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The Powerful Mexican Woman Who Helped Shape Early Santa Monica

The Powerful Mexican Woman Who Helped Shape Early Santa Monica
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The Secret, Sordid History Of Threemile House, A Den Of Iniquity On The Edge Of 1890s LA

The Secret, Sordid History Of Threemile House, A Den Of Iniquity On The Edge Of 1890s LA
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Morning Brief: Echo Park Lake, Free College, And Car Culture

Echo Park Lake has a reopening date, California’s community colleges have a lot to teach the country, and learn how SoCal car culture intersects with Mid-century architecture.

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How Car Culture Shaped The Crazy, Cool Architecture Of Midcentury LA

Sign up for the Morning Brief, delivered weekdays. Subscribe On February 22, 1929, hundreds of Angelenos crowded on the corner of 10th and Hope streets in downtown Los Angeles. They had come to celebrate the opening of a fantastical, four-story structure designed by esteemed architect Bernard R. Maybeck. Broadcast over radio station KFI, the event was hosted by L.A. Mayor George Cryer and movie star Dolores del Rio. An orchestra played standards and Paul Taylor s Metropolitan Chorus sang popular tunes of the day. May 21, 1928: A customer get service at a Muller Bros. Service Station in Southern California. (Security Pacific National Bank Collection

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Morning Brief: Appointment-Free Vaccines, A Writer s Program, And Fire-Battling Goats

Sign up for the Morning Brief, delivered weekdays. Subscribe The city of L.A. wants to make coronavirus vaccines as all city-run vaccine sites will now be appointment-free. Additionally, health workers will operate some sites for later hours, and another late-night site will open in South L.A. Beginning this week, the city’s vaccination sites at Pierce College and L.A. Southwest College will be open from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. In South L.A., a vaccination site at Green Meadows Recreation Center will now be open from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. In an announcement yesterday, Mayor Eric Garcetti said the move is based on data showing that

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