With Black Friday right around the corner, holiday decorations popping up everywhere, and the frenzy December is so well known for, I thought a quick list of some of the best holiday shopping in the [...]
The election is over, Halloween has been tricked and treated, and from the looks of it, this weekend is a chance to kick back and spend some quality time at home, or at the movie [...]
We all know that economically, times are tough for all. Many businesses are struggling to make ends meet; indeed, too many have had to closed. Others are on the precipice of doing the same. To [...]
Welcome to Main Street, U.S.A., at the intersection of Glassell and Chapman in Orange. At the center of the traffic circle, Plaza Square has been a welcome gathering place for over a century. Within easy [...]
If you live in Los Angeles, I’m sure you’ve heard of UNIQUE LA, the largest independent design show in the country. With over 300 hand-selected designers and artists, UNIQUE LA is an exciting two-day shopping [...]
Hip Santa Monica is famous for its beaches, food, and shopping. But did you that for the remainder of this week, almost forty of Santa Monica’s better known business establishments are working with Yelp,in offering [...]
So many things to get, so little time. Maybe you’re looking for that special blouse and cool pair of jeans you’ve been wanting to purchase for yourself. Maybe you’ve been invited to a June wedding, [...]
With its Disney Concert Hall like architecture, Crystals, the luxury shopping center inside CityCenter, was conceptualized and designed by the powerhouse duo of the renowned architects Daniel Libeskind, and David Rockwell. Crystals is a high [...]
Mapping Los Angeles Stores’ for Christmas serves to honor the annual activity which is part of our local and national culture; and an annual activity that many locals practice year round, by day, week, weekend, [...]
Summer is soon coming to a close, the school year is restarting, and people are returning from their vacations. So today Travelin’ Local is visiting the beautiful beach and upscale village town of Laguna Beach [...]
Burbank, for decades the butt of the Tonight Show’s Johnny Carson’s jokes, used to be a long time laid back working class town. Over the last few years, however, it’s become home to many movie [...]
Not too long ago, the areas around The Grove, were run-down older apartment buildings, motels, and the hither and yearn of urban decay– so typical of inner-city life and living. Then something changed—the private sector [...]
Farmers Market early beginnings were humble to say the least. It originally opened 75 years ago with only 18 farmers, who paid $.50 each to rent space for them to sell their colorful harvests. Farmers [...]
Over the years, Culver City has gone through a metamorphosis. Gone are its days as a sleepy working class enclave. It’s now a modern, thriving intersection of the arts and motion pictures industries; a design, [...]
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