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Rafu Shimpo is the longest running Japanese American newspaper in the United States and is based in the Little Tokyo neighborhood of Los Angeles.

Students and researchers alike will benefit from this collection of statistical databases from federal and state sources covering broad subject 

General interest magazines on a broad range of subjects.

Contains descriptive and financial data on U.S. and non-U.S. corporations.

A collection of reference eBooks and databases on Business, Careers, History, Literature, Science and Social Science. 

Digitized reproduction of theSan Francisco Chronicle, 1865-1922.

Digitized California maps from the Sanborn Map Company.

Index of uncataloged California State agency documents located in the Science & Technology Department. Materials can be accessed by title, subject, and a unique CalDocs number (or, in some cases, the record number if no CalDocs number is listed).

A listing created by the Central Library's Literature & Fiction Dept. 

An index created by the Central Library's Literature & Fiction Dept.

Salem History e-Book. Comprehensive coverage of the impact of the 1960's on the U.S. & Canada.

Complete series on the lives and careers of popular and significant authors and illustrators of books for children and teens.

An index of songs appearing in books located in the Central Library Art & Music Department.

Get online access to local newspapers including The Daily Bulletin, Los Angeles Daily News, Press-Telegram, San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Whittier Daily News, The Sun, The Press-Enterprise, Redlands Daily Facts, Pasadena Star-News, The Orange County Register, and Daily Breeze.

ProQuest History Vault provides a wealth of key archival materials with a single search. 

SRDS provides essential data on more than 125,000 media brands including digital, consumer magazines, business publications, direct marketing, newspapers, radio, TV/cable and more.

This online resource is a wealth of multimedia resources about K-12 books to support reading and library activities for all grades and content areas.

This award-winning resource provides middle and high school students with up-to-date, nonjudgmental, self-help support. 

Tessa is the home of Los Angeles Public Library's digitized rare and historical collections.

The Palace Project app makes it easy to browse and access library e-books and audiobooks. The app aggregates content from LAPL's Libby and Biblioboard collections along with digital content provided by the State of California.

The Theater Program Collection contains over 11,000 programs from local and national productions.

The Time Magazine Archive presents an extensive collection of the prominent weekly news magazine.

The Toy Movable Database contains information on Toy Moveable (also known as "pop-up") books owned by LAPL.

Available in 110+ languages, including ESL, Transparent Language Online gives learners the flexibility they need to learn a new language anytime, anywhere.