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Safety regulations require the design to allow not only the air to flow over the car, but also the people.
The end of Jalama Road in Santa Barbara County may be beautiful, but dawdling along it can be just as rejuvenating.
It may be one of the most quintessential Southern California landmarks, beloved by thousands, and now it's made national news.
A funny thing happened on the way to Election Day for this congressional race in San Bernardino County. New York City's mayor got involved and changed the outcome.
Here are some of the latest stories in the world of street and public art.
Myth making has always been a big part of the California dream.
The inflatables on my block whir and glow at night, grinning Christmas cheer. In the gray light of morning, their expression has changed.
This month Californians experienced a full round of elections under our new open primary, top-two election system and our new legislative lines, drawn for the first time in the state's history by an independent redistricting commission.
It looks like the large rainstorm now bearing down on Southern California may skip the desert, or at least most of the desert.
Southern Californians have long maintained a complicated relationship with the Santa Ana River, accepting its life-giving water but fearing its wrath.
The future of Crenshaw High, and the movement for educational justice in Los Angeles, hangs in the balance