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The new Ripley's Believe It or Not! book was just published and is filled with bizarre, interesting and unbelievable facts. We speak to the vice president of Ripley Entertainment Publishing and Communications about the new book.

Summer's here and superheroes, stormtroppers, gundams and sexy babes are about to invade America's Finest City. That's right, it's time for

Finishing the Game

A group of Islamic militants on Monday posted a video tape showing a BBC correspondent wearing a vest packed with explosives was posted on an Internet Web site.

Violence in Iraq has kept thousands of students from going to local universities. The Iraqi Student Project is now working to relocate some of those students to American colleges, but the idea has met with some resistance.

Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas raises new objections with Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert over new Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Since they last met in November, Israel has built more then 2,000 new units, despite pledges to freeze construction, an Israeli watchdog group reports.

The County Board of Supervisors had a busy week. First, the supervisors agreed to cut their $10 million discretionary fund in half. Second, Ron Roberts cast the deciding vote against the controversial Merriam Mountains housing development. What motivated these decisions by the County Board? And, what does Roberts' decision say about his reelection campaign?

Round Two: Yawn

While Ledger was onscreen,

The Lost Panel by KPBS, on FlickrThe Lost Panel by KPBS, on Flickr Damon Lindelof (Star Trek, Crossing Jordan) and Carlton Cuse (Nash Bridges, The…