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Entrepreneurs built summit resort camps in the San Gabriel Mountains to lure the throngs of weekend trekkers into an unforgettable overnight stay.
Jataun Valentine & Navalette Tabor Bailey - Venice Residents
Jataun Valentine and Navalette Baily are the sole remaining residents from the first wave of Southern migration to Venice Beach.
Understanding the social ecology and connectivity of our cities and its watershed, organizations such as Heal the Bay, the Watershed Council, and the…
Writer and kayaker George Wolfe discussing the importance of accessibility and recreation to the Los Angeles River.
Walking, running and cycling along the Los Angeles River got a major boost on Saturday afternoon when city officials, along with KCET Departures (our oral history, interactive documentary project), celebrated the opening of a 2.5-mile extension--a proj...
“I searched for about nine months, day in and day out. This one house I happened to buy was on the market for three hours.”
Luis Rodriguez, a Los Angeles native and writer, sees the Los Angeles River as a public forum for the exchange of art and ideas.
Video interviews with the City Engineer of Los Angeles, Gary Lee Moore who is heavily involved with the plan to revitalize the Los Angeles River.
Graffiti artist Saber One explains how graffiti is an important part of the Los Angeles' history.
Jenny Price, environmental writer and L.A. river tour guide, explains the history of the river to Los Angeles, and how revitalization could be used to change the city's urban landscape.
Listen to the winning entries of the Songs of the L.A. River project. The winners will perform with Ozomatli at the L.A. River Day of Servie on Saturday, April 30th.
Mia Lehrer sees urban planning as a tool to improve environmental and social issues and the L.A. River is the perfect opportunity to exercise this vision.
