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11-mile Los Angeles River restoration could move forward this fall
The city and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are about to start designing a planted terrace to replace some of the concrete banks.
The real story behind the LA street named for a Confederate general’s son
California was a Union state not typically associated with Confederate efforts, but one of its streets is named after the son of Robert E. Lee’s predecessor.
Here’s what $850K buys you around LA
It’s enough for a roomy West Hollywood condo or a pedigreed midcentury residence in Long Beach—but which would you choose?
Leimert Park Spanish-style with glamorous living room seeks $640K
Beamed ceilings, a picture window, and a stunning tiled fireplace are just a few of the perks of this two-bedroom charmer.
See the huge crowds that turned out to watch the eclipse LA
Griffith Observatory was packed with sky gazers.
How one LA community is uniting to transform Jefferson Boulevard
Some neighbors are taking matters into their own hands to make the corridor safer and more pleasant for walking and biking.
Playa del Rey task force will analyze street safety projects in the area
Councilmember Mike Bonin has assembled a committee to recommend ways of reducing traffic-related deaths.
Late 19th Century home in Elysian Park needs your TLC for $575K
The little house, nestled at the foot of Radio Hill, was built in 1892, decades before neighboring Chavez Ravine was leveled to make way for Dodger Stadium.
LA might start texting drivers to alert them about street sweeping
The program, which would start in Woodland Hills and West LA, is geared at reducing street sweeping parking tickets.
Splendid Hollywood Hills midcentury modern comes with fun bathrooms for $3.5M
Built in 1957, the house was designed by architect Howard Lane, a one-time student of Mies van der Rohe.