The Biggest DWP Bill Yet! Notorious Graffiti Crew Busted in $173,000 Downtown LA Vandalism Spree

You may have heard about some big bills coming from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power this season, but the biggest bill of all may be the $172,930…

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Hotel Clark: 112 Years of Grandeur, Controversy and Reinvention in Downtown Los Angeles

Built by a railway millionaire during Los Angeles’ great expansion, the Hotel Clark has survived two world wars, international political controversy, bitter tenant battles and decades of abandonment. Now, one…

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City Hall Lights Up Once Again for Annual LA For All Celebration

Los Angeles City Hall will light up in vibrant LA For All colors tonight, joining 12 other landmarks across the city to mark the fifth anniversary of the “LA Is…

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DTLA’s Most Famous Gas Station Gets a New Look, But Its Reputation Lives On

For years, one of Downtown Los Angeles’ most recognizable landmarks wasn’t a skyscraper or historic building—it was an infamous gas station. The Chevron Gas Station sitting at the corner of…

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#SurvivingDTLA: Can Anything Save Olvera Street?

Olvera Street has survived nearly a century as one of Los Angeles’ most recognizable cultural destinations, but today the historic marketplace is fighting for its life. If you had wandered…

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Lace Up Those Cleats, Union Station Prepares for a Massive FIFA World Cup Celebration

It is time to rally the squad, secure your ticket, and dive into an epic four-day FIFA festival celebrating the global tournament coming to Union Station. Union Station’s historic Ticket…

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Citywide Housing Incentive Breaks Ground in Los Angeles

The City of recently unveiled a promising progress report detailing the significant impact of the Citywide Housing Incentive Program (CHIP) exactly one year after the measure was signed into effect.…

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Ready From Day One: Rich Sarian, the CD13 Candidate with a Proven Track for Positive Change

If you live in Downtown Los Angeles or frequent the Social District, chances are you have run into our friendly neighborhood Social District BID Vice President, Rich Sarian. Since joining…

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A Vote for Judge Lindsey – Transparency, Accountability, and Equal Justice Under Family Law

When voters head to the polls for the upcoming June 2, 2026, primary election, their choices will shape the local justice system for years to come. For Los Angeles County Superior Court…

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Big Up for Small Business as Mayor Bass Secures $45 Million Plus in FIFA World Cup Procurements for LA

Created by Mayor Bass, ProcureLA provides L.A. businesses with targeted services, guidance, and resources to compete and secure major contracts ahead of major events. Today, Mayor Bass announced that her…

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Plan to Fix the City! – Outlining Leadership with 2026 LA Mayoral Candidate Adam Miller

Mayoral candidate Adam Miller says Los Angeles needs a builder—not a politician.  Los Angeles mayoral candidate Adam Miller is positioning himself as an outsider with a results-driven background in business…

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A Landmark Commitment: LAUSD Establishes Formal Recognition of Jewish American Heritage Month

Established nationally in 2006 to recognize over 350 years of Jewish contributions to American history and culture, Jewish American Heritage Month coincides with several significant observances in 2026, including Lag…

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