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A decade after its first run, the Koreatown group now draws hundreds each week and has expanded far beyond the neighborhood.
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For those who want a little something different than the brand name fares.
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You don’t have to hike 12 miles over a High Sierra mountain pass to be a trail angel — but we did, and it was magical.
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Lovingly named Sunshine, the queen palm has been displaced from its home at the corner of First and Hill streets in downtown L.A. — the site of the new, expanded Colburn School of Music.
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Irvine is the home base for PAC-MAN, and a new exhibit offers an opportunity to brush up on your ghost-gobbling skills in anticipation for the newest game release.
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Full Circle Thrift, a nonprofit thrift store in Altadena, reopened this week, six months after the Eaton Fire devastated the neighborhood.
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With the entertainment industry still hurting from the pandemic and strikes, young filmmakers are finding work making bingeable micro dramas designed to be watched on phones.Listen 4:05
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Summer and childhood bike rides go hand in hand, but most kids today don't get as much freedom as kids used to. LAist listeners share their childhood memories of riding their bikes through L.A.'s neighborhoods.
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The Long Beach aquarium's June Keyes Penguin Habitat now houses 15 penguins.
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A Mexican American creative who moved to Mexico, as well as a Mexico City native, discuss the “Mexican Dream.”Listen 26:30
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L.A.-area artists tap into cartooning, one-color graphic design and painting to give a voice to people protesting detentions.
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From punk and soul to jarocho and Chicano rock, the landmark L.A. Plaza exhibit celebrates generations of musicians often overlooked by the mainstream
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A majestic “counterpoint” to the park’s namesake trees, the cave is welcoming visitors back after recovering from fire and storm damage.
