Pine & Crane DLTLA is hosting a delightful evening under the stars at Wishbone Park on Friday, August 22! Join us for a free screening of the coming of age film 'Di Di' (2024, Dir. Sean Wang) from 7-10:30 PM. 

Living in one of the greatest cities in the world means that you will inevitably have visitors from out of town. We love them, but people who aren’t local to Los Angeles don’t know the first thing about planning a fun day here. Let me help you entertain in the neighborhood!

Are you looking for a quick and easy way to get to LAX and back from your home in South Park? It’s here now with the opening of the Metro K-Line! ….And you don’t have to drive and inch in the process.

The South Park Neighborhood Association (SPNA) is proud to introduce the Lynx initiative, a neighborhood camera network designed to enhance safety and community well-being.

  At first glance the South Park neighborhood seemed to avoid the worst of the June downtown raids, protests, graffiti, and damage. Many residents said it was worse when the Lakers and Dodgers won the championship. But South Park businesses and residents were adversely affected and continue to cope with not only the aftermath but the continued immigration raids and uncertainties.

     The SPNA Oceanwide Ad Hoc Committee met with Adam Acosta, CD 14 Constituent Services Deputy on June 11 to share concerns and possible solutions to the stalled Oceanwide development.

Some of us might pass by LA Job Corps every day on Olive between 11th and Olympic without knowing much or interacting with the campus. But many of the students live on campus and are part of our community.

Join SPNA (South Park Neighborhood Association) at the 4th Annual Neighborhood Night Out on Tuesday, August 5, from 6-9 pm at Audio Graph at 12th and Olive on the patio.

The South Park Neighborhood Association (SPNA) is thrilled to present the 6th Annual A Taste of South Park, happening on Saturday afternoon, September 27, 2025, in the AEG parking lot on the northwest corner of Grand Ave. and 11th St. 

We’re excited to share a fun idea that could bring our community together under the stars: a Summer Outdoor Movie Night Series!

Living in one of the greatest cities in the world means that you will inevitably have visitors from out of town. We love them, but people who aren’t local to Los Angeles don’t know the first thing about planning a fun day here.

If you feel like a quick trip to another world far, far from DTLA and its recent unpleasantness, you can do no better than visiting Russ and Katie and the Banning House Lodge, in remote Two Harbors, Catalina Island.

SPNA’s Shared Camera Network Committee has been meeting with local businesses, HOAs, and private security firms to elicit support to participate in a pilot security program. The effort has resulted in strong support.

As mentioned in Part 1 of the neighborhood shared security initiative,  we are collecting data on crimes and nuisance issues in our neighborhood. We will collect data during the pilot phase as well, and then we can assess if the shared security initiative is an asset for the neighborhood.

Police drones are in our future in downtown according to a presentation by LAPD officer Thomas Andreas to the Central Area Community Police Advisory Board on May 25 at the Central Station. Four South Park residents were in attendance.

Why should you be interested in LA city’s interest in an ordinance to prohibit citywide new oil and gas extraction AND the phasing out of existing operations?  Because we have an oil well site in South Park – between Hill and Broadway and Pico and 14th Place.

The COVID epidemic of recent years did not do any favors for the downtown residential market.  With the city being largely cleared out by the necessity of remote work, residential and commercial real estate found itself in an unwelcome slumber.  During this period, it was hard to stay optimistic about occupancy growth in the city’s future.

South Park residents answered the call in last month’s newsletter to put Oceanwide back on everyone’s agenda by acting on a resolution. Eight neighbors with experience in law, development, business, and communication met to begin the work.

Javier’s brings a 30-year heritage of fine Mexican dining to the neighborhood with their sixth restaurant located on 12th Street between Figueroa and Flower in the Circa Apartment Complex.

A clean cave-like entrance pulls you into the restaurant. The inside is reminiscent of the kind of beautiful, elegant restaurants found throughout Mexico City's trendy neighborhoods with large tables and cream-colored booths surrounded by plants and an elegant bar. Javier's is a high-end cantina that opened mid-May on12th Street between Flower and Figeroa.