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- Sep 30, 2026
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200 affordable homes (opens the original)
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More details: Abode Communities, a nonprofit affordable housing developer, is developing the Koreatown-adjacent project in partnership with Metro, which owns the property. The development would include 194 income-restricted apartments and two manager units for households earning between 30% and 60% of area median income. Why now: Metro acquired the property in the 1980s for potential future transportation projects. It was later used for construction staging for the D Line subway extension. The d
New Koreatown flea (opens the original)
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Why it matters: Most of the 24 vendors participating in the first Friends & Family Flea have some connection to Koreatown. Some grew up in the neighborhood, some still live there and others have moved away but retain ties to the area. The vendor list includes apparel brands, artists, jewelry makers, beauty and wellness businesses and food vendors. The backstory: Nearly five years ago, co-founders Arnold Byun and Kioh Park were living in Koreatown and spending months at Document Coffee Bar. They
A new flea market is launching in Koreatown today (opens the original)
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One year ago, Congress defunded public media. Now that we're 100% community funded, please become a sustaining member or increase your existing membership today. This story first appeared on The LA Local. Friends & Family Flea, a new market from the team behind Maum Market, will make its debut Saturday in Koreatown. For organizer Arnold Byun, the launch is something of a homecoming. Nearly five years ago, Byun and his co-founder, Kioh Park, were living in Koreatown and spending months at Documen
LAPD Olympics pricetag (opens the original)
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How much are we talking: Added to the department’s typical staffing across the city, estimated personnel costs for the two-month period hosting the Games soar to more than $1.15 billion. That’s more than half of LAPD’s 2026-2027 budget. Why it matters: A budget memo submitted to the Los Angeles City Council in May offers a rare glimpse into security plans for the Olympics, which are being overseen by the U.S. Secret Service. It also casts light on the immense cost of policing the Games as concer
Bieber in MacArthur Park (opens the original)
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Why now: On Tuesday, Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman pointed to Bieber’s performance as a sign of progress at the park. Bieber performing an impromptu set at the park is “a testament to the progress we are achieving to take back the park from drug dealers and enliven it for families,” Hochman wrote on X. Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez’s office, however, pointed to a longer history of work at the park in response to Bieber’s visit. “We’re excited to see Justin Bieber enjoyin
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