South Park Neighborhood Association in downtown Los Angeles is a group of residents and stakeholders focused on community building, support for local businesses, and political advocacy
Downtown Los Angeles Residents Association (DTLA RA) has been organizing and fighting for solutions to the open-air drug use in downtown LA as well as many other downtown issues. Their efforts grabbed the attention of the LA Mayor’s office and city officials are now responding.
Are you interested in volunteering to build community, support our local businesses, and advocate for the South Park neighborhood? If so, please consider applying for an open seat on the SPNA Board.
There is a legendary hero praised in Los Angeles. Take a look around and you will notice multiple paintings on the cityscape of this influential figure: Kobe Bryant, also known as “The Black Mamba”.
Along Hope Street is a narrow courtyard behind a green fence, tucked in next to the California Children's Academy day care. With its colorful mural, landscaping, and outdoor seating, it looks a little like a pocket park. It wasn’t designed by a landscape architect. It was designed by teenagers. It's called the Breezeway, and it belongs to Kid City Hope Place.
There is understandably a lot of confusion as to how to use the various government/neighborhood phone numbers when we want to report something or obtain information.
The annual USC effect came and went again this year. As expected, leasing activity picked up in the spring before slowing as students settled in for the fall semester. Historically, that demand spills over into condo sales as well, but this year buyers largely stayed on the sidelines.
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For the first time in nearly seven years, Oceanwide Plaza is moving forward.