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A flashy "Prada" sign in Elysian Valley belies what's found inside: a thriving local business that deals with everything from bicycles to French poetry books.
With the summer coming to a close, the Northeast Los Angeles Riverfront Collaborative (NELA RC) summer intern cohort ended their internships with a celebration.
The L.A. River Revitalization Corporation is a non-profit organization that works to catalyze sustainable land use development along the L.A. River. The LARRC will establish an educational and community-based campaign that engages residents and busines...
The USC Metamorphosis project researches the transformation of urban community under the forces of globalization, new communication technologies, and population diversity in order to inform practice and policy.
The Northeast Los Angeles Riverfront Collective brings together a wide variety of partners from different sectors that collectively are shaping new methods for urban planning.
Opened in 1971, the school and repair shop has stayed in the same storefront on Glendale Boulevard for over four decades. It's also where the owner met his wife.
Roots of the Northeast L.A. family enterprise run deep -- the business was first established in 1895 in the small German town of Luebbenau, about 60 miles south of Berlin.
We speak with Sharon Cech of Occidental College's Urban & Environmental Policy Institute on food access and policy in Northeast Los Angeles.
Located in the equestrian community of Atwater Village right along the L.A. River, the nonprofit gives at-risk girls a unique opportunity to learn new leadership skills.
A common thread that ties these neighborhoods together is the residents' pride in their fellow neighbors and the sense of community that is felt because of this.
When I moved to Lincoln Heights I looked at the walls and there was graffiti everywhere, and I thought "It's just like home, it shouldn't be so bad."
The goal of the placemaking game was to get stakeholders thinking about the social and infrastructural gaps, and potential opportunities for growth within their community as they interacted with one another.