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A Mural in East L.A. Paints History of Water in California
A new mural recently completed in Boyle Heights is part of a global campaign to empower young people in the preservation of water.
Read & DiscussThis Mother's Day, Take Your Mom to Unique LA
Take mom to the city's largest art and design fair so you can pick out just the right gift that says "thank you for hosting me in your uterus."
Read & DiscussA New Cafe on L.A.'s Skid Row Serves Crafts, Coffee, and Community
A new store and cafe in Skid Row houses the creative work of formerly homeless women from the Downtown Women's Center.
Read & DiscussFive L.A. Farmers' Markets Where the Produce Is as Pretty as the View
How about securing your strawberries on top of a mountain?Here are five lesser-known local farmers' markets that look as juicy as the citrus.
Read & DiscussOsama bin Laden Reported Dead
The New York Times is reporting that Osama bin Laden is dead. President Obama's statement can be seen at WhiteHouse.gov
Read & DiscussRazed L.A. Landmarks Rise Again on Vintage Los Angeles
A Facebook group curated by a television producer gives Angelenos a daily dose of the Los Angeles that's gone forever.
Read & DiscussA New Cultural Center Brings Mexican American Voices to L.A.'s Birthplace
A new museum situated at the site of L.A.'s birthplace uses a series of engaging video walls on a public walkway to draw potential visitors inside.
Read & DiscussThe Speed of Rail Competition
Life at the Speed of Rail is a competition that asks designers and architects to submit their ideas for how high-speed rail can impact the...
Read & DiscussThe Cause/Affect Design Competition
Cause/Affect is a biennial, international design competition that celebrates the work of designers and organizations who set out to positively...
Read & DiscussHeirloom LA's New Food Truck Pairs Local Fare with the City's Best Watering Holes
One of L.A.'s most sought-after catering companies is taking their show on the road with a food truck that's sure to raise the bar.
Read & DiscussDonate Your Time (or Share Your Tools) for the L.A. River's Day of Service
We've teamed up with NeighborGoods to help anyone share tools for this weekend's massive river clean-up, taking place at 14 locations in the city.
Read & DiscussRoger Ebert Wins the New Yorker Caption Contest
After 107 attempts, Roger Ebert has won The New Yorker cartoon caption contest. Editor Bob Mankoff posts several of his submissions, plus one...
Read & DiscussThe East L.A. Bookstore That Acts Like a Library Annex
A lending library and used bookstore in L.A.'s Boyle Heights is serving a community when the local library can't.
Read & DiscussCheck Out Photos from GOOD LA's Launch Weekend
Earlier this month we celebrated the publication of the Los Angeles issue of our magazine, as well as the launch of GOOD LA our new local community.
Read & DiscussDesign for Reuse
The Design for Reuse Knowledge Exchange is an online encyclopedia for best reuse practices in construction.
Read & DiscussWatch the Moving Video Diary of Slain Photojournalist Tim Hetherington
Two journalists were killed by an explosion in Libya yesterday. Here's the beautiful, emotional video diary that one of them left behind.
Read & DiscussShow Some Love for L.A.'s Lowly Loquat
L.A.'s most ubiquitous—and delicious—fruit is ready to be harvested. But most people don't even know it exists.
Read & DiscussSouthern California's First Separated Bike Lanes Open in Long Beach
Long Beach is the first SoCal city to build protected bike lanes which will separate cyclists from cars. It's about time.
Read & DiscussL.A.'s Expo Line Is Halfway to the Sea: How You Can Make Sure it Gets There
As L.A.'s newest rail line rolls closer to completion, Angelenos have a unique opportunity to help determine its direction.
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