Danielle Robles

1 month ago | islands.com | Danielle Robles

Los Angeles might be one of the biggest (and most famous) cities in the United States, but it's really just a sprawling collection of vibrant neighborhoods. It is, after all, a melting pot of people, cultures, and cuisines from all over the globe. Stretching about 469 square miles, the City of Angels is divided into about 114 neighborhoods, each with its own unique vibe.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Danielle Robles

18 hours agoUS, Los Angeles: Downtown Los Angeles LAPD Responds to Rooftop Music Event ChaosLos Angeles, United States - May 25, 2025 05/24/2025 11:30 pm GMT-0700 DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Los Angeles police officers responded in riot gear to a large crowd of more than 300 people attending an unpermitted music event on a rooftop in the 1700 block of Trinity Street, where the building appeared to be abandoned.

1 month ago | islands.com | Danielle Robles

San Francisco might not be California's largest city (that crown officially belongs to Los Angeles, of course), but the seven-by-seven-mile metropolis packs quite the outsized punch. It's "The Healthiest City in America," and a gorgeous destination chock-full of iconic (albeit terrifying) hills and eclectic neighborhoods.

1 month ago | islands.com | Danielle Robles

Cancun reigns as one of Mexico's most coveted hotspots for good reason. This paradise boasts warm and turquoise blue waters, ancient Mayan ruins, chic all-inclusive resorts with exceptional restaurants, and some of the best snorkeling spots in the region. What's not to love? Whether you're into sipping mezcalinas on the powdery white sand or exploring one of the area's many cenotes, there's a little something for everyone in this stunning city. But Cancun's beauty comes with a caveat.

1 month ago | islands.com | Danielle Robles

There are so many reasons to love Los Angeles. People from around the world flock to the city in droves in search of the sun, sea, and celebrities. From some of the country's most mouthwatering eats to some of the most famous (and most filmed) beaches in the world, it's a city with so many treasures to explore. While most visitors typically stick to well-trodden tourist destinations, just 10 miles northeast of downtown Los Angeles lies an under-the-radar gem with its own particular brand of charm.