¡Imaganante! As Thursday night draws closer and you wait on…read morepins and needles to find out: Will Rubella kiss Antonio finally? Will little Mariá find out that Chacho is her true father? Will Maite Perroni finally learn how to swim and leave? Or will she just stay in the hot tub with her glass of champagne and that no good lying traitorous boyfriend? *sigh I would never of known. I had to work late and missed my night of telenoveles. BUT WAIT! You and I no longer need to worry. Soto St. Magazine stand carries all the latest news on the telenoveles. If your power goes out, a friend stops by and you don't want to cry in front of them so you turn the show off, if you have to work late... whatever. Soto St. Magazine stand has you covered. They carry lots of Spanish magazines. Bullfighter Illustrated, H, Playboy, Better Homes and Agave, Rick Bayless unleashed... Okay they don't have that one. Rick Bayless is annoying. But they do have some written in english also for those that don't speak español. They have all the latest trade rumors for Liga/Primera Divisíon De la Federcíon de Mexicana de la fútbol. They have everything! Salma Hayek, aforementioned Maite Perroni, Maria Elisa Carmargo, Blanca Soto... Anyways... Oh, and they have a TV set and always a couple people milling about gossiping. I have no clue what they are saying but it makes me laugh.

Only place I know that sells Mexican periodicals, El Proceso and La Jornada for when I need my fix…read moreof left leaning Spanish language in-depth journalism. If you read Spanish these will give you a much broader perspective on the world. Soto Street also sells Mexican newspapers La Reforma (middle of the road) and Excelsior (right leaning). And of course they also carry People en Español, Vanidades, Telenovelas, and best of all, Spanish language graphic paperback novels.

Fantastically excellent publication quality and value. Consistently produces work far superior to…read moreall other publications.

A few weeks ago I needed help from this office & I found them to be cheery & helpful. I had lost a…read moreportion of a book package I had purchased. The package came with a digital PDF of the materials & I called & asked what to do. They said they would replace the DVD and a few days later it came in the mail. I personally met a few of the staff from Bridge Publications who service my church with the materials needed to study & Nicole is about the nicest gal I ever met.

First time here and it was so cute! It was a bit hot but try to visit in cooler days!…read more Second floor is beautiful and take it all in book lovers

First time visitor Located in historical downtown LA…read moreQuaint bookstore filled either various decor shelves patterns unique features and rooms Upstairs and downstairs - elevator and stair accessibility Upstairs has a coffee bar Local shops also located upstairs - owners friendly and personable Many forms of art work throughout and photo ops Family and kid friendly. Solo exploring and group date exploring Lots to purchase and hidden Knick knacks to look

This is store is so heavenly for any comic or anime fan. The whole is full of so many different…read morevarieties of CDs, DVDs, older gaming consoles and their games, anime character figures, comics, pop arts and so much more. We went to the store around afternoon time. The staff greeted us as we walked in. The store was so big and had so much stuff, took us a while to go around each aisle. I personally liked the Avengers character figures. It was nostalgic to see hundreds of CDs and DVDs again but I didn't buy any since I do not have any CD/DVD players anymore. Prices of the items were good. A lot of them had sale on them.

Cool place to check it out if you are into animation. Huge collection of action figures, old and…read morenew games and consoles , CDs. It's a little bit like stepping back into the old days. The price seems reasonable. They also buy back CDs. The staff were all friendly. Parking lot in the front.

This seems to be a small but helpful publication. I need to publish my new DBA and contacted four…read moredifferent companies. The cheapest one didn't answer the phone and was forwarded to another number. The local one was more costly and I needed to place my order in person - in Belmont shore - good luck with parking. I emailed in advance my proper paperwork and a simple follow up phone call took care of payment and all my questions and concerns. I saved both time and money. I call that a win-win. My "only" regret was that I didn't know about their services earlier - as it would have saved my going to the recorders building in Norwalk. Metropolitan News can do it all, both the filing and publishing - and may I add - at a very reasonable price.

What would I do without Emma! She is great and very helpful. I have been using Metro News for at…read moreleast 35 years in the escrow business where I use to work and for the past 25 years for my own business. Great for publishing notices and filing DBA's (fictitious business names). They are always my first choice.

Los Angeles Downtown News is the new Beach Reporter…read more I really miss my Beach Reporter but now I have a new paper to replace it. It's a great source for finding out what is going on in DTLA and it's FREEEEE!

Packed with fun info. Not just your boring lists of galleries and museum exhibits. Activities,…read morespecial events going on all the time, you can easily find something to do whether it's date night or an exploration day, The best local urban newspaper I've ever seen. You can get the digital copy at www.ladowntownnews.com. The articles are well written, focusing on redevelopment of the area, historical preservation, and local businesses. The best part is the calendar and special events part. Very descriptive, easy to read, informative, and fun.

Kinokuniya is a Japanese bookstore chain founded in 1927 and this overseas location in Little Tokyo…read morewas temporarily closed in July 2025. The store used to be located on the 2nd floor of the Weller Court Shopping Center just above Marukai Market, but the bookstore recently reopened in a new space just across from the Weller Court Shopping Center in June 2026. The new space is twice as large as the previous space and this is currently the second largest Kinokuniya store in the United States. [Parking]: Aiso Parking Garage is across the street from the bookstore, but unfortunately it is now $1 per hour for the first two hours and $5 for each additional hour with a daily maximum of $18. $6 flat rate after 5 PM. [Selection]: The bookstore combines books, stationery, and gifts all in one place. There is a permanent corner for Studio Ghibli items with two giant plushies - Jiji from Kiki's Delivery Service and Totoro from My Neighbor Totoro. The bookstore has an incredible S-tier art book selection with sample books available for visitors to flip through those pages. There is also a section of the bookstore for a pop-up exhibit and the July exhibit corner was showcasing special commemorative illustrations and comments from Steel Ball Run: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. [Conclusion]: Look some of the books they sell here will be a bit more expensive than just buying them online, but the quality of the selection here is absolutely top-notch. This is one of those bookstores where anime enthusiasts can wander around for more than an hour and browse through English/Japanese manga, magazines, and anime merchandise.

Kinokuniya in Little Tokyo has moved to a new and bigger location! They are located across from the…read moreWeller Court area. Inside, they have a massive setup and is definitely one of the bigger Kinokuniyas I have been to in America. They have all the usual goodies from books, manga, figures, stationery, blind boxes, and more. Stop by and you will most likely not leave empty handed!