Recently, when researching a story in East LA, I discovered Lincoln Park. When traveling down Mission Road, just past the USC Health Sciences Campus, is where it’s located. Upon first blush its small lake with [...]
Although Los Angeles has had its fair share of musical bands and musicians originating and playing here, there’s always been a dearth of Mexican Rock’n’Roll bands that made it into mainstream Rock & Roll culture [...]
At just over 6 miles, Cesar E. Chavez Avenue is actually a fairly new Los Angeles Street. Inaugurated in 1994, and named in honor of the famous union leader César Chávez, the street starts at [...]
The Eastside Bike Club asks…….are you ready for a Throwdown? If you’re looking for Tamales, then don’t miss the “LA TAMALE THROWDOWN.” All of the action takes place on Friday, November 12th, at 2:00pm, at [...]
One of the things I love most about living in Los Angeles is that at any time and place, you’re able to find new and different things anywhere in the city. Turn any corner and [...]
Each time I venture outside of the Westside and travel to other parts of Los Angeles, the more I’m fascinated by the various enclaves throughout our fair city–from Cypress Park, Eagle Rock, Silver Lake, and [...]
If you’ve ever driven up Silver Lake Boulevard, which is a fun road to drive, you’ll notice the gorgeous lake which is in the middle of Los Angeles. While test driving my Chevrolet Cruze on [...]
The 30th Annual Sunset Junction Street Fair begins on August 21st and 22nd. Along with its 5 music stages, food, entertainment, and tons of fun, the Street Fair will no doubt be a great place [...]
When walking around the Echo Park, and Silver Lake area, you’re bound to encounter an area where there’s quite a few steps–more germane, several thousand steps. Some of the steps are hidden, others are in [...]
And where you’re a million miles from the city, but still in the city. It’s located in Highland Park/Hermon and is the only California trailer park that has historical designated status in the entire nation. [...]
Los Angeles is full of many different people, cultures, neighborhoods, and things to do. I’m always amazed at the variety of our city’s diversity. One problem that’s the subject of much lore, is that living [...]
Recently, I was fortunate to have dinner at El Huarchito, in Spanish better known as “Authentoc Sabor Mexicano.” Although it’s located somewhat off the “beaten path,” its food is bountiful, delicious, affordable, and delectable. Its [...]
With the upcoming opening of the Gold Line Extension soon approaching, I wanted to provide a quick preview of the route and its proposed stops. The Metro’s Gold Line Extension features include: Six miles of [...]
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