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This week we visit the first anniversary of Arts District Co-op aka Arts District Flea a place for artists to collaborate and sell to the public. Also we speak with Sara Hernandez, Downtown Area Director and Special Counsel to Council-member Huizar about Operation Healthy Streets, and Huizar’s latest actions in council.
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Pershing Square Renew Executive Director Eduardo “Edu” Santana joins us. Also, part two of our series from LAPD Citizens Academy.
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On this episode architect Michael Maltzan, artist Heath Satow, and Chris Loos of Urbanize.LA talk about the art, architecture, and urban planning in ever changing Los Angeles.
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This week we head to Grand Park for the downtown bookfest, also it’s orientation day at the LAPD citizens academy.
We speak with representatives from METRO, City of Los Angeles Department of Transportation and the executive director of the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition to discuss the future of transit in LA.
In this episode we visit the rededication of the spring street parklet, visit the historic Grand Central Market and talk to the co-founder of Welikela.com a site about discovering Los Angeles
In this episode we discuss the results of the March 3rd 2015 Primary Nominating election in the city of Los Angeles. Also, a resident runs his dog for city council to help get out the vote.
In this episode we talk to Mayor Garcetti and City Engineer Gary Lee Moore about the $422 million dollar infrastructure project to replace the 6th street viaduct. Also, we play detective with Escape Room LA.
We discuss the living wage proposals offered by Mayor Eric Garcetti and the other ideas around the subject. Also, we speak with the Little Tokyo Service Center about Budokan of Los Angeles
Episode two of This is the City includes coverage on the Council District 14 race as well as analysis of Charter Amendments 1 & 2 from the League of Women Voters, Los Angeles.
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