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13 More of the Scariest Places in Los Angeles
Follow this trail to discover 13 of L.A.'s most infamous murder houses, serial killer lairs, creepy cemeteries, a haunted forest, and even a party-hearty spirit and a friendly canine spook.
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L.A. Neighborhood View Park Added to National Register of Historic Places
On July 12, 2016, View Park was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This landmark Los Angeles neighborhood is the largest Federal Historic District in the country based on African American history.
Vijay Gupta: Building Community With Music
Vijay Gupta, First Violin at the LA Phil, shares his favorite things about L.A., including playing in two world-class music venues, dining out, and overseeing the nonprofit music organization that he co-founded, Street Symphony.
The Best Places in Los Angeles to Pop the Question
From museums to alien landscapes, read on for the best places in Los Angeles to propose.
Ford Theatres: The Story of an L.A. Icon
The landmark amphitheatre reopened in July 2016 after a $66-million renovation designed by Levin & Associates Architects with Mia Lehrer + Associates landscape architects. The project was initiated in 2012 and required a 21-month closure of the amphitheatre - programming during construction took place at off-site venues.
Celebrate Chinese Culture in Los Angeles During Golden Week
Founded in 1938, Chinatown’s Central Plaza by day is a gathering place for the elders in the neighborhood, whether it’s for a game of chess or a sweet bun and tea from Phoenix, the area’s oldest bakery. By night, the statue of martial arts star Bruce Lee watches over the 1930s era facades, while art galleries host openings, bustling new restaurants serve the latest dishes and live music serenades visitors.
Hollywood Forever: The Story of an L.A. Icon
Hollywood Forever's charms are somewhat hidden. Drive by and you might barely notice it, unless you're trying to make your way past the line of cars snaking out onto Santa Monica Boulevard some Saturday night. (More on that later.) Tucked off of a busy stretch a few blocks east of Vine Street, it's easily accessible by bus. Visitors can tour the grounds for free from Monday through Sunday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Discover Molly Ringwald's Los Angeles
Molly Ringwald, the ginger-haired "It Girl" of the 80s, shares her favorite L.A. places
Discover the Best Pokémon Go Locations on the Metro Expo Line
Here to take you on a whirlwind tour of the Metro Expo Line, meet L.A.’s adventurous, colorful, and cutest new tour guides: the Pokémon in your pocket.