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Subway and bus riders will be randomly scanned as the city becomes the first in the country to use the technology to thwart suicide bombers. Continue reading Los Angeles to use body scanners on metro riders
LA Metro greenlights a 2.7-mile test tunnel under Sepulveda Blvd. “Bring your flamethrower,” said Musk. Continue reading Elon Musk’s Plans to Build a ‘Very Safe Tunnel’ Under LA Are Nearing Reality
By Waqas
A hacker who hacked and defaced more than 11,000 websites
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Man who hacked West Point military academy website arrested from LA
Continue reading Man who hacked West Point military academy website arrested from LA
Douglas McCauley works with tools like Global Fishing Watch to engage the public in the future of the oceans. Continue reading The Marine Biologist Using Big Data to Protect Ocean Wildlife
Some cities are preparing for the worst. Others aren’t doing enough. Continue reading Coastal Flooding in Cities Like Vancouver, LA, and Seattle Could Double by 2050
Reserve your spot at the Los Angeles Hackaday Unconference on Saturday, March 18th. The Hackaday community is huge in LA and this event will fill up, so don’t delay.
The Unconference is a unique opportunity to decide the course of the day as it happens. Everyone who attends should be ready to stand and deliver at least eight minutes on a topic they find exciting right now. The energy this creates is the key to a level of involvement that can’t be matched at traditional conferences that have a divide between those presenting and those attending.
Continue reading Los Angeles Hackaday Unconference Happening on 3/18
Much ado about the Pope, an attempted murder, and an observatory in a city where there are no stars. Continue reading The Man Behind LA’s Griffith Observatory Thought the Pope Was Trying to Kill Him