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Old Town Music Hall, home to the Mighty Wurlitzer theater pipe organ, has presented countless silent films and cartoons to its modern audiences, and usually without reading sheet music.
A coalition of citizen scientists have been sued by the developers of a 300-acre hillside complex for trespassing and setting up cameras that led to the discovery of a protected species on the project site.
Giant Robot’s GR2 Gallery curated thousands of Post-it note art pieces for its 20th annual Post It Show
The abrupt end to the Assad family’s 54-year rule over Syria was closely watched by residents of the Orange County community.
A sweeping conservation plan addresses the iconic high desert plant’s imperiled future.
The Taco Bell Cantina in Pacifica, Calif., sits at the front line of California’s sea-level rise challenge.
Welcome to Heavy Manners Library, an art space and lending library providing accessible art education to the public
The passing of Proposition 36 and ousting of two progressive D.A.s suggest Californians may be reverting on criminal justice reform.
After nearly a century of providing party essentials for countless family celebrations, Vine American on Melrose Avenue prepares to close before the end of the year.
One year into Israel’s war and on the anniversary of Hamas’ 2023 attack, demonstrators, mourners and theater-goers gathered at UCLA to protest and commemorate Oct. 7.
