Archives for August 2008

Cornerstone Theater Company's New Play is Close to Home

3rd

Little Tokyo to Host National Night Out

 

Downtown Lens: One Man's Trash

 

Around the Halls: August 4 - 6

4th

Thinking Beyond the Rooftop Pool

5th

Performances Keeping Downtown Night Life Active in August

 

Wednesday: Explore Downtown on Bicycle with Tom LaBonge

 

Scramble Crossings Coming to L.A., but Not for the First Time

 

Stories Down on 2nd Street

6th

Pershing Square Framed with Art and Music

7th

Where's Our Grand Public Art?

 

Shy Suit Against Homeowners Alleges Defamation, Loss of Business

8th

Angelus Plaza Bonds Set for Approval

 

After a Year of Holding, 4th and Hill Toilet Up and Running

 

CCA Brokering Deal for Holiday Late Night Rail

 

Tonight: Closing Night on Traction

9th

Looking Back on a Design Evolution

10th

Film Fest Opens With "In Search of a Midnight Kiss," Starring Downtown

11th

Around the Halls: August 11 - 13

 

New Gates Intended to Clean Up Alley Spaces

 

Tiny 7th Street Retail Space Lands BBQ King

 

Thursday: Streetcar Planning Workshop at New LATC

12th

Straw Poll: What's Opening First?

 

Jules Verne Fest Opens Portal at 7+Fig

13th

Art Walk Preview for August, 2008

 

Rooftops at Staples Center and Nokia Going Solar

 

New Features: Readers' Photos

 

Art Walk Opening Doors for Diners

14th

Stakeholders Talk All Things Streetcar at Broadway Workshop

 

Third Walk Downtown LA Event Takes a Trek to South Park

15th

Broadway Trustees Approve Streetcar Non-Profit

 

Sunday's Spa Day in the City

16th

Around the August Art Walk: The Movement Continues

 

Downtown Lens: Rule of Thirds

17th

Around The Quiet Halls: August 18-22

18th

Little Tokyo's Nisei Week Marches On

 

Take a Bow, Downtown Film Fest

 

Who Was John H. Jones?

19th

6th Street Famima!! Files for Beer and Wine License

 

Just What Makes a Widening?

 

SB Spring Gets a Cleaning

20th

Today in Downtown History: Library Declared Work of Art

 

A Sad Farewell

21st

New Face of Charlie O's Unveiled

 

Downtown Delegation Heads to San Diego

 

Interesting Angles Taking Shape on Concerto

22nd

Using Construction to Tell the Story of a Site

 

Downtown Lens: Beautiful People

24th

Trip to San Diego Shows the Value of Planning

25th

Attempting to Poach Downtown Tenants: Cool or Not?

 

Old and Outdated, a Street Sign Survives... Until Now

 

Hayward Paint Removal Rounds the Home Stretch

26th

We All Lose: Pershing Square Fountain Opens First

 

Time for a Trim on Hope Street

 

Not Quite "Letting Go" Yet

 

An Up Close Look at Hayward Details

27th

Cut Into Downtown Streets and Find History

 

Grand Hope Park: A Primer

 

The Nickel Diner Opens on Main Street

 

EveryBlock Adds L.A., but Data Lacks

28th

One Month to Train, 1500 Stairs

 

Cathedral High Prepares for Game Time

 

City Hall Shuttle Takes Last Laps; DASH A Reroute Tuesday

29th

One Month In, Dodger Trolley a Success

 

Nisei Week Makes for Community, Offers Suggestions on Centering a City

30th

Mystery Medicine Cabinet Art Popping Up Downtown

 

Downtown Lens: Your Right to Photograph

31st