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
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
Opened in 2018, Coffee Del Mundo is one of the few independent coffee shops, operating within the South Los Angeles region. Continue reading Video: Coffee Del Mundo: South LA’s Afro-Latino Coffee Shop.
Opened in 2018, Coffee Del Mundo is one of the few independent coffee shops, operating within the South Los Angeles region. Continue reading Coffee Del Mundo: South LA’s Afro-Latino Coffee Shop.
When you take a deeper look at the school’s historical roots, you’ll find this once-predominantly Black school at the crux of segregation in a White neighborhood. Continue reading Susan Miller Dorsey High School: A Brief History
South LA is not known for high rises, but it does have some landmarks worth admiring. Continue reading 5 Landmarks You Need to Visit in South LA
Recently, I had the pleasure to speak with Kim Prince, the owner of Hotville Chicken in the Crenshaw District. Continue reading How South LA’s Hotville Chicken Weathered the COVID-19 Pandemic
Nestled between the busy intersection of La Brea Avenue and Stocker Street, you’ll find this cozy community space in Baldwin Hills. Continue reading A Look at the Norman O. Houston Park in Baldwin Hills
A former high-end hotel with a booming nightclub right here in South LA? Yep. And, boy, does structure have a story that you need to know. Continue reading The Dunbar Hotel History: Its Rise, Fall, and Rebirth
When asked why he built the Watts Towers, Simon Rodia replied, “I had it in my mind to do something big and did it.” Continue reading 3 facts You Didn’t Know about the Watts Towers
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