Los Angeles County locations
List of locations in Los Angeles County.

10 Forward Avenue 
 Main article: 10 Forward Avenue

10 Forward Avenue was a bar on Forward Avenue in the Bunker Hill neighborhood of Downtown Los Angeles.

11th Avenue 
 Main article: 11th Avenue

11th Avenue was an avenue in Downtown Los Angeles.

11th Street 
 Main article: 11th Street

11th Street was a street in Downtown Los Angeles.

12th Avenue 
 Main article: 12th Avenue

12th Avenue was an avenue in Downtown Los Angeles.

1 Cal Plaza 
1 Cal Plaza was a 42-story office building in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for Aecom were on the top of the building. ()

255 Grand 
255 Grand was a 27-story residential skyscraper in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

2Cal 
2Cal was a 52-story office building in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. It was the fourth tallest building in Los Angeles in 2024. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. (, )

3rd Street 
3rd Street was a street in Downtown Los Angeles. Corner Sub was at the corner of this street. ()

400 South Hope Street 
400 South Hope Street was a 26-story office building in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. The corporate logos for CBRE were on the top of the building. ()

550 South Hope Street 
The 550 South Hope Street was a 28-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

600 Wilshire 
600 Wilshire was a 17-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

611 Place 
611 Place was a 42-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

611 Wilshire 
611 Wilshire was a 13-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

617 West 7th Building 
617 West 7th Building was a 12-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

655 Hope 
The 655 Hope was a 17-story residential building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

717 Olympic 
The 717 Olympic was a 28-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. In 2024, the advertisement for The Handmaid's Tale was on a corner of the building. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

740 South Olive 
740 South Olive was a 12-story residential skyscraper in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

777 Tower 
The 777 Tower was a 52-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. It was the seventh tallest building in Los Angeles in 2024. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

8th and Hope 
The 8th and Hope was a 22-story residential building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

800 South Figueroa 
The 800 South Figueroa was a 12-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles ()

800 Wilshire Building 
The 800 Wilshire Building was a 16-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. It had been replaced with a new building by 2401. ()

801 Tower 
The 801 Tower was a 25-story commercial skyscraper in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

811 Wilshire 
The 811 Wilshire was a 22-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

818 Plaza 
The 818 Plaza was a 12-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

825 South Hill 
The 825 South Hill was a 50-story residential skyscraper in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

9th Street 
 Main article: 9th Street

9th Street was a street in Downtown Los Angeles.

915 Wilshire 
915 Wilshire was a 23-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Adams Street 
 Main article: Adams Street

Adams Street was a street in Downtown Los Angeles.

Aon Center 
The Aon Center was a 62-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for Aon were displayed on the top of the building. It was the third tallest building in Los Angeles in 2024. This building was replaced by 2401 with a new structure. (, )

Apex Tower 
The Apex Tower was a 28-story residential skyscraper in Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

ARCO Tower 
The ARCO Tower was a 33-story commercial skyscraper in Los Angeles. Logo signs for L.A. Care was displayed on the top. ()

AT&T Switching Center 
The AT&T Switchng Center was a 17-story communications switching center in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. The most distinctive feature of this building was its microwave tower. ()

Atelier 
The Atelier was a 33-story residential building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Ava's Coffee 
Main article: Ava's Coffee

Ava's Coffee was a coffee shop in the greater Los Angeles area.

Bank of America Plaza 
The Bank of America Plaza was a 55-story office building in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for Bank of America were displayed on the top of the building. It was the sixth tallest building in Los Angeles in 2024. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. (; )

Beverly Hills 
Beverly Hills was a city in LA County.

Biltmore Tower 
The Biltmore Tower was a 24-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

The Bloc 
The Bloc was a 7-story shopping mall in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Bradbury Building 
The Bradbury Building was a 5-story office building in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Broadway 
 Main article: 

Broadway was a street in Downtown Los Angeles.

Broadway Spring Center 
The Broadway Spring Center was a parking garage in the Historic District of Downtown Los Angeles. It was across the street from the Ronald Reagan State Building. ()

Broadway Trade Center 
The Broadway Trade Center was a mixed-use building that was used for retail and commercial purposes and included a hotel. This building was located in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Brockman Building 
The Brockman Building was a twelve-story residential skyscraper in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Bottega Louie 

 Main article: Bottega Louie

The Bottega Louie was an Italian restaurant in Downtown Los Angeles.

Bullocks Building 
The Bullocks Building was an 8-story data center in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Bunker Hill 
 Main article: Bunker Hill

Bunker Hill was a neighborhood of Downtown Los Angeles.

Bunker Hill Tower 
Bunker Hill Tower was a 32-story commercial skyscraper in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Burbank 
Main article: Burbank

Burbank was a city in LA County.

CalEdison 
The CalEdison was a 14-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

California Institute of Technology 
 Main article: California Institute of Technology

The California Institute of Technology was a research university in Pasadena.

Carrier Center 
The Carrier Center was a 7-story data center in the Financial District in Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Cartier 
 Main article: Cartier

Cartier was a jewelry store on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.

Castaic 
 Main article: Castaic

Castiac was a city in northwestern Los Angeles County.

Chanel 
 Main article: Chanel

Chanel was a fashion store in Beverly Hills.

The Chapman Flats 
The Chapman Flats was a 13-story residential skyscraper in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Chase Plaza 
The Chase Plaza was a 15-story commercial and residential skyscraper in the Financial District of Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Chronowerx Industries Headquarters 
 Main article: Chronowerx

In an alternate 1996, the headquarters of Chronowerx Industries was located in Downtown Los Angeles.

Chick Hearn Court 
 Main article: Chick Hearn Court

Chick Hearn Court was a street in Downtown Los Angeles.

Circa Complex 
The Circa Complex was a 35-story twin-tower residential building complex in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. The complex, either wholly or partially, survived the Hermosa Quake of 2047 and continued to be in use into the early 25th century. ()

City Hall East 
City Hall East was a civic skyscraper in Downtown Los Angeles. ()

City National Bank Building 
The City National Bank Building was a 25-story commercial skyscraper in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

City National Plaza 
The City National Plaza was a 52-story twin-tower office building complex in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for City National Bank and Paul Hastings were displayed on top of the towers. The towers were the tenth tallest buildings in Los Angeles in 2024. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, these towers continued to be used into the early 25th century. (; , )

Clinica Las Mariposas 
Main article: Clinica Las Mariposas

Clinica Las Mariposa was a low-income clinic in the greater Los Angeles area.

The Collection Building 
The Collection Building was a 13-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Concerto Lofts 
The Concerto Lofts was a 7-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Corleone's 
 Main article: Corleone's

In an alternate 1996, Corleone's was a restaurant on Melrose Avenue.

Corner Sub 
 Main article: Corner Sub

The Corner Sub was a restaurant in Downtown Los Angeles.

CVS Pharmacy 
 Main article: CVS Pharmacy

CVS Pharmacy was a pharmacy on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood.

Deacon's 
 Main article: Deacon's

Deacon's was a nightclub in Downtown Los Angeles.

Dodger Stadium 
 Main article: Dodger Stadium

In an alternate 1996, Dodger Stadium was the home stadium of the baseball team Los Angeles Dodgers.

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion 
 Main article: Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion was a large performing arts center in the Civic Center district of Downtown Los Angeles.

Douglas Building 
The Douglas Building was a 5-story residential building in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles. It was across the street from a public parking lot, where Raffaela Musiker and Seven of Nine confronted the Borg Queen. ()

Downtown Los Angeles 
 Main article: Downtown Los Angeles

Downtown Los Angeles was the central business district of Los Angeles.

E-Central Hotel 
The E-Central Hotel was a hotel in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. In 2024, an advertisement for Truly was on the south wall of this building. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Echo Park Lake 
Echo Park Lake was an urban lake located north-west of Downtown Los Angeles. It was located near Highway 101. Features of this lake included a walking path, a boathouse, a statue of a female figure, and a fountain. ()

Eight and Grand Apartments 
The Eight and Grand Apartments was a 7-story residential building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

The Emerson 
The Emerson was a 19-story residential skyscraper in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

EY Plaza 
The EY Plaza was a 41-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for Ernst and Young were displayed at the top of the building. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising 
The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising was a private vocational school in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. The institute's building survived the Hermosa Quake of 2047 and continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Figueroa at Wilshire 
The Figueroa at Wilshire was a 53-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for PricewaterhouseCoopers were displayed at the top of this building. It was the ninth tallest building in Los Angeles in 2024. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. (, )

In an alternate 1996, corporate logo signs for Sanwa Bank were displayed at the top of this building. ()

Figueroa Plaza 
The Figueroa Plaza was a sixteen-story two-tower civic skyscraper complex located in the Civic Center district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Figueroa Tower 
The Figueroa Tower was a 24-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Set into a corner of this building, there was a clock. Projecting from one of its sides, there were two flagpoles holding the Flag of the United States of America and the Flag of California. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Firestone 
 Main article: Firestone

Firestone was a complete automobile maintenance and repair shop on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood.

Foreman & Clark Building 
The Forman & Clark Building was a 13-story commercial skyscraper in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Forward Avenue 
 Main article: Forward Avenue

An avenue in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles.

Forward Avenue Historic District 
 Main: Forward Avenue Historic District

The Forward Avenue Historic District was a historic site in the Bunker Hill neighborhood of Downtown Los Angeles.

FourFortyFour South Flower 
The FourFortyFour South Flower was a 48-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for Citigroup were displayed on the top of the building. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. (, )

Freehand 
The Freehand was a 13-story residential skyscraper in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

fundamental 
 Main article: Fundamental

fundamental was a restaurant in Downtown Los Angeles.

Garfield Building 
The Garfield Building was a thirteen-story commercial building in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Garland Building 
The Garland Building was a eleven-story commercial building with a movie theater in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Gas Company Lofts 
The Gas Company Lofts was a 13-story residential building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Gas Company Tower 
The Gas Company Tower was a 52-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for Deloitte were displayed on the top of the building. It was the fifth tallest building in Los Angeles in 2024. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2407, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. (, )

General Petroleum Building 
The General Petroleum Building, also known as the Pegasus Apartments, was a large 13-story residential building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Georgia Street 
 Main article: Georgia Street

Georgia Street was a street in Downtown Los Angeles.

Giannini Place 
The Giannini Place was a 12-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

The Grace on Spring 
The Grace on Spring was a 24-story residential skyscraper in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Great Republic Lofts 
The Great Republic Lofts was a 9-story residential building in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Great Western Building 
The Great Western Building was a 12-story commercial skyscraper in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

The Griffin on Spring 
The Griffin on Spring was a 24-story residential skyscraper in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Griffith Observatory 
Main article: Griffith Observatory

The Griffith Observatory was an observatory in the Hollywood Hills.

H. Salt Fish & Chips 
Main article: H. Salt Fish & Chips

H. Salt Fish & Chips was a seafood restaurant on Vineland Avenue in North Hollywood.

Heron Building 
The Heron Building was a 12-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Higgins Building 
Higgins Building was a 10-story residential skyscraper in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Highway 1 
 Main article: Highway 1

Highway 1, also known as the Pacific Coast Highway, was a major road that passed through oceanfront property in this county.

Highway 101 
 Main article: Highway 101

Highway 101 was a highway that passed through the urban areas of Los Angeles County.

Hollywood 
Main article: Hollywood

Hollywood was a neighborhood in the greater Los Angeles area.

Hollywood Hills 
Main article: Hollywood Hills

The Hollywood Hills was a landform in the greater Los Angeles area.

Hollywood Sign 
Main article: Hollywood Sign

The Hollywood Sign was a landmark in the Hollywood Hills.

Hope Place 
Hope Place was a 4-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Hotel Figueroa 
The Hotel Figueroa was a 14-story hotel in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. Attached to the building's roof, there was a sign with the name of the hotel in white lettering with a red background. In 2024, a large advertisement for G4 was displayed on the south facing walls of this hotel. Later, there was a change in the advertisement. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Idle Hour 
Main article: Idle Hour

The Idle Hour was a cocktail bar on Vineland Avenue in North Hollywood.

Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown 
The Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown was a hotel located inside the Markridge Industrial Tower. 

In 2024, Raffaela Musiker and Seven of Nine passed by the entrance to this hotel as they entered the tower. ()

International Jewelry Center 
The International Jewelry Center was a commercial skyscraper in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

International Tower 
The International Tower, also known as the 888 Tower, was a 23-story office building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs of First Republic Bank were displayed on the top of the building. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Jackson Roykirk Plaza 
 Main article: Jackson Roykirk Plaza

Jackson Roykirk Plaza was a plaza in the greater Los Angeles area.

James M. Wood Boulevard 
 Main article: James M. Wood Boulevard

James M. Wood was a boulevard in Los Angeles.

James Oviatt Building 
The James Oviatt Building was a 13-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. The side of the building was decorated with a coat of arms. ()

Jasper Building 
The Jasper Building was a 13-story commercial skyscraper in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. In 2024, one of the building's walls was decorated with a mural of a girl figure with a speech bubble. ()

John Ferraro Building 
The John Ferraro Building was a 17-story civic skyscraper in Downtown Los Angeles. ()

La Costena Bar 
 Main article: La Costena Bar

La Costena Bar was a bar in Downtown Los Angeles.

LA Live 
 Main article: LA Live

LA Live was an entertainment complex in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles.

Lane Mortgage Building 
The Lane Morgage Building was a 12-story commercial building in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

LAUSD Headquarters 
The LAUSD Headquarters was the headquarters building of the Los Angeles Unified School District; it was located near Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Level DTLA 
The Level DTLA was a 32-story residential skyscraper in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Little Toni's 
Main article: Little Toni's

Little Toni's was an Italian restaurant and cocktail bar on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood.

Los Angeles 
 Main article: Los Angeles

One of the largest cities in the United States, Los Angeles was the county seat.

Los Angeles Central Library 
The Los Angeles Central Library was an 8-story library in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Los Angeles City Hall 
Located in the Civic Center district of Downtown Los Angeles, Los Angeles City Hall was the center of government for Los Angeles. It housed the mayor's office. (; )

In an alternate 1990s, a painting of the structure's distinctive tower appeared on a commendation for philanthrophy to Henry Starling from Mayor Reuben Lara. ()

Background information 
The city hall was seen in several establishing shots of Downtown Los Angeles in 2024. 

The signed commendation was located in Starling's office and was later sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. 

 – Los Angeles Conservancy article on City Hall

Los Angeles Convention Center 
 Main article: Los Angeles Convention Center

The Los Angeles Convention Center was a convention center in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters 
 Main article: Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters

Los Angeles Police Department Headquarters was the headquarters of the Los Angeles Police Department.

Luma 
The Luma was a 19-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

MacArthur Park 
Main article: MacArthur Park

MacArthur Park was a city park in the greater Los Angeles area.

Manulife Plaza 
The Manulife Plaza was a 21-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for Manufacturer's Bank were displayed on the top of the building. ()

Mark's Paint 
Main article: Mark's Paint

Mark's Paint was a paint store in the greater Los Angeles area.

Markridge Industrial Tower 
Main article: Markridge Industrial Tower

The Markridge Industrial Tower was a 73-story mixed use building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles; it was the city's tallest building in 2024. In 2401, there were taller buildings in the city.

MCI Center 
The MCI Center was a 33-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be in used into the early 25th century. ()

Merritt Building 
The Merritt Building was a 10-story commercial building in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

The Met 
The Met was a 13-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Met Lofts 
The Met Lofts was an 8-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Metropolis Los Angeles 
Metropolis Los Angeles was a complex of three residential buildings and a hotel in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. The tallest building was the 56-story Metropolis D. These buildings had been replaced by the early 25th century. ()

Microsoft Theater 
  Main article: Microsoft Theater

The Microsoft Theater was a theater in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles.

Millennium Biltmore Hotel 
 Main article: Millennium Biltmore Hotel

The Millennium Biltmore Hotel was a hotel in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles.

Modern Pamper Salon 
Modern Pamper Salon was a  salon in the greater Los Angeles area.

Mr. Masala 
 Main article: Mr. Masala

Mr. Masala was an Indian restaurant in the greater Los Angeles area.

Museum Tower 
The Museum Tower was a 20-story residential skyscraper in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Northwestern Mutual Life Building 
The Northwestern Mutual Life Building was a 16-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Odyssey Video 
Main article: Odyssey Video

Odyssey Video was a video shop on Vineland Avenue in North Hollywood.

The Olive Center 
The Olive Center was a 10-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Olive Street 
 Main article: Olive Street

Olive Street was a street in Downtown Los Angeles.

Omni Los Angeles Hotel 
The Omni Los Angeles Hotel was a seventeen-story hotel in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

One Wilshire 
The One Wilshire was a 31-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Signs identifying this building by name were displayed on top of the building. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century.

Orpheum Theater 
The Orpheum Theater was a 12-story residential skyscraper with a movie theater in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Pacific Financial Center 
The Pacific Financial Center was an 18-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Pacific Park 
Main article: Pacific Park

Pacific Park was an amusement park located at Santa Monica Pier.

Packard Lofts 
The Packard Lofts was a 4-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. The building's south side was decorated with a mural. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be in use into the early 25th century. ()

Paramount Sports Arena 
 Main article: Paramount Sports Arena

Paramount Sports Arena was a boxing arena in the greater Los Angeles area.

Paraiso Restaurant 
The Paraiso Restaurant was a restaurant in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles. Established in 1942, it was located across the street from the Ronald Reagan State Building and was close to a public parking lot. On the side facing the lot, there was a painted scene with the name, depicting a palm tree alone on a beach with the Sun low on the horizon in the distance. In 2024, an individual had painted the word "RECALL" near this scene, referring to the desire of some to recall Governor Robert Chen, and the Borg Queen had murdered a man in the alley separating the restaurant from the parking lot. ()

Park Central Building 
The Park Central Building was a 14-story commercial skyscraper in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Park Fifth Tower Apartments 
The Park Fifth Tower Apartments was a 24-story residential skyscraper in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Petroleum Building 
The Petroleum Building was an 11-story office building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century.  ()

Platt Building 
The Platt Building was a 12-story commercial skyscraper located at 834 South Broadway in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. This property was owned by the Anjac Fashion Buildings. ()

Quinby Building 
The Quinby Building was a 14-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Renaissance Tower 
The Renaissance Tower was a 17-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Residence Inn by Marriott 
Residence Inn by Marriott was a 23-story hotel in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building was used into the early 25th century. ()

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Los Angeles 
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Los Angeles was a 55-story hotel in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Ritz Milner Hotel 
The Ritz Milner Hotel, also known as the Wayfarer Hotel, was a 12-story hotel in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Roberto Cavalli 
 Main article: Roberto Cavalli

Roberto Cavalli was a clothing shop on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.

Ronald Reagan State Building 

The Ronald Reagan State Building was a sixteen-story civic building in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles, which was named after American President Ronald Reagan.

In 2024, Raffaela Musiker and Seven of Nine began their search for the Borg Queen-possessed Agnes Jurati in front of this building . They would find her in an alley across the street from the building leading to a fight in which the two were defeated and Jurati escaped. ()

Roosevelt Building 
The Roosevelt Building was a 12-story residential building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles.  ()

Sanctuary District C 
 Main article: Sanctuary District C

Sanctuary District C was a sanctuary district located in Downtown Los Angeles.

Santa Monica 
 Main article: Santa Monica

Santa Monica was a city in LA County.

Santa Monica Pier 
Santa Monica Pier was a pier in Santa Monica and home to Pacific Park.

Sheraton Grand Hotel 
The Sheraton Grand Hotel was a 24-story hotel in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Singer Sewing Building 
The Singer Sewing Building was an 8-story office building in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. This property was owned by Anjac Fashion Buildings. ()

Sky Lofts 
The Sky Lofts was a 22-story mixed-use building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Skyline 
The Skyline was a 14-story residential building in the South Park District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Spreckels 
The Spreckels was a six-story building in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Spring Street 
 Main article: Spring Street

Spring Street was a street in Downtown Los Angeles.

Standard Oil Building 
The Standard Oil Building was a 9-story office building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Staples Center 
 Main article: Staples Center

Staples Center was a multi-purpose arena in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles.

Stillwell Hotel 
The Stillwell Hotel was a hotel in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Stoa 
Stoa was a seven-story residential building in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

TCW Tower 
The TCW Tower was a 37-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for the TCW Group were displayed on the top of the building. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building's outward appearance was modified and it continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Telecom Center LA 
The Telecom Center LA was a 13-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Tipton Bros. Deli 
 Main article: Tipton Bros. Deli

Tipton Bros. Deli was a deli in the greater Los Angeles area.

Title Guarantee and Trust Company Building 
The Title Guarantee and Trust Building was a twelve-story residential skyscraper in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Tom's Urban 
 Main article: Tom's Urban

Tom's Urban was a restaurant in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles.

Trinity Auditorium 
The Trinity Auditorium was a 9-story hotel in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Union Lofts 
The Union Lofts was a 10-story residential building in the Jewelry District of Los Angeles. ()

Union Bank Plaza 
The Union Bank Plaza was a 40-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for Union Bank were displayed on the top of the building. ()

Union Station 
 Main article: Union Station

Union Station was a train station in Los Angeles.

United Building 
The United Building was a 12-story commercial skyscraper in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Unleashed by Petco 
 Main article: Unleashed by Petco

Unleashed by Petco was a pet store on Lankershim Boulevard in North Hollywood.

US Bank Tower 
The US Bank Tower was a 73-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. The corporate logo signs for US Bank were displayed on the top of the building. It was the second tallest building in Los Angeles in 2024. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Vibiana 
Vibiana was a former  turned into event venue in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Villa Flores 
The Villa Flores was a 7-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Washington Building 
The Washington Building was a thirteen-story commercial skyscraper in the Historic Core of Downtown Los Angeles. This building was across the street from the Ronald Reagan State Building. ()

Watermarke Tower 
The Watermarke Tower was a 35-story residential building in the South Park district of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Wedbush Center 
The Wedbush Center was a 23-story office building in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, this building continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

Wells Fargo Center 

The Wells Fargo Center was a 54-story twin-tower office building in the Bunker Hill district of Downtown Los Angeles. Corporate logo signs for Wells Fargo Bank were displayed on the top of the tallest tower; it was the eighth tallest building in Los Angeles in 2024. After surviving the Hermosa Quake of 2047, the buildings continued to be used into the early 25th century. ()

West Garage 
 Main article: West Garage

The West Garage was a parking garage in Downtown Los Angeles.

Westin Bonaventure Hotel 
The Westin Bonaventure Hotel was a large hotel complex of five towers in the Financial District of Downtown Los Angeles. (; )

William Fox Building 
The William Fox Building was a 13-story commercial skyscraper in the Jewelry District of Downtown Los Angeles. ()

Wurlitzer Building 
The Wurlitzer Building was an office building in the Fashion District of Downtown Los Angeles. This property was owned by Anjac Fashion Buildings. ()

Xaction Sports Club 
 Main article: Xaction Sports Club

Xaction Sports Club was a physical fitness center on Vineland Avenue in North Hollywood.

Yolanda's Carniceria 
 Main article: Yolanda's Carniceria

Yolanda's Carniceria was a butcher shop in Downtown Los Angeles.

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