Controversial California Housing Bill SB 50 Is Back—with Some Big Changes
A new version of pro-development SB 50 gives more control to local municipalities, but many critics remain skeptical of its effects
CityDig: How Baxter Became One of L.A.’s Steepest Streets
From Dead Man’s Curve on Sunset to the impossibly short on-ramps of the Arroyo Seco Parkway, Los Angeles roadways offer many opportunities for white-knuckled motoring. But perhaps none is as terrifying—or as thrill-inducing—as Baxter Street.
A First Look at the Clippers’ New Inglewood Arena
The 26-acre complex is scheduled to open in 2024—but not everyone's looking forward to it
CityDig: L.A.’s Oldest Palm Tree
The fan palm guarding Exposition Park’s Figueroa Street entrance is a survivor of three replantings and a witness to more than 150 years of Los Angeles history. This is its story
The New Petersen Automotive Museum Is Getting Ready to Roll
More than just a souped-up version of its former self, the Petersen is adding velocity to the Miracle Mile
How UCLA Students Fought for—and Won—the Right to Shape Westwood’s Future
Long alienated from the neighborhood advisory process, students and allies have affordable housing in their sights
The Academy Museum Is Restoring This 1939 Mid-Wilshire Landmark
Here's what's happening at Wilshire and Fairfax
Hop Louie Is Coming Back to Life in Chinatown
Closed since 2016, the iconic Chinese dive is being revived by a pair of investors
Take a Peek at Frank Gehry’s New DTLA Tower
The Grand has officially broken ground
Here’s a Map of All the HHH-Funded Housing Projects Slated to Open This Year
The $1.2 billion bond measure got off to a slow start, but 15 projects are set to be completed in 2020
