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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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Byamba, enjoying chano-nabe, or sumo stew, at an L.A. restaurant. Photo courtesy USA SUMO
Byambajav Ulambayar: How A Mongolian Sumo Star Came To Los Angeles
L.A. sumo wrestler and actor is a man of three worlds and three different cultures.
In Defense of CEQA, the 'Bill of Rights for Environmental Democracy'
"What CEQA is really good for and good at doing is giving communities and the public a voice in public process... it's been called a 'Bill of Rights for environmental democracy.'"
Tom Mueller: From Idaho Logger To Space Explorer
Tom Mueller, VP of Propulsion Development for private spaceflight firm SpaceX, made his way through the Idaho woods to become a rocket engineer. And the results of his hard work is about to lift off.
Twenty Years After the L.A. Riots, What's Changed For Yong Kim And For The City
Yong Kim was born the year of the Watts Riots. The South Korea native and small business owner was reborn, in a way, during the L.A. Riots. Twenty years later, he looks back at what has changed since -- and what hasn't.
Pianos by ManOne and Stuart Vaughn at LACO offices waiting to be delivered I Courtesy of LACO
'Play Me' Pianos: Way Better Late to L.A. Than Never
From Jeremy Rosenberg's "City / Culture" column, in 2010, in Next American City:Related: Colleague Ed Fuentes' report on 'Play Me.'
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Proposition 13's Hidden Effects On the Built Environment
Would the built environment be much more vibrant and dynamic without Prop 13?
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Erick Huerta: 'There's No Place Like Boyle Heights'
Born in Mexico, East L.A. College journalism student Erick Huerta considers Boyle Heights his home.
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How Rancho Owners Lost Their Land And Why That Matters Today
The breakup of rancho lands in Los Angeles resulted in the newfound availability of land, fueling a massive land boom for new settlers.
Sharon Sekhon: A 'Misspent' Youth at the Pak Mann Arcade
Founder of Studio for Southern California History remembers running around Los Angeles as a child, at landmarks that are now long-gone.
Proposition 13: The 'Sacred Cow' That Won't Go Away
There has been few pros and many cons as a result of Proposition 13, which cut, capped and rolled back property taxes.
John Arroyo: Four Generations in East L.A., Plus Urban Planning and The Tomato King
Urban planner John Arroyo has seen four generations of his family live under the same roof in East L.A.
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How Downtown L.A. Became a Place to Live (without Parking)
A 1999 ordinance helped breathe new life into old office buildings in downtown L.A. while increasing pedestrian activity.
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