Once an urban staple, the businesses are decreasing as developers transform neighborhoods. But people still depend on them.

Aaron Foley says there are "680,000 stories waiting to be told. Not all of them come from downtown."

Creative neighborhood renaming is common in real estate, but not all residents are on board with the trend.

'We're not about … turning everything into a museum,' says Stephanie Meeks of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

“I told the realtor: ‘I don’t even want to know what you’re willing to offer,'" one pastor said.

'Black homes matter' for one person who's seen some residents move to cheaper areas.

A $1.75 billion project displaced a neighborhood in hopes of revitalizing it.

For our new series “At the Corner Of” we visit the heart of Hollywood.

To understand the process, look at 2523 Martin Luther King Junior Way.

Has it changed for the better?