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What happened on July 22, 2012
SPORTS
America's refusal to dip the flag has complicated Olympic history By David Wharton
Barbara Jean Carnegie Berwald, ex-wife of Jack Kent Cooke, dies at 94 By Claire Noland
Sean Scott, John Hyden finish strong to win Hermosa Beach Open By Baxter Holmes
Spring-like conditions as Dodgers win, 8-3, in 12th to sweep Mets By Dylan Hernandez
Angels' Garrett Richards gets nod over Jerome Williams By Lance Pugmire
NCAA 'punitive measures' against Penn State expected Monday Chris Dufresne
Ervin Santana has another deeply troubling outing in Angels' loss By Lance Pugmire
Jose Villarreal makes his mark for Galaxy By Andrew Owens, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Ervin Santana to remain in Angels rotation for another start By Mike DiGiovanna
Angels shortstop Erick Aybar sidelined for few games By Mike DiGiovanna
Dodgers stun Mets in 12 innings, 8-3 By Dylan Hernandez
Guor Marial: An Olympian without a country By Dan Loumena
Tiger Woods falls through trap door in quest to end major drought Bill Dwyre
Winning British Open isn't as 'easy' as Ernie Els makes it look Bill Dwyre
Roberto Hernandez reintroduces himself to Indians teammates By Dan Loumena
Josh Wall gets a chance, a win, and a ticket out By Dylan Hernandez
Joe Paterno statue removed; NCAA to announce Penn State sanctions By Mike James
Ernie Els wins British Open after Adam Scott's collapse By Jeff Shain
Steve Johnson learns about losing on the ATP tour By Andrew Owens
Mike Scioscia takes this one Angels game as one game at a time T.J. Simers
Olympians and their Southland college connections Andrew L. John and Andrew Owens
TRAVEL
Italy's road rules sting travelers By Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times
Travel films & other events: Workshop on hiking
Web buzz: GoRecess.com By Jen Leo, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Planning your trip to the Rogue River
Travel letters: Fishing at Hot Creek Ranch
Your Money: The best deals for vacation gear By Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times
Thrills, chills and a few spills on the Rogue River By Brian Clark, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Catalina calls from across the water By Jordan Rane, Special to the Los Angeles Times
BUSINESS
Donating your car to charity Laura Hautala
EHarmony CEO job is a good match for Jeremy Verba By Andrea Chang, Los Angeles Times
After signing lease, can landlord demand another credit check? By Martin Eichner
On Korean Air, passengers take the cake By Hugo Martin
Green-certified homes sell for 9% more, study in California finds By Kenneth R. Harney
What's behind the Omidi brothers' charity? Michael Hiltzik
Culver City evolves from sleepy community to urban center By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times
'Dark Pools' shines light on electronic stock trading By Jeremy Grant
Americans will change vacation plans to save money, survey finds By Hugo Martin
Home of the Week Update
Accounting firm RBZ to expand Brentwood offices By Roger Vincent
Home of the Week: A 1923 cottage reinvented in Pasadena
Airline fuel surcharges rising faster than fuel costs, study finds By Hugo Martin
$100-million Little Tokyo apartment complex to be developed By Roger Vincent
Short sale can equal foreclosure in credit damage Liz Weston, Money Talk
Investment firm picks up Rancho Cucamonga office building By Roger Vincent
Southland office market may be starting to bounce back By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times
Warren Beatty and Annette Bening list Beverly Crest home By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
OPINION
Let 'em smoke, Santa Monica
The Olympics that weren't By Lorenza Munoz
America's prosperity requires a level playing field By Joseph E. Stiglitz
Letters: A bad deal on Olympic garb
McManus: The candidates play gotcha Doyle McManus
Letters: Teaching to the test
Letters: McCain speaks up for America
Letters: Bain Capital at the beginning
Letters: Abortion stirs emotions
Mandela's mortality is South Africa's fear By Douglas Foster
Letters: GOP tolerant of gays? Not so fast
Letters: Yes to UC Riverside's medical school
California's demographic challenge By Dowell Myers
IMAGE
Beads come of age Janet Kinosian
The Bumbys tell it like it is By Jessica Gelt
Looking sharp, gentlemen By Alisha Gomez
Two free spirits Caroline Ryder
WORLD
South Africa teens often become moms By Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times
Uprising enters crucial phase Times Staff
Cardiff hopes Olympic spotlight will send money its way By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times
Russia Bible museum sees the books as national treasures By Sergei L. Loiko, Los Angeles Times
ENTERTAINMENT
Christian Bale, Anne Hathaway speak out on Colorado tragedy By Matt Donnelly
Review: Kay Larson's inspirational 'Where the Heart Beats' By Mark Swed, Los Angeles Times
Review: Louis Vierne's organ symphonies are a revelation By Mark Swed, Los Angeles Times Music Critic
Review: Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band at the Greek Theatre By Randy Lewis
Book review: 'Gold' by Chris Cleave doesn't medal By Carolyn Kellogg, Los Angeles Times
Lou Diamond Phillips still standing and delivering By Liesl Bradner, Los Angeles Times
SAG-AFTRA board pushes for single health and pension plans Richard Verrier
Monday's TV Highlights: 'The Closer' on TNT By Ed Stockly
Outfest awards 'Keep the Lights On' with two top prizes By Yvonne Villarreal
TV Press Tour: PBS basking in 'Downton Abbey's' glory By Yvonne Villarreal and Joy Press, Los Angeles Times
TCA: 8 things we learned about 'Downton Abbey' By Yvonne Villarreal
TCA: Ken Burns takes on 'The Dust Bowl' By Martin Miller
Monday's Talk: Darrell Hammond; George Hamilton; Timothy Geithner Ed Stockly
'Dark Knight Rises' debuts with estimated $160 million amid tragedy By Amy Kaufman
A look inside 'The McSweeney's Book of Politics & Musicals'
Underrated/Overrated By Chris Barton, Los Angeles Times
The Big Picture: A message too 'Dark' for all? By Patrick Goldstein
Usher's stepson, Kile Glover, dead after life support removed By Christie D'Zurilla, This post has been corrected. See the note at bottom for details.
'Dark Knight Rises' opens to estimated $160 million amid tragedy By Amy Kaufman, Los Angeles Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Teen court program tackles bullying, hate crimes By Teresa Watanabe, Los Angeles Times
Chess champion, tournament sponsor Elaine Woo
Islamic butcher shop an outpost of cultural fusion in East L.A. By Weston Phippen, Los Angeles Times
Venice boardwalk zip-line project stalls By Frank Shyong, Los Angeles Times
Sunset Lanai's owner, residents spar over apartment complex's fate By Bob Pool, Los Angeles Times
Alexander Cockburn dies at 71; radical longtime columnist By Carolyn Kellogg
To boost test scores, schools clamor for a horseman's advice By Teresa Watanabe, Los Angeles Times
Man held in L.A. homeless stabbings is suspect in 2 more attacks By Ann M. Simmons, Los Angeles Times
LAPD to ration fingerprint analysis to deal with backlog By Joel Rubin, Los Angeles Times
Bustamante case highlights weaknesses in O.C.'s handling of workplace issues By Nicole Santa Cruz and Christine Mai-Duc, Los Angeles Times
Lynwood corruption trial closely watched By Abby Sewell, Los Angeles Times
Members of military march in San Diego gay pride parade By Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times
NATIONAL
Facing horror, Aurora's emergency responders kept their cool By Ashley Powers and Larry Gordon, Los Angeles Times
Gun's magazine shaped the pace of Colorado theater massacre By Matt Pearce
Trip wires, Batman items found in theater shooting suspect's home By Louis Sahagun and Alexandra Zavis
Accused movie shooter called a mediocre student intern By Sam Quinones
Thousands expected at vigil to honor dead, injured in Colorado By Mike Anton
Theater-shooting suspect wanted membership at shooting range By Kim Murphy
Colorado theater shooting: Hearts are heavy -- again By Jenny Deam
Colorado rampage: Legally, focus to be death penalty, expert says By Rene Lynch
Theater shooting suspect sent some deliveries to Colorado campus By Kim Murphy
Theater shooting: 12 crosses mark a makeshift memorial in Aurora By Ashley Powers
President Obama's hug cheers Colorado theater shooting victim By Louis Sahagun, Los Angeles Times
Colorado theater gunman acted alone in Aurora, police chief says By Stephen Ceasar
After Colorado theater shooting, Aurora seeks solace, unity By Ashley Powers, Alexandra Zavis and Mike Anton, Los Angeles Times
Colorado shooting victims' families tell their stories By Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Alexandra Zavis and Louis Sahagun, Los Angeles Times
Like many, Peyton Manning tries to help Colorado shooting victims By Rene Lynch
Aurora pastor to 33 members: 'Very, very happy God spared you' By Ashley Powers
As Colorado massacre probe continues, residents seek solace By Mike Anton
At Colorado church service: 'What kind of people are we becoming?' By Molly Hennessy-Fiske
NEWS
Poll: Vote for your favorite in the All-England Coaster Olympics By Brady MacDonald, Los Angeles Times staff writer
For the record
Gun control legislation unlikely in wake of Colorado shooting By Morgan Little
Colorado shooting renews focus on Romney's gun-control stance By Seema Mehta
Mongol Rally, Day 9: Putting memories to rest in Chernobyl By Leon Logothetis
Romney's foreign tour to be a show of statesmanship By Maeve Reston
Few signs Colorado shooting will make gun control a campaign issue By Don Lee and Morgan Little
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