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10 years. $20 million. Inside the fight to save Broad Beach.
Malibu homeowners banded together to address sea level rise. A decade later, they are at war with the city, the surfers, and each other.
How the Third Street Promenade became too successful for its own good
At the height of car culture, Santa Monica made a radical decision.
With some TLC, this 1912 Prairie-style Craftsman could be divine
This Jewel City gem needs polishing—but it has five bedrooms, four baths, gorgeous mahogany woodwork, and a sizable lot. Asking price is $1.75M
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The thrill of Sugar Hill
In the 1940s, black entertainers not only revived West Adams—they challenged racist covenants and laid the groundwork for the Fair Housing Act.
LA’s new light rail line won’t open until 2021
Here’s what to know about the Crenshaw/LAX Line, which will eventually travel between South LA and the South Bay.
In Pasadena, a Craftsman that mixes midcentury modern and preppy
A creative couple buys their first house and, serendipitously, their style aligns: "It’s like if the Kennedys went camping."
Tally of buildings destroyed in Woolsey fire swells to 1,500
The blaze has singed nearly 97,000 acres, from beaches to the Valley.
Betty Hill’s ‘bath house’ battle
Betty Hill put up a remarkable fight to open public pools to children of all races.
12 photos shot by Ansel Adams of 1940s Los Angeles
Fortune magazine hired the legendary photographer to shoot photos of LA as it was being transformed by the aviation industry.