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There's something missing from MacArthur Park's memorial to Harrison Gray Otis, the larger-than-life publisher of the Los Angeles Times.
Wage enforcement offices are expected to keep employers in line
Can we learn to see the vast spiderweb of electrical lines that powers Los Angeles as something more than utilitarian – as beautiful, even?
Stephen Townsend's "The Hood" was born out of the '92 civil unrest and returns to fight more nebulous evils
L.A.'s Ovarian Psycos change the way women ride bikes.
For too long a myth has persisted that nature and technology don’t mix.
Its throne may sit vacant today, but for roughly a century the Inland Empire paid fealty to a powerful emperor: the orange.
While infrastructure needs like pothole and sidewalk repairs receive much attention, greenspace advocates are raising awareness about the need for park funding.
In California and beyond, gig economy workers are rekindling an old labor struggle. While 20 years ago the only people searching for "gigs" were…
Can Los Angeles's past be of any value to us except as nostalgia or irony? D.J. Waldie explains why he writes about the confluence of history and private life.
Taking Back Space Through Sisterhood and Personal Care
Urban planner James Rojas, who coined the term "Latino Urbanism," reflects on the loss of his family compound in Boyle Heights.