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We asked Youth Voices participants the question: Whats your city postcard? and asked them to respond by designing a postcard of their city.
There is a cast of mind that sees the numinous in things and makes one a connoisseur of what's at hand.
This week L.A. Letters spotlights Culver City, its natural landscape, illustrious history, and the brisk redevelopment that has reenergized the city's core over the last decade.
Artist Phung Huynh's El Monte Bus Station mural tells of cross-cultural, Asian and Latino history and the importance of engaging local community with sensitivity and relevance.
What happens when a street-end becomes a street haven that filters and cleans our stormwater? This park! Imagine one on every dead-end river street.
Behind the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Hollyhock House near Los Feliz lies a fascinating and complicated story, and at its center, a woman whose dreams were often dashed by bureaucracy, difficult collaborators, and herself.
In the years following WWII, California's athletes served as the transnational bridge between Asia and the United States.
Inspired by the presence of the Latin@ MacArthur Fellows, youth and adult leaders from the Boyle Heights engaged in an afternoon of interaction focused on the pressing issue of displacement.
When you don't feel safe where you live, when is it time to call it quits? Like any relationship, it's complicated.
"Everyday my family prays the Virgin Mary to allow us to have a wonderful day and that no harm come to any of us" -Geovani O.