Tag: Feature
Family of Murdered Boy Anthony Avalos Wants More Than a Guilty Verdict
The murdered child's family and prosecutor Jon Hatami want the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services to be reformed
An Intense Look Back at the Griffith Park Fire of 2007
Los Angeles experiences more wildfires than any other American city
10 Intense Southern California Trails For Avid Hikers
If you provide the boots and the gumption, we’ll get you there. A secret waterfall. A lost mountain city. A wild river gorge. Time to hit the trail
Remembering Dave Dutton, and Dutton’s Books
Editor-in-Chief Mary Melton’s farewell to the bookstore and its beloved owner
A Shot In The Dark: The Unknown Story Behind L.A.’s Most Celebrated Photograph
Architect Pierre Koenig’s Case Study House No. 22 was unlike anything ever constructed
Sex, Drugs, and Textbooks: Inside L.A.’s Most Controversial Educational Experiment
Uni High tapped into the pop-psych teachings of the '70s to create one of the most bizarre curriculums of the era
The End: What Really Happens After You Die?
Death in L.A. can be an odd undertaking
The Road Taken
How an around-the-world adventure taught a former newscaster lessons about what it means to be home
The Cop Whisperer
No filmmaker has captured the LAPD like writer-director David Ayer, whose latest, End of Watch, delves into the inner lives of those who protect and serve
Chefs of the Year
//Fasten your aprons—this could get delicious. The 20 recipients of our first-ever Chef Awards won for more than just their exceptional cooking. Over the past 12 months they...
