Southern California lore and historic preservation
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Nine Reasons to Slow Down Before Renaming Pershing Square after Biddy Mason
Gentle reader,
When City Hall seeks to misinterpret history for political purposes, there are two choices for the independent historians who have had to become civic watchdogs and investigative journalists in the absence of a robust press:...
Announcing the Opening of Room 109, the Black Dahlia Oracle
Gentle reader,
About a decade ago, through a nimble public records request, we obtained an astonishing, unpublished tranche of transcripts and documents from the Black Dahlia murder investigation.
We could have used them to sell a book ab...
Tell City Hall: A Procedurally Flawed Vote to Rename Pershing Square Needs a Second Hearing Where Citizens Can Comment Without Being Criticized by a Councilmember
Gentle reader,
We spent last Tuesday in City Hall, documenting significant land use and cultural heritage determinations that the government hides from public view.
Oh, they have hearings. Anyone can attend, observe and participate—if the...
New from Esotouric and Herb Lester: “How to Find Old Los Angeles,” a fold-out travel guide to the city that was
Gentle reader,
You may have noticed, there’s been a bit of turnover among the legacy businesses of Los Angeles.
Between fires and a pandemic, economic pressures, civic mismanagement and the occasional good old-fashioned family feud, it a...
Fixed link for sending public comments about the proposal to rename Pershing Square
Hi preservation pals,
A greedy gremlin took a nibble of the newsletter we sent last night.
Here’s the correct link if you’d like to submit written public comment, and it’s now fixed on original newsletter so please consider sharing the l...
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Kim Cooper & Richard Schave run a tour company, save landmarks, sleuth out real estate corruption, find lost Raymond Chandler works, dig archives and create community around a shared passion for Southern California cultural history. Join us, do!
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