Idiosyncratic communities are the rule rather than the exception in the L.A. nation.
Not only is Venice among the most idiosyncratic, its boardwalk is the most colorful stretch of sand on the fabled Southern California coast.
It is also the second most popular tourist attraction in Southern California, trailing only Disneyland.
(top) Juggler/martial artist Amir Brown (middle) Dudley Avenue mural with homeless person (bottom) Mr. TV, David Hathorn
From a full English breakfast to fermented black cod to secret World Cup Day specials, here are the top limited-edition menus hitting local restaurants. At Chainsaw, in the Melrose Hill neighborhood at 5022 Melrose Avenue, in […]
The weekly morning pop-up brings elite Eastside tortillas to Westside diners for a limited time. By Dolores Quintana HiHo Cheeseburger has answered the call of the many Breakfast Burriho fans who have hoped that the […]
Temporary closure begins July 27 to allow crews to remove portion of nearly 90-year-old bridge. A key roadway providing access to the south side of the Santa Monica Pier parking lot will close for one […]
Weather officials warn of dangerous humidity and warm overnight temperatures. Dangerously hot and humid conditions are gripping Southern California this week, prompting weather officials to issue an extreme heat warning for much of Los Angeles […]
Participants can discover stories behind iconic buildings, famous figures and Santa Monica’s evolving neighborhoods. The Santa Monica Conservancy is offering two guided walking tours in July that explore the city’s architectural heritage, cultural history and […]
Cypress Equity Investments targets two blocks near Douglas Park for mid-rise residential and retail structures. Two additional multi-family developments are slated to transform the Wilshire Boulevard corridor as Cypress Equity Investments enlarges its footprint under […]
