Even with the clearest of minds, personal and historical memory ebb and flow. Recollections of our own past […]
Category Archive: California
In May 2000, the New York Times reported the upcoming demolition of the Crenshaw District’s Holiday Bowl. Built […]
In a critical scene from the 1997 neo-noir “L.A. Confidential,” the ambitious and overzealous Detective Ed Exley (Guy […]
“I remember traveling to Lake Elsinore, which was a long way in those days,” reminisced Zeke Mejia in […]
“If California has made any contribution to sport on a national level, it is in the democratization of […]
After my home, Epiphany is the place that looms largest in my South El Monte life. It was […]
“These people worked on the railroad, they saved their money, they put up a resort, and they lost […]
[Let Summer begin! This week we focus on the role of pools and beaches in American, specifically, SoCal […]