Passengers can access the free Wi-Fi for up to 45 minutes a session or pay for  an uninterrupted, 24-hours of browsing. Travelers also have the option of paying for higher speed service for one hour ($4.95) or 24 hours ($7.95).

For questions or if technical issues arise at the airport, call the Wi-Fi help desk at (877) 294-9434. 

LOS ANGELES - The Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority has been running trips down the L.A. River for more than a year. Until this point, though, those with limited mobility have not been able to join the party. That's all changed with the Access for All program, now in effect through September, which offers developmentally disabled children and adults the opportunity to paddle down the L.A. River.

To guide folks down the river, rangers will use specially designed kayaks, called kaboats. Custom designed wheelchairs and walkers are also used to get participants in the boats before starting the two-mile trip through the East Valley waterway.  

"The boats are very stable, and everyone is able to enjoy themselves," Chief Ranger Fernando Gomez said.

The L.A. River Access for All program is offered every Wednesday through the end of September. For more information, contact the MRCA at (323) 221-9944 x198 or visit lariverexpeditions.com for more information on kayak tours.  

STUDIO CITY - More than 1,500 students, faculty, staff, community leaders and city officials last week helped unveil Campbell Hall High School's newest addition, the Arts and Education Center.   

The $45 million, privately funded project, which broke ground in November 2010, after a decade of planning, features a new, 111,000 sq. ft. building that houses two dance studios, a production studio, arts classrooms and computers. The new art center at the 68-year-old school also features a photo lab, darkroom, movie theater, art gallery and other classrooms specifically dedicated to the arts.

"Campbell Hall has a long and storied history as a center of enrichment, molding young minds into future leaders of our community," said Councilmember Paul Krekorian, whose office helped move the project along "This new art center will further enhance the creative learning experience of Campbell Hall's students and attract new ones who will only benefit from these state-of-the-art amenities." 

LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce and the Los Angeles Unified School District are teaming up once again for Principal for a Day on Friday, Oct. 12, and invite you to participate in the 14th annual event.     

Principal for a Day, sponsored by Pillar, the L.A. Area Chamber of Commerce and LAUSD partnership, offers a firsthand experience for business and community leaders to gain insight into how they can help the students of their community better prepare for college and the workforce.

Participating business executives join in an exchange to share ideas, resources and a sense of responsibility for the community's schools. Business leaders shadow a principal, administrator or teacher to learn more about the successes they have achieved and the challenges they face. Additionally, they have the opportunity to interact with students who aspire to enter their industry or profession.     

Business leaders who are interested in participating can visit the Pillar website to register to be a sponsor.