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Can lost art still have impact on regional history and culture?
Californians have now lived through a full election cycle with two big election reforms.
First gaining fame while still at Fairfax High School, Mear One emerged in the late 1980s as one of the city's most daring and talented street artists.
Collaborating with the community on a mural can unearth hidden histories.
Raised by two dads and now married to his wife of nine years, he said "a family is a home comprised of a group of people who love each other, support each other, and protect each other."
For decades after the Bella Union opened as Los Angeles' first hotel in 1849, it was the heart of civic life in the rough-edged, newly American city.
Election Day turned out to be no sweat, but for returning President Obama, the days after will be another story.
President Obama spent two years in L.A. as a student at Occidental College in Eagle Rock.
Jose Medina walked into the banquet room at Zacateca's Restaurant on Riverside's Eastside to loud cheers and clapping of hundreds of supporters.
San Bernardino County voters ended what is likely one of the state's most colorful political eras by ousting incumbent District 3 Supervisor Neil Derry, a Republican, in favor of Democrat James Ramos, former chairman of the San Manuel Band of Mission I...