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A Holiday Tradition: DTLA Set to Celebrate 10th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony at Union Station

The Holiday Season has officially arrived. Soon, our storefronts will be dressed with wreaths, old…

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Posted in Editor's Pick Social District Visit DTLA

Everything You Need to Know About the 2025 LA Auto Show: Where Design, Dreams, and Drive Race Toward the Future

In Los Angeles, cars are more than machines—they’re identity, architecture, and storytelling on wheels. Nowhere…

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Posted in Editor's Pick Music To Your Ears Social District

Sabrina Carpenter is on Fire: LA Gets Six More Chances to See Pop’s Hardest-Working Star

Sabrina Carpenter has been dazzling audiences around the globe for over a year now. The…

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Dodgers Parade Generates Los Angeles Pride & Instant Commerce for Downtown Businesses

Oh boy! The Los Angeles Dodgers secured their ninth World Series title, marking a truly…

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Los Angeles Dodgers Win the World Series AGAIN! There Will Be Chaos – Here’s What We Know

Oh, what a truly magical night of spontaneous civic engagement! It seems the Dodgers didn’t just win…

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Posted in Community Matters Editor's Pick Financial District

Voices Elevated: Triumph & Truth Shine at the 61st Annual PRSA-LA PRism Awards

On Thursday, October 9, something extraordinary took place. On the surface, a night of celebration…

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LAte Night Train of Thought: Metro Art, Grand Perfs & Zócalo Arrives on Schedule at Union Station

Metro is set to celebrate the full spectrum of L.A.’s creative community with LAte Night Train of Thought, a…

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Posted in Editor's Pick We Don’t Always Leave…But When We Do

A Thousand and One Screams at Los Angeles Medieval Torture Museum in Hollywood

On Hollywood Boulevard, among the flashing lights and crowds, lies a small storefront that holds…

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Back from the Deep: The Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor Returns to Haunt Halloween

At dusk, the Queen Mary rises through a wall of fog off the Long Beach…

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Posted in Artists in Residence Arts & Culture Editor's Pick Expo/USC

The Saga Continues: Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Set to Land at Exposition Park in 2026

Update: On November 12, 2025, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by George Lucas…

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Posted in Editor's Pick This Week In Sports We Don’t Always Leave…But When We Do

Red Bull Origins: Shredding the Past, Pushing the Future of Skateboarding

The year is 1970. The streets of Santa Monica and Venice are buzzing with a…

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Posted in Civic District Community Matters Editor's Pick

Roofs, Solar Energy, and Resolve: Check Out the Sunny Side of Jewish Solar Challenge

Late summer light hits Encino’s rooftops like a promise. On Valley Beth Shalom’s campus, more…

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