Intelligent City Planning is a key component to a city’s vibrancy and overall well being. There is no human endeavor that is not intimately affected by it, and for it to succeed, local citizens and [...]
In conjunction with Pacific Standard Time, Richard Telles Fine Art presents a selection of paintings and drawings by James Hayward that span from 1972 to 1979. Having worked in Los Angeles for over 30 years, [...]
Well, after waiting almost 360 days, Christmas is finally here. After all the normal shopping reports, traffic messes, and holiday decorating, the Day has finally arrived. Christmas in LA doesn’t mean snow and cold weather, [...]
If Los Angeles is known for anything besides its glamor, glitz, and being the entertainment capital, it’s our ethnic diversity that tells another side of who we are. Our population’s ethnicity ranges from Latinos to [...]
About 7 months ago, world-renowned architect John Lautner would have marked his 100th birthday. Lautner, who studied with Frank Lloyd Wright, is credited with over 200 enigmatic and successful building designs, spanning over 5 decades. [...]
After a dull corporate label driven decade of bad records and music ranging for most of the 70′s, rock and pop fans became legitimately disoriented to the music (Rock and Roll), that they had come [...]
If you’ve ever visited or work in downtown Los Angeles, I’m sure you’ve noticed the difference in many of the buildings. It’s a mixture of new high rises and old architectural wonders. Although over the [...]
First opened in 1926, Los Angeles Public Library’s Central Library is the third largest in the nation, and its subject departments contain more than 2.6 million books; 10,000 magazine subscriptions; 3 million historic photographs; 5 [...]
Los Angeles Expo Center, a premiere recreation, sports, learning, cultural, neighborhood, and special events location, is right in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. To be honest, I’m jealous of the residents and students who [...]
Hopefully you’ve heard about it by now For those that haven’t yet it’s the new art exhibit that’s garnering a lot of attention right here right now in Los Angeles. On exhibition for over 6 [...]
According to the 2011 Annual Urban Mobility Report (PDF), by the Texas Transportation Institute, Los Angeles traffic congestion has declined from a few years ago; however, some of this is due to the current economic [...]
To be sure, Los Angeles is quite often an expensive place to live and play; however, if you’re on a budget, there’s still plenty of activities to do, go, and see. However, from Santa Monica [...]
Let’s crunch some numbers and export them into a data matrix regarding Commuting Statistics for Los Angeles County. The data contained herein is based on information and statistics from the 2010 Census presented at American [...]
Are you looking for a fun way to spend a Sunday afternoon? Recall that everyday the streets of LA are clogged with traffic; so this event makes it that more special. On Sunday, October 9th, [...]
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