The Park Proposed to Go Above the 101 Freeway Inches Forward
Projections call for work to start in 2016
In Defense* of Los Angeles Times Columnist George Skelton’s Defense of Lawns
The very nature of our democracy front yards is at stake
L.A.’s First Urban Fruit Trail Has Been Vandalized
All but a few of the trees planted in Lafayette Park by children were destroyed last night
Glendale’s Freeway Park Plans Have Us Feeling Things
The city has a completely new look with a green cap over the 134
The Pros and Cons of People Streets
Sunset Triangle deserves its hype. North Hollywood Plaza not so much
There’s a Park For That
In honor of National Public Lands Day (tomorrow), a fun lovers guide to L.A.’s coolest shared spaces
Hidden: Four Odd Gems in the Rough
First Jewish Cemetery
From 1855 to 1902, more than 360 people were buried at this site. By 1911 they’d been moved to a graveyard along Whittier Boulevard in East L.A. Take Lilac Terrace and you’ll find a monument and plaque behind the U.S. Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center.
From 1855 to 1902, more than 360 people were buried at this site. By 1911 they’d been moved to a graveyard along Whittier Boulevard in East L.A. Take Lilac Terrace and you’ll find a monument and plaque behind the U.S. Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Center.
Hidden Green Spaces
In need of a quick dose of R&R? There’s a shady garden with your name all over it
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Metropolitan Water District
Quick Tips for a California-Friendly Garden
Landscape water use accounts for as much as 70 percent of total residential water use
Your “Guerilla Gardener” Gifting Guide
What gift do you give the man who is known as L.A.'s "guerilla gardener"? Stick with what you know he'll like: something plantable
