Co-presented by the Conservancy and the City of Los Angeles Office of Historic Resources, this year’s sessions cover a range of neighborhood topics, including L.A.’s response to recent housing legislation, implementing objective design standards in HPOZs, how to support local legacy businesses and more! In the afternoon, several walking tours will be offered in adjacent historic neighborhoods.

Permanent Protection For Historic Places

This 1855 mansion in the City of Industry is an active museum and gathering place run by the La Puente Valley Historical Society

Artesia does not have a traditional historic preservation program, but has established an ordinance that led to the designation of the city historic district, which includes the city’s old fire station.  The Community, Culture and Economic Element in the City’s 2010 General Plan identifies some significant sites, including the Artesia Water Tower and Artesia DES (Divino […]

Join us for a house your, cocktail reception and dinner at this festive celebration! We're honoring longtime Conservancy supporter Trina Turk, fashion designer and steadfast advocate for California's culture, landscape and architecture.