Cory Moss is Foothill Transit’s executive board chair. - Photo by Chris Mortenson
Silverstein Properties executives, partners and artists cut the ribbon unveiling the U.S. Bank Tower’s newest renovations. - Photo by Chris Mortenson
Arman Ter-Grigoryan is the founder and CEO of Invicta Recovery Center in Altadena. - Photo courtesy of Invicta
The Riboli family has partnered with Grimshaw Architects to design a five-story office building at 130 W. College Street in Chinatown. - Photo courtesy of Grimshaw
The new Olympia mega-development project at 1001 W. Olympic Boulevard is flanked by the LA Convention Center, Crypto.com Arena and LA Live. - Photo courtesy of City Century
The new 50-story high-rise 8th Grand and Hope is expected to break ground in 2024. - Photo courtesy of Mitsui Fudosan America
“Girl on a Swing” is the only Banksy mural in LA and one of a handful worldwide that’s been preserved in its original location. - Photo courtesy of Sparkle Factory
With their forthcoming Angels Landing development, Don Peebles and Victor MacFarlane are looking to change LA’s economic landscape. - Photo courtesy of Angels Landing
Carey Hart founded Good Ride to support veterans through motorcycle rides and donations to military charities. - Photo by Luke Netzley
Photo courtesy of Top of the Hub
Arata Nakatsuji, founder and CEO, and Nelson Sato, COO, represent the social media platform Artics. - Photo by Luke Netzley
Shirley Raines’ colorful persona was an instant hit on Skid Row. - Photo by Chris Mortenson
Photo courtesy of George ko
Joey Logano, driver of the No. 22 Shell Pennzoil Ford, takes the checkered flag to win the NASCAR Cup Series Busch Light Clash at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Feb. 6, 2022, in Los Angeles. - Photo by Sean Gardner
LPC West’s 10 West campus was built at the former campus of engineering firm Parsons Corp. - Photo courtesy of LPC West
Nick Griffin, executive director of the DTLA Alliance, says he hopes the organization is seen as an ally committed to Downtown LA’s revitalization. - Photo by Chris Mortenson
Bulgantamir Enkh-erdene is the owner of Air Comfort Experts. - Photo by Chris Mortenson
The Santa Fe 3751, set to attend the festival, is the world’s oldest surviving 4-8-4 locomotive. - Photo courtesy of Los Angeles Union Station
Photo courtesy of The Bloc
Pallet Shelter has built over 4,000 living spaces in more than 86 cities and 24 states. - Photo courtesy of Pallet Shelter
Surrounded by other creative firms, HOK has relocated its design studio to ROW DTLA’s historic industrial campus. - Photo courtesy of HOK
Los Angeles potter Danny Dooreck has partnered with EF Academy. - Photo courtesy of EF Academy Pasadena
Meet Each Need with Dignity. - Photo courtesy of MEND
Jimmy Wu and Alex Decarvalho welcome guests to The Biltmore and the hotel’s Christmas tree. - Photo by Chris Mortenson
The Hettema Group’s Phil Hettema. - Photo courtesy of THG
The 2022 LA Mission Thanksgiving. - Photo by Chris Mortenson
Ozie Bell Gonzaque published a new biography, “To Protect and Serve: The Volunteer World of Ozie Bell Gonzaque.” She helped changed the LAPD’s tone.
Photo courtesy of Rooftop Cinema Club
Born on the island of Guernsey off the coast of France, designer Matt Warren has used visual art as a form of expression and escapism since his childhood. - Photo by Christy Linder
Actor, comedian and car enthusiast Kevin Hart will bring his personal car collection to this year’s auto show. - Photo courtesy of the Los Angeles Auto Show
Photo Courtesy of Anitra Terrell
MW Lofts was designed by Tyler Kelly Architecture to improve walkability around the corner of Pasadena’s Walnut Street and El Molino Avenue. - Photo courtesy of Tyler Kelly Architecture
Photo by Luke Netzley
Before becoming the executive director of the Downtown Center Business Improvement District, Nick Griffin spent over 25 years in business development in the real estate, media and technology industries. - Photo courtesy of DCBID
SAMINA was founded in Austria in 1989 by Dr. Günther W. Amann-Jennson and brought to Pasadena in 2016 by Claus and Denise Pummer. - Photo courtesy of SAMINA
Désirée Van Hoek’s book “Notes on Downtown” includes over 135 photographs of DTLA. - Photo by Désirée Van Hoek
Jill Kurth has been named LA Metro executive and strategy + growth leader for AECOM, a Fortune 500 infrastructure consulting firm that specializes in projects surrounding transportation and new energy. - Photo courtesy of Dale Griner