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- Video and photos by Katie Falkenberg
- Our newsroom back in the day (during a World War II blackout). Read more about the photo: http://lat.ms/RprpdL
- Injuries he suffered as a stuntman and in an auto accident left John Jackson dependent on prescription narcotics. Full story with more video and photos: http://lat.ms/RpkVLY
Video and photos by Liz O. Baylen / Los Angeles Times - Tips for shooting holiday lights. It's that time of the year again.
- Dan Winters is widely recognized for his unique celebrity portraiture, scientific photography, drawings, collages and photojournalistic work.
- Full story: http://lat.ms/W1wkiJ
A man who appeared ready to jump off a downtown overpass brought traffic on the southbound 110 Freeway to a near standstill for about two hours Monday afternoon. Authorities said the gridlock spread onto stretches of the 101, 10 and 5 Freeways.
Photo by Mel Melcon / Los Angeles Times Photography, Video and Multimedia Los Angeles Times Photography, Video and Multimedia shared a link via NPR.
"In Russia, everyone should have a camera on their dashboard. It's better than keeping a lead pipe under your seat for protection (but you might still want that lead pipe)."- Dying for relief | A Times investigation: The Medical Board of California is often slow to act when investigating doctors suspected of abusing their prescription pads - even when patients are dying.
- *More photos from today http://lat.ms/VtFUsb
*Photos from Dec. 7, 1941 http://lat.ms/SSTerv
Pearl Harbor survivor Stu Hedley, 91, left, salutes, as Doyle McKee is thanked for his service by Rebecca Shaffner during the annual Pearl Harbor Day Remembrance Ceremony aboard the USS Midway Museum's flight deck in San Diego. Photo by Allen Schaben / Los Angeles Times - Pearl Harbor attack was 71 years ago. A look back in photos.
- How Los Angeles photographer Alex Pitt shot time-lapse of the Hollywood Sign repainting.
- Let us know how you did in the comments. This test taker got 45%.
- Did you leave a light on at home? More big photos here http://lat.ms/TMhXx7
The continental United States is seen at night in a composite assembled from data acquired by the Suomi NPP satellite in April and October.
Image by National Aeronautics and Space Administration - NASA's Earth Observatory / NOAA - Two decades ago, master stone mason Joe Alonso put the last stone in place in the National Cathedral, capping its nearly century-long construction. Then came the earthquake.
- *More photos from the Hollywood Sign's history http://lat.ms/Tinwph
Journalists walk around the Hollywood Sign Tuesday December 4, 2012 following a ceremony to mark the end of the over nine-week refurbishment. The nearly 50-foot tall letters received the historic "face-lift" from The Hollywood Sign Trust and paint company Sherwin-Williams. The sign's nine letters had all the existing coatings removed before being primed and painted with two fresh coats. "The Hollywood Sign Trust is excited that Hollywood's leading lady received two tons of makeup in time to celebrate her 90th birthday," said Chris Baumgart, chairman of The Hollywood Sign Trust. Photo by Al Seib / Los Angeles Times - A commenter: “Wow! enough time to take a few pictures. Why didn't the person help? … What an age we live in when getting the picture is more important! I am appalled,”
What's your take? - Photo editing software/app reviews by Robert Lachman
- Happy birthday to...us. We weren't big on pictures or graphics back in 1881. Fortunately things have changed. Here are some shots from our history: http://lat.ms/uduYJc
- Then/now photos: Detroit Free Press photographer Brian Kaufman re-shot scenes from the Packard Plant and matched them with historic photographs from the National Automotive History Collection at the Rose and Robert Skillman Branch of the Detroit Public Library.
- Who are these guys (hint: think napalm girl for one of them) and just what in the world are they shooting? All are working photojournalists in Los Angeles, California. The answer here http://lat.ms/TA3pAc
Photo by Robert Durell / Los Angeles Times
More photos by Durell can be seen here http://www.robertdurellphoto.com/ - British royal couple William and Kate expecting first baby. Here's a look back at their wedding:
- Afghanistan's displaced dread the coming winter. More photos http://lat.ms/TF43fY
The children of Mohammed Anwar warm themselves by a stove fueled by paper they collected around their camp on the outskirts of Kabul. Afghanistan has nearly half a million displaced people, many living in primitive camps where the cold weather will mean death for some. Photo by Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times Photography, Video and Multimedia - Some of last week's favorites
- The damp and gray skies will hang around Southern California with no relief likely until Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. Here's how we make the best of it. More photos here: http://lat.ms/Uywhw6
A surfer is viewed through a pattern of raindrops on a windshield in Newport Beach. Photo by Allen Schaben / Los Angeles Times - 1962 aerial view of Disneyland in Anaheim.
- Whose arm should we twist to tell their story next?
Press credentials that Anne Cusack was issued over about 25 years covering various events as a photojournalist. This is the first in an occasional series of posts from our staff on how they got into the “business.”
*Read the post here http://lat.ms/V736yw - Remember the film-advance lever? Check out the cameras in the background of this archive shot.
- Original Batmobile to go up for auction
- Pedestrians stroll with their umbrellas on the Huntington Beach Pier under a light drizzle before sunrise Thursday. Photo by Mark Boster / Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times
Read more http://lat.ms/V5sqEY - SAVING GRACE: Darren Birdwell of Long Beach holds his son Tanner, 5, and his daughter Adriana, 3, who was adopted through the Safe Surrender program, during a ceremony at Grand Park on Tuesday. Since the program began in 2001, 100 newborns have been turned over to authorities for adoption. Photo by Rick Loomis / Los Angeles Times
Read the full story http://lat.ms/Uc9TpQ - ICYMI video: Battleship Iowa now on display in L.A. (San Pedro)
- *More photos and video from this story http://lat.ms/WWWLK9
Two teenagers pose with their weapons in the favela of Antares, which lies at the edge of Rio's municipal boundary. Residents of Antatres don't believe the police will ever pacify their favela, citing its distance from tourist areas and future Olympic venues. It is controlled by drug gangs that openly sell cocaine, marijuana and crack in the streets. Photo by Michael Robinson Chavez / Los Angeles Times - *More photos http://lat.ms/WtISOp
Early-morning sunshine casts shadows on the sand as a surfer carrying a board heads out to ride the waves at the Huntington Beach Pier. Photo by Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times - *More photos http://lat.ms/WtH3Bi
Check out the Coachella Valley in our latest Southern California Close-Ups. - The gang no longer calls the shots in Rio’s largest slum. Now, the cops are in charge.