- Scott Harrison / Los Angeles Times
75 years of photojournalism
Posted On: 12:10 a.m. | March 29, 2011
My visits to the PPAGLA 75th photo exhibit. View Post»
- Tags: From the Archives :: Gallery :: California :: Black & White
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Pictures in the News | March 28, 2011
Posted On: 8:30 p.m. | March 28, 2011
President Barack Obama discusses the conflict in Libya during an address at the National Defense University in Washington; and in front of the White House, a pre-Kadafi Libyan flag is held by a Libyan 30 years in exile in the United States, vowing to stand vigil each night until the Libyan leader is no longer in power. From Japan, we have further images of the destructive aftermath of the... View Post»
- Tags: Learn & Discover :: Gallery :: Pictures in the News :: Daily Life
- Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times
Libyan rebels on front line in Bin Jawwad
Posted On: 2:23 p.m. | March 28, 2011
A gallery of images from the Libyan rebel front, between Bin Jawwad to Ras Lanuf After advancing swiftly westward over the weekend, rebel fighters in Libya were halted abruptly Monday by stiff resistance from government fighters about 50 miles east of the key government garrison town of Surt. Read David Zucchino's full story RELATED A ride through familiar terrain ... View Post»
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New viaduct for Red Car line
Posted On: 12:55 a.m. | March 28, 2011
New viaduct for Pacific Electric Red Car line built at Pico St. and San Vincente Blvd. View Post»
- Tags: From the Archives :: Los Angeles :: Glass Plate :: Current Events
- Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times
A ride through familiar terrain
Posted On: 8:50 p.m. | March 27, 2011
We took a ride through familiar terrain today, even though we hadn’t seen it for almost two weeks. It seems like forever since we were last in Ras Lanuf, where rebels fighting forces loyal to Moammar Kadafi began their long retreat under a hail of shells, missiles and bombs. But a lot can change over time — and the rebels are back and pushing quickly towards Surt, Kadafi’s hometown... View Post»
- Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times
Libyan uprising retakes Ajdabiya
Posted On: 7:50 p.m. | March 26, 2011
For the second time in six days, warplanes of allied Western forces bombed and strafed Kadafi loyalist forces, laying waste to heavy armor, artillery and men at the entrances on both sides of the key city some 95 miles southwest of Benghazi. View Post»
LAPD Officer Deon Joseph connects with Skid Row community
Posted On: 9:58 p.m. | March 25, 2011
On the rough streets of downtown's skid row, LAPD Officer Deon Joseph is an imposing figure at 5 feet 10 and 265 pounds. But as the department's liaison with the area's homeless, he's here to serve and protect. He teaches a self-defense class for women, helps place people in transitional housing and runs a mentoring program for youths. See more stories of the people who make L.A.... View Post»
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- Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times
Libya fighting: “A kumbaya moment” on the front line with rebels
Posted On: 2:42 p.m. | March 25, 2011
By Luis Sinco, Los Angeles Times I was standing at the front line on the outskirts of Ajdabiya on Friday listening to Times reporter David Zucchino interview a rebel fighter we had met three days before. The fighter was telling us that the rebels were "getting organized" for a concerted attack on the town held by forces loyal to Moammar Kadafi. It was deja vu all over again, because it... View Post»
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