Tag: Los Angeles
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Palletso: Recycled rustic pallet furniture charms and opens your beer
These recycled pallet pieces from a Los Angeles-based company are simple yet fun.
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Zipcar brings Honda Fit EV to Los Angeles fleet
This follows the introduction of Fit EVs in San Francisco and Portland thanks to a partnership between Honda and Zipcar. Other cities are sure to follow...
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Los Angeles to be coal-free by 2025
Los Angeles is going coal-free by 2025. Here's how Mayor Villaraigosa and others responded to the good news.
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Artist to Transform a Los Angeles Billboard into a Floating Forest
A bamboo cloud forest will sprout over a Los Angeles freeway. And soon grow over your city too.
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Free Rain Garden Installation for Los Angeles Residents
Los Angeles County is curbing urban runoff by installing free rain gardens for homeowners.
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340 Ton Rock Levitates Above the Ground in Los Angeles
It's a 340 ton rock, balancing over a crevice...forever.
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Watch 50,000 Honeybees Being Removed from Los Angeles Home (Video)
What happens when you find bees have made your home into their hive? You call Mike 'The Bee Guy' and document it their removal.
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Climate Change to Make Los Angeles 4-5°F Hotter Over Next 30 Years
Except in areas right along the coast, days above 95°F are set to climb.
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How a Fashion Designer's Food Forest is Changing his L.A. Neighborhood (VIDEO)
Fashion designer Ron Finley set out to build a food forest in a parkway to combat a food desert in L.A.
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Los Angeles Becomes Largest U.S. City to Ban Plastic Bags
Under the measure, passed by a 13 to 1 vote, stores throughout L.A. will be required to phase out the bags by the end of the year, significantly reducing the amount of landfill fodder and environmental pollutants.
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Blame Cows for Los Angeles Smog?
L.A.'s famous haze has as much to do with cows as with cars or smokestacks according to a new study. Are drivers off the hook?
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LA Looks To NYC For Its First Pedestrian Plaza
Silver Lake's New Pedestrian Plaza Adds A Welcome Splash of Green To LA's Concrete Jungle
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Paper Geodes Add Life and Surprise to Old Buildings
Call them urban treasures, what is going on in the corner of this building....
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Los Angeles Readies Feed-In Tariff Program - Just Needs Mayor's Signature
Individual projects are eligible for participation if they are under 3 MW in size. The rates project owners will be paid have yet to be determined.
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The Promise Of A Streetcar In LA Is Slowly Moving Forward
Two possible routes for the streetcar system are currently being considered under environmental review.
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Lavuk is Classic and Edgy with a Hipster Twist for Fall 2012
Lavuk's RTW collection features feminine yet edgy silhouettes and classic styles with unexpected details like mesh cut outs for fall 2012.
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How to Get 30 MPG in a 2.5 Ton Hacked Biodiesel Truck
An Oakland man doubles the fuel economy of his 1983 full-size pickup. We could all learn a thing or two from his techniques.
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The California Homemade Food Act: The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread, Is Legally Selling Homemade Bread
The California Homemade Food Act recently introduced in the California State Assembly, would finally allow California residents to legally sell homemade non-hazardous food.
