Posted On: 1:25 p.m. | February 8, 2013
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Posted On: 9:38 a.m. | February 8, 2013
In Friday's Pictures in the News: The manhunt for Christopher Dorner, an ex-Los Angeles police officer suspected of shooting five people, killing three, continues in the Big Bear area; Lunar New Year approaches in Beijing and commuters are on the move in Shanghai; red roses are prepared for Valentine's Day in the Netherlands; and there's more. View Post»
Posted On: 12:52 a.m. | February 8, 2013
Tow truck pushes stalled taxi across water-filled intersection at 5th and Flower Sts. during rainstorm. View Post»
Posted On: 3:40 p.m. | February 7, 2013
In Thursday's Pictures in the News: Authorities search door-to-door search in Big Bear for Christopher Jordan Dorner, 33, an ex-L.A. police officer wanted in connection with a string of shootings that left three people dead and one wounded; Two women delivering newspapers in Torrance are shot by L.A. police involved in the manhunt for Dorner. Elsewhere around the world; An Indian devotee takes... View Post»
Posted On: 12:52 a.m. | February 7, 2013
The 22 foot tall fiberglass Chicken Boy stands atop restaurant on Broadway between 4th and 5th Streets. View Post»
Posted On: 9:35 p.m. | February 6, 2013
Linguists who visited the far reaches of Northern California in the middle of the 20th Century predicted that the Yurok language would be dead by 1980. But the Yurok Tribe has experienced perhaps the greatest success among Native Californians in reviving their once-engandered tongue. View Post»
Posted On: 9:10 a.m. | February 6, 2013
Pictures in the News from around the world. View Post»
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Posted On: 12:01 a.m. | February 6, 2013
Dynamite attacks on the Los Angeles Aqueduct from 1924 to 1976. View Post»
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