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Aging is difficult for a number of reasons and is experienced very individually. Some resent the act of getting older while others believe it’s a gift and should be celebrated. In addition to wrinkles and arthritis, depending on what community one lives in, aging might also mean losing your independence when it comes to getting from A to B, and more importantly, doing so safely.
 
Just a little over a decade ago catching the bus wasn’t only challenging for younger adults. Drivers would pass by and not stop at the designated bus station, leaving the passenger stranded and confused until the arrival of the next vehicle. 
 
Something had to change and Metro delivered.
 

No matter her age or stage in life, mom deserves to feel appreciated and celebrated….

The Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) just unveiled a multimillion-dollar renovation project with extensive enhancements…

“Welcome to Netflix and Chills,” where one person’s nightmare is another’s thrilling dream come true,…

DTLA is world-renowned for the bars, nightlife, and most of all, its music scene. From…

99 Cents Only Stores, a cherished emblem of Los Angeles commerce, faces its sunset. Born from the bustling aisles of Grand Central Market, the chain, headquartered in Commerce, announced on Friday, April 5, the closure of all 371 stores.

Founded in 1887, Dignity Health – California Hospital Medical Center is a 318-bed, acute care,…

It’s that time of year again: March Madness is upon us. While it’s unclear whether…

Guests of The Wayfarer DTLA should brace for battle Thursday, March 21st as WhistlePig Whiskey…

You’ve heard of “eyes wide shut,” but the Aristocratix interactive art show celebrating everything nude…

An every dog owner’s nightmare became reality for Ali Zacharias on January 18, 2024, while eating a late lunch just outside Whole Foods in DTLA on the patio near 8th and Grand. Her dog was stolen from her.

The Los Angeles skyline may soon see a new chapter for its iconic Aon Center,…