Preservationists hope to secure city monument status for three historic Los Angeles Times buildings, which could hinder a plan to redevelop the downtown block where they stand.
City officials last week accepted an application to the Cultural Heritage Commission to officially recognize the buildings,...
Glendale library to display exhibit on Korean comfort womenThe face of a former sex slave stares at visitors when they enter an exhibit on the first floor of the Glendale Downtown Central Library.
The woman was one of many Korean women who were enslaved by the Japanese Imperial Army … Read MoreRaging Cranston fire cuts path of destruction in mountain communitiesIt was little more than a grave of scorched remains.
Appliances burned beyond recognition, a charred bathtub, twists of metal pipe. Slabs of concrete that once served as walls stood next to a chimney of blackened stone.
Signs… Read MoreWest Coast premiere of comedy ‘Three Days in the Country’ features partner castingActor Nike Doukas was praised by an audience member for her chemistry with actor Leo Marks in the play, “Three Days in the Country,” which is receiving its West Coast premiere at the Antaeus Theatre in Glendale.
That chemistr… Read MoreReports: Cole Hamels traded to Cubs for prospectsThe Chicago Cubs have acquired left-hander Cole Hamels from the Texas Rangers for several low minor league prospects, according to several sources, including the Dallas Morning News and Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
The teams agr… Read MoreRobert Garcia Jr., 4, is enjoying San Fernando football practices
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