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Past articles by Shayna Rose:
There’s a New Twist in Natalie Wood’s Unsolved Drowning
What did actor Robert Wagner know about that night? → Read More
How the New Police Commission President Plans to Keep the Peace
Crime and police shootings are on the rise, causing friction between the LAPD and the people it serves. Matthew Johnson wants to change that → Read More
The Contributor Q&A: Craig Byrd
In his Curtain Call column, the tireless theatergoer writes about L.A. stage productions large and small → Read More
The Contributor Q&A: Caroline on Crack
Meet the cocktail expert who keeps our drink blog, Liquid L.A., abuzz → Read More
See Ednita Kelly's Totally Inspired and Award-Winning Book Bike
The San Pedro librarian’s innovative tome delivery system may signal a new movement → Read More
The Weekender: Antigua, Guatemala
Good food, rich culture, pretty vistas—an age-old Mayan city that will quench your wanderlust → Read More
The Contributor Q&A: Alison Martino
She transports readers back in time with Vintage Los Angeles, her biweekly CityThink column about L.A.’s bygone legends → Read More
The Dinner Party Is a Meet-up for Millenials In Mourning
What could be a downer is instead a modern, affirming take on life after loss → Read More
USC’s Jovan Vavic is One of the Winningest—and Colorful–Coaches in Collegiate History
Relentless, loud, and eternally demanding, the Eastern European expat has built a water polo dynasty that rivals the Wizard of Westwood's basketball crown → Read More
Some L.A. High School Students Are Learning Physics on a Virtual Reality Race Track
Does the future of education look like Google Cardboard? → Read More
Why Photographer Martin Schoeller Turns His Camera on L.A.’s Homeless
Inside the award-winning portrait artist’s most powerful project yet → Read More
L.A.’s Newest Celebrity Baby Has Whiskers
Get a sneak peek of mountain lion P-23’s six-month-old kitten → Read More
What We Know About the Mass Shooting in San Bernardino
What We Know About the Mass Shooting in San Bernardino Heartbreaking news out of San Bernardino. Two-and-a-half hours after San Bernardino police received the first call reporting shots fired inside the Inland Regional Center, a social services office in the 1300 block of Waterman Avenue, authorities have confirmed “there are fatalities” in the mass shooting. At a press conference moments ago,… → Read More
L.A.’s Forgotten Parrots Are Helping Veterans Living with PTSD
Tucked behind a baseball field on the VA campus in Westwood is a parrot sanctuary that doubles as a therapy site → Read More
Scene It Before: Hotel Cortez from American Horror Story: Hotel
The show’s eerie inn is a mash-up of several real L.A. locations—but the former Cecil Hotel isn’t one of them → Read More
L.A. Is Making a Big Push to Curb Homelessness. Will Small Houses Play a Role?
Advocate Elvis Summers offers up one inside-the-box solution → Read More
Hiding in Plain Sight: Whitey Bulger’s Secret SoCal Hangouts
The infamous criminal wasn’t a shut-in during his years on the lam in sunny Santa Monica. Here’s where you could have spotted one of the country’s most notorious fugitives → Read More
Eight Crimes That Changed L.A.
High-profile murders, like that of Elizabeth Short and Robert Kennedy, top this violent list, which ran as a sidebar to “Darkness Descends on the City of Angels,” a September 1988 feature by Harlan Ellison → Read More
L.A. on Fire: Ted Soqui's Dramatic Images of the 1992 Riots
Even photographers were targets during the 1992 melee. How one captured the chaos in black and white → Read More