Studio CIty Is Now Officially Too Cool for L.A. Westsiders
Once known for ubiquitous sushi joints, Ventura Boulevard is now swimming with hip new haunts and the 'hood over the hill is a new boomtown
A View One’s Own: This Is the Most Contentious Real Estate Dispute in L.A.
In Los Angeles, gazing from one's window at a city scene commands a hefty premium—at least until the jerks next door block it
Thousands Gather in WeHo Park to Protest the Murder of Mahsa Amini
“I've never in my young years experienced so much uprising and unity,” Mojean, a protester at the march, tells LAMag
Developer Wants to Rebuild Under 1998 O.C. Landslide Hill
Barry Hon of Laguna Niguel Properties LLC wants to take his chances building in a landslide area where some homes tumbled into the earth
How the Dodgers Are Bringing Opportunity to Compton With A Baseball Field
“We’re building a sense of pride for individuals in their own neighborhoods,” the CEO of Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation tells Los Angeles magazine
On the Scene of L.A.’s Protests Against Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
Hundreds gathered in front of an office building on Santa Monica Boulevard in Westwood to express their distaste with Russia’s actions
L.A. Pride Parade Dumps West Hollywood for Hollywood
The first pride parade in Los Angeles County began at the corner of Hollywood Boulevard in 1970
Bode to Open Second Retail Store on Melrose Avenue
The shop will be located near the Sycamore District and other menswear stores, including Rick Owens
One of L.A.’s Oldest–And Once Fashionable–Neighborhoods Is Blowing Up Again
Why is West Adams suddenly seeing a resurgence?
Is Erewhon’s Arrival in Silver Lake the Final Nail in the Gentrifying Neighborhood’s Coffin?
It's been ages since the first domino fell, but the pricey grocery store signals a new phase in the enclave's transformation into WeHo East
