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German exile directors introduced a distinct style of filmmaking, shaping early Hollywood.
Driven from their home countries, many European émigrés found intellectual stimulation, camaraderie and solace within homes around Los Angeles.
Talented composers fleeing Nazism made a new home for themselves in the United States and, in the process, helped create the vibrant sounds and the emotional pull of such Hollywood movies as "Casablanca," "Sabrina" and many more.
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Santa Rosa Island serves as a snapshot in time, thanks to its isolation from the mainland.
At natural history museums, it's the big dinosaur bones or sabertoothed cats that get all the attention, but it's microfossils should have greater scrutiny. Here are ten tiny fossils that deserve a second look.
Despite the popularity of megafauna fossils, it is the tiniest of remains at the La Brea Tar Pits that hold the key to a clearer picture of our prehistoric past.
How Tacos and the 'Pink Hijabi of Orange County' Are Bringing Latino and Muslim Communities Together
Rida Hamida's #TacoTrucksInEveryMosque initiative has been a vessel for serving up delicious halal tacos all the while unifying and bridging the Latino and Muslim communities in Orange County.
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Before freeways and Hollywood, Los Angeles was the original wine country.
California's winemaking industry was built by the labor of its workers.
In the last 30 years, wine production has exploded throughout Southern California. Here are just a few of the best small producers to visit from the Mexican border to the Cuyama Valley.
Before Napa and Sonoma counties became synonymous with California wine, the epicenter of wine production in the state was Los Angeles, thanks to a diverse labor force.
We spent a year digging through various archives, looking for what killed Los Angeles' Pacific Electric Red Cars. These were some fascinating images we found.