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The rustic Los Angeles outpost you’ve never heard of
Residents like to keep their little town a secret. That’s hard to do when "shit hits the fan."
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Meet Ernest Batchelder, Southern California’s masterful tile maker
His beautiful tiles adorn many Los Angeles fireplaces.
Why LA’s beloved bungalow courts might go extinct
And the case for saving them: Developers today could learn a lot from the architecture.
13 of the best noir films set in Los Angeles
Laced with corruption in the 1940s and ’50s, LA became the birthplace for the literary and cinematic style.
The curse of Santa Monica’s Mooney Mansion
The mansion—built by one of a handful of women landowners in early Los Angeles—mysteriously burned to the ground on New Year’s Day.
Housing, homelessness, and cars: Los Angeles City Council candidates weigh in
Here’s how candidates competing in today’s primary election plan to fix some of the biggest issues facing Los Angeles.
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Ghost towns of the desert
They went boom, then bust, but some of the desert’s early settlements haven’t entirely disappeared. Here’s a guide to five ghost towns near Mojave.
Los Angeles isn’t known for its streetlights. It should be.
Get turned on to LA’s remarkable streetlamp designs—you’ll never see the city the same way.
Why Does the Valley Get So Hot?
And can LA cool it down?
Renaissance or urban travesty? 50 years of high-rise living on Bunker Hill
In the 1960s, the city leveled Bunker Hill and its Victorian mansions in the hopes of luring "suburban-loving" Angelenos to new apartment towers.