A Downtown landmark has returned to Main street. The neon sign from Craby Joe's, the 1930's dive bar made famous by Charles Bukowski, was installed inside Raw Materials this afternoon, just two blocks north of its former home.

The sign, owned by Downtown resident Jeremy Hansen, had been on display at the Museum of Neon Art, but was in need of a new home at least until the museum makes its move to new space in Glendale. Raw Materials jumped at the chance. — Continued Inside...

|Photo Gallery| On February 23, 1965, a pair of City Council committees voted to back a plan to build a new Los Angeles Convention Center in the heart of Elysian Park. 63 of the parks 575 acres would have been given up to the $10 million plan, which seemed to have all the backing it needed before it was eventually undermined through a campaign organized by the Citizens Committee to Save Elysian Park. — Continued Inside...

Downtown is no stranger to musical performances both experimental and mainstream, but the sights and sounds of 111 bicycles pedaling up Grand Avenue will perform Mauricio Kagel's "Eine Brise" may set a new bar for uniqueness.

The wheeled performance is the intermission to Monday Evening Concerts' evening celebrating the composer, who passed away in 2008. The outdoor performance is free, while tickets for the show itself are $27. — Continued Inside...

The city's transportation department in January proposed the elimination of three Downtown DASH routes and doubled fares as part of a plan to eliminate a budget deficit now projected to reach $350 million over the next ten years.

It is currently holding a series of community meetings on the moves, and on Tuesday afternoon one of those hearings will be held Downtown at the Caltrans building. — Continued Inside...