Several landmarks have sustained damage or are in imminent danger. Many beloved L.A. locales have been spared. Here's what we know so far. Several of Los Angeles' most iconic landmarks ...

More than 12,000 buildings were destroyed, and while every house tells a story, we also lost dozens of religious institutions, libraries, historic landmarks and masterworks by acclaimed architects.

The deadly wildfires burning around Los Angeles have reached many historic or culturally significant landmarks and local institutions. The city is home to more than 1,000 historic places according ...

In 1963, Southern Christian Leadership Conference Executive Director Wyatt Tee Walker and 11 SCLC staff, including King, Abernathy and Young, planned the strategy for the Birmingham Campaign at ...

The devastating fires raging across much of Southern California have caused extreme damage, leveling some of Los Angeles' historic landmarks. The fires broke out amid dry and windy conditions ...

Several landmarks have sustained damage or are in imminent danger. Many beloved L.A. locales have been spared. Here's what we know so far. Griffith Park Observatory, L.A. Zoo and the Hollywood ...

The disaster has also destroyed some beloved landmarks across the city. Here’s how some notable LA spots look before and after the fire. The Pierson Playhouse, built in 1988 on Temescal Canyon ...

The most iconic landmarks have a way of getting stuck in our brains before we ever see them. Take the Eiffel Tower: its singular spire has been reproduced on countless postcards and T-shirts ...

A growing list of restaurants and landmarks are among the thousands of buildings destroyed by the Palisades Fire, which continues to burn along the Los Angeles County coastline as of Thursday morning.

Images captured before the Southern California wildfires of a deserted surfer's resort, sculpture at the Bunny Museum and the ranch house at the Will Rogers State Historic Park. (Getty Images ...