LA Live is a large entertainment complex located in downtown Los Angeles adjacent to the Staples Center. Notable entertainment venues in the area include the Nokia theater and the ESPN Zone and broadcasting center. There are also many hotels and restaurants that litter the area. The main hotel at the location is the Ritz-Carlton hotel and is also used for residences.

Silver blocks, twisting and turning into majestic shapes, tower above those who walk past the Walt Disney Concert Hall. A spectator at night will find the hall lit up with millions of colors, a sight to behold. The inside doesn't disappoint either. There are nearly thousands of seats, all looking down at the stage where pieces are performed. The ceiling hangs high above the audience, and there is magic inside, as expected with Disney and the arts.

The Los Angeles Police Department is headquartered here. The LAPD is directly responsible for investigating and keeping the peace in the 498 square miles that is Los Angeles. It is the third largest law enforcement agency in the country behind the New York Police Department and the Chicago Police Department. (For a layout "idea" please visit this link here

Planet Fitness is an American franchise of fitness centers. Each gym features exercise equipment and personal trainers to assist its members. It markets itself as a "Judgement Free Zone." It has rules in place to discourage hardcore bodybuilders and grunts, and is really big and spacious.

Situated near a large road and sandwiched between a Salvation Army and a small bookstore, this decently-sized coffee shop is one of the few 'privately owned' ones to survive the onslaught of business chains in the same field. Supposedly ran and co-owned by Lukas Madeleine, a son of a wealthy entrepreneur, and Rayna Keller, a friend of his that's an independent woman who always wanted to run her own business - both of whom live in the slightly cramped apartment above the shop. The shop seems legitimate enough - unless you pay really close attention to some passing inhabitants. There's a reason it's survived when next to businesses like Starbucks, after all.

The Wright Law Offices are an up and coming law firm. They are only about a few (around sixteen, actually) years old and already they have spewed out some of the top lawyers in the state. Their headquarters are located near the heart of downtown in a six story building. The building is divided into two sections, the prosecutors and the defense attorneys. There's a strong rivalry between the two subdivisions of lawyers within the company, so it's never surprising to find two employees of Wright facing off against one another in court.


The Wright Law Offices have been under construction since the 30th of March as gang activity has demolished the interior and parts of the exterior of the building. The office itself has become a spot of high power as Fate is continuously drawn to the building for some unknown reason.