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The nighttime security officer arrives when the sun sets and the Santa Ana River is lit by floodlights at the construction site. Here in March of 1774, a party formed by Juan Bautista de Anza to form a trading route in New California crossed the river ...
Will we never learn?
One of this week's highlights in art is the opening of what LACMA director Michael Govan dubs "a portrait of LA," namely to Chris Burden's exhilarating freeway sculpture, "Metropolis II."
President Obama was born in the Year of the Metal Ox, while Mitt Romney is a Fire Pig.
You might expect environmentalists worried about the Salton Sea to be outraged at the proposed cut. As it turns out? Not so much.
The current debate over son jarocho in L.A. ranges from expletive pissing matches online to a philosophical debate over the nature of community music building and the process by which a musical practice that's spiritual to many is carried out.
Wim Wenders uses 3-D cinematography in groundbreaking ways to render the exquisite artistry of German choreographer Pina Bausch in his new film, "Pina," opening January 13, 2012.
A big picture look at the region with stories about the future of San Diego transportation, lesbians in the Miss California USA pageant and more.
The desert route would be a few minutes longer, but would put two more million people on board each year.
LA-based artist Erin Cosgrove has created an eerie and disturbing book trailer for Ben Marcus' new novel, The Flame Alphabet.