The former Westside Pavilion, a long shuttered indoor mall, will be transformed into a UCLA biomedical research center aimed at tackling such towering challenges as curing cancer and preventing ...

The 700,000-square-foot former Westside Pavilion, located 2 miles from the university's Westwood campus, will be called UCLA Research Park.

Once touted as the hottest mall in West Los Angeles, Westside Pavilion will be repurposed into office spaces by mid-2021. Ahead of its closure, residents reflect on what the mall has meant to them ...

UCLA has acquired the former Westside Pavilion shopping mall, which the university will transform into the UCLA Research Park — bringing together academics and industry partners from around the ...

Former shopping center Westside Pavilion in West L.A. is getting a new life as a UCLA research park for immunology and quantum science after changing hands for $700 million. Find out why Google ...

Westside Pavilion is dead — Long live Westside Pavilion! Macerich and HPP's move to transform the struggling mall into a creative office could serve as a model, industry pros say ...

Westside Pavilion, in the last few years considered another dying shopping mall, will soon begin a new life as a “creative office campus” occupied by Google.. Google has signed a 14-year lease ...

Westside Pavilion was a mainstay of the Westside for several decades. It was designed by the late architect Jon Jerde, the famed shopping mall designer who also created CityWalk and Santa Monica Place ...

Westside Pavilion, a longtime landmark Los Angeles shopping center, will be converted to mostly office space in the wake of losing its anchor department stores and the rise of online competition ...

The Westside Pavilion gave me my first chance to up my weirdo status. There was no Hot Topic at the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw mall, my local stomping grounds before I got to high school.

On a recent Monday afternoon, Emma Halbert sat across from her friend at the Westside Pavilion food court. With her laptop opened in front her, she tried to finish her homework, but was distracted ...