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Marilyn Lane attempts to close her doors to prevent a large wave from crashing into the living room of her Solimar Beach home.  (Alan Hagman / LAT)

A wrought iron fence encircles a home on Hoyt Street in Pacoima.  (Myung J. Chun / LAT)

Bungalow Heaven in Pasadena is a designated historic district based on the prevalence of a certain style of bungalows, usually one-story Craftsman style.  (Gary Friedman / LAT)

The stone walls of the Lummis house (El Alisal), built over a period of 12 years by Charles Fletcher Lummis next to the Arroyo Seco in Pasadena. Lummis was the first city editor of the Los Angeles Times.  (Iris Schneider / LAT)

Etched glass at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.  (Francine Orr / LAT)

The Bradbury Building in downtown Los Angeles.  (Richard Hartog / LAT)

The Chemosphere House is the mostly glass, flying saucer shaped home of publishing mogul Bernedikt Taschen in Los Angeles.  (Ken Hively / LAT)

Movie goers crowd at AMC theatres in Burbank on a Friday night.  (Ringo H.W. Chiu / For The Times)

Cars full of visitors move carefully through a parade of ostriches at Lion Country Safari in 1975.  (Larry Anderson / LAT)

People walk around the parking lot outside the Lava Lounge in Hollywood on a Friday night.  (Stefano Paltera / For The Times)

The city of Villa Park and Orange have passed laws that make it harder to build five-, six- and seven-car garages - and garages that tower to 20 ft. high.  (Karen Tapia-Anderson / LAT)

Palazzo Apartments at Park La Brea were built by developer Alan Casden.  (Ken Hively / LAT)

The entrance at the Brand Library, once known as El Miradero, in Glendale on Mountain Street.  (Lori Shepler / LAT)

DreamWorks co-founder David Geffen, who sought to bar public access to his Malibu beachfront property, agreed to reimburse California and a nonprofit group $300,000 in legal fees.  (John Marshall Mantel / AP)

An oak tree in Thousand Oaks, Calif.  (Al Seib / LAT)