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LA Letters:
As the vision behind some of L.A.'s most iconic buildings -- City Hall, Union Station, Memorial Coliseum, Bullocks Wilshire -- why isn't he as celebrated as many of his peers?
Los Angeles:
Visual artist, Jaime "Germs" Zacarias takes inspiration from religious iconography, lucha libre, and the city of Los Angeles to create his signature tentacle-filled works.
Whats In A Street Name:
The first installment in a new series exploring the names of L.A. streets.
Commentary:
A major transmission project now being considered by the BLM and other agencies could bring 3,000 megawatts of power from Wyoming to cities in California, Nevada, and Arizona, removing an obstacle to much greater expansion of wind turbines in Wyoming's eagle habitat.
River Notes:
The Army Corps supports Alternative 13, a comparatively less expensive project that would increase L.A. River habitat by 104 percent.
Fall Color:
Fall color blogger John Poimiroo has issued the first "Go Now!" alerts of the season.
LA Letters:
This week L.A. Letters takes a look their new album and takes a cruise around Long Beach and Southern California with one of its most prolific hip hop artists of the last generation.
Where We Are:
Southern California is being refigured by the imaginations of all of its interpreters. "Ghost" inhabitants are making their historical claims. Shadows are being illuminated by a new generation of authors, academics, and cultural critics.
Cakewalk:
Just when you think you know everything about where you live, you find out that you don't. Sometimes the information can be too much.
The Hidden Desert:
I saw it crossing the trail ahead: a low black dot with an air of confidence. It made no attempt to hurry for cover as I approached. It was the placid self-assuredness of an animal that knew it could make life miserable for anything that bothered it.
News and Notes:
Sipping coffee along the L.A. River is now a reality as RAC Design Build and Cafecito Orgánico have teamed up to hold a pop-up coffee shop along the river's pedestrian and bike path in Elysian Valley.
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