LAist's reporter Evan Jacoby spends a day with the Save the Tiles volunteers as they work against time to preserve over 200 fireplaces in Altadena. 

Read the story: The race to save historic Altadena fireplace tiles — because they're all that’s left

LAist's reporter Evan Jacoby spends a day with the Save the Tiles volunteers as they work against time to preserve over 200 fireplaces in Altadena.&nbsp;
Read the story: <a href="https://laist.com/news/save-the-tiles-altadena-fireplaces-batchelder">The race to save historic Altadena fireplace tiles &mdash; because they're all that&rsquo;s left</a>

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The race to save historic Altadena fireplace tiles

Queer Mercado started as a monthly pop-up event at the East L.A. Civic Center in the summer of 2021. Now, the community marketplace is launching a new residency at the historic Olvera Street plaza in downtown L.A. Its founder, Diana Diaz tells LAist host Nereida Moreno that the goal is to promote culture and inclusivity, and to empower marginalized communities in the area.

Queer Mercado started as a monthly pop-up event at the East L.A. Civic Center in the summer of 2021. Now, the community marketplace is launching a new residency at the historic Olvera Street plaza in downtown L.A. Its founder, Diana Diaz tells LAist host Nereida Moreno that the goal is to promote culture and inclusivity, and to empower marginalized communities in the area.

'Queer Mercado’ brings local vendors, drag and more to Olvera Street

The California Science Center has installed the first of more than a dozen aircraft in the museum’s 200,000-square-foot expansion coming to Exposition Park.

The California Science Center has installed the first of more than a dozen aircraft in the museum&rsquo;s&nbsp;<a href="https://laist.com/news/los-angeles-activities/the-endeavours-new-home-is-more-than-halfway-done-heres-a-first-look-at-the-exhibits" data-cms-ai="0">200,000-square-foot expansion</a>&nbsp;coming to Exposition Park.

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