Results tagged “la county”
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Guides:
After a quiet start in January, the event livens up in February.
Guides:
This week, Valentine's Day celebrations clash with beer dinners and a Chinese New Years party downtown.
Los Angeles:
The Los Angeles Unified School District Art and Archive Collection houses precious works of art and artifacts that were gifted over the span of 150 years.
The Nosh:
If you must dine out on Thursday, absolutely do not go anywhere offering a prix fixe.
River Notes:
Plans to build an interpretive center in the protected wetlands has gotten conservationists worried.
Food Rant:
This was a road paved with good intentions.
Los Angeles:
Thank You for Coming is a new restaurant that is also an artist residency space.
LA Letters:
For African American History Month, L.A. Letters features two important books that expand, as well as question, the canon of 20th Century African-American Poetry.
River Notes:
A meeting between conservation groups and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Wednesday turned out well, according to Kris Ohlenkamp, Conservation Chair of the San Fernando Valley Audubon Society
Where We Are:
The distinction between east and west in Los Angeles has been a fixture of the city's landscape from the beginning. But does that distinction -- even though it persists -- shape what Los Angeles is becoming?
Lost Landmarks:
LAPD's second ever female officer founded halfway homes for lost women and children, paving the way for programs for at-risk youths and adults throughout Los Angeles.
Los Angeles:
Filmmaker Sharon Lockhart intently interprets the world under her watchful lens.
Writing on the Wall:
A parking spot becomes the spirit of a downtown looking for interaction between pedestrian and transportation.
A number of key roads were closed due to a forecast of snow.
Young Voices:
Chicken Boy's owner has grand plans for the "Statue Liberty of L.A." and the community of Highland Park.
Exhibition:
The dozen or so photos put on display this week are a sneak peak at what's to come later this year when the museum opens an exhibit dedicated to the centennial of the aqueduct's opening.
Green Justice:
Healthy eating and physical activity are two important determinants of human health.
I Am Los Angeles:
A video portrait of a man whose dreams and determination allowed him to get off the streets and into a stable life.
Food Rant:
Is it worth the download?
River Notes:
Residents of Elysian Valley live along the L.A. River's natural habitat -- while being exposed to the heavy pollution emanating from Metrolink's maintenance facility.
