taking their toll on UCLA By Ben Bolch
USC's Ed Orgeron is a rah-rah recruiter By David Wharton
Up next for Kings: Tuesday at Minnesota
Up next for the Kings: Wednesday at Edmonton By Kevin Baxter
Up next for the Clippers: Wednesday vs. Chicago By Jim Peltz
Up next for the Ducks: Wednesday vs. San Jose By Robyn Norwood
USC and UCLA to play Wednesday night By Ben Bolch
Kobe Bryant and Lakers stop skid at two, the hard way By Mike Bresnahan
Up next for the Lakers: Tuesday vs. Houston
Kings lose shootout to Wild, 1-0 By Kevin Baxter
USC's Nikola Vucevic plans to counter UCLA's plan By Baxter Holmes
Midwest snow forces postponement of games Staff and wire reports
Hits have just kept on coming for James Harrison and Steelers By Sam Farmer
Diana Taurasi denies using any banned substances Staff and wire reports
Blake Griffin tries a little marketing in Clippers' 105-98 win over Milwaukee By Lisa Dillman
Clippers' Chris Kaman still doesn't know when he'll return By Jim Peltz
Juan Pablo Angel looks to lend firepower to Galaxy Grahame L. Jones, On Soccer
It's the be-all and end-all BILL DWYRE
Terry Bradshaw, Ben Roethlisberger achieve detente By Sam Farmer
'United front' announces stadium naming-rights deal By Lance Pugmire
When it comes to trades, the options are few for Lakers By Mike Bresnahan and Broderick Turner
This pep rally over proposed stadium is missing the star player — Philip Anschutz T.J. Simers
ENTERTAINMENT
Women still a rarity in top film jobs By Rebecca Keegan, Los Angeles Times
Book review: 'Zombie Spaceship Wasteland' by Patton Oswalt By Paul Brownfield, Special to the Los Angeles Times
A flamboyant farewell to Miss Kitty's in Hollywood By Ramie Becker, Special to The Times
L.A. Opera announces 2011-12 season details By David Ng, Los Angeles Times
Critic's Notebook: Al Jazeera English leads the way in news coverage from Egypt By Mary McNamara, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Quick Takes: Richard Hatch might be sent back to jail
'Zombie Spaceship Wasteland' info
Tuesday's TV highlights
Events happening Tuesday
Horoscope: Feb. 1 Holiday Mathis
Tuesday's TV talk shows
Heidi Klum turns off the glamour, turns on the goofy By Yvonne Villarreal, Los Angeles Times
NEWS
Most Americans with high blood pressure and cholesterol are not being treated effectively, the CDC says By Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times
Two Guys Lose Weight: Three weeks in and feeling great By Tony Pierce, Los Angeles Times
Money can buy better health, study finds -- if you're a hospital patient By Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times
Teen girls may benefit more from playing video games with their parents than boys, a study finds By Jeannine Stein, Los Angeles Times
Despite Egypt unrest, King Tut's U.S. tour toddles on By Christopher Reynolds, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
For-profit hospices may choose cheaper-to-treat patients, study finds By Eryn Brown, Los Angeles Times
Contrave is latest weight-loss drug to be rejected by FDA By Mary Forgione, Tribune Health
Democrats choose Charlotte, N.C., for 2012 national convention By Michael A. Memoli, Washington Bureau
Ban on earmark spending ends political battle By Lisa Mascaro, Washington Bureau
For Jane Fonda, blending fitness and social media isn't much of a stretch Deborah Vankin, Los Angeles Times
Two Guys Lose Weight: Monster winter storm and no diet Ho Hos By Jimmy Orr, Los Angeles Times
Federal government mobilizes for 'life-threatening storm' By Michael Muskal, Los Angeles Times
For the record
Mubarak to address nation after rebuffing U.S. suggestion to step down By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Palestinians not allowed to show solidarity with Egyptians By Maher Abukhater, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Zsa Zsa Gabor rushed to hospital; condition unclear Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Santa Fe: Winter Fiesta to offer sports, art, food and more By Benoit Lebourgeois, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Worried about your child's weight? Tap these experts during a Web chat Wednesday By Mary Forgione, Tribune Health
Ethics probe of Sen. John Ensign ramps up By Kathleen Hennessey, Washington Bureau
Salt is everywhere. Does anyone trying to meet the Dietary Guidelines have a prayer? Rosie Mestel, Los Angeles Times
Mitt Romney leads fundraising race among potential GOP candidates By Kim Geiger, Washington Bureau
Metabolic syndrome may speed mental decline Melissa Healy, Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times Media Group Ethics Guidelines Los Angeles Times
Why some maternity wards in hospitals are closing By Mary Forgione, Tribune Health
Sleep as a memory aid: It works best when you know you'll need that information later Melissa Healy, Los Angeles Times
Barbara Bush disagrees with dad George W. on gay marriage By James Oliphant, Washington Bureau
Egyptian Americans throughout Southern California speak out about embattled Mubarak regime By Teresa Watanabe, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Mitt Romney calls for Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to step down By James Oliphant, Washington Bureau
Avastin may be linked to fatal side effects, study says By Mary Forgione, Tribune Health
Las Vegas: Rooms at Excalibur, Circus Circus and Luxor for less than $40 a night By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Challenger Rudy Martinez says FBI asked him about Los Angeles Councilman Jose Huizar By David Zahniser, Los Angeles Times
Recession slows use of Orange County's toll roads By Nicole Santa Cruz, Los Angeles Times
Divided by parental love Sandy Banks
Jerry Brown nearly matched Meg Whitman's campaign spending on TV in final weeks of race By Seema Mehta and Maeve Reston, Los Angeles Times
Family of Pearl Harbor survivor who was found in filthy conditions expresses shock Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times
Community center dedicates statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe By Bob Pool, Los Angeles Times
John Barry dies at 77; composer scored 11 James Bond films By Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times
PASSINGS: Eunice G. Sanborn
Brown argues for his budget plan in State of the State address By Evan Halper and Anthony York, Los Angeles Times
State Supreme Court decision upholding execution of killer prompts dissent over dismissals of black jurors By Maura Dolan, Los Angeles Times
Central Valley canal's murky waters hide dark secrets By Diana Marcum, Los Angeles Times
TV producer's marriage troubles detailed in extradition papers By Corina Knoll, Los Angeles Times
L.A. teachers union withdraws support for two school board candidates By Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times
OPINION
Not-so-unlimited MetroPCS
It's Egypt's decision
A second chance for democracy in Egypt Maher Hathout
How not to manage a budget crisis Jim Newton
Give it to us straight
The turmoil in the Arab world; Barbara Ehrenreich's views on civil discourse in America; the extended school year in Catholic schools
Rich guys have rights too
Hope amid the chaos in Cairo Jonah Goldberg
Uganda needs a lesson in gay rights
WORLD
S. Korean livestock culling takes emotional toll on farmers By John M. Glionna, Los Angeles Times
Egypt vigilantes protect Children's Cancer Hospital from looters By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Anti-American sentiment gradually surfaces in Egypt By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times
Mubarak says he won't seek reelection but will stay in office 'for the next few months' By Jeffrey Fleishman and Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
Egypt protests gather strength as army vows to hold its fire By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Antiquities imperiled amid Egypt protest By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Mexico's main leftist party keeps Guerrero governorship By Ken Ellingwood, Los Angeles Times
Mubarak supporters mount own protest By Timothy M. Phelps, Los Angeles Times
From airport to hotel, a tortuous trip through Cairo By Timothy M. Phelps, Los Angeles Times
Obama says he told Mubarak, 'orderly transition ... must begin now' By Christi Parsons, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Scenes from Egypt's uprising
Alexandria protest attracts more than 100,000 By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times
NATIONAL
New U.S. dietary guidelines: Less salt, more fruits and vegetables By Andrew Zajac, Washington Bureau
New York mayor investigates gun shows — in Arizona By Geraldine Baum, Los Angeles Times
Federal judge says healthcare law is unconstitutional By Noam N. Levey and David G. Savage, Washington Bureau
The honeymoon's over in Nevada By Ashley Powers, Los Angeles Times
Senate to vote on healthcare repeal By Noam N. Levey and Lisa Mascaro, Washington Bureau
Monster winter storm begins path across United States From Reuters
Janet Napolitano urges officials to stop exaggerating violence on U.S. side of border By Brian Bennett, Washington Bureau
HEALTH
FDA denies approval of weight-loss drug Contrave By Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times
TRAVEL
Where to play skee-ball By Jason S. Mandell, Special to the Los Angeles Times
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