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• The still-beating heart of L.A. history

  Hector Tobar reminds everyone that El Pueblo is much more than a cute tourist trap.

  LA Times – Mar 19
• Ludobites Headed to Gram & Papa's

  Expect crowds in the Fashion District as Chef Ludo Lefebvre brings his pop-up eatery to Gram & Papa's from April 8 through May 28 for dinner service.

  LAist – Mar 17
• Broad Chooses Grand Ave?

  Martha Welborne of the Grand Avenue Authority says the deal is done, but the Broad Foundation remains tight-lipped.

  archpaper.com – Mar 16
• Court Cuts Downtown

  The Superior Court is shuttering 17 courtrooms, nearly half Downtown, and laying off 330 employees to try and deal with a $130-million deficit.

  www.scpr.org – Mar 16
• Lofty ideas about decorating

  Four units in the Toy Factory Lofts are profiled, ranging from "a little piece of Paris" to "Asian-midcentury fusion, tribal starkness and warm contemporary."

  www.thisisbrandx.com – Mar 16
• Dodger Trolley Returning

  A $300,000 air quality grant will return bus service to Dodger Stadium this season, running from Union Station and free to ticket-holders.

  LAist – Mar 12
• Man Dies in Broadway Elevator Accident

  A man died today after being trapped between a wall and an elevator in the garment building at 939 S. Broadway.

  cbs2.com – Mar 11
• Update on Downtown Walgreens

  Curbed LA reader notes the new Walgreens near 7th and Hope will be opening in late April/ early May.

  Curbed LA – Mar 08
• Serving up sustainability

  When Neal and Amy Knoll Fraser open Grace in the St. Vibiana rectory, they plan to include a garden that will grow a quarter of the restaurant's produce.

  LA Times – Mar 08
• Bonaventure Warns of Data Breach

  A hacker accessed credit card information for those who spent money at any of the Westin Bonaventure's restaurants over the last eight months.

  content.usatoday.com – Mar 08