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This article by Terin Lee is part of a yearlong youth journalism cohort between The LA Local and the Koreatown Storytelling Program. With only five parks across 2.9 square miles, Koreatown ranks among the lowest in the county for green space per capita, making Seoul International Park a vital gathering place for sports, festivals, and community organizing.
This article by Santiago Mecinas is part of a yearlong youth journalism cohort between The LA Local and the Koreatown Storytelling Program. Nearly 95 years after it opened as a Warner Bros. movie house, The Wiltern still anchors the corner of Wilshire and Western, having survived closure, near-demolition, and decades of change to become one of LA’s most iconic live music venues.