Caped Crusaders Crash L.A. City Hall
Comments (1) | City Hall, Darth Vader, Incredible Hulk, lapd, Los Angeles and Region, Power Rangers, Superman
Hillel Aron
Editor-at-Large

The four "costumed characters" pose for one final photo op.

Superman, the Incredible Hulk, Darth Vader, and the White Power Ranger protested their eviction from Hollywood Boulevard.



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Senate Candidates Boxer And Fiorina Set To Square Off Wednesday: What To Watch For
Comments (0) | Boxer, California, Debate, Fiorina, Senate
Helen Tobin
Staff Reporter

Carly Fiorina will take on Barbara Boxer in a televised debate Wednesday. (Creative Commons)

Will Boxer and Fiorina address the issues that matter to Californians?



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NASA Drone To Track Hurricane Earl Path, Development

Comments (0) | dryden, global hawk, GRIP, hurricane earl, NASA, Science
Len Ly
Staff Reporter

A Global Hawk aircraft at NASA Dryden. Photo: Neon Tommy/Len Ly

The unmanned aircraft is expected to perform a 24-hour mission this week over Hurricane Earl.



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Obama Withdraws Troops From Combat Operations In Iraq
Comments (0) | International, Iraq, Nation and World, National, Obama, Troops, Withdrawal
Mary Slosson
Executive Producer

American Soldier in Iraq (Photo Courtesy U.S. Army)

Obama kept his campaign promise by withdrawing the last combat troops from Iraq, but nearly 50,000 troops remain.



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Newspaper CEO Debates Charging Money For News
Comments (0) | annenberg, economy, Journalism, Los Angeles and Region, Media, news, USC
Laura J. Nelson
Staff Reporter

Matt Toledo, CEO and publisher of the Los Angeles Business Journal, discusses the economy of journalism with Geneva Overholser.

Should all news organizations start charging for online content? 



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Homeless In Los Angeles Get $4.6 Million
Comments (0) | $4.6 million, homeless, Los Angeles, Los Angeles and Region, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors
Roselle Chen
Staff Reporter

$4.6 million, homeless, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

Los Angeles allotted federal money to three social service agencies.



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