A short history of the Lloyd Wright-designed fortress | Continue reading
In 1918, LA Times reporter Grace Kingsley went to visit Krotona, the national headquarters of the Theosophical Society. This idealistic community of around 300 or so was nestled in the hills of... | Continue reading
A 1.5-mile stretch would be open to pedestrians, bikes, scooters, and buses—but not private vehicles. | Continue reading
It’s the possible the bill will return for reconsideration soon. | Continue reading
It's long been suggested the iconic Red Cars fell victim to a conspiracy by automakers. | Continue reading
LA’s transit network will look dramatically different in 11 years. | Continue reading
Unpacking Assembly Bill 1482. | Continue reading
Downtown could become the city’s first neighborhood to do away with parking minimums | Continue reading
Helicopter-like aircraft could transport people around Los Angeles by 2023. | Continue reading
At a scale that few individual investors could match. | Continue reading
Some rush-hour commutes are taking 50 percent longer. | Continue reading
From Google to Amazon, the biggest names in new media and tech are putting down big roots in LA. | Continue reading
New tolls on drivers could cover rides on trains and buses. | Continue reading
Not only does the promise of cheap and plentiful parking encourage more driving, lots are making the cost of building new apartments more expensive. | Continue reading
3.5 million new homes by 2025. | Continue reading
The lawmaker also plans to propose congestion pricing for LA. | Continue reading
A new report suggests 19 percent of Californians are impoverished. | Continue reading
Users will be able to view nearby transit routes with real-time arrival information. | Continue reading
LA’s image is a city of ranch homes and Craftsman bungalows. | Continue reading
At least three of the people who spoke during public comment work or have worked for Musk. | Continue reading
Across Los Angeles, property owners are trying to entice tenants to leave. | Continue reading
The city may try dockless bikes instead. | Continue reading
Thanks to a ballot measure to divide California into three states, that’s one question LA voters will have to decide this fall. | Continue reading
Transportation innovations deployed for the 1984 Summer Olympics are even more relevant today. | Continue reading
Commercial brokers expect a new wave of startups will fill space left by Snap’s departure. | Continue reading