, 
With Los Angeles coming off its fourth straight record-setting year for visitors, L.A.’s increasing occupancy continues to encourage more hotel-development activity. Read on for our guide to new and upcoming hotels that are destined to become part of L.A.’s thriving lodging scene.
After seven critically acclaimed seasons, Parks and Recreation took its final bow on Feb. 24, 2015. Pay tribute to Pawnee and discover how Los Angeles played a role in this beloved sitcom.
TRIPPY EXPERT BLURB
Los Angeles is the best city to experience the quintessential endless summer in Southern California. We rounded up eight of the best beaches in L.A., from Malibu to the South Bay. Read More →
The Chinese American community in Los Angeles dates to the 1850s, but it wasn’t until 1938 that the Downtown L.A. neighborhood that once held Little Italy officially became known as Chinatown. Now, eight decades later, Chinatown is experiencing a revival. Restaurants like Eastside Market Italian Deli, Nick’s Café, Philippe the Original, Phoenix Inn and Sam Woo are still going strong. Discover 17 top picks from an increasingly diverse crop.
With over 4,600 boat slips, Marina del Rey is the largest man-made small-craft harbor in North America. Prior to its development, the Marina was a marshland popular for fishing and duck hunting. Various development plans date back to the 1880s, but it wasn’t until 1954 that President Dwight D. Eisenhower authorized the Army Corps of Engineers to dredge the Marina as a federal project. Over 50 years later, the Marina is a thriving residential and boating community with year-round water sports, waterfront dining, and harbor cruises.
The entertainment spotlight once again shined on Los Angeles as award season culminated in grand fashion at The Oscars. Glitz and glamour have been on full display the last few months as the world’s biggest movie, TV and music stars shared the magical red carpet at the world’s most prestigious award ceremonies.
Located just south of Downtown Los Angeles, Exposition Park is home to a world-class collection of museums, sports facilities and recreational areas. Exposition Park also offers diverse cultural, entertainment and educational activities. The 160-acre site was founded as Agricultural Park in 1872 and subsequently renamed Exposition Park in 1910. The park has since become one of L.A.’s premier cultural and special event destinations.
We would like to introduce a few new fantastic additions to our Sales team at LATCB – while both their names look similar and they each boast a wealth of experience, we wanted to make sure there wasn’t any confusion.
More than 2,200 exhibition and events industry professionals gathered in Los Angeles to take part in networking, education sessions and a bustling floor show at the International Association of Exhibitions and Events (IAEE) Expo! Expo! this past December.
From science fiction and action to holiday and horror, read on for our guides to the best film and TV locations in Los Angeles.
