If anyone thought Millennium’s project was asleep or dead, they are wrong. We are actively fighting it, and they are actively moving forward as described in our last post.
On March 12, 2021, we filed a protective lawsuit in order to ensure that the City and Millennium could not pull a fast one.… Read the rest
Reports are coming in from our supporters about the Hollywood Center site being fenced. Bulldozers and excavators are at work now, apparently on a new earthquake fault trench as seen in the above and below photos.… Read the rest
Los Angeles residents have waited a very long time to see some justice when it comes to the corruption taking place by city officials. Since the FBI finally latched on to what citizens have been screaming about for years, residents may see yesterday’s federal court ruling as a sign of things to come.… Read the rest
Like many of you, we have been stonewalled by the City when trying to get answers to our questions regarding the status of the dangerous and illegal Hollywood Center Project.
Over the last 45 days or so, our attorney Robert Silverstein has sent letter after letter to City Planner Mindy Nguyen. … Read the rest
That is a fact.
His former Deputy Mayor and General Manager of LA Dept. of Building & Safety, Raymond Chan, is the latest example. Chan just fell in the FBI’s ongoing pay-to-play investigation of City officials.
How does this relate to Millennium’s Hollywood Center scandal?
Click on the CityWatch logo to check out this phenomenal article written by our attorney, Robert P.… Read the rest
In response to our attorney Robert Silverstein’s CPRA request made October 9, 2020, the Mayor’s office sent a response as seen below:
Note the Mayor’s office offers no explanation as to why an extension is needed. This is most likely due to the problems this would create for the City if they followed CA Government Code 6253.,… Read the rest
Did you hear that Councilman Mitch O’Farrell mysteriously wrote a letter saying “additional seismic review should occur before this project advances any further in the entitlement process”?
Could LA City Hall finally be facing the truth? Did city officials realize their conduct could cost taxpayers billions of dollars when those skyscrapers come crashing down?… Read the rest
You may have heard us mention Millennium’s Leaning Tower of San Francisco; the tallest residential high rise on the West Coast when it opened in 2009 consisting of 419-unit luxury condominiums. What you may have not heard, until today is:
One of the appeals filed in response to the Department of City Planning’s 9/14/2020 Letter of Determination approving Millennium’s Vesting Tract Map was filed by Pantages Theater owner, Ned Pan.
Aside from pointing out “the breakneck speed at which the EIR and the Project approvals are being processed by the City, and the sudden and very recent shift from the Project as described in the Draft EIR to Alternative 8”, the appeal emphasizes several important truths: