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The plan includes coffee, a stop at the comic book store and hiking with the bros -- that is, if he decides to leave the house.

The weathered gems along the two-lane stretch that runs north from Baker toward the Nevada border.

Amid a record-breaking wave of anti-trans legislation, Sam Rypinski's gender-neutral Everybody Gym offers a vital sanctuary for queer athletes and allies in Los Angeles.

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The Times and nonprofit Zócalo Public Square co-hosted a hike that explored California history and a lush oak woodland.

After living in 12 spaces over 10 years, Tori Adams made a home in a Beverly Hills rental bungalow. She worked with Kiki Tolles of Rooms by Kiki to give her home a fresh feel.

The 13-acre-plus savanna at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park features a curved bridge overlooking a savanna, allowing elephants to walk under guests.

Their stories involve a sitar, a surfboard, a famous writer and several root beer floats.

The year brought cultural milestones to L.A., from Kobe's final game to the rise of selfie culture to all things Issa Rae.

I let the Mexiclan -- a text chat of my closest friends -- know what I was about to do. Memes citing the farting scene from "Blazing Saddles" and others too rude to mention in a family paper immediately pinged on my phone.