Sunset at Griffith Observatory

By Editor | January 15, 2013 6:57 PM

Fans of the late Huell Howser heard from Councilman Tom La Bonge and culture maven Charles Phoenix, listened to Huell's rendition of California, Here I Come, then watched the sunset. Photo from Tuesday afternoon by Iris Schneider.


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