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Jeremy Rosenberg

Jeremy Rosenberg is a Los Angeles-based writer, editor, and consultant whose work has appeared in various books, magazines, newspapers, and online.

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James Becerra: 'Ants Build Anthills, People Build Cities'
People may think there are no roots to L.A., but generations of familial roots prove that there are many.
Leigh Ann Hahn: Polyglot L.A. Is A Grand Performance
Los Angeles is magic for this German-English-Korean-American city rat.
Yong Kim: Two Koreas, Paraguay and Then L.A.
To escape the rat race of Korean society, Yong Kim's family left for Paraguay, eventually settling in Los Angeles for no particular reason other than that they spoke Spanish.
Behind California's Ban on Assault Weapons
A hold-up of a TV newscaster and a horrific school shooting in Stockton pushed State Senator David Roberti to consider a ban an assault weapons.
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Tommy Lasorda: The Immigrant's Son Who Bleeds Dodger Blue
When the legendary Dodger came to Los Angeles from the east coast, his eyes hurt from the smog. But it was also love at first sight.
After the Golden Age: Boarding jitnesy for a real estate development tour of Hollywoodland, 1928. Photo courtesy Los Angeles Public Library
Free the Jitney! When Buses, Rail, Bikes and Feet Ain't Enough
We often hear about the trolleys and light rail lines that once dotted the L.A. street grids -- but why don't we hear more about the once-popular jitneys?
Amanda Mortlock: From Singapore, Learned How to Drive in 'Broken' Los Angeles
The first thing you notice as a Singaporean arriving to Los Angeles: that a salad or a sandwich doesn't constitute a meal.
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When the Olympics and L.A. Youth Sports Changed Forever
Thanks to a 1978 city proposition, the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics ended with a $232.5 million surplus, which helped fund youth sports organizations throughout the city.
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Juan Lopez: His Parents Crossed With A Coyote, His Mom Walked To L.A. in High Heels
From Zacatecas to Los Angeles, his parents made a dramatic move to start a new life.
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Survey Says: How Thomas Jefferson Made L.A.
Thomas Jefferson was one of the founding fathers of our nation. But did you know he also had a hand in how the L.A. streets are laid out?
Virgil, Mila, and Michelle. Photo courtesy Michelle
Virgil Covington: Born in Louisiana, His Grandparents Had Sixteen Kids
One by one, his aunts and uncles moved from Louisiana to Los Angeles, starting a wave of migration for his family.
Why California's Beaches are Open to Everyone
Next time you wiggle your feet in the coastal sand, remember that there's a reason why California beaches are open to the public.
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