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February 07, 2012
New Convention Center Renderings Released
New renderings of the soon-to-be renovated Los Angeles Convention Center were released late last week. The renderings presented by architectural firm Populous, show the replacement of the old West Hall of the convention center, and the extension of the building towards the location of Farmers Field. Read More
January 18, 2012
A greener Super Bowl
We're down to the final four. This weekend the New York Giants will play the San Francisco 49ers and the Baltimore Ravens will square off against the New England Patriots to achieve the dream of every football player (and many a football fan); a trip to the Super Bowl. It won't just be festivities and fervor hitting Indianapolis when Super Bowl XLVI comes to town. The 2012 Super Bowl Host Committee recently completed an exciting new initiative, the 1st and Green Challenge, that is having a huge impact on our environment. Read More
January 11, 2012
Farmers Field makes Gov. Brown list of 2011 Milestones and Accomplishments
Governor Jerry Brown recently listed the progress made in bringing Farmers Field to Los Angeles among his milestones and accomplishments for the year 2011. In September, Governor Brown signed SB 292, a bill that will make Farmers Field one of the most environmentally friendly stadiums in the United States, while protecting the project from frivolous lawsuits. Read More
December 09, 2011
Visit the Verizon Training Ground, December 17-19
Are you ready to experience football in downtown L.A? Beginning Saturday, December 17, come visit the Verizon Training Ground at L.A. LIVE. At the Training Ground you can test your athletic skills and meet, take photos with and get autographs from professional football legends. Read More
What You Can Do Now
Community Support
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L.A. Sports Fans L.A. fans support Farmers Field in Downtown Los Angeles. watch the video
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Mayor Hahn Mayor James Hahn on the impact an NFL team has on a City. watch the video
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Minority Business Associations On July 27th, leaders representing Los Angeles’ most prominent minority business associations gathered on the steps of City Hall to endorse the Farmers Field Project. watch the video