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The group is moving into a 110,000-square-foot space at OCVibe, the mixed-use entertainment district in development near the Honda Center.

It's a journey through volcanoes, salt lakes, pine forests, aspens and a valley that stretches across the horizon.

Native plant advocates question why the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art didn't use more California plants in its California-inspired garden. In response, they offer to help add more native plants to the mix.

The growing practice of outdoor ecotherapy, specifically walk-and-talk therapy, uses rhythmic steps and ambient sensory grounding to help clients open up.

Part community center, part A-list retreat, L.A.'s banya culture is thriving -- and steeped in rich history and Old Hollywood lore.

At Blue Mondays at the Fable in Eagle Rock, expect ballads and belting, crying, camaraderie, free "prozac" shots and regulars. Oh, and the winner gets a Garfield "I hate Mondays" shirt.

A powerful, brief downpour sent Disneyland visitors scrambling for cover Friday night, closed rides and flooded parts of Frontierland as workers tried to clear backed-up drains.

The historic Mt. Waterman Ski Resort, one of Southern California's steepest ski resorts and only an hour from downtown Los Angeles, was relisted for sale on Wednesday at $3,275,000.

Since the 1990s, the Beaux-Arts hotel has been called 'zombie building' because of its idleness. But with the Olympics coming and changes happening downtown, its owner believes now is the time to welcome guests in again.

As a woman in her 50s living in youth-obsessed Los Angeles, I was well aware of my age. Thankfully, my husband still gazes at me with desire and love.