Archives for April 2006

• LA Gets Power Chic

  The Boston Globe says that "Industrial chic is all the rage these days, nowhere more so than at the Edison, a stylish bar and lounge located in the bowels of a former power plant in this City of Angels."Aug 17

• Food Garden Blossoms in Skid Row

  LAT on the 34-foot long garden wall planted by residents of the Rainbow Apartments. The wall's part of a project by organization Urban Farming.Aug 14

• Inside Twin Towers Mental Wing

  NPR piece on what it calls the nation's largest mental institution, a wing of Downtown's Twin Towers jail.Aug 14

• LAT on "In Search of a Midnight Kiss"

  In a story dated tomorrow, the LAT weighs in on the film "In Search of a Midnight Kiss," which opens the DT Film Fest. We covered it yesterday.Aug 12

• New LATC Hires GM

  LAT coverage of the New LATC's hiring of Paul Stuart Graham as General Manager. Graham was previously with Actors Co-op in Hollywood.Aug 12

• New Name, New Life for Belmont

  LAT looks at the $400 million Edward R. Roybal Learning Center, formerly to be known as the Belmont Learning Center. The school sits on 1st, just west of the 110.Aug 10

• Greening Downtown L.A.

  Inhabitant looks at the Park 101 proposal (covered here), and includes fun new renderings.Aug 08

• Pegasus to Get Upgrades?

  This Globe St piece on KOR's $100 million recapitalization of the Pegasus Apartments and partnership with Buchanan Street Partners mentions that the "new ownership plans to renovate and upgrade all 322 units."Jul 30

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