Salvadorans hope dedication of square spurs more recognition

An intersection west of downtown L.A. is named for an archbishop slain in El Salvador's civil war. Backers hope to see a community corridor designated and to spur more civic engagement.

Under cloudless skies and a radiant sun, a couple of hundred Salvadorans dressed in white gathered early Saturday to name an intersection near downtown Los Angeles in honor of Msgr. Oscar A. Romero, a Catholic archbishop who was slain in 1980 during El Salvador's civil war and whom many consider a martyr.

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