Today we’re talking about the stalled Rail-to-River development—a pedestrian and bikeway that would run adjacent to Slauson Avenue that has undergone planning since 2010. Continue reading What’s Happening on Slauson Avenue?
Believe it or not, South LA is home to one of the very first modern malls in the nation. And that history starts with the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza, locally known as the Crenshaw Mall. Continue reading A Brief History of the Crenshaw Mall
A farmer’s market might not be the first thing that you think of when you think about South LA. But this region has a pretty good one. Continue reading The Crenshaw Farmers Market Is The Best in South LA
Have you ever wondered why South LA has so many gated alleys? Well, odds are you haven’t, but you might find this history interesting, especially if you’re planning to buy a house near one. Continue reading Why Does South LA Have Gated Alleys
You know, South LA is a big place. But some people think it’s a lot bigger than it actually is. Continue reading What’s Actually Considered South LA?
South Los Angeles / South Central, and boy was it an adventure. Continue reading We Tried the Highest-Rated Coffee Shops in South LA
Believe it or not, South LA has some pretty historic buildings. And these three we’ll make you think twice about South LA history. Continue reading 3 Underrated Historic Buildings in South LA
The 90-year-old vision theater in Leimert Park is one of the most recognizable landmarks in South LA and in the city of Los Angeles. Continue reading A Brief History of the Vision Theater in Leimert Park | Vision Theatre in South LA
What are the most expensive homes you can rent in South LA? This week we’re going to figure out. Continue reading The Most Expensive Homes You Can Rent in South LA Right Now
In the unincorporated neighborhood of View Park, you’ll find this pristine and peaceful walking trail on a steep edge of the neighborhood. Continue reading A Look at the Reuben Ingold Park in View Park
The South LA Recap 