50 years ago the first major gay rights demonstration happened in Silver Lake
A police raid at the Black Cat Tavern led to protests outside the gay bar that predated the Stonewall riots by more than two years. The event will be commemorated Saturday.
Art Deco-style Firestone building on La Brea might be reborn as microbrewery
The neighborhood association is opposed the plans because of the proposed 2 a.m. closing time, vagrants, and "possible aromas from the brewing operation."
Longtime LA home of legendary Disney artist hits the market for $3.228M
The La Cañada Flintridge home was designed by architect Ted Criley, Jr., one the "forgotten modernists." The listing describes it as "a modern wood and glass celebration of slanting rooflines and asymmetrical layout.".
For $1.65M, a condo in historic Spanish Revival courtyard complex
Located off the Sunset Strip, the Andalusia was built in 1926. The unit that has come up for sale is a beauty with a grand fireplace, arched entryways, and wood-beamed ceilings.
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Mapping LA's newest landmarks
Los Angeles is ringing in the new year with more than a handful of new local landmarks. Over the past few months, the city's Cultural Heritage Commission awarded the designation to seven structures, including the first LA home of Walt Disney.
Taylor Swift wants to landmark her storied Beverly Hills estate
In 2015, the pop star payed $25 million cash for the six-bedroom Samuel Goldwyn estate, which sits just behind the Beverly Hills Hotel.
The Formosa Cafe is closed, but the building remains protected
Formosa Cafe was an old celebrity haunt and a beloved Los Angeles institution. It closed suddenly in December, and it’s not certain what’s next for the space—but the building is landmarked.
Gorgeous condos for sale in 1920s French Normandy-style complex in West Adams
The French Normandy Revival-style fourplex was designed in 1921 by Edward Butler Rust, architect of a number of period revival apartment buildings around Los Angeles, including Wilshire Boulevard’s lavish Los Altos.