- Dave Gatley / Los Angeles Times
New Lakers owner Jerry Buss
Posted On: 2:07 a.m. | April 4, 2011
New Lakers owner Jerry Buss poses in front of the Great Western Forum. View Post»
- Tags: From the Archives :: Los Angeles :: Black & White :: Lakers
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- Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times
Huntington Beach’s Main Street a mecca for partiers
Posted On: 7:01 a.m. | April 2, 2011
For better or worse, Huntington Beach has developed a reputation as a mecca for partiers (it even hosted the World Series of Beer Pong via satellite in 2008). Surfers, tourists, college students and gussied-up singles prowling for dates are among those who descend on the town’s Main Street every weekend in search of a good time. On a recent evening, photographer Francine Orr... View Post»
- Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times
1 million bats dead from white-nose syndrome
Posted On: 5:05 a.m. | April 2, 2011
A fungus known as white-nose syndrome has swept across 16 states, killing more than 1 million bats. A majority of the dead bats were little brown bats, which have lost an estimated 20% of their population in the northeastern United States over the past four years. View Post»
- Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times
Photographer’s journal: Bat cave assignment
Posted On: 5:01 a.m. | April 2, 2011
I jumped at the chance when photo editor Rob St. John asked me if I was interested in going to the caves of New Mexico in search of bats infected with white-nose syndrome. The story has so many layers and levels and certainly has the creep factor going for it. White-nose syndrome is spreading like wildfire through the bat communities in the East, through 16 states, leaving more than 1... View Post»
- Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times
A close call near the front line in Libya
Posted On: 6:43 p.m. | April 1, 2011
The car rode very roughly as we drove away from the scene of the blast. We got out and saw that a piece of shrapnel had punctured a large hole in the right rear tire’s sidewall. But there wasn’t time to change it. We had to get away and drove the next five miles on shredded rubber and the rim. View Post»
- PIYAL ADHIKARY / EPA
The Week in Pictures | March 28 – April 3, 2011
Posted On: 5:20 p.m. | April 1, 2011
Each week we bring you the very best in visual journalism from around the world. Three weeks after the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan, we continue to see incredible images of destruction and the emotional toll these events have taken on the people of the island nation. The battle in Libya continues with both government forces and rebels engaged in a cat-and-mouse game of... View Post»
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- Mikey Wally
Reader Photos: Best of Southern California Moments for March
Posted On: 11:25 a.m. | April 1, 2011
Spring comes a little late this year, and March brought us winter rainstorms, Mardi Gras and a St. Patrick's Day-themed Elmo. The images submitted remind us of the importance of always looking for that unique perspective, even if it's as simple as moving your frame to take advantage of negative space, as in the image of the Theme Building at LAX, or acting quickly to capture a decisive moment... View Post»
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- Y.T. Haryono / Reuters
Pictures in the News | April 1, 2011
Posted On: 10:02 a.m. | April 1, 2011
Friday's Pictures in the News begins in Japan with an image of flotsam and jetsam in waters off the devastated Japanese town of Kesennuma, three weeks after the devastating earthquake and tsunami. Heavy rains in Indonesia's North Sumatra province created waist-deep flooding; British street artist Rich Simmons depicts the upcoming nuptials of Britain's Prince William and Kate Middleton at... View Post»
- Tags: Learn & Discover :: Gallery :: Pictures in the News :: Daily Life
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