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Los Angeles:
Artbound caught up with guitarist Paul Lacques to chat about the band's SoCal sound and the culture that inspired it.
A fast-moving fire has scorched more than 250 acres of brush today near the Golden State (5) Freeway north of Santa Clarita.
Concrete and Chaparral :
Having grown up just a few miles away, the park has been part of my life since I was an infant. I thought I knew Griffith Park, yet there was much more left to discover.
Green People:
The City Farm organization runs no fewer than six L.A. farmers markets, some of them at inspired locations like Yamashiro and the Autry Museum.
As firefighters continued battling a 3,500-acre brush fire in Kern County, air quality officials today issued a smoke advisory for L.A. County areas.
Intersections:
Despite, or perhaps because of, its proximity to the Pacific Ocean, SoCal's enthusiasm for pool-based recreation knows few bounds.
SoCal Spirits:
Uncle Henry's Deli in Downey serves up great deli sandwiches and some of the best craft beer taps around.
The Nosh:
The Los Angeles Unified School District board will decide today whether to continue the Breakfast in the Classroom program.
A Los Angeles Primer:
Does the Jazz Age linear downtown, "America's Champs-Élysées" which once offered car-friendly shopping (and a huge Japanese department store), have a place in our urban renaissance?
Los Angeles:
The Los Angeles Conservancy leads tours of Venice's more eclectic buildings to advocate for the preservation of historic L.A. structures.
Los Angeles:
Alan Nakagawa creates experiences that tease out the sound lying dormant in normally "quiet" objects and deliver sound that gets under our skin.
Environment:
A little-known law has allotted millions of dollars for more green space in Los Angeles. So where are the parks?
Photovoltaic (PV):
We've got a conservative Southern California city and a liberal Northern California city both now mandating rooftop solar on new construction. Who's next?
Los Angeles:
A collection of Southern California artists are addressing climate change through art.
Homes of Note:
The democratizing and liberating Arts and Crafts movement reached its architectural epoch in early 19th century California, particularly in the family-friendly town of Pasadena.
South Korean President Park Geun-hye will visit Korean business leaders as she continues a five-day unity-building visit to the United States.
The Nosh:
"In the beginning I didn't really sleep," he recalls. "It was a lot of pressure."
The Nosh:
The battle for French dip supremacy is one of L.A.'s most frightening turf wars. This video explains both sides.
East CA:
Having your ability to breathe deemed less important than the right of urbanites to keep and bear obsolete green lawns does something to your self-esteem.
I Am Los Angeles:
Sasha is content just to be living his life on his own terms, doing something he thoroughly enjoys: building and playing guitars.
