L.A.’s. new graffiti wars: A bold generation of taggers hitting high-profile targets
Graffiti has been a central part of Los Angeles for generations, an omnipresent part of the cityscape that has endured many ...
At 96, she’s ‘thinking about the future of L.A. housing’ and built an ADU to prove it
Isabel Janken lived in her Westwood duplex for more than 40 years. Today, the garage of her duplex has been transformed into ...
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The Most Famous Churro Shop in Mexico City Is Opening in Los Angeles
Iriarte’s great uncle, Francisco, founded El Moro as a cart and then opened a shop in the Mexico City neighborhood of Eje ...
Just 2 years old, LA's giant public works project has already gone depressingly dark
Consider the words to be less of a love letter and more of a frustrated plea for city action to repair the Ribbon of Light, ...
Wax-on Hi-Fi mixes beats and flavors in downtown Los Angeles
The recently opened vinyl listening café and restaurant hosts live DJs and serves a tasty Japanese-Creole infused menu.
LA aiming to improve streets, parks ahead of World Cup and Olympics
This executive directive will create a path for delivering much-needed improvements to our streets, parks, and public spaces ...
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LA Plans Infrastructure Improvements Ahead of Olympics, World Cup
Los Angeles is moving forward with a plan to repair streets, improve parks and promote various infrastructure projects in ...
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Mayor Karen Bass overhauls how LA handles street repairs. But there's still a miles-long backlog
In an attempt to streamline and prioritize improvements to streets and public spaces ahead of the Olympics and World Cup, Mayor Karen Bass signed an executive directive ...
Bass overhauls how L.A. handles street repairs. But there's still a miles-long backlog.
Bass signs executive directive to inventory and prioritize it's streets and public squares in a bid to speed up fixes. Los Angeles spends $860 million a year on infrastructure, but doesn't have an ...