What happened on September 10, 2011

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What happened on September 10, 2011

WORLD

Mooncake becomes the fruitcake of China By Benjamin Haas, Los Angeles Times

In Afghanistan, tie between 9/11 and the war often gets lost By Laura King, Los Angeles Times

In Britain, some schools banning skirts By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times

Guatemala ex-general's tough-on-crime stand resonates with voters By Ken Ellingwood, Los Angeles Times

Israel's determination unshaken by rifts with allies By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times

Libya rebels in chaotic fight at Bani Walid By Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times

BUSINESS

10 years after 9/11, the airline industry is looking up By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times

BofA to cut at least 40,000 jobs By Walter Hamilton and E. Scott Reckard, Los Angeles Times

Office building security tightened after 9/11 By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times

Disney names Robert Chapek head of consumer products group By Dawn C. Chmielewski, Los Angeles Times

Banco Popular Anglicizes its name to reach beyond Latinos By E. Scott Reckard, Los Angeles Times

Amazon deal with Legislature a 'classic compromise' By Marc Lifsher, Los Angeles Times

Golden Globes to air on NBC as truce is called in legal battle By Meg James, Los Angeles Times

China's inflation eases in August By David Pierson, Los Angeles Times

August video game sales fall By Alex Pham, Los Angeles Times

Gasoline prices edge higher in California By Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times

Time Warner Cable launches Wi-Fi network By Meg James, Los Angeles Times

Alaska Airlines faces $590,000 fine for alleged unsafe operation By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Cliff Robertson dies at 88; actor starred in films and on stage and TV By Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times

Filling in the blanks Phil Willon

George Kuchar dies at 69; influential underground filmmaker By Valerie J. Nelson, Los Angeles Times

3 resign from Gold Line board after conflict-of-interest complaint By Dan Weikel and Ari Bloomekatz, Los Angeles Times

Severe storm, flood warnings canceled By Tony Barboza, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

Bill to revive plan for L.A. County emergency system OKd By Joel Rubin, Los Angeles Times

Gridlock on grand plans Sandy Banks

Weekend events commemorate 9/11 By Corina Knoll, Los Angeles Times

John Pérez is a fighter, but not always a winner By Michael J. Mishak, Los Angeles Times

Lawmakers are tense, tired and goofy in the waning hours of the legislative session By Shane Goldmacher, Los Angeles Times

Utility officials seek to learn why safeguards failed in blackout By Sam Allen, Ralph Vartabedian and Mitchell Landsberg, Los Angeles Times

Southern California events will mark 9/11 anniversary By Corina Knoll, Los Angeles Times

Businesses find a few rays of hope By Nicole Santa Cruz, Louis Sahagun and Tony Barboza, Los Angeles Times

Bill to speed up NFL venue in L.A. passes By Patrick McGreevy and Anthony York, Los angeles times

Demands of war take toll on troops, families By Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times

Teaching students about 9/11 presents challenges By Teresa Watanabe, Los Angeles Times

ENTERTAINMENT

With a little help from her friends Kirk Silsbee

Critic's Notebook: Apple's new campus will be a retrograde cocoon By Christopher Hawthorne, Los Angeles Times Architecture Critic

Movie review: 'Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star' By Robert Abele, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Book review: Donald Hall's poems in 'The Back Chamber' By Nick Owchar, Los Angeles Times

On the Media: Newt Gingrich's odd take on presidential debates James Rainey

HOME & GARDEN

Man of the House: Only in America Chris Erskine

Hot Property: Singing over a 'bird street' sale By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times

Wall graphics company co-founder uses his Venice home as a testing ground By Lisa Boone, Los Angeles Times

SPORTS

USC-Utah game isn't one for (Vegas) books By Gary Klein and Baxter Holmes

It's all up to the Chargers -- can they goof it up? T.J. Simers

UCLA, San Jose State football teams have family ties By Chris Foster

Pac-12 could be exciting … while it lasts Chris Dufresne

Don't expect big roster shift for Dodgers By Dylan Hernandez

Marc Tyler's return hits the spot for Trojans Bill Plaschke

UCLA barely gets its money's worth in 27-17 win By Chris Foster

Dan Haren's masterpiece leads Angels to 6-0 win over Yankees By Mike DiGiovanna

Manchester City chief executive had to go By Lisa Dillman

Serena Williams, Samantha Stosur reach U.S. Open women's final By Diane Pucin

Dodgers are back to .500 with victory over Giants By Dylan Hernandez

Novak Djokovic stuns Roger Federer in U.S. Open semifinal By Diane Pucin

Iowa State gets a little extra satisfaction in 44-41 upset of Iowa By Mike Hiserman

Phillies' deck is loaded with aces By Kevin Baxter

Matt Kalil steps up to save a win for USC By Gary Klein

Little Lompoc High opens season with wins over two larger schools By Ben Bolch

Tony Gunawan clears first hurdle to reaching London Olympics By Kevin Baxter

Mission Viejo falls, 35-7, to New Jersey's Don Bosco Prep By Eric Sondheimer

Cowboys-Jets game features Dez Bryant vs. Darrelle Revis By Sam Farmer

Launch time is over for NFL defenders Sam Farmer

Troy Polamalu, Adrian Peterson extend their contracts Wire reports

NEWS

Hawaii: Disney's new Aulani hotel emphasizes culture By Brady MacDonald, Los Angeles Times staff writer

Gear & Gadgets: These travel shelves pack a bunch By Judi Dash, Special to the Los Angeles Times

NATIONAL

United 93 families dedicate Sept. 11 memorial By Kathleen Hennessey, Washington Bureau

Evangelical pastors heed a political calling for 2012 By Tom Hamburger and Matea Gold, Washington Bureau

Zachariah who? States swap out statues in Capitol hall of fame By Richard Simon, Los Angeles Times

Huntsman struggles to keep candidacy alive By Paul West, Washington Bureau

NASA's smaller programs could be at risk By Mark K. Matthews, Washington Bureau

Republican could swipe Weiner's former seat By Kim Geiger, Washington Bureau