Why Doesn’t the Sidewalk on Sunset Go All the Way to the Coast?
Ask Chris has the answer
Honda’s First U.S. Headquarters Was Right Here in Los Angeles
The brand recently returned to the Pico Boulevard building where it all began
The DMV Reviewed Thousands of Hilarious Vanity Plate Applications Last Year. These Are Our Favorites
Inside the important job of keeping poop puns, dick jokes, and hate speech off California’s roadways
Did Malibu Ever Have a Railroad?
Well, sort of...
Waze Hijacked L.A. in the Name of Convenience. Can Anyone Put the Genie Back in the Bottle?
Traffic apps turned the city's neighborhoods into "shortcuts." Now furious residents are attempting to take them back, street by street
As LAX’s Curbside Rideshare Pick-Up Ban Goes Into Effect, Here’s What You Need to Know
Beginning October 29, you'll have to ride or hoof it to a new lot just to hail a car
L.A.’s New Diagonal Crosswalks Are Literally Saving Lives
The one in Hollywood is already a huge success
Your Tesla Is Watching–and Recording–You All the Time
From logging location and speed to snapping video of locations and bystanders, every Tesla is a mobile data mine
A USC Professor Is Suing the DMV for Rejecting His Vanity Plate
Jonathan Kotler’s attempt to honor his favorite soccer team was deemed racist—and he’s literally making a federal case out of it
This Was L.A.’s Most Popular Car in 2019
A new study reveals what cars we bought most in 2019