Sofia Delpueche, Author at Secret Los Angeles

Writer at Secret Los Angeles, Journalist and Content Creator with almost a decade of experience. I have traveled and lived in different countries around the globe. Passionate about culture, hidden places, cool spots, fun facts and outdoor adventures.

This weekend only: Jewel’s Catch One is hosting the final nights of a phone-free immersive experience that takes you back to 1974 L.A.

No cell phones in sight, just people fully in the moment. That meme comes to life at the city’s most original event, which is celebrating its final two nights this weekend. Brassroots District: LA ’74...

Culture Top news

The West Coast’s biggest Renaissance Fair ends its run in L.A. County this weekend — featuring jousts, knights in armor and over 125 artisans

History enthusiasts, this is your last chance! The Original Renaissance Pleasure Faire wraps up in Irwindale this weekend, bringing its final days of artisans, costumed performers, hearty fare, and joustin...

Music Top news

A ‘Coachella for kids’ is taking over L.A. this weekend with tickets starting at just $6 — it’s the West Coast’s largest family-friendly music festival

SoCal’s festival calendar is packed year-round with massive events celebrating every genre imaginable, from smooth jazz nights to high-energy electronic raves. But not every great festival experience has...

Escapes Wellness & nature

This California city is officially the happiest in America — thanks to high income levels and strong social and mental well-being

Across the U.S., quality of life can vary significantly from one city to another, shaped by a mix of economic, social, and health factors. A recent report set out to take a closer look at these difference...

Culture Top news

This weekend only: ‘The Studio 54 of the West’ is hosting the final two nights of a phone-free immersive experience that takes you back to 1974 L.A.

No cell phones in sight, just people fully in the moment. That meme comes to life at the city’s most original event, which is celebrating its last two nights this weekend. Brassroots District: LA ’74 i...

Food & drink Top news

Original Tommy’s is offering chili cheeseburgers for under $1 as part of its 80th anniversary celebration — here’s when

SoCal is a paradise for burger lovers, the birthplace of the cheeseburger and ground zero for some of the most famous chains on the planet. One of them is Original Tommy’s, which opened its first location...

California just debuted its first-ever AI-controlled highway system — it covers 9 miles of one of the state’s most congested roads

Artificial intelligence has rapidly carved out a central role in everyday life, from workplaces and the entertainment industry to science and even interpersonal relationships. Now, the technology is enter...

After the D Line opening, L.A. Metro just launched a brand-new trip-planning app — with real-time tracking and step-by-step navigation

Following the announcement of the opening of the first section of the D Line extension (and with major projects moving forward, including the Vermont Ave BRT and the Sepulveda Corridor subway), it’s clea...

Things to do

These are the best activities and events to do this spring around Los Angeles

Once winter is over, Angelenos welcome one of the most beautiful seasons: spring! This time of the year is one of our favorites since we can enjoy the vivid blooms, the sunnier skies, and...

California is seeing a wave of regulations cracking down on self-checkout — these cities might come next

More efficient, faster, and convenient for customers, self-checkout systems in major retail chains surged after the pandemic and have kept growing ever since. However, they are now under fire both from re...