Tuesday: Get to Know Your Cops
By Eric Richardson — 08:41 PM
Tuesday's National Night Out event offers a chance to get to know those keeping Downtown safe, plus food, music and a police-guided bicycle ride.
News
Thirteen Arrested by Task Force at 7th and Main
By Eric Richardson
Wednesday
Police conducted undercover drug buys at 7th and Main on Tuesday morning, netting the arrests of three dealers, seven buyers and three others with outstanding warrants.
Everyday
Serve the City on Saturday
By Eric Richardson
11:29 AM
One day volunteer event Serve the City takes place Saturday, and several Downtown projects still have spots available.
Arts/Culture
FIDM Museum Opens TV Costume Exhibit
By Ed Fuentes
Yesterday, 12:01 PM
FIDM's 5th annual exhibit of "The Outstanding Art of Television Costume Design" offers a chance to get up close and personal with the wardrobe of small-screen stars.
Everyday
X Games 16 Kicks Off With Free Fan Fest
By Eric Richardson
Yesterday, 07:07 AM
X Games 16 kicks off with a Downtown-focused venue lineup and a free fan fest on Nokia Plaza for those looking to get just a taste of the action.
News
Card Game Busted By Blind Side Approach
By Eric Richardson
Tuesday
Detectives arrested a three-card monte dealer in the Toy District on Monday after they snuck up on his blind side.
Shopping
Indie Craft Fair Returns to Cornfield Park
By Jeannine Denholm
July 23, 2010
The second annual L.A. edition of the Renegade Craft Fair roadshow takes place this weekend at the Cornfield park in Chinatown.
Development
Swap Proposed: Courthouse Site for Parker Center
By Eric Richardson
July 23, 2010
The feds are interested in working with the city on a deal that would swap its courthouse site at 1st and Broadway for the site of Parker Center.
Food/Nightlife
Counter Culture: Villains, Swill, Cabbage Patch and More
By Ed Fuentes
July 21, 2010
The Arts District gets set for a pair of new drinking spots, Cabbage Patch makes a Downtown move and more from our world of food and drink news.
Roads/Rails
Saturday: Plan Rail Lines with James Rojas
By Eric Richardson
July 16, 2010
Planner James Rojas will be leading folks through his signature interactive modeling process in a trio of high-speed rail workshops on Saturday.
History
26 Years Ago: Pershing Square Rededicated
By Eric Richardson
July 12, 2010
On July 12, 1984, Pershing Square's Olympic updates were dedicated. Today's Downtowners might be envious of the park's simple and traditional design.
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