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The major work at the L.A. Central Library that has survived grime, two arson fires, and budget cuts, is not getting much attention on its 80th Anniversary.
Susan Straight recalls the history of Riverside's Our Lady of Guadalupe and introduces the people who have kept the parish alive all these years.
Take off your Google Glass before you come near me. I mean it. And I'm not the only one.
Last week the Departures production crew headed out on a little field trip eastward to Azusa at the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains.
College shouldn't just be about how much money you should make. The questions are far grander. What barrier will I break? How can I change the world?
One can technically live an entire life in only Korean or Spanish - or indeed, only English - within these almost three square miles, but it would by no means count as a full one.
Over 60 percent of the city's geography is covered by special overlays and site-specific designations -- these are the machinery of the metaphorical sausage factory that is the Los Angeles development industry.
This week L.A. Letters discusses Iconic L.A. Women.
Before pigeons turned his statue white, the storied composer stood in L.A.'s oldest park with dignity.