Roller Skating Isn’t Having a ‘Resurgence’
The hobby has gone viral during quarantine, but L.A.'s Black roller dancers have been gracefully gliding around the city for decades
Environmentalists Grapple with the Racist History of John Muir
The Sierra Club attempts to address the ”deeply harmful” elements of its co-founder’s legacy
An Early Look at the Huntington’s Stunning, Expanded Chinese Garden
When it opens this fall, the Huntington’s Chinese garden will be a sprawling 12 acres—and one of the largest of its kind in the world
What’s Open for Memorial Day Weekend in L.A.?
A guide to the beaches, parks, trails and more that you might be able to enjoy this long weekend
Are Malibu Beachgoers Being Reckless when It Comes to the Rules?
One journalist reports that '70 to 90 percent' of people on Zuma Beach weren't wearing masks this weekend
National Parks Are Suddenly Flooded with Wildlife. What Happens When Humans Return?
Bears, deer, and other animals are out in numbers not seen in generations
How Well Do You Know Griffith Park? A New Guidebook Explores Its Every Nook and Cranny
Just in time for the reopening of L.A.'s trails, hiking expert Casey Schreiner releases the first in-depth guide to Griffith Park
L.A. County Beaches Are Expected to Begin Reopening on May 13
Like all things, local beach reopenings will come in phases
Grand Park’s 4th of July Party Will Be Online-Only This Year—but What About the Fireworks?
Angelenos can celebrate the freedom to stay safer at home
California Will Intervene to Close O.C. Beaches
The state will make a "very targeted, very focused" action to close beaches after a crowded weekend