A Data Pro Made a Map That Tracks Where All the Scooters in L.A. Are Concentrated
What's more interesting than where all the e-scooters are? Where they aren't
How Convenient Will Taking the LAX People Mover Be?
Elevators, escalators, and moving sidewalks—but no traffic!
You’ve Heard of NIMBYs—but Who Are the PHIMBYs?
Meet the latest faction in California’s housing wars
L.A.’s Most Interesting and Unusual Streets
From long streets to short streets with really long names
Will a Measure to Help L.A.’s Homeless Become a Historic Public Housing Debacle?
As Prop HHH faces delays, resistance, and skyrocketing costs, its goal of building 1,000 housing units in 10 years is in serious jeopardy
Not All of L.A.’s Architectural Marvels Are Vintage
Peek inside a new book that celebrates more recent additions to the city's beautiful built environment
How Santa Monica Is Trying to Lure People Back to the Third Street Promenade
Can fun chairs, fake grass, and communal pianos make the outdoor mall relevant again?
Guillermo Uribe on the “Gentefication” of East L.A.
With Boyle Heights real estate on the rise, the local bar owner focuses on preserving the neighborhood’s flavor
CityDig: A Freeway for Bicycles? It Happened in Pasadena
Los Angeles has been imagining new ways to get around the city on two wheels. But perhaps nothing today matches the ambition behind a Pasadena millionaire’s turn-of-the-20th-century scheme: a bicycle freeway connecting the Crown City to Los Angeles.
Classic Hollywood Comes to Life in Hail, Caesar!
Make like George Clooney and visit these ten classic film locations