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I live 2 blocks from that intersection and I call it North Park, since it's in North Park. I don't know how one could cross over a bridge spanning a canyon and freeway and still think they were in the same neighborhood, especially since there's a sign that says "Welcome to North Park." I know some people call this area "Between Heights," but I think that makes it sound like the homely step child. I believe that this area is historically part of the University Heights subdivision, so even calling it that would be more accurate. And, I think it's rediculous that members of the Adams Avenue Business Association would be ignorant to the area they represent (shoudn't that fact be known as a condition to their representation?).— November 5, 2012 9:47 a.m.