Flashback Dec. 1904: When Coronado lit the 1st electric Christmas tree in the U.S.
The famous Christmas tree was first lit up at the Hotel del Coronado on Dec. 25, 1904. (Photo courtesy of the San Diego History Center) Think your Christmas tree is impressive? On Dec. 25, 1904, Coronado outshone just about everyone. That’s when the Hotel del Coronado unveiled what is widely regarde
The “Lost” Lautner Of Echo Park Is On The Market For $2.4M
Much coveted by the serious architecture collectors of Los Angeles, the Mid-century homes of architect John Lautner [1911-1994] are both bold and experimental. Even his most modest projects possess a restless, sweeping energy much like the work of his mentor—Frank Lloyd Wright. Lautner spent much of
Five questions with Ed Stasium: The Ramones and Talking Heads producer who landed in Poway
Ed Stasium in his Poway studio. (Photo courtesy of Ed Stasium) A native of New Jersey, renowned producer/engineer/mixer Ed Stasium is most commonly associated with the cutting-edge rock music of New York City, where he helped to shape the early sounds of bands including the Ramones, the Talking Head
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