World & Nation
Hawthorne, steeped in military tradition, mourns loss of 7 Marines
March 20, 2013
Travel & Experiences
For literature lovers, this lovely historic town about 20 miles northwest of Boston offers an embarrassment of riches.
May 15, 1994
As blast victims are named, Nevada military town grieves
California
An incident last week in which a pedestrian was killed by an airplane making an emergency landing on a busy Los Angeles street was the fourth time this year that a plane rented out by a Hawthorne-based company has crashed or was forced to land because of reported mechanical problems, FAA officials said Monday.
Dec. 23, 1986
Culture Monster Blog
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Aug. 4, 2010
Entertainment & Arts
While other news organizations were still scrambling to cover the crash of a USAir jetliner that plunged into the bay near La Guardia Airport Wednesday night, CBS was able to provide viewers with an eyewitness account from the scene.
Sept. 22, 1989
Some promising works to read and watch for this fall, including a pleasant discovery at UC Davis: Sept. 22 “Eyes on the Street: The Life of Jane Jacobs” Robert Kanigel’s new biography of the pioneering social critic and author Jane Jacobs takes its title from the phrase most closely associated with her life and work — one suggesting that the most crowded city blocks, those with the most “eyes” on them, tend thanks to that collective attention to be the safest and liveliest.
Sept. 9, 2016
David Acheret, Tracey Davis and Kim Hein moved into their spanking new apartment last week.
Sept. 29, 1985
Feb. 22, 2015
Business
A Hawthorne-based air cargo service accused of deliberately violating regulations was ordered Monday by the Federal Aviation Administration to immediately surrender its air carrier operating license.
Feb. 10, 1987