4.7 in Rancho. Our earthquake game is weak here compared to Reddit. 🤣
At first I thought this was going to be a piece about Uncle Roger, but reality is funnier than anything he could ever put out.
It's 2023. Anything less than symmetrical gigabit is nonsense. We shouldn't have to settle for overpriced crumbs from ISPs.
Welcome to /c/LosAngeles, the ultimate online forum for everything related to the City of Angels! This bustling community is designed for Angelenos, tourists, and dreamers alike, to discuss, discover, and engage with all things LA. From the glittering Hollywood Walk of Fame to the city’s eclectic fo...
No hate towards this community, but I was the only one posting and was wondering where everyone had gone. This community on lemmy.world seems to be the most active. Direct link: https://lemmy.world/c/losangeles
Plus, free ice cream to kick off the summer, a new natural wine bar, and more
Los Angeles officials are looking to implement the first Park Block, a car-free grid of city streets inspired by Barcelona’s Superblock program that will open up public space for pedestrians and cyclists.
I wonder if Spain's famous Super Blocks will translate to LA.
When one thinks of mosquitos, swampy, humid southern states might come to mind first. But according to Orkin, Los Angeles is actually the top “mosquito city” in the United States – for the third st…
Did anyone else hear the loud boom in DTLA?
A feasibility study stated an in-house police department would be able to tailor its strategies and partnerships to matters that are unique to public transportation, such as fare evasion and disorderly conduct.
This was a long time coming! I checked out all the new stations today and they're really nice. The artwork is especially epic at the Bunker Hill station. Metro is also free this entire weekend. I highly recommend you check it out.
Terminal 1 of LAX International Airport was partially evacuated and had traffic halted for several hours as the bomb squad investigated an unattended suspicious package Friday night.
The Microsoft Theater and surrounding area of L.A. Live are getting a new name, AEG officials announced Thursday. Starting July 11, the 4 million-square-foot entertainment district will bear the Pe…
I never realized how much I relied on /r/LosAngeles to find out what was going on in my city. I hope this can be the new home for that. Does anyone know if there are other active LA communities on other instances?