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The Turducken Event: easily the most important point in human evolution
Each winter, the Raymond Hotel in South Pasadena invited well-heeled tourists to escape the frosty East Coast for the sunny skies of Southern California.
Meatless Mondays and Wheatless Wednesdays are two movements dating back to WWI.
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.
A vital link between Los Angeles and points north, the winding Ridge Route traced historical routes through the mountains.
The glitz of Las Vegas was all inspired by one Los Angeles supper club.
Santa Ana winds have long been a fact of life in Southern California – the unadvertised price residents pay for the region's otherwise idyllic weather.
"He's the one world-class poet who emerged from Los Angeles."
In a decade, the Los Angeles River has become a rallying ground for Angelenos looking to reclaim a part of their history and revitalize their ecosystem.
In an era when labor tensions gripped Los Angeles, Pasadena businessman J. Sidney Torrance envisioned his new settlement as a model industrial town.
What could Jedi knight Luke Skywalker, novelist Ayn Rand, and Malibu rancher May Rindge possibly have in common?
The Riverside Art Museum and the Life Arts Center have transformed over time from YMCAs to temples of physical art.