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Archives for June 2008

Grand Performances Opens 2008 Season with Smaller Names, But Big Music

1st

Faces of Downtown - Cheryl McDonald

2nd

Playwrights and Artists Meet; 'And Then We Had A Play.'

 

DLANC Elections Draw Near; Participation Up, But Some Hurdles Remain

 

Patterns, Numbers and Comments

3rd

Grand Opening for Upper Playground and The Last Laugh

 

Not Just for Galleries: Art Walk's Success Leads to Expansion

 

4th and Hill Toilet Still Inching Toward Service

 

Three Events Talk Politics on a Wednesday Night

4th

Downtown Open House Headlines Packed Weekend of Events

 

Tomorrow: Hope for Firefighters Brings Food and Fun

 

Welcome Back, Brockman

 

Game Time! But Where?

5th

Locking Cans Look to Keep Trash in Place

 

Pershing Square Fountain Getting a Tune Up

 

Firefighters Bring Downtown Together for a Good Cause

 

Exposing History at the Hayward

6th

Save Our Store: An S.O.S Heard in Joel Bloom Square

 

Longtime Locals Add to Main Street Retail with Raw Materials and Winstead Adams

 

Upper 2nd Nearing Its Grand Connection

 

Downtown This Weekend? Follow the Balloons

7th

Meet-Up for Game 2

8th

Dwelling on an Urban Future

9th

Checking In on Plaza Rehabs at AON and Manulife

 

With Lakers Down 0-2, It's Time to Rally

 

Grand Avenue Committee Plays Tough with Related?

 

No Longer a Grand Opening

10th

Feria Del Libro Brings Books for All to City Hall

 

Art Walk Preview for June, 2008

 

Historic Core Braces for "Criminal Minds"

 

Finals Shows Potential of LA Live

11th

Colorful Rocks Added to 9th and Main Median

 

Blocked Sidewalk Next to Ralphs Shows Little Concern for Pedestrians

 

Election Day

12th

Californians Wanted for Downtown "Staycations"

 

More Eyes on "Words"

 

Chinatown Median Dedicated as Pocket Park

13th

Pershing Square's Palm Court Getting $190,000 Renovation

 

A Ride Around the June Art Walk

 

Streetcar Workshop to Air Saturday

 

Thanks for Talking

14th

Loft Appeal Expands; Opens Second Location in the Arts District

16th

Downtown Art Walk Wins Urban Planning Award

 

One Rack at a Time Too Slow for Creating a Bicycle Friendly City

 

Everyone Becomes a Local on MONA's Neon Cruise

 

Historic Downtown BID Renewal Approved

17th

Opera Paints Looks to Help Make the Arts District More Colorful

 

Developers Say Downtown Market Still Strong, Despite Recent Troubles

 

Perry Pushes Motion to Reconsider Pershing Square Improvements

 

Entourage Filming at P.E. Lofts Tomorrow

 

Downtown Joins Vows Heard Around the State

18th

Industrial Land Use Policy Gets an Award?

 

This Day in 1968: 3rd Street Tunnel Reopened

 

Motorpool Construction Moving on Up

19th

City Clerk Releases DLANC Election Results

 

Heroes Mural Raises Question: Why Do Only Film Shoots Get Cool Alleys?

 

Downtown Crossroads: A Block that Overlaps Districts

20th

Buddy, 12

 

South Park Tie Broken With a Coin Flip

 

City Proposes to Pick Up the Tab for Dodger Transit

22nd

Around the Halls: June 23 - 25

23rd

South Group's Streetscape Continues Getting Kudos

 

Even Grass and a Fountain Can Go Bad

 

Cherry Picker Install at LA Live

24th

In Chinatown, What's Old is New Again

 

Angels Knoll Park Gets a Planting

 

Times Mirror Square for Sale, But Who Would Want It?

25th

Hayward Paint Removal Reveals a Shiny Exterior

 

Dodgers Emphatic on Government's Role to Fund Public Transportation

 

Around the Halls: June 26 - 27

26th

Morning Toy District Fire Knocked Down Quickly

 

Park Fifth Receives Final Approvals, Construction Loan

 

Locals Night Shows the Power of Free Food

 

Clippers Draft Party Shows Nokia as a Large Living Room

27th

International Interns Present Plan for Park 101

 

Downtown Model Turns Planning Into Play

28th

Citizen Journalism Academy Has Bloggers and Journalists Talking Shop

29th

Around the Halls: June 30 - July 2

30th

Business Growth in Downtown is Using Diverse Team Work

 

Chinatown's Central Plaza Swings Into the Night