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"The Traitors" and internet breakout star Gabby Windey shares that her ideal Sunday in Los Angeles involves visiting a farmers market and enjoying Silver Lake Meadow in more ways than one.

"World of Color Happiness!" is one of the many entertainment offerings at Disneyland's 70th Celebration, an event that's planned to last through summer 2026.

Yosemite National Park was supposed to open its coveted High Sierra Camps this year for the first time since 2018. But the park announced that because potable water and toilets won't be available, the camps won't be opening after all this summer.

The L.A. Times guide to the best motels in California -- with roadside restaurants, roadside attractions and more.

Thousands of motels once advertised coin-operated vibrating mattresses and other phenomena from last century.

Motels in the 1950s and '60s gave away matchbooks as a way to market themselves amid competition. Collectors say motel matchbooks are a connection to the not-so-distant past.

The roadside motel, an innovation conceived in California, turns 100 this year. Travel writer Christopher Reynolds went looking for its birthplace -- and its future.

'What if you could Airbnb more than a place to stay?' asked Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky as the company unveiled the new Airbnb Services, a revamped Airbnb Experiences program and a redesigned app.

Los Angeles is unique in its proximity to many peaceful backpacking campsites that are under an hour's drive away. We picked the best campsites for beginner, intermediate and advanced outdoors explorers.

Averse to the pomp and circumstance that comes with secondhand selling, Quinn Shephard and Francesca Goncalves created a recurring event that feels like a party with friends.