Category: #SurvivingDTLA

The secret’s out. Crime in downtown Los Angeles has shattered any sense of security, casting…

Aging is difficult for a number of reasons and is experienced very individually. Some resent the act of getting older while others believe it’s a gift and should be celebrated. In addition to wrinkles and arthritis, depending on what community one lives in, aging might also mean losing your independence when it comes to getting from A to B, and more importantly, doing so safely.
 
Just a little over a decade ago catching the bus wasn’t only challenging for younger adults. Drivers would pass by and not stop at the designated bus station, leaving the passenger stranded and confused until the arrival of the next vehicle. 
 
Something had to change and Metro delivered.
 

In a short time, DTLA residents and community organizers have been able to unite downtown…

In response to the concerning increase in hate crimes across the United States, the Center…

RealMe is a platform that isn’t merely responding to the crisis—it’s attempting to reshape the…

Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) mourns the passing of Alan Nishio, their longest-tenured board president,…

From the bizarre to the intriguing, here’s a glimpse into the strangest things discovered in…

Recently, during a community event, DT Weekly correspondents stumbled across an individual who was campaigning…

The sun soaked day couldn’t have shown a brighter light on the sentiments of thousands…

In 2003, Reverend Andy Bales took the helm as the CEO of Union Rescue Mission…

Former Olympian Kim Glass remains deeply disturbed after a brutal attack on the streets of…

For many drivers, being pulled over for a traffic violation by law enforcement is a very…