Los Angeles
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Los Angeles is a city where glamour and style are timeless. As the Donmar Warehouse prepares to revisit 1940s LA with its new show, City of Angels, we pick 10 locations that still exude old-school allure
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Alissa Walker of A Walker in LA argues in favour of an unsung public transit system whilst highlighting the glitz and grit of The Big Orange
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The creator of the Harry Bosch series of detective novels looks beyond LA’s freeways to bring us a piazza full of mariachi musicians, historic bars, gorgeous views and tiny jazz clubs
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What can you expect from an American road trip? Breathtaking views, vintage cars, long and winding roads – and cupcake ATMS. Here is a special photographic journey across the US, as seen by our readers
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Bill would require state’s police to seek a warrant for unmanned drone use in virtually all situations other than in emergencies
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City council condemns Brunei's death sentences for those in gay and adulterous relationships and urges sultan to divest ownership of Beverly Hills hotel, which reports $1.5m loss in bookings over controversy
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Relative sees 10-year-old girl on television asking for pontiff's help and helps post bond for man facing deportation
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Looking for LA's old Hollywood glamour, Kira Cochrane follows in the footsteps of The Little Tramp and explores the flickering world of Charlie Chaplin's California
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Chaplin's fame is such that his name has been used to sell hotel beds across California, some with only tenuous claims. Here is a selection of the most credible
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Corkboard Travel news round-up: LA's Koreatown, snow battles in Canada and free breaks for those in need ...
Travel news round-up: chic hotel in LA's Koreatown, snow battle championships in Canada and free breaks for deserving individuals plus online rail booking made easy, zipwire fever in Vegas, new east African visa and STA's Epic Gaming Adventure
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The Workaholics actor on throwing house parties, moving across the country with no friends and selling steaks over the phone
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Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and everything in between were on the agenda for our online Q&A with travel experts. Read their tips and advice here
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As the stars descend on Hollywood for the Oscars this weekend, James Bartlett visits the iconic venues, green spaces and restaurants that have transformed downtown LA from a mere movie backdrop
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Getting into California's easy-going vibe proved laughably simple for Lindy van den Boomen, winner of the accommodation category, when she rented a comedian's flat in LA
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LA's concrete storm drains conceal a living, breathing waterway that has rarely been explored – until now
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Thomasina Miers, the chef behind Wahaca, heads to Los Angeles to find inspiration in the city's vibrant street-food scene
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Presenting the United Bike Lanes of America, a collaborative attempt to increase awareness of the options available to cyclists in the US and get people on their bikes
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Leonie Cooper: From downtown dives to the Hollywood hills, a trawl around the singer's former stomping ground is a glimpse of a vanishing LA
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Musicians, painters and poets give reluctant thanks to police as violence decreases after crackdown on hawkers
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At this Los Angeles film festival, movie buffs wallow unashamedly in nostalgia and the golden era of Hollywood, and get to meet the odd star of the classic films being screened
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As Hollywood's elite check in to Los Angeles' most glamorous hotels for the Oscars this weekend, Anna Stothard pick 10 brilliant places to stay beyond the celebrity haunts, from family-run guesthouses to boutique motels and quirky B&Bs
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An absolute must-see on the Hollywood circuit, this is perhaps the most ornate and opulent cinema complex in the world, reports Ben Child
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Residents decry the decline of their community as family-run concerns are priced out by big business
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Champagne in the bathtub and TVs in the pool ... Rock & Roll Hotels by Greg Simmons is a new guide to the places where rock stars have made their mark – and not just on the carpet
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Greg Simmons, author of Rock & Roll Hotels, a new guidebook that lifts the lid on what rock stars get up to after the after-party, on the most rock'n'roll hotel of them all, Chateau Marmont in Hollywood
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Jonathan Jones: Tinseltown has majestic monuments of the silent era, reminding us of a time when American film and art co-existed. Is that golden age gone forever?
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Jonathan Jones: Hats off to the city that launched Andy Warhol, spawned Ed Ruscha and now boasts Frank Gehry's most beautiful building
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Want to see the actual spot where Josh Hartnett was caught short? The hair salon that created the "Rachel"? Eva Wiseman takes TMZ's new Hollywood bus tour
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The Los Angeles suburb of Watts is notorious for the 1965 riots – and for one of the world's great public art works, says Carolyn Lyons
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Angelenos fear the closure of the San Diego freeway for 53 hours for bridge rebuilding will bring an already congested LA to a standstill
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Unlock the secret world of Los Angeles and you'll discover a city full of hidden gems – including a magician's castle, a naked spa and a fictional heritage tour
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Everyone who was ever famous is in LA for Oscars weekend. Perez Hilton, Jessica Radloff and our panel of Hollywood experts suggest the best places to spot them...
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For a blast of winter sunshine – not to mention old-school Hollywood glamour and fab modernist architecture – few places beat the desert resort that claims to be America's sunniest city, says Mike Hodgkinson
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Some said it would be slow, boring and expensive, but spending 15 days covering 6,511 miles on an epic Amtrak journey across America's heartland was "soul calming"
Cities in motion I loathe cars, so why do I live in LA?
Geoff Dyer: I loathe cars – so why do I live in Los Angeles?