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Marilyn Monroe's Brentwood home

Homeowners sue L.A. for right to demolish Marilyn Monroe’s house

After a public outcry stopped a billionaire couple from destroying Marilyn Monroe’s Brentwood home, the couple is suing to continue with the demolition.

May 7, 2024

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Built in 2007 but remodeled since, the Mediterranean-style mansion overlooks the city from its perch in the affluent enclave of Shady Canyon.

Record-setting mansion in Irvine

The three-acre property includes three homes, two swimming pools and a tennis court overlooking the ocean.

Promises Malibu

The iconic home hovers above the ocean in Malibu, curling to resemble the rolling waves beneath it.

The Wave House

The Tuscan-style home holds 10 bedrooms and 22 bathrooms across three stories and 24,000 square feet.

Drake’s Beverly Crest mansion

Newly built, the ultra-modern residence spans three stories with five bedrooms, six bathrooms and amenities such as a movie theater and game room.

Powerball winner’s Hollywood Hills home

Built in 1928, the Spanish-style showplace holds seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a handful of dramatic spaces across more than 7,000 square feet.

Beverly Hills home where Bugsy Siegel died

Built in 1992, the French Normandy-style mansion sits on nearly three acres with a tennis court, rose garden and 70-foot-long swimming pool.

Larry Flax’s Beverly Park mansion

Spanning nearly eight acres, the private retreat includes a main house, guesthouse, guest cottage, amphitheater and private lake with a sandy beach.

Jennifer Lopez’s Bel-Air estate

Built in 2010, the four-story mansion includes a decked-out pool complete with a slide, waterfall and rock grotto.

Albert Pujols’ Irvine mansion

Illustration of a craftsman home with a key and ribbon below.
Illustration of a Craftsman home with a depiction of an agent review behind it.

The Great SoCal House Hunt

A home-buying guide

Housing Issues

LOS ANGELES, CA - FEBRUARY 04: U.S. District Judge David Carter overseeing attempts to resolve the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles has called an urgent meeting under a tent in the parking lot of the Downtown Women's Center on Skid Row Thursday to discuss worsening conditions and what he considers the city's failure to respond to the recent rainstorm that threatened lives on downtown streets. Combined with the COVID-19 pandemic and soaring mental health and substance abuse issues, homelessness in the region is comparable to "a significant natural disaster in Southern California with no end in sight," U.S. District Judge David Carter wrote in an order filed late Sunday in federal court. Skid Row on Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021 in Los Angeles, CA. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times).

  1. L.A. City’s homelessness website falls short of goal to be transparent, critics say

  2. Affordable housing at the expense of existing tenants? L.A. council seeks new protections

  3. Opinion: I once lived in my car and can’t fathom criminalizing homelessness

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