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This is beautiful. Respect to Sika.

A walk-thru the Herald Examiner building, rumor had it it closed its doors by way of Trans America in the late 70's. But, underground it still facilitated trying to organize its stamina. It wasn't so much a bilingual Spanish paper but a neighborhood rural area. Bob headwriter for the Los Angeles branch put the ingredients together and made an icon....

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Having visited that May Company since 1964 as a two-year-old with my mother, my pediatrician in a medical building just to the west, and lunching at Johnny's across the street, this area has a very dear place in my heart. THANK YOU to the LA Conservancy for rescuing our beloved building. And thank you to the Motion Picture Academy for creating a phoenix moment for that structure with a new purpose and an even greater connection to our community. The physical and metaphorical bridge between the Life Star and the renewed structure is not lost on us. Now, if we could bring back Johnny's and Callenders. Notwithstanding the drumbeat of change, we'll Always Love L.A.

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Few Angelenos had heard ot Casa de Rosas, despite the architect of the Bradbury's pedigree. Sensitive restoration and necessary upgrades (130 years old!). A happy ongoing story, meaningful on many levels.

They have horrible customer service. They only attend the males first.

They have horrible customer service. They only attend the males first.

I enjoyed this chat. LA has some great architecture that lends well to Hallowe'en. I took Karie's tour of Hollywood Forever years ago and enjoyed it a lot. She might recall me from Cinecon.

Yay, it's my dear friend Karie, and my cousin Etan!!

Important history to remember and know about, this a great presentation ❤

Arizona State University is currently its major tenant. Glad to see it restored and readapted.

A big thank you to everyone involved for their efforts. It is a battle out there...

Amazing Southern California History!

Why doesn’t anybody ever talk about where these people were buried?

I'm glad to see that The Black Cat still exists ..I vusited the Stomewall Inn and felt I was visiting a shrine. I'm sure I would feel the same way if I visited LA and would stop there to have a drink. Let's hope other cities will revere this places of out gay history and young people apprecite the struggles of those who went before them.

Informative and well done! Hope the LAC does more of these in the future.

Good video. Keep it up!

awesome

So since buildings are coming down now, I guess the movement didn’t help much. I guess they didn’t listen in saving more buildings. How sad. The auditorium should have been saved.

The EDN (Eviction Defense Network) did everything BUT defend me and my best friend from being evicted! Elena Pop, who is founder or co-founder of EDN is the most impatient and UNhelpful representatives at that organization. The entire experience was a HELLISH NIGHTMARE! Do your research. That place is NOT EVEN the LAST place to go to if you need help with housing issues like eviction or anything else regarding housing. Erin, if you are proud of having worked at EDN is a REAL PROBLEM for me. I would not trust you to handle housing issues in District 11.

Go Traci!!!! You have my vote.

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I live in P.P., and I'm voting for Traci Park. It's about time that we have a Korean council member here on the West Side.

Loved it! as always inspiring! i made a donation, thank you LAConservancy

No lie me and my brother I was stay the it was like our house we had our own room lol this was like 2005 to 2007 we found so much thing like pictures we brought a lot of my HOMIE and girls like ex gf and even gf we found and heard a lot off stuff there the lil house by the police department they have everything there the have a lot off peppers of ppl back in the days the 📅 we found was from 1976 me and my brother have stories about that's place we now it like no tomorrow I'm 32 now I was there at 15 to 17 years old we were staying in the streets and we made this place our house... I wanna do it again

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Ther was a chicano morritoriam yesterday. We still here. Look it up. U need to ask real activis for this type of stuff. Why latino heritage is talking about chicanos. Rip ruben salazar. If heard them talk like this he would be so mad. We r not latinos. latinos r from italia. Hispanics r from spain. Look it up.

Awesome!!! Thank you for this Historic information!

thanks & god bless!

Lol I grew up in Downey, my grandmother used to tell me that if I didn't do well in school, I could always go live over there at "the poor farm"

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Bobs Big Boy was made by my dad Bill Swan along with many other iconic fiberglass statues which are in Amazon book for only 14.99 called "The man behind the mufflerman ".

Just got back from exploring there last night. Its so cool there

Wow Linda! you look fabulous! and this was a fabulous video! Thank you for your efforts! Truly inspiring! After Taix, I've been depressed about our efforts but you have invigorated my enthusiasm with this production! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

It bothers me that even the portraits tried to make them appear “more white”. Beautiful work and against the odds. Unfortunately in earthquake country if retrofitting can’t be done it has to be torn down. Stinks to lose the historical artifacts but lives are more important.

ive explored the asylum many times, its quite sad the city/ county left it to rot away.

incredible. can't believe this was torn down.

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I absolutely loved this!

Yo Nithya. David's attack ads against you are deceptive. That's bad. Turn your RUclips comments on. Also, clean. the. fucking. streets. Take. The. Fucking. Homeless. Encampments. Away. TO-FUCKING-DAY. The political inaction and corruption makes me want to fucking vomit. "OMG WE'RE MAKIN AN IDEALISTIC PROGRAM WHERE EACH HOMELESS PERSON GETS A 1 million dollar condo in hollywood and a fuckin prevention program" blah blah fucking blah. Don't waste my fucking tax money. LA is an expensive palace. If you can't afford to live here. We're not building housing for you. I want nothing more than human decency and help and everything for these people but go the fuck somewhere else that isn't the most expensive place to live ever. Dude how much does it cost to live literally anywhere else? Our politicians are braindead because they're afraid to physically move a person. Check out a city like Austin. There's a motherfucking balance to letting shit fester and running a city. Los Angeles and its politicians are fucking puke. I voted for you Nithya because Ryu has let the cesspool fester but honestly I expect nothing from you. Clean up the fucking shit now. Not tomorrow. Not "oh we have to invest 10 million in figuring out how to get them condos." Clean it the fuck up, move them to fucking cheap ass Northern California or some shit. Living in LA is a fucking privilege. A goddam expensive privilege. Export them. It's not NIMBYism. it's common sense. It's not inhumane. It's common sense. LA politicians that let it fester are worthless bile with false facial expressions. I expect nothing. Give me a better candidate.

David Ryu is so great when it comes to historic preservation! L.A. needs more like him.

I work at Griffith Observatory, and it's thanks to Ryu that parking went from being free to $16/hr, totally going against the spirit of this amazing place. It was meant to be somewhere anyone can go to marvel at the gorgeous universe they live in regardless of their income. Go Nithya!!

I do a lot of homeless outreach, and Nithya's brilliant and humane policy proposals would improve the lives of so many unhoused people.

Great video I used to explore every building in that place, did the demolition pass? I hope not the cats and raccoons and skunks need a place to live

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Fascinating! This answered so many questions I've had about RLA for years. Thank you for doing this.

Far sighted and mature understanding of the value of unique and world class cultural historical landmarks! My congratulations to the local and state foresight to preserve these tourist attractions.

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