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  World’s Largest Wildlife Crossing Is Finally Under Way in Los Angeles

  Curbed - Alissa Walker

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  Rare glimpse inside ‘Tree House,’ 1970s experimental house above West Hollywood

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  LOS ANGELES -- Is it possible to feel marooned in a wilderness hideaway in the middle of Los Angeles? It is if you are inhabiting the experimental …

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  By Gum! A Brief History of the Eucalyptus Tree in Greater Los Angeles -The Homestead Blog

  homesteadmuseum.blog - by homesteadmuseum

  Posted on November 27, 2021November 27, 2021 by Jeff Perry In this post, Jeff Perry, founder and co-owner of Angel City Lumber in Los Angeles, shares …

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  Historic Warner Bros. Ranch movie studio lot heads for a makeover, new soundstages

  Los Angeles Times - Roger Vincent

  Storied movie studio Warner Bros. Ranch in Burbank will be redeveloped with 16 new soundstages as demand for facilities to make movies and television shows spurs expansions by studio owners scrambling to serve soaring entertainment production in Southern California. Warner Bros. is selling its …

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  Bulgari Hotels & Resorts Unveils Plans for Los Angeles Getaway

  hollywoodreporter.com - Sydney Odman

  The Bulgari Resort Los Angeles, planned for a 2025 debut in the hills of Benedict Canyon, continues to face community opposition. Bulgari is planning …

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  The 17 best speakeasies in Los Angeles

  timeout.com - Patricia Kelly Yeo

  Sure, liquor’s been legal since Prohibition’s end, and there’s no practical use for smuggling hooch in basement bars post-1933, but there’s still …