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Trees make a comeback in time for subway

Suzan Filipek · August 28, 2025

•Critics lament ‘missed opportunity’ A decade ago, when Metro officials removed several palm trees from the Miracle Mile to make room for subway construction, they promised to bring trees back—twofold. […]

When the city doesn’t step up, what’s a neighborhood to do?

Nona Sue Friedman · June 27, 2025

Frustration is brewing with the breakdown of city services, which can lead to burglaries and unsafe living conditions. Residents are starting to take things into their own hands. For a […]

Art Deco Society hopes to shine a spotlight on a forgotten gem

Columnist · March 3, 2025

On Preservation, by Brian Curran “Skyscraper Reveals New Type of Architecture,” announced the Los Angeles Times Real Estate section in 1929 at the release of plans for a new tower […]

Father and creator of Miracle Mile is innovative A.W. Ross

Nona Sue Friedman · March 3, 2025

If you blink you’ll miss the bust of A.W. Ross at 5799 Wilshire Blvd., located in a grassy little triangle facing the stretch of boulevard he created, Miracle Mile. Without […]

Development moves forward with city notice, public comment

Suzan Filipek · September 28, 2023

Finally, the 42-story Mirabel project is gaining some momentum. It’s been nine years since Wally Marks first brought to the Miracle Mile his vision for the skyscraper proposed at 5411 […]

Metro incites action both above and below ground

Suzan Filipek · March 2, 2023

Whether you build under ground or above, the issues facing the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) are formidable, which is why we were gladdened when just-elected mayor Karen […]

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