Plan a post-COVID escape to Mexico for food and culture
Although the coronavirus is still in our midst, progress of the vaccination campaign inspires thoughts of future travel. In 2019,
Digital billboard ordinance on a ‘dangerous’ path back to PLUM
Revisions to billboard and other signage law in Los Angeles are on a dangerous path if you ask Patrick Frank,
Assessors seek clarity of inheritance and other Prop 19 impacts
California’s 58 county assessors are seeking clarification on the implementation of a new property tax measure with the hope to
Creative office building planned in Media District, on Melrose
A five-story creative office building targeted to media companies and designed with an open space, post-pandemic perspective, is planned at
Museums open after yearlong shutdown
After a year of lockdown due to the pandemic, all of the four major museums along Miracle Mile’s Museum Row
I volunteered at a COVID-19 vaccination site
In February, I had the opportunity to volunteer at a COVID-19 vaccination site through the Medical Reserve Corps of Los
From the Central Library fire 35 years ago, a story just now being told
The shocking April 29, 1986 news broadcasts of the senseless fire ravaging a Downtown building so loved — and then
Big Sunday is on the move; ‘Wild and Woolly’ events this month
Big Sunday — the 20-plus-year volunteer group based just north of Hancock Park and west of Larchmont Village — is
