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What happened on November 04, 2012
ENTERTAINMENT
Review: Barbara Kingsolver's got the Red State blues in 'Flight Behavior' By Hector Tobar, Los Angeles Times
Review: LACMA's 'XYZ' on Robert Mapplethorpe: Gay artist vs. straight tradition By Christopher Knight, Los Angeles Times Art Critic
'Starlet' a sly story of friendship that crosses generations By Mark Olsen, Los Angeles Times
Cox Cable strikes deal with Time Warner Cable for Lakers channel By Joe Flint
Review: 'The Fiddler on Pantico Run' is a genealogy adventure By J.C. Gabel
Review of 'On Politics': Connecting yesterday's thinkers By David L. Ulin, Los Angeles Times Book Critic
Golden Road Brewing to have quieter counterpart in back: Chloe's By Todd Martens, Los Angeles Times
Mumford & Sons strike a common chord By Mikael Wood, Los Angeles Times
Review: L.A. as scene of the crime in 'The Care and Feeding of Exotic Pets' By Chris Barton, Los Angeles Times
An 'Annie' for grown-ups on Broadway By John Horn, Los Angeles Times
Ang Lee takes leap of faith, film technology in 'Life of Pi' By John Horn, Los Angeles Times
Review: 'Chinese Characters' gives insight into a society in flux By Julie Makinen, Los Angeles Times
Classic Hollywood: 'Sneakers' outlasts its technology By Susan King, Los Angeles Times
Review: Saint Etienne celebrates music and moments at the Fonda By Randall Roberts, Los Angeles Times Pop Music Critic
Live review: HARD's Day of the Dead By August Brown
AFI Fest: 'The Impossible' is a hit of 'Titanic' size in Spain By Nicole Sperling
Monday's TV Highlights: 'Castle' on ABC By Ed Stockly
'SNL' hosted by Louis CK lightens the mood after super storm Sandy By Claire Zulkey
'Skyfall' continues sensational international performance By Ben Fritz
Keeping 007 relevant in a changed world By Steven Zeitchik, Los Angeles Times
Monday's Talk Shows: David Hasselhoff; Oliver Stone; Katey Sagal Ed Stockly
'Wreck-It Ralph,' 'Flight' open strong despite storm By Ben Fritz
BUSINESS
Public service workers may qualify for loan forgiveness Liz Weston, Money Talk
Developers seek approval for boutique hotel in downtown L.A. By Roger Vincent
O.C. hang glider maker is still soaring after 40 years By Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times
How I Made It: David Nevins By Joe Flint, Los Angeles Times
Kristen Stewart buys house with view of twilight By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
California's initiative process adds up to a huge waste of money Michael Hiltzik
Boeing 787 Dreamliner has first flight in U.S. with passengers By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times
Potential borrowers eager to find lenders with superior service By Lew Sichelman
The best and worst airports to be stranded in By Hugo Martin
Protect yourself from medical identity theft By Scott J. Wilson, Los Angeles Times
Hobbits and wizards teach safety on Air New Zealand By Hugo Martin
Scam watch: Choose carefully when donating to Sandy victims By Stuart Pfeifer
Home of the Week: Space for big gatherings in Beverly Hills
$73.5-million Metro bus facility being built in downtown L.A. By Roger Vincent
Is there a time limit on collecting rent payments? By Martin Eichner
Treating sport as a model for business is no slam dunk By Ravi Mattu
United Airlines becomes first U.S. carrier to fly Dreamliner By Hugo Martin
Buyer plans apartment, retail complex in downtown Glendale By Roger Vincent
What passenger fees will airlines think up next? By Hugo Martin, This post has been corrected, as indicated below.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Culver City mayor's personal debts raise budget questions By Andrew Khouri, Los Angeles Times
Judge sides with JPL in lawsuit Ashley Powers, Los Angeles Times
Milt Campbell dies at 78; Olympic gold medalist in the decathlon By Claire Noland, Los Angeles Times
LAUSD parent centers aim to boost involvement at schools By Dalina Castellanos, Los Angeles Times
Sandy a galvanizing moment for climate change? By Bettina Boxall and Neela Banerjee, Los Angeles Times
Stockton council candidate never forgot where he came from By Diana Marcum, Los Angeles Times
Lawrence Ramer dies at 84; Center Theater Group president Times staff reports
Political cash floods California races Evan Halper
Cities' disputes with CalPERS have ramifications, Moody's says By Abby Sewell, Los Angeles Times
California no longer on sidelines in congressional races By Jean Merl, Los Angeles Times
Email asks assessor's supporters to send bail money By Sam Allen
Four years later, South L.A.'s zeal for politics has faded By Angel Jennings, Los Angeles Times
Last-minute advice on state ballot measures George Skelton, Capitol Journal
NEWS
When blue fescue turns brown, do you revive or replace?
Lilacs, sweetly scented and bred for left coast landscapes
From Romney an inspiring tale of tragedy, Boy Scouts and a flag By Maeve Reston
Japanese maples: preventing leaf burn
Freesia: When to plant drought-tolerant, fragrant flower?
Asparagus: When to cut it back?
Confusion arises in Florida's early voting By David Lauter and Joseph Tanfani
New York: $254 round-trip to LaGuardia on AirTran, Southwest
Sunday voting in Ohio draws throngs of Obama backers By Michael Finnegan
Poll watch: Obama gains ground after Sandy By David Lauter
For the record
Clinton, Obama evoke '90s flashback in New Hampshire By Kathleen Hennessey
Early voting extended in parts of Florida By David Lauter
Uncork Wine Road to savor Sonoma By Jen Leo
Forklore: Pasta past
Romney hopes to win in Iowa, the state that launched Obama By Seema Mehta
Obama campaign busts out the musical firepower for final push By Kathleen Hennessey
Obama, Romney campaigns present final preelection predictions By Morgan Little
TRAVEL
In Guatemala, the lost world of Tikal By David Kelly
Guatemala City, Guatemala, travel info
Boston's JFK museum readies for 50th anniversary of assassination By Dean R. Owen
Weekend Escape: Santa Paula packs a lot into a small package By Ryan Ritchie
On the Spot: When a relative dies before using an airline ticket By Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times
Films & programs: Tales of female travel writers
Boston travel info
Letters: Going with the flow in China
NATIONAL
New Jersey Shore, ravaged by Sandy, might never be the same By Molly Hennessy-Fiske and Scott Gold, Los Angeles Times
Mayor dreams of an era past with streetcar plan By Richard Wronski
Long Island struggles with super storm Sandy's punishing effects By Brian Bennett
Tight presidential race may come down to knocking on doors By David Lauter and David G. Savage, Washington Bureau
Sandy-afflicted areas seek shelter for thousands of homeless By Cindy Carcamo, Molly Hennessy-Fiske and Matt Pearce, Los Angeles Times
In a pivotal corner of Ohio, rival party leaders sweat it out By Robin Abcarian, Los Angeles Times
Britain's Midwest lens on the presidential race By Alana Semuels, Los Angeles Times
Democrats' hope of retaking House fades in polarized campaign By Lisa Mascaro, Washington Bureau
Sandy's cold calculus: 5 gallons of gas = 6 hours of oxygen By Brian Bennett
Sandy's power outages can mean life-and-death decisions By Brian Bennett and Shashank Bengali, Los Angeles Times
Prosecutors in Afghanistan massacre case face tough challenge By Kim Murphy and Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
Penn State charges raise questions about Paterno's culpability By Peter Hall, Morning Call
New York Assembly candidate campaigns in Sandy's gas lines By Brian Bennett
President Obama strikes elevated themes in battleground states By Kathleen Hennessey, Washington Bureau
Cold and another storm threaten Sandy's homeless and powerless By Matt Pearce
Romney adds Pennsylvania to late campaign blitz By Seema Mehta, Los Angeles Times
N.J. Gov. Chris Christie embraces federal government in Hoboken By Matt Pearce
Sandy seems to have swayed few voters By Mark Z. Barabak and Alana Semuels, Los Angeles Times
Hoboken blinking to life after Sandy, but road back is long By Molly Hennessy-Fiske
SPORTS
14-year-old golfer becomes youngest to qualify for Masters By Dan Loumena
Steve Nash could miss four weeks with leg injury By Mike Bresnahan
Breeders' Cup crowd catches a much-needed rising star By Lance Pugmire
Lakers trying to cope without Steve Nash By Mike Bresnahan
Lakers have no plans to sign a new point guard By Mike Bresnahan
Narbonne seeded No. 1 in City's Division I football playoffs By Steve Galluzzo
Kansas State's Collin Klein and the Tim Tebow comparisons By Mike Hiserman, Los Angeles Times
Against San Jose, Galaxy has to have its goals in mind By Kevin Baxter
Daily Dodger in Review: Josh Lindblom's potential heads elsewhere By Steve Dilbeck
The Times' high school football rankings
Q&A: Top-fuel driver Antron Brown on verge of making NHRA history By Lance Pugmire
Up next for Galaxy: Sunday vs. San Jose
Colts, Bears are on the upswing in the NFL Sam Farmer
Clippers frustrated with performance in loss to Warriors By Broderick Turner
Lakers are struggling when stars go to the bench By Eric Pincus
Lakers turning games into losses By Eric Pincus
Lakers win one for their coach Ben Bolch
Galaxy loses West semifinal series opener to San Jose, 1-0 By Kevin Baxter
NHL, players' union talking about core issues By Helene Elliott
Ian Poulter rallies, wins in China Staff and wire reports
BCS standings: Alabama on top, Oregon leaps Notre Dame to No. 3 By Chris Dufresne
Top college football teams survive scares but all have issues Chris Dufresne
UCLA football has USC in sight, but Washington State comes first By Chris Foster
Polls agree again on college football's top four teams By Chris Dufresne
USC's football season wasn't supposed to play out like this By Gary Klein
Lakers drub Pistons, 108-79, for first win of the season By Eric Pincus
Good news, bad news for Lakers By Mike Bresnahan
USC gets whipped by Oregon's feathered frenzy By Gary Klein
Preview: Lakers vs. Pistons By Eric Pincus
NBA quotes: Mark Cuban on Lakers, Neil Olshey on Donald Sterling By Ben Bolch
Two trainers say horses bled at Breeders' Cup By Eric Sondheimer
Trainers report juvenile horses did bleed at Breeders' Cup races By Eric Sondheimer
Clippers are late to this party By Broderick Turner
WORLD
Bombing in Syria capital injures 11; exiles plan for a government By Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times
Cartel occupies state in Mexico Tracy Wilkinson
OPINION
Letters: How affirmative action really works
Letters: Lessons of Sandy
Letters: The world will be watching Tuesday
McManus: The likely winner -- gridlock Doyle McManus
Letters: Healthcare at ground level
Letters: Sacrificing the bullet train for Prop. 30
Letters: What paycheck size doesn't tell us
Letters: Call a terrorist a terrorist
The other melting pot By Ariel Dorfman
Letters: Chief Beck's mea culpa
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