Are you ready for a little food? Well, not really a little, but more like a lot.
At the LA Street Food Fest, you get your choice of 60 vendors; hot gourmet food trucks, old school [...]
Mark your calendars: The Old Pasadena Film Festival starts tonight. The Pasadena Film Festival is totally free. That’s right, it’s a free four-week movie series that unites film with urban settings, taking place on Thursdays, [...]
Unless you live at the far end of the desert, traffic is a woeful inevitability in California.
Whether it’s rush hour, a pot hole that has grown big enough to swallow a Buick, or some [...]
The Metro Gold Line is moving eastward, all the way to the Ontario Airport.
This is great news especially in light of last week’s very successful opening of the Edward R. Roybal Gold Line Eastside Extension. [...]
Artist Chusien Chang packed a punch with her amazing design aesthetic, as you can see from the photo above. The Chinatown Metro station– set in an open-air ambiance–creates a compelling effect; it’s amazing visually and [...]
Synonymous with Pasadena, is the Colorado Street Bridge. My heartfelt devotion to magnificent archways, architecture, form, and function, was satiated during my visit.
Build in 1913, the Colorado Street Bridge, spans the Arroyo Seco, and [...]
As I entered the Pasadena Civic Center, it felt like I had just entered into a bygone era of worlds, cities, and architecture, all combined. Although Pasadena is relatively new compared to the Classical and [...]
Currently all the rage, as made popular by Facebook and Twitter, short phrases which complete the idiom “Travelin’ Local is,” are all too common, vernacular, and often times lose the entire context.
However on this previous [...]
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