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It's imperative that Parkway becomes a street for all users of the road because if it doesn't, things will only get worse.
Built in 1939, the Whittier Narrow's Nature Center has served as a natural oasis for locals, but recent controversial plans seek to transform it into an ambitious educational center.
The First Street-Beverly Boulevard Viaduct is something of an infrastructural anomaly.
How do you play the L.A. River at the Aliso Creek Confluence?
South Los Angeles has been deemed a "health desert," where one third of its residents perceive their general health status as poor.
This week L.A. Letters meditates on the preservation of sites across Literary Los Angeles and why much more of it is needed.
Wednesday night's conversation with Jeff Chang and Justin Simien at the central library pondered race, multiculturalism and the existential question of who we be.
The Latino quest for cultural identity parallels the African-American Civil Rights Movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s, which has its genesis in protests -- many of which were carried out in public spaces.
We were housed in Lakewood in the 1950s. But we didn't have a home yet.
Downtown Los Angeles' premier athletic club has been a destination for the region's top athletes, including many Olympics medalists, for more than 130 years.
We want to create a Bobby Salcedo Memorial Garden at Mountain View High School that commemorates his legacy and creates a stepping stone for future environmental improvements at our school.
An arts organization offers students a chance to take a deep look at the people and stories that make up their community.