Things to do in L.A. this weekend

We do not know about you, but our mind always concentrates on weekends. It will not come soon - that's why we are thinking about places to eat branches already. Whether you want to spend the night at a concert or want to leave completely, you will find lots of activities at LA this weekend.

We plan for the best concert, culture, and tasty Los Angeles weekend trip cities for you.

Los Angeles was facing a serious challenge in homelessness, public transportation, and economy class when I finished my third weekend trip to the various subway lines in Los Angeles and then to the bus It was obvious. The subway service map is expanding, followed by urban cities. There, the working poor are increasing the number of homeless people. Fortunately for me, young teenagers who were born and raised in New York subway and bus, basement is not as difficult as social reconfirmation. As a driver of Los Angeles you know which highway and off-road ramp are social classes, La Ciegne North and South, or better, rather than 110 S exit 405 Wilshire West Or it is an East off lamp. Yes, it was not as bad as the 1990's, but its explanation is obvious. The exit of each line represents a class. The red line acts as a shelter for homeless people, the Expo line is used as a mid-up and mid-level USC vehicle, and at night the beach becomes homeless.

Calmageddon - This is a nightmare scenario. The traffic control authority of LA. Warned that the construction project closed the important highway in July 2011. The brake lamp lights up. The overwhelming anxiety of the city denies complete and unimpeded access to the highway. Finally, public promotional activities built on this ominous word have played a role. The driver was at home and lived normally. Some clowns even opened "dinner" on a desolate highway. However, decades ago when Los Angeles injured the landscape in the 1940's, 1950's and 1960's, and disrupted the community, all terrible warnings and clever pranks could obscure the more annoying possibilities. Carmageddon passed, replaced 250,000 people, built a 527-mile highway system