As Angelenos hunker down to comply with city and county orders to stay home, alternatives to streaming hours of cringe worthy but strangely addicting reality TV will become more necessary. …
Plans to redevelop a struggling mall into 34-acres of housing, new shops, and an event venue has become the first major project in Warner Center to incorporate affordable housing units. …
Los Angeles, Calif.–Renowned architects Julie Smith-Clementi and Frank Clementi recently announced the launch of their new firm, Smith-Clementi, which will offer a full spectrum of place-based design. Both architects bring with …
Los Angeles’s wealth of outdoor activities is no secret, and in Southern California, it’s hardly ever a bad time to get outside. Hiking is a cheap way to enjoy the fresh air …
In October, a grand 1920s-era Tudor-style house in Hancock Park was dismantled as neighbors cried in the street. In an attempt to prevent its demolition, the neighbors had tried to have …
The clock is ticking for LACMA. Heavy machinery was placed Monday in front of the Ahmanson Building on Wilshire Boulevard to aid in pre-construction work, namely abatement, says Jessica Youn, …
What a decade it’s been for Downtown Los Angeles. In the last 10 years, the neighborhood has added thousands of apartments and condos, gained its new tallest skyscraper (if you count …
It’s Christmas Eve. As most of Los Angeles is tucked in bed waiting for Santa, hundreds of FBI and Los Angeles Police Department officers swarm around the gleaming Nakatomi tower, …
Corky’s, a Googie-style diner in Sherman Oaks—and a popular filming location and long-time local fixture—and its Cork Lounge will close this month, ending a decades-long run. In a Sunday night post on …
Test trains are running on the Crenshaw/LAX Line, signaling progress for the brand-new rail line, expected to open next year. The $2.1 billion train line will pass through parts of South LA …
