Secret LA

1 week ago | secretlosangeles.com | Jamie Ferrell

The Original Los Angeles Flower Market is a bustling wholesale flower market in Downtown L.A., famous for its vibrant 55,000 square foot sales floor and deep roots in the city’s immigrant community. While the enormous market is most popular among florists and businesses buying freshly-cut flowers in bulk, it also offers a beautiful experience for the general public to explore, pick up some colorful bouquets, and connect with the community by supporting local immigrant vendors.

1 week ago | secretlosangeles.com | Jamie Ferrell

As of June 6th, 2025, Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) finally has a much-needed rail connection to the rest of the city. While first impressions and reviews of the LAX/Metro Transit Center are still coming in, most of them are overwhelmingly positive, celebrating the station as much for its design as for its potential to mitigate airport traffic. Here’s a quick snapshot of what people are saying.

1 week ago | secretlosangeles.com | Jamie Ferrell

Apple is introducing a new digital passport feature in Apple Wallet as part of the iOS 26 update launching this fall, following in the footsteps of Google Wallet. The TSA has approved this Digital ID for use on domestic flights within the U.S., including at major California airports like LAX and SFO. However, it won’t be valid for international travel, so travelers are still advised to carry their physical U.S. passport.

1 week ago | secretlosangeles.com | Sarah Nash

Los Angeles has already been through a lot this year, and somehow it’s only June. From wildfires to peaceful protests, the city has faced challenges that can feel overwhelming, leaving many unsure of where to begin. But volunteering is a powerful way to regain a sense of control and make a meaningful impact during uncertain times. There are countless ways to support your fellow Angelenos and strengthen the community we all share. Why volunteer in L.A.?

1 week ago | secretlosangeles.com | Jamie Ferrell

To commemorate Juneteenth on June 19, 2025, the National Park Service will provide free entry to all NPS sites that typically charge an entrance fee. This offers visitors the opportunity to save on parking, admission, and museum costs at parks across the U.S., including some of the most scenic destinations near Los Angeles. 2025 Free National Park Days Juneteenth marks the third of six free entrance days at national parks this year, selected to celebrate meaningful holidays and historic events.