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This week L.A. Letters highlights a new book and recent events that celebrate life and death in Los Angeles.
Student producers explore the islands of the L.A. River
From Anaheim to Catalina Island, Southern California once hosted major-league baseball teams' preseason training camps.
Jobs are the foundation of home -- and for too many people, the foundation is shaky and getting shakier.
I'm curious how voters will decide which candidates to send to the May election. After all, what do we really know about them?
Baba Austin is the owner and tattooist at Vintage Tattoo Art Parlor on York Boulevard in Highland Park.
Angelenos often have a hard time convincing the so-called more progressive Bay Area and New York that there is an L.A. that is not consumed with a plastic way of living.
In October, I criticized plans to widen a road in Joshua Tree National Park. Not long after, the park's superintendent persuaded me that I might need to reconsider my position. And he did so with one sentence.
New form of street art pays tribute to the city's name.