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Micro amusement park Two Bit Circus suddenly closed its downtown location earlier this year. Now it's back, at least for a few weeks, with plans to once again find a permanent location.

Four years ago, fire ravaged 97% of Big Basin Redwoods State Park in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Today, a hike on the Redwood Loop Trail is full of inspiring new growth.

With the rising popularity of these pre-departure spaces, stopping into a lounge for a cocktail, chef-prepared meal or even a manicure has become a more common part of the air-travel experience.

On the menu for chef Molly Baz's ideal Sunday in L.A. is hiking in Altadena, eating a sandwich at Bub and Grandma's and relaxing at the Huntington gardens.

Disneyland Resort turns 70 in July, but the celebration will begin on May 16 with the launch of multiple entertainment options and the arrival of a Walt Disney robot.

Disney California Adventure's Festival of Holidays is a 'tapestry of diversity,' focusing on the cultures that inspired Disney films.

A Long Beach couple wanted to visit Lukens Lake, but a sudden shift in weather left them stranded with no overnight gear.

From taco stands to beach trips to Jacaranda trees in the late spring, Los Angeles has some distinct aromas. Describe the smells that remind you of L.A. in our reader poll.

The eerie atmosphere is no joke at the infamous Clown Motel, where a haunting reputation has drawn scores of curious visitors.

Barre, fried lobster in Crenshaw and plenty of cartoons are on the slate for the outspoken comedian.