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YIMBY in action: How pro-housing policies became a political rallying cry
Birthed by the housing crisis, can a push to build more homes become the centerpiece of a political coalition?
How LA’s health craze birthed modernist design
In her new book, author Lyra Kilston connects the city’s wellness culture to its streamlined, sun-drenched homes.
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s mentor designed this sprawling ranch in the West
And in the 1990s, Ted Turner and Jane Fonda, then married, set out to restore it.
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101 ways to thrive in a city with kids
Make urban environments even more magical for little ones with these big—and small—ideas.
The 1899 plan to build a bike highway from Pasadena to Downtown
It’s a bittersweet tale of what might have been.
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The rise and fall of Laguna Beach, a gay California hotspot
Can a grassroots effort bring back the town’s LGBTQ vibe?
Dolores Huerta deserves more than a square
Compared to Cesar Chavez, Huerta is still vastly under-honored in Los Angeles.
A century of Los Angeles summer fun
Before TV, the internet, and air conditioning, the young LA park system provided crucial space for summer recreation. Here’s a look at what summer was like 100 years ago in three of LA’s most beloved parks.
The sunshine cure
Long before celebrities recuperated in Malibu, LA’s climate was promoted to East Coast and Midwestern residents sick of brutal winters and sweltering summers.
A 1950s house’s ‘quirky, mad-hatter’ revamp
Leela Cyd and David Kilpatrick left Portland, Oregon, for Santa Barbara, California—and brought their sense of fun with them.