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Chinatown Madame Wong, Godmother of Punk Esther "Madame" Wong, the Chinese-American "Godmother of Punk" hosted bands such as X, The Police, and The…
Here are 5 of our favorite sightseeing spots along the L.A. River.
Los Angeles can claim a unique place in the culinary world in which a sense of deep social history can be felt from the sampling of its food culture. We take a look at how food played an important role in shaping Chinatown.
Get out and pedal--it's Bike Week here in L.A. Taken from our L.A. River Field Guide, here are 8 bike paths to enjoy this week--and any week.
In honor of National Poetry Month, Kelly Simpson shares with us two haikus.
A panel discussion raised concerns about the changing neighborhood and how we can address racial conflicts and displacement dilemmas arising from the gentrification process.
The success of Portola's mission to colonize California launched an inexorable Spanish expansion driven by land grants and gifts that re-distributed Native American lands among the criollo elite.
In 1895, with difficult access to water and need for police presence in an increasingly rowdy red light district, Highland Park was annexed to the city of Los Angeles, creating one of its first suburbs.
