Chronicle Staff · June 27, 2013
Cyclists and walkers were part of the 150,000 people who enjoyed CicLAvia along Wilshire Blvd. from downtown to Fairfax Ave. on June 23.
Columnist · June 27, 2013
The city of Los Angeles may not have the highest population of any in the United States; that honor goes to New York City. L.A. also isn’t the largest city […]
Jane Gilman · June 27, 2013
When the Farmers Market opened in 1934, there were no restrooms. Visitors were shuttled to nearby Gilmore Stadium in a Model T to use the facilities. This and other historical […]
Chronicle Staff · June 27, 2013
What better way to take advantage of Los Angeles’ balmy nights than to enjoy movie screenings under the stars at cemeteries, amphitheaters, museums or other outdoor civic venues. Hollywood Forever […]
Chronicle Staff · June 27, 2013
The Garden Conservancy came to town on May 10. The national organization that works with visionary gardeners and community leaders to preserve some of the country’s most beloved flora began […]
Jane Gilman · June 27, 2013
“People” magazine kept sending e-mails to Sunita Param-Olazabal after she signed up to be a contestant in its “Real Beauty” competition. “It made me realize that I was a finalist […]
