Tag: A Walker in L.A.
Exploring L.A. at a Stroller’s Pace
Our Walker in L.A. columnist signs off—for now
A Sign of the Times: These New Street Posts Display How Long it Takes to Walk to Nearby Locales
The function of Google Maps—no WiFi needed
This Hollywood Pawn Broker is Selling Jewelry and the California Dream
The sun has been shining here for a long, long time
A Former Pacific Railway Depot Is Hiding Behind a Construction Fence in North Hollywood
This year’s Great Los Angeles Walk provides a look at our city’s transportation history—to those who are looking
New York vs. L.A.: Is Our City a Better Place for Women to Walk? Check Out Our Experiment
Inspired by the recent viral video, Alissa Walker does her own two-week walking tour to see if street harassment is as bad in L.A. as it looks in New York
Beauty and the Salon
Celebrating the quirky good looks of a pink parlour in East L.A.
A Utilitarian Treasure
Alissa Walker uncovers the secret history of this Eagle Rock sign post
1950s L.A. is Alive in Hollywood’s Spaulding Square
How Alissa Walker stepped back in time with one wrong turn
Ecstasy in the 2nd Street Tunnel
Booming bass, bike bells, shrieks of joy, and other highlights from Alissa Walker’s journey downtown
This Arched Expo Could Forever Change the Anaheim Freeway
A sneak peek of ARTIC, Orange County’s new high-speed rail station
