AAMLO will receive nearly $20,000 to preserve rare films and audio that were donated in 1992.

The converted van carries books, laptops, tablets, electronic charging stations and a WiFi hot spot.

Each human-sized statue has been customized by a local artist.

White Horse Bar has been a popular LGBTQ+ hangout since 1933.

The nonprofit also offers free showers to homeless residents in LA and SF.

“There’s been a lot of safety problems here and this is our attempt to resolve that," said a city employee.

“We just try to make it a really good time for everyone,” said one owner.

The collective has a free, sit-down meal on Magnolia Street planned for May 20.

Residents and merchants took direct action to call attention to the poor state of the roadway.

The Temescal Telegraph Business Improvement District wants adjacent neighborhoods to consider themselves stakeholders in Temescal.

The Temescal Telegraph Improvement District wants to convert the flatiron plaza to a pedestrian-friendly space.

The urban farm promotes food security for 26 members spread across six houses.

The nonprofit works to divert waste from landfills by recycling donated goods into low-cost art supplies.