July 2012 Archives
LA Letters:
From Charlie Chaplin to Phil Spector, Black Dahlia to the Hillside Strangler, the dark allure of L.A. noir lives on.
The Mural Mile of Northeast San Fernando Valley
July 6, 2012 1:25 PM
Writing on the Wall:
There's a vibrant mural scene centered around the famous Mona Lisa -- no it's not Paris, but the northeast San Fernando Valley suburb of Pacoima.
Writing on the Wall:
New mural replicas printed on recycled plastic and vinyl make the commute on the 101 freeway a little bit easier on the eyes.
Fourth of July Isn't the Only Independence Day in L.A.
July 3, 2012 2:45 PM
Neighborhood Notes:
For many people in a city as diverse as Los Angeles, Independence Day does not always fall on the Fourth of July.
Virgil Covington: Born in Louisiana, His Grandparents Had Sixteen Kids
July 2, 2012 10:15 AM
Arrival Stories:
One by one, his aunts and uncles moved from Louisiana to Los Angeles, starting a wave of migration for his family.

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