Los Angeles Lifestyle

When the city began bulldozing the Los Angeles neighborhood he loved—the neighborhood he lived in—Leo Politi protested in the only way he knew how.

He made art.

Bunker Hill had captivated his imagination from the moment he arrived from Fresno in the mid-1930s and...

The day has come. Hudson Yards, the largest and most expensive private real estate development in US history, opens its retail & restaurant area this Friday in Manhattan’s West Side after five years of renovations and 25 billion US dollars invested. Located in what used to be an abandoned rail yard, Hudson Yards spans over 18 million square feet, one million of which is dedicated to retail space. It includes more than 100 shops and restaurants, office buildings, 4,000 residences, tw...

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One year after buying the immense California Market Center (CMC) in Downtown Los Angeles, Brookfield has unveiled plans for a $170-million overhaul of the 1.85-million-square-foot complex.

Built over 50 years ago on a city block bounded by Olympic Boulevard, 9th Street, Main Street, and Los Angeles Street, the three buildings of CMC have long served as a hub of the wholesale apparel industry, and is bille...

Film Independent announced last week that the 2018 L.A. Film Festival, which wrapped on September 28, will be the last for the festival in its current form. The nonprofit has organized the annual festival since 2001, and hosted L.A.F.F.’s predecessor fest, L.A. Independent Film Festival, for six additional years before that. Now, the organization is rethinking how to best reach a changing audience of movie lovers and filmmakers. Going forward, they’ll be focusing on a slate of yea...

Something's brewing in northern L.A. County. And it's more than your grande low-fat peppermint mocha. After a super-tight race, Republican incumbent

Sam Schuchat, executive director of the Coastal Conservancy, said that "throughout this process, the Conservancy has sought the best outcome for the people of California, both in terms of public access and balancing the risks and costs of continued litigation. If, through this ruling, the court believes the outcome of the case could be more favorable to the public, we are happy to pursue that."