City of Los Angeles Recognizes October 1st as Official ”Bad Bunny Day”

This month, Councilmember Kevin de León put forth a resolution recognizing October 1, 2022 as “Bad Bunny Day” in the City of Los Angeles. Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, aka Bad…

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LA Poverty Department Prepares for 13th Annual Festival for All Skid Row Artists at General Jeff Memorial Park

The Los Angeles Poverty Department (LAPD) presents the 13th Annual Festival for All Skid Row Artists on Saturday and Sunday, October 29 and 30, a two day festival of non-stop live performances, visual…

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Los Angeles City Votes to End Eviction Moratorium on January 31, 2023

In March 2020, the World Health Organization declared the Coronavirus (COVID-19) as a pandemic and Mayor Eric Garcetti issued a temporary moratorium on evictions for non-payment of rent for tenants…

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Go Ahead, Risk It All – Jaywalking in DTLA is No Longer Illegal, But…

Thanks to a new bill signed October 1st by Governor Gavin Newsom; on January 1, 2023, pedestrians may no longer be issued Jaywalking tickets for crossing the street outside of…

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Dazzling Beauty in Historic Places – Tease, If You Please to Host 9th Year Anniversary at the Palace Theater

TEASE, if you please! is a Showgirl & Burlesque extravaganza promising a thrillingly and dazzling evening at the Historic Palace Theater Saturday, October 1st. Attendees are invited to rejoice with…

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Reimagine’s Loss, Life and Love Festival Honors the Ancestors of Leimert Park 

When a death is announced, family, friends and neighbors gather together to celebrate life, express grief, share memories, and make piece with the creator before committing the deceased to cremation…

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Eating with Jenn Harris – It’s All About the Dumplings at LA Times Food Bowl

Written by Keri Freeman /Photo Credit – Nkechi Ahaiwe DTLA practically starved for 2 long years awaiting the return of  Los Angeles Times Food Bowl. This year’s festival celebrating Southern California’s dynamic…

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Dodgers to Honor 70 Year Career of Legendary Sports Broadcaster Jaime Jarrín

On Saturday, October 1, the Los Angeles Dodgers will honor legendary Hall of Fame Spanish broadcaster Jaime Jarrín with a special celebration – both on and off the field. The…

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SOLD! Andrew Meieran Sells Iconic Clifton’s Building for $8.6mil

Los Angeles real estate investment firm Robhana Group has acquired Andrew Meieran’s Clifton’s Cafeteria, aka Clifton’s Republic for $8.6 million. A staple of the Bringing Back Broadway movement, the return…

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Living Off DTLA Farmer’s Markets Everyday of the Week

It’s Official, DTLA loves Farmer’s Markets. From our original FM at Grand Central Market to the Farmer’s Market in Skid Row, DTLA offers healthy options from farm to table everyday…

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Taking it to the Streets: The Fight to Save the “Obama Phone” Lifeline Program

Could the California Public Utilities Commission Be Trying to Destroy the Popular Program Started by President Obama dubbed ”The Obama Phone”? Advocates for disadvantaged communities implored Governor Gavin Newsom to…

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Dancing to the Rhythm of a New Life – Give A Beat Launches Record Label for Incarcerated Musicians

Give a Beat, the music-based nonprofit lauded for changing the course for incarcerated individuals recently announced the launch of Give a Beat Record Label. Led by Executive Director Lauren Segal, Program Director Todd Strong, and Record Label…

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