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Height limit agreed on by homeowners, developer on Melrose

Suzan Filipek · October 27, 2022

Four neighborhood homeowner groups and a developer of a creative office building on Melrose Avenue and Seward Street have reached a deal which includes reducing the proposed project’s height from […]

How is the health of local legit theater? Challenges confront Center Theatre Group and others

John Welborne · October 27, 2022

Theaters large and small in Los Angeles are facing post-pandemic and other challenges. Very close by, on Santa Monica Boulevard west of Vine Street to about Hudson Avenue, is “Theatre […]

Permanent supportive housing needed

John Welborne · October 27, 2022

With the recent and nearby dedication of additional permanent supportive housing, it becomes even clearer that one opportunity to address homeless encampments on our streets and sidewalks is to utilize […]

LACMA’s Geffen Galleries half-done; construction above ground next

John Welborne · October 27, 2022

In mid-October, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) announced that construction of its new David Geffen Galleries building — that will span Wilshire Boulevard — is 50 percent […]

Bass, Caruso will work to end homelessness — differently

Suzan Filipek · October 4, 2022

One is a congresswoman who has worked with the underserved. The other is a billionaire businessman who builds tony properties. Both have ambitious plans to end or at least make […]

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