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What happened on August 26, 2012
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Los Angeles to try out 'parklets' at four locations By Frank Shyong, Los Angeles Times
Critic's Notebook: Neil Armstrong, Will Robinson and me By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
Army Capt. Scott Pace of Brawley dies in Afghanistan By Jeff Gottlieb, Los Angeles Times
James Fogle dies at 75; 'Drugstore Cowboy' author, career criminal By Elaine Woo, Los Angeles Times
Army specialist Moises Gonzalez dies in vehicle accident By Jessica Garrison, Los Angeles Times
Muslim American summer camp blends faith and fun By Aida Ahmad, Los Angeles Times
Costa Mesa mayor pro tem accuses unions of being behind 911 call By Lauren Williams and Joseph Serna, Los Angeles Times
South L.A. health clinic draws hundreds By Anna Gorman, Los Angeles Times
Reaction to the death of astronaut Neil Armstrong
PASSINGS: Tissa David
A resident of L.A.'s skid row finds comic relief By Weston Phippen, Los Angeles Times
NASA jets scan L.A. for scenic routes for Endeavour By Rebecca Trounson, Los Angeles Times
Hundreds of small earthquakes shake Imperial County By Kate Mather, David Zahniser and Abby Sewell, Los Angeles Times
O.C. priest to spend a year in jail for molesting boy in 1990s By Rick Rojas, Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles colleges resume $6-billion campus building projects By Carla Rivera, Los Angeles Times
Some in south Mar Vista bristle at idea of annexation to Culver City By Matt Stevens, Los Angeles Times
OPINION
Ayn Rand's 'Atlas Shrugged': What the critics had to say in 1957 By Cary Schneider and Sue Horton
We're all stressed, but misunderstanding it can make it worse By Robert M. Sapolsky
Letters: Social Security insecurities
Letters: Detecting biological attacks
Letters: Concerns of Jewish voters
Angling for Catholic votes
Raising cap on payday loans would put borrowers into deeper hole
Wyoming's wolf plan a threat to the species' population
It's Medicare vs. the economy Doyle McManus
Letters: Shades of gray in the abortion debate
Letters: Paul Ryan and Ayn Rand
Affirmative action -- not required Peter Schrag, Peter Schrag, a former editorial page editor of the Sacramento Bee, is the author of "Not Fit for Our Society: Immigration and Nativism in America."
Norway's sane killer Nathan Lean, Nathan Lean is editor in chief of AslanMedia.com. He is the author of "The Islamophobia Industry: How the Right Manufactures Fear of Muslims."
BUSINESS
Nasty Gal clothing company — as red-hot as its founder's lipstick By Andrea Chang, Los Angeles Times
Singer-actress Hilary Duff sells Toluca Lake estate for almost $5.5 million By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
Refinancing mortgage for shorter term can bring huge savings By Lew Sichelman
Home of the Week: a classic vibe in the Hollywood Hills
Ad man Howie Cohen built a reputation one line at a time By Meg James, Los Angeles Times
Landlord must allow tenant to correct defects before vacating By Martin Eichner
Is eye scan technology the future of airport security? By Hugo Martin
'Arab World Unbound' unveils a land of challenges, opportunities By Morgen Witzel
What to know if your car could be repossessed by the lender By Scott J. Wilson, Los Angeles Times
Home of the Week Update
Apple's victory over Samsung could mean more lawsuits By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Jessica Guynn, Los Angeles Times
Consumer bureau wants to open a window on home appraisals By Kenneth R. Harney
Dream Center charity to expand facility with $49.7-million grant By Roger Vincent
Pare student debt or boost savings? Can't go wrong either way Liz Weston, Money Talk
Clothing lines embrace plus-size fashions By Shan Li, Los Angeles Times
Anti-doping authorities don't play fair against athletes Michael Hiltzik
Work on new Burbank airport transportation facility begins By Roger Vincent
People suspect business travelers are up to no good, survey says By Hugo Martin
Scam watch: Online auctions, phony credit cards, infomercials By Stuart Pfeifer
ENTERTAINMENT
The groove where jazz and dance music meet By Chris Barton, Los Angeles Times
Author Lois Lowry connects the pieces By David L. Ulin, Los Angeles Times Book Critic
Children's literature trivia: Did you know? By Susan Carpenter
'Merits of Mischief Book One': Review by Rachel Renee Russell
Review: 'Winter Journal' by Paul Auster isn't what it could be By David L. Ulin, Los Angeles Times Book Critic
Scholastic's 'Infinity Ring' a multimedia ride through history By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
Teen readers move upward and onward
Anti-Obama documentary does surprisingly well on slow weekend By Amy Kaufman
Network coverage of the political conventions By Scott Collins
'The Expendables 2' holds on to top spot at box office By Amy Kaufman, Los Angeles Times
'Big Nate' app lets kids channel the sixth-grade hero
TV animation directors step into the film world By Rebecca Keegan
MTV reality star Lauren Conrad to add beauty guide to her list of book-writing credits
Monday's TV Highlights: 'Perception' on TNT By Ed Stockly
Opera review: 'The Face' raises pertinent questions By Richard S. Ginell
Emma Thompson makes the hop from screen to page
Cinecon film festival unearths some old treasures By Susan King, Los Angeles Times
Once upon an unusual time with author Mo Willems
Audience growing for '2016: Obama's America' By Amy Kaufman, Los Angeles Times
Young-adult books by Fiona Paul, Eric Greitens and others this fall
Monday's Talk Shows: Bradley Cooper; Newt Gingrich; Jake Gyllenhaal Matthew Cooper
'Clifford' by the numbers
Theater review: 'The Blue Iris' and Athol Fugard's self-judgment By Charles McNulty, Los Angeles Times Theater Critic
Is CNN looking for its own game change? By Scott Collins, Los Angeles Times
'My Monster Burrufu' is a self-publishing success story
Tweener book sequels: A wimpy kid returns, along with other book characters By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
Review: Martin Amis' biting 'Lionel Asbo' has nowhere to go By Carolyn Kellogg, Los Angeles Times
Young adult books: The sequels and prequels
New 'tweener' books by Stefan Bachmann, Jasper Fforde and Emily Fairlie are among the new titles
'2016: Obama's America' goes by the book By Betsy Sharkey, Los Angeles Times Film Critic
New tweener graphic novels by Doug TenNapel, Raina Telgemeier and Royden Lepp are hitting the shelves.
Children's sports books: Many of the most notable sports titles this fall are from bestselling authors and star athletes
Children's literature is a fast-growing genre thanks to 'Potter' & Co. By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
Erin Hunter goes from cats to dogs in 'Survivors' By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
TRAVEL
Living on island time in the San Juan Islands By Rosemary McClure
Films & programs: Paris slide show and Q&A
Web Buzz: HipGeo organizes photos into a virtual travel story
Letters: Petaluma pleasures, pounds of flesh in London and ripped off in Spain
Cool in many ways Unwinding in the water and forest Camille Cusumano
The best way to Rockland, Maine
Visiting Florence, Oregon
The tricky business of figuring out maximum age for car rentals
San Juan Island, Wash., information
NATIONAL
Image gap Maeve Reston
Wind, rain and Republicans descend on Tampa By Mark Z. Barabak and Michael A. Memoli, Los Angeles Times
Tropical Storm Isaac lashes South Florida, heads for Gulf Coast By Paloma Esquivel
Tropical Storm Isaac hits southern Florida; Gulf Coast gets ready By Paloma Esquivel, This post has been corrected, as indicated below.
Gulf Coast prepares for Isaac; thousands told to evacuate By Paloma Esquivel
Armstrong: a never-read eulogy recalls danger of his feat By Laura J. Nelson
Shell seeks more time to drill exploratory well in Chukchi Sea By Kim Murphy
IMAGE
Offbeat suits them Shannon Cosgrove
Politicians' styles often a matter of debate By Susan Denley, Los Angeles Times
Hot tickets: L.A. charity events By Ellen Olivier, Los Angeles Times
Fashion's Night Out set for Sept. 6 By Nika Soon-Shiong, Los Angeles Times
Celebrities party for a good cause By Ellen Olivier
Patek Philippe has the luxury of time By Adam Tschorn, Los Angeles Times
Paul Ryan taken to task for fashion choices Adam Tschorn, Los Angeles Times
Stylish backpacks make a return By Nora Zelevansky, Los Angeles Times
NEWS
GOP convention on track for Tuesday as nation's eyes turn to Isaac By Paul West
For the record
As Isaac lurks, California GOP delegates aren't worried By Seema Mehta
As Isaac looms, Gov. Scott says decisions on events rest with GOP By Michael A. Memoli
Indonesia: Round-trip LAX to Jakarta for $946 on China Airlines
Tampa: Safest place in the world right now (weather not included) By Robin Abcarian
Ron Paul rally robust and revved-up (as per usual) By Lisa Mascaro
Forecast for Tampa, Fla.: Rain, wind and no Lynyrd Skynyrd By Mitchell Landsberg
The (current) official lineup of the GOP convention By Robin Abcarian and Michael A. Memoli
'Newt U' headed to Tampa for Republican National Convention By Seema Mehta
Tropical Storm Isaac was long overdue, one forecaster warned By James Rainey
Isaac messes up plans for GOP delegates in Tampa By Michael Finnegan
Isaac cools warm reception for top Republican donors By Melanie Mason
Gingrich: Obama condones 'killing of unborn children' By James Rainey and Mitchell Landsberg
Dust-up in Tampa as ex-GOP governor backs Obama By Michael Finnegan
Romney defends self, party on rape, abortion and women's healthcare By Maeve Reston
Author events this week: Take a ride with Jon Riddle and Sarah Amelar By Liesl Bradner
GOP convention moving forward with three-day schedule By Michael A. Memoli
Jeb Bush to GOP: Time to change the tone on immigration By Mark Z. Barabak
This week's Culinary SOS: Cafe Roka's vegetable lasagna By Noelle Carter
SPORTS
Maicer Izturis takes it one at-bat at a time with Angels By Lance Pugmire
Adrian Gonzalez makes great first impression By Dylan Hernandez
Southern California Fan Code of Conduct
Angels falter in late innings, lose at Detroit, 5-3 By Lance Pugmire
Marlins use four home runs to defeat Dodgers, 6-2 By Jim Peltz
Top teams still in contention at Manhattan Beach Open By Baxter Holmes
Lydia Ko wins LPGA event at 15, eclipsing Lexi Thompson's record By Dan Loumena
Adrian Gonzalez and Josh Beckett introduce themselves to L.A. By Dylan Hernandez
Lance Armstrong decides to skip marathon By Dan Loumena
UCLA aims for top 25 as it works to reestablish football program By Chris Foster
It's stranding room only as Dodgers lose to Marlins By Jim Peltz
With these new Dodgers, it's all about gushing and goose bumps T.J. Simers
Champions repeat beach volleyball titles at Manhattan Beach Open By Baxter Holmes
Terrell Owens on Twitter: I'm no longer a Seahawk By Dan Loumena
Bruins quarterback Brett Hundley could wing it in first start By Chris Foster
Detroit home runs, Max Scherzer beat the Angels, Ervin Santana By Lance Pugmire
USC football team wants to finish what, and where, it started By Gary Klein
UCLA's trip to China requires some adjustments on basketball court as well By David Wharton
Tennis players could face hard times as U.S. Open starts Monday By Diane Pucin
Vin Scully cites revived team, 'love affair' with game for return By Jim Peltz
The Times' college football countdown: No. 3 Oregon Chris Dufresne
Jockey Eswan Flores pulled from mounts in Del Mar by racing board [Updated] By Eric Sondheimer
Roger Clemens looks good with Skeeters ... next stop an MLB team? By Chuck Schilken
Cubs pitcher Chris Volstad ends 24-game winless streak By Michael Robinson
Dodgers fatten the roster but it's still slim pickings for fans T.J. Simers
An extraordinary day in Dodgers history: A recap By Jim Peltz
Dodgers' Adrian Gonzalez says he was unfairly branded in Boston By Dylan Hernandez
Russell Wilson named Seahawks' starting quarterback By Michael Robinson
L.A. sports teams to announce code of conduct for fans By Helene Elliott
HEALTH
WORLD
Venezuela Amuay refinery blast kills at least 39 By Chris Kraul and Mery Mogollon, Los Angeles Times
Iran uses Non-Aligned Movement summit to criticize U.S., West By Ramin Mostaghim, Los Angeles Times
SCIENCE
Pediatricians' group shifts in favor of circumcision By Eryn Brown, Los Angeles Times
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