Fire at a Historically Black Church in Venice Renews Community Cries for Preservation
Activists describe "suspicious circumstances" around the fire, sparked just days after national media attention on the church's historic significance
A New Book Finds Beauty in L.A.’s Gleaming Landmarks and Urban Ruins
For podcaster and comedian Jason Horton, loving L.A. Means embracing decay
A History of the Dodgers in the World Series from 1916 to Today
Take a quick look back at the team's history
Hate Street Sweeping Day? Imagine Having 20-Plus Cars to Move
Highland Park resident and preservationist Charlie Fisher walks us through a collection that’s become a sore spot for neighbors
Follow this Self-Guided Tour of Haunted Downtown L.A.
Walk or drive through the streets of DTLA with our original audio tour. Things might get a little eerie.
Forty Years Ago, the Sunset Strip Killers Terrorized L.A.
Doug Clark and Carol Bundy aren't as well known as other serial killers, but their Los Angeles murder spree was no less horrifying
Why Do I Remember Seeing the Statue of Liberty’s Torch in L.A. in the ’80s?
Readers Ask Chris about the Zoot Suit Riots, colored lighting at City Hall, and more
Follow this Self-Guided Tour of Haunted Downtown L.A. (Text Only)
Walk or drive through the streets of DTLA with our original audio tour. Things might get a little eerie.
Pacific Dining Car As We Knew it Is Gone
While the historic restaurant preps for a long-term "pause," owners insist they still have hope of reopening someday, somehow
The Forgotten History of Bunker Hill, an L.A. Neighborhood That Was All but Erased
A peek at fascinating images from the new book 'Bunker Hill Los Angeles: Essence of Sunshine and Noir'