Our streets are deadly by design. Last year alone, car crashes have killed or severely injured more than 1,886 people in Los Angeles — many of them children. The traffic crashes in our communities are preventable, but our city is doing very little to keep our roads safe. The city's narrow focus on policing traffic stops does nothing to prevent the next crash from occurring. Without a new approach, crash deaths will continue to threaten our communities.
We can change that. Join us in person on Tuesday, May 6, at 6 PM for an important discussion at our Community Town Hall: Safe Roads Save Lives at Phoenix Hall at the Watts Labor Community Action Committee in Watts, featuring special guest Deborah Archer, ACLU president. Together, we’ll talk about how to stop crashes from happening in the first place.
*This town hall is hosted by Helen Jones in honor of Bruce Phillips.
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The dynamic experience is well worth a visit for nature lovers, family tourists and anyone curious about the story of life on Earth. Its highlights are its depth and breadth:
Core highlights:

1. Dinosaur Hall:

Dinosaur Hall: *The treasure of the town! It has more than 300 real fossils, including**the world&#39;s only Tyrannosaurus Rex &quot;Thomas&quot; growth series fossils (juvenile, sub-adult, adult), which directly shows the mystery of dinosaur growth. The stunning Triceratops &quot;Destiny&quot; skeleton** (one of the largest and most complete found in North America) and the Diplodocus skeleton are breathtaking.

Immersive setting: Fossils are not displayed in isolation, but are placed in a carefully restored prehistoric ecological environment, with sound and light effects, as if traveling back to the dinosaur era.

2. The dazzling world of minerals and gems:

&quot;Gem and Mineral Hall&quot;: It is a visual feast! It collects**more than 2,000**amazing specimens.

Giant natural gold nuggets: Giant natural gold nuggets such as &quot;Golden Dog&quot; are astonishing.
Rare Gemstones: Glittering amethyst geodes, rough emeralds, perfectly cut diamonds, and slices of meteorites from Mars and the Moon, showcasing the magnificent wealth of the Earth and the universe.
Interactive Exploration: Learn about mineral formation, mining, and their application in technology.

3. Rich North American and California Ecological Displays:
&quot;North American Mammal Hall&quot;: Lifelike ecological scenes (Diorama) show grizzly bears, mountain lions, bison and other animals in their natural habitats, with both artistic and scientific qualities.
&quot;California History Hall&quot; &amp; &quot;Becoming California Hall&quot;: In-depth exploration of California&#39;s unique biodiversity, geological changes, and the impact of human activities on the environment, with distinct local characteristics.

4. Fun Interaction and Exploration Space:
&quot;Discovery Center&quot;: Designed for families, it encourages hands-on touching of fossils, microscope observation of specimens, and participation in small experiments to stimulate children&#39;s interest in science.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

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Sunset Boulevard is one one the most iconic things about LA but, it is ultimately just a road. There is no doubt that it covers a few highlights e.g. Playboy Mansion, the Oppenheim Group and leads straight to Hollywood but it&#39;s something you end up passing through rather than venturing to.

Angeles National Forest

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If you like hiking in the outdoors, this is a must. It&#39;s suitable for all different types of hikers, beginners. Bring the right gear and lots of water when you come here. This is the best of LA&#39;s natural environment.

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