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I went into the attic and dug out a banker's box sized container of DÃa de los Muertos paraphernalia.
A vital link between Los Angeles and points north, the winding Ridge Route traced historical routes through the mountains.
My neighborhood acted like a real community -- people pitching in to help me out for the good of us all. Too bad affirmative action is no longer that model.
Graffiti and street art are the most significant forms of art making in recent history, which makes this conversation so meaningful today.
The death penalty is outrageously expensive to administer and wastes taxpayers' dollars that should be better spent to improve life.
Pencil drawing, markers, creative writing, and collage were some of the mediums that the students used to explore the theme -- Mapping the Metropolis.
The glow-in-the-dark murals echo the ocean and sea-beach life, complete with ammonite fossils.
Here's a look at mural and public art stories for the month of October.
"Hearst broke down social strata," says Jim Allen of Hearst Castle. "He was definitely a Californian."
So much for transparency. A donation of $11 million has been given by an Arizona non-profit corporation to two California ballot measure committees -- and that's about as much as we know at this point.