Column: Vaccination-bragging is trending
They call it their “golden ticket” and include a photo of getting a shot, or a filled-out CDC card reminding them (and you) of their second shot appointment, which will give them eternal life.
Ed Killingsworth on the beach: Home he designed on the Peninsula is on the market for $5.179 million
The landscaping isn’t as graceful as Killingsworth typically preferred, but perhaps the eternal expanse of the Pacific visible from rooms throughout the house was more than enough for the architect who invariably integrated the inside of his houses with the outside environment.
Column: It’s COVID Ash Wednesday; what else is there to give up?
The Lenten experience has traditionally been a mostly Catholic endeavor, though other religions also practice it, as do dedicated atheists who treat the 40-day sacrifice as an abbreviated, non-secular New Year’s Resolution.
You can still buy a lot for $4 million in Naples. Throw in a house for $4.2 million
It’s a vacant lot with its own boat dock that runs the entire 68 feet of the lot’s frontage; typically, a vacant lot doesn’t come with a place to moor your yacht.
A $1.495 million two-story home in the Ranchos is an eye-catching rarity
The home with its second-story addition has maintained the sleek, horizontal lines and capacious overhangs that mark the rancho style, and it’s easy to imagine even Cliff May giving it a begrudging approval.
Column: The best play for Super Bowl Sunday is taking a safety at home, but there are other options
LA County public health director Barbara Ferrer offers pretty blunt buzz-killing advice: “Don’t organize a party at home, don’t go to a Super Bowl party.”
A rare chance to buy a loft penthouse in the historic Ebell Club, for $878,000
Unit #201 is the jewel of the Ebell Club Lofts, the penthouse of the penthouses.
Country Club Drive is Long Beach’s Hollywood boulevard
“People come by and say they’re ‘Donnie Darko’ fans and ask if they can take a picture of themselves in front of the house,” says listing Realtor Jason Patterson.
Column: Conspiracy theories on the Internet used to be cute; now they’re mainstream
A story in the Post explained the long line of cargo ships waiting to enter the port. “Of course that’s the ‘official story,’ but is it the truth?” wonders one conspiracy enthusiast.
Column: Safe at home—Bluff Park and the Beans House
A sportswriter once wrote of Beans, “When Mr. Reardon speaks you are under the impression that he has just spit out a hand grenade.”