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How Crenshaw became black LA’s main street
"Crenshaw Boulevard is the main street of black LA. Has been, still is, and hopefully always will be."
Why I'm trying to raise my daughter car-free in LA
Getting around Los Angeles without a car takes a little extra time and work, but the rewards are worth it. We all have the opportunity to show our children how much safer, cleaner, and more pleasant the future could be every time we leave the house.
When Calabasas was the Wild West
Long before the Kardashians, it was a vicious hotbed of murder, theft, and ruthless land grabs.
Why Long Beach oil derricks are disguised as islands
Major oil companies are pulling "wool over your eyes."
The artists and developer who put Inglewood’s arts scene ‘on the map’
Now, as Inglewood becomes irresistible to developers, house hunters, and major sports franchises, some artists wonder whether they’ll get priced out.
The town once known as ‘the Black Palm Springs’
How the end of Jim Crow, a wave of art students, and an ever-growing landfill changed the rural town that thrived as an African-American resort community.
Woodsy 1950s home in Pasadena’s San Rafael Hills asks $899K
Wood floors, pitched ceilings, and a fireplace.
Los Angeles is killing us
LA's two most legendary cemeteries are Forest Lawn Memorial Park, developed by a charismatic man nicknamed The Builder, and Hollywood Forever, run for decades by an ex-con who led it into ruin. Can they help us find the secrets of mortality?
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What could LA 2028 do for Los Angeles?
From stormwater gardens to autonomous transit, designers envision the look and legacy of the 2028 Summer Olympics.
Family photos from the 1970s capture a vanishing LA
"I hope that people who see my photos get an appreciation for the ephemerality of life."