Sarah Nash

The largest art event in the entire United States is happening right now in Southern California.  (previously known as Pacific Standard Time) is back this September. The theme this year is Art & Science Collide. It...

It’s hard to believe that only began in October of 2004. It seems like this incredibly useful website filled with crowd-sourced reviews about businesses, , and tourist attractions has been around forever. In honor of ,...

Randy’s Donuts is a Los Angeles staple for good reason, and they’re inviting everyone to the grand re-opening of their Pasadena location featuring a newly renovated front patio. Join Randy’s for a day of celebration and...

An earthquake in the Los Angeles area just made Thursday morning’s commute a little more hectic. An earthquake with a reported magnitude of 4.7 shook the L.A. area, and millions of people felt its impact. The earthquake...

This Tokyo-Neapolitan style pizzeria is quickly becoming renowned worldwide. was just named the 8th best pizza in the United States on the Top 50 Pizza U.S.A 2024 list by the . Plus, it was ranked number 33 on the Top...

This local burger spot is number 9 on the list of top 25 best burgers in the world. is a relatively new burger restaurant in L.A.’s famous Chinatown. The self-proclaimed world’s leading burger experts,, have 827 revie...

in Los Angeles announced another excessive heat warning last week for Southern California. And it is still in effect until 8:00 pm tonight Tuesday, Sept. 10. Temperatures could be 10 to 20 degrees above normal. Daytim...

Enter the Other World to grab the special Coraline coffee drinks from with even more specialty items that were just released today, September 3rd. This limited-edition collaboration with is celebrating the 15th anniver...

There’s a new spot in Southern California where you can get in on the vintage photo booth action. has just opened up two new photo booths inside a beloved store in Costa Mesa. is a green, eco-friendly retail campus loc...

A proposed journalism law in California involving Google has now been shelved. The previously proposed law, known as the California Journalism Preservation Act or Assembly Bill 886, would have required Google to pay Cal...