Stadium project

Pico-Union is a working-class neighborhood with a largely immigrant resident base that lies in the shadow of the AEG developments across the 110 Freeway. With a stadium deal looking more likely, many are wondering how their community will be affected.
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Tim Leiweke, center, president and chief executive of AEG, met with Pico-Union residents to reassure them about the stadium plans.
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The 110 Freeway divides Pico-Union from the big-money lofts and entertainment centers of downtown Los Angeles anchored by the AEG venues. Sidewalks connecting the two are usually empty of foot traffic.
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Jim White, who lives in a loft above L.A. Live, supports the proposed stadium. He has a commanding view of the site.
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