Site search
Results for “highland park”
Filed under:
The Los Angeles homebuying guide
Everything you need to know before launching a house hunt in LA.
Visiting the Sixth Street Bridge Mid-Demolition
After the bridge's February closure and a weekend-long shutdown of the 101 Freeway, the Sixth Street Viaduct's demolition has steadily continued. We checked in on the progress and got an up-close look at the concrete carnage.
Inside a serene and minimal Los Feliz midcentury
Inside the posh enclave of The Oaks, this two-bedroom has clean lines, which meshes well with the owner’s pared-down style.
Hilltop home made of redwood and glass asking $2.4M in Sherman Oaks
Ray Kappe designed the post-and-beam home in 1961, then re-built it after the Northridge earthquake.
Filed under:
The Olympics fixed LA’s traffic once—can the 2028 games do it permanently?
Transportation solutions deployed for the 1984 Summer Olympics are even more relevant today.
Hollywood’s first tourist attraction was a sprawling rose garden
Long before the Walk of Fame and Grauman's Chinese Theater, tourists flocked to Hollywood to tour a garden filled with roses and fields of orange poppies. It was the work of the famous French painter, Paul De Longpre.