Tag: MacArthur Park
3 L.A. Neighborhoods Worth a Closer Look
You need to get out of the car to appreciate these gems
The Lake at MacArthur Park Has No Remorse
The 14-foot deep body of water has been claiming lives since its early days in the 1890s
More Balls: Thousands of Psychedelic Beach Toys Fill MacArthur Park Lake
Last week it was shade balls. This week it's a Portraits of Hope installation
CityDig: You Think You Know MacArthur Park, But You Have No Idea
This 1917 map traces the tumultuous ups and downs of what was once known as West Lake Park
Ask Chris: There is a Mural Near MacArthur Park of Three People in Lab Coats. Who are they?
Our in-house historian has the answer
Langer’s Deli Helps Save the Urban Fruit Trail
Norm Langer will fund replanting efforts after vandals damaged the Lafayette Park project
L.A.’s First Urban Fruit Trail Has Been Vandalized
All but a few of the trees planted in Lafayette Park by children were destroyed last night
Curtain Call: There’s Singing and Dancing in MacArthur and Memorial Parks
Come one, come all. Levitt Pavilions' free summer concert series kicks off this weekend
Bait And Switch: MacArthur Park Lake Holds More Than Just Fish
Design Director Steve Banks put it all on the line during a holiday fishing trip and got something interesting in return
A Glock in the Park: A Guide to the Gangs of the MacArthur Greens
Since as far back as the mid-’80s, gangs have been fighting for a piece of MacArthur Park. Here's who is running the grounds these days
