Showing posts with label Crenshaw District In the News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crenshaw District In the News. Show all posts

Monday, April 10, 2017

New Restaurant in the Shaw: Locol--Welcome Roi Choi!!

Hello People of The Shaw!

Guess who's coming to town?  


#RoiChoi  #Locol  #ParkHillsHeights  #Heather Presha


The incomparable Roi Choi is due to open another location for his infamous LOCOL Restaurant... right here in the heart of the Crenshaw!!!  Yessss!!!

Here's what to expect:

#RoiChoi  #Locol  #ParkHillsHeights  #Heather Presha

#RoiChoi  #Locol  #ParkHillsHeights  #Heather Presha




This is located at the corner of 54th and 11th Aves.
(1 block South of Crenshaw).  
#RoiChoi  #Locol  #ParkHillsHeights  #Heather Presha

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Thanks!
~HP

Monday, December 29, 2014

Huge New Plans for the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza!!!

Hi Folks!  

There are some exciting plans ahead for the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza.  

MLK and Crenshaw Blvds. #BHCP
You can expect an additional 2 million square feet to be added, tons more parking, easier pedestrian access and the Metro Line will have a portal stop that leads right into the Plaza!  

Future view from atop Santa Rosalia Dr. #BHCP


Also in the plans will be a 12 story hotel, apartments, condos and office space.



  CLICK HERE to read more coverage from Bianca Barragan of CurbedLA.com. 




Friday, November 14, 2014

Metro to Close Crenshaw Blvd. for 30 days...PLAN AHEAD!

(Article taken from www.LeimertParkBeat.com)


Metro to Close Crenshaw Blvd. for 30 days to excavate box for light rail Crenshaw/Expo underground station

#CrenshawExpoLine  #LightRail #Crenshaw


Metro and Walsh/Shea Corridor Contractors tonight will close Crenshaw Boulevard, between Jefferson Boulevard and Coliseum Street, for 30 days to begin excavation of Crenshaw/Expo underground station for the Crenshaw/LAX light rail line.

Metro encourages residents, commuters, business owners and shoppers to plan ahead to avoid delays.

"Because we planned ahead, Carmageddon never happened on the 405, so let's plan ahead on Crenshaw. This is a critical step to delivering an infrastructure investment to build a stronger South L.A. and a stronger regional transportation network for us all," said Los Angeles Mayor and Metro Board Chair Eric Garcetti. ...READ MORE HERE

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Mayor Gives Cash Rebate to Remove Your Lawn...

Hi Everybody...

I hope that you will join me and my family in committing to conserve water.  Now you can get a rebate of $3.75 per square foot to remove your lawn!  See below and click the link to read the details....


Click here to READ THE WHOLE ARTICLE
#MayorGarcetti  #LADWPrebate

Saturday, July 6, 2013

Explosion in Leimert Park....


Hi Neighbors...

Just wanted to make sure you all knew about the explosion incident that occurred yesterday Morning involving our neighbor Ms. Ashtonell Smith from 9th Ave.


Ashtonell Smith, age 79

Ms. Smith called the gas company about a week ago to let them know she smelled gas.  When she woke up yesterday morning around 6am, she turned on the dryer to finish her laundry and the dryer exploded, leaving Ms. Smith with 3rd degree burns over 40% of her face and body.  Ms. Smith was transported to USC County Hospital yesterday morning and is critical condition.  Because of her age, she is not expected to survive.  Please keep her in your thoughts and prayers.

Peace and Love to you Ms. Smith!

Heather Lee Presha

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

We Will Have a Train Stop in Leimert Park...

Hey Folks...

We are in fact getting a train stop in Leimert Park--it's official.  But will it be above ground or below. The challenge continues!  

Read more here:
Leimert Park Train Stop



Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Turn Vacant Lots into Green Spaces...Vote for Community Health Councils!!!




Hi Everybody...

My dear friends at the Community Health Councils (CHC) who began The Coalition for an Active South LAhave been working to find ways to repurpose vacant and underutilized lots in South LA to address the shortage and inequities in parks and open space. The work they've done so far in an effort to create healthy living in our community is to be commended!!


Recently, CHC has formed an exciting partnership with Columbia University C-Lab and 596Acres.org to help advance the vision of a greener South LA by giving communities the tools they need to reclaim and re-purpose empty, vacant, underutilized spaces in LA. They have submitted a joint application to help fund the project. The selection process includes a contest that is powered by votes and comments from the online community. 

So, PLEASE...
Check out their contest page and proposal here:  LA Open Acres Project   
And SHOW YOUR SUPPORT BY VOTING HEREhttp://myla2050.maker.good.is/projects/LAOpenAcres


Overall, HERE's WHAT THE PROJECT WILL DO: 

  • Map LA’s vacant lots and underutilized land.
  • Create an online platform for residents and community members to share information about vacant land.  
  • Create a platform for community members to organize around specific vacant lots and transform these into green spaces.
  • Decode the process to transform vacant spaces into parks, community gardens, and green space.  
  • Launchpad for communities to address disparities in open space access.
  • Provides tools for communities to transform their environments and work together to create more open space.
  • LA has LOTS of potential.

Ultimately...WE NEED MORE GREEN SPACE
  • Open-Space, parks, and community gardens are not equitably distributed in Los Angeles.
  • Parks, open-space, and community gardens are not within walking distance for many communities in LA.
  • Thousands and thousands of vacant, underutilized, vacant spaces exist in LA that could be better used for green space.
  • Vacant land impacts the livability of neighborhoods and the health of communities, particularly those with little green space.
  • No one knows just how much vacant land exists in Los Angeles.

I thank you in advance for your support!

Sending Out Much Love for the Community,
HP