Los Angeles

We interrupt your healthy New Year’s resolutions with this message: It’s California Restaurant Month. We know, it seems like cruel and unusual punishment (or at least a serious test of willpower) to time a month’s worth of delicious deals with fresh starts and shiny new vows to work off that holiday gut. But think of it this way: Restaurant Month doesn’t have to be about gorging, and it can even help

The electric car movement is in full force throughout California, with chargers popping up in parking garages, grocery stores, museums, and more. It’s no surprise that hotels have caught on too; some even offer special discounts for their electric vehicle driving guests. While we ordinarily go the car-free route, we know that sometimes it’s just easier to have wheels, especially in Los Angeles. And since energy-efficient, low-emission electric vehicles are

The reputation of Los Angeles as a car-crazed metropolis is well deserved. The city is defined by its massive size, connected by a sprawling network of traffic-clogged freeways that require a personal vehicle (and patience) to navigate. But don’t jump to the conclusion that this town is taboo for the car-free traveler. There are several neighborhoods in L.A. that can be fully explored and enjoyed without a vehicle. Westwood Village

One of the best things about living in California is our glorious abundance of surf and sand. And these days, with no shortage of pet-friendly hotels, it’s easy to bring man’s best friend along for the adventure. Not all SoCal beaches welcome canines, but we dog paddled our way down the coast and discovered six of the best dog-friendly beaches in Southern California. Coronado Dog Beach  | Ocean Boulevard |