Bruce Springsteen bags Billboard's Top Tour award (New Kerala)
Washington, Nov 22 : Bruce Springsteen and The E street Band have been honoured with the Top Tour award at the annual Billboard Touring Awards in New York on November 20.

Controversial `Imagine No Religion' billboard removed in Rancho Cucamonga (San Bernardino Sun)
RANCHO CUCAMONGA - A billboard with the message "Imagine No Religion" is no more.

Billboard Startles Drivers (NBC Connecticut)
Vandals' messages ofvictory and hate target President-elect Obama on a Barkhamsted billboard.

Times Square billboard to be powered by sun, wind (Houston Chronicle)
This winter, New Year's Eve revelers will have a close-up view of Times Square's first environmentally friendly billboard powered entirely by wind and sun.

Billboard proposal lands a yes (Jacksonville Daily News)
She wanted a public proposal, and that's what she got. Jason Grey proposed to his sweetheart of two years, Leslie Jennings, on Nov. 13 with a billboard at the intersection of N.C. 24 and N.C. 172 that read "We May Not Be In Italy, But It's A Perfect Sapphire. Leslie Will You Marry Me?"

SoCal's atheist billboard taken down (The Fresno Bee)
Complaints have led to removal of an atheist group's "Imagine No Religion" billboard in Rancho Cucamonga. Read comments

Butte sports its first electronic billboard (KXLF Butte)
The billboard is located on South Montana Street and changes electronically every eight seconds.

Freedom From Religion billboard taken down (The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles)
This billboard from the Freedom From Religion Foundation lasted about a week alongside a Rancho Cucamonga freeway before complaints prompted General Outdoor signing to take it down. The removal isn’t surprising considering the audience.

SoCal's atheist billboard taken down (CBS 47 Fresno)
Complaints have led to removal of an atheist group's "Imagine No Religion" billboard in Rancho Cucamonga.

Billboard promoting atheism will be removed (The Press-Enterprise)
An Ontario billboard company is removing a controversial Rancho Cucamonga billboard promoting atheism after receiving complaints, according to the group that paid for the advertisement.