The days of the civil defense siren seemed so distant just a few months ago. Yet, Los Angeles mornings once erupted with the haunting wail of these sirens regularly. And their final collective scream wasn’t as long ago as it may seem. Today, Los Angeles’s Cold War-era air raid sirens still stand sentinel across the […]
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California’s High Speed Rail Strategy Questioned After Further Delays and Mounting Costs
Though it’s been under construction since 2015, California’s high speed rail still seems like an outrageous fantasy. If you somehow missed it, California’s bullet train aims to connect San Francisco to Anaheim and then, eventually, San Diego. It’s a plan every bit as ambitious as it is costly. With the bullet train hitting speeds of […]
Moving to Los Angeles? Get Acquainted with the City’s Wildlife
You may have heard that P22, Griffith Park’s sole mountain lion, was spotted near Echo Park last week. If you’re just moving to Los Angeles, the idea of mountain lions roaming neighborhoods likely disturbs you. We should point out that P22, a celebrity in a city of celebrities, was probably just searching for a mate. […]
Are High Gas Prices in Los Angeles Just Part of the California Experience?
Gas prices in Los Angeles have been skyrocketing blood pressure for as long as most of us can remember. But just last week, our lofty gas prices hit a new milestone and it’s not a cause for celebration. That’s because, for the first time in LA history, gas prices are averaging over $5-a-gallon. Frankly, we’re […]
Amazon to Bring Their Streamlined Touch to The Americana in Glendale
You know the pandemic cabin fever is bad when even Amazon wants you to leave your house. Now, the titan of e-commerce is taking it to the old school by offering their take on the brick-and-mortar experience. And it’s shaping up to be every bit the ultra-modern Amazon experience you would expect. Curious about what […]
As California’s Mask Mandates for Schools End, Tensions Are Just Getting Started
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an order on Monday lifting mask mandates for the state’s schools. The entire Golden State’s talking about the move, though not everyone is on the same page. Students and staff can choose whether or not to wear a mask, regardless of vaccination status, starting March 12. Is the Time Right […]
New Los Angeles Restaurants Opening in 2022
Los Angeles is serving up some new restaurants in the year 2022. Be the first to try out these new dining locations throughout Los Angeles County. Get your appetites ready. There are some pretty promising options. 1) Aegea A brand-spanking-new restaurant called Aegea is set to open in 2022 in Melrose. According to WhatNowLosAngeles.com, this […]
5 Ways To Give Back in Los Angeles This Holiday Season
At JohnHart, we are, and always have been, about giving back. Although we aren’t throwing our own fundraiser this holiday season, each of us is still giving back in our own way. If you are a Greater Los Angeles Area resident, here are some ways you too can give back to the community this holiday […]
5 Festive Things to Do Around LA This Holiday Season
Whether you are looking for a weekend getaway, a day trip, or a few hours of fun to get into the holiday spirit this year, we have a few recommended spots for you and your loved ones to explore. Get in the holiday spirit by trying out these jolly activites, events, sights, and shows throughout […]
Top 10 Things To Do in Los Angeles in September 2021
Though it may be hard to believe, it’s almost September… already! Just three more months left of this year. If it feels like it’s flown by, take some time in this coming month to stop and enjoy all the city has to offer. Here are our top 10 picks for fun activities going on in […]