Today marks the end of the Mexican-American War which not only secured the Southwest region for the U.S., but created a foundation of neighborhoods in L.A. still visible today.
The 1967 game held in Los Angeles was blacked out to TVs within a 75-mile radius due to an NFL policy.
A short trip to the Los Angeles River can soothe a week's worth of stress. Grab a cup of coffee and visit Frogtown's West Bank.
What Los Angeles lacks in a football team we make up for in delicious, regional party bites.
Mike the PoeT recites his homage to Los Angeles authors.
For National Homemade Soup Day on February 4, the first thing that comes to mind is the story of stone soup.
Four billion in loans that cities hope to collect from defunct redevelopment agencies is only part of the trouble.
The Sunday Alhambra Farmers' Market is a true neighborhood institution: the weekly turnout is consistently huge and the prices, across the board, make the produce a steal.
Where to find the best carrot cakes on this important national holiday, as well as a recipe for our current dessert crush.
Jo Mora's works about Los Angeles - illustrations, maps, sculptures - place the city within the legacy of the magnificent West.