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The L.A. River can look to the Cheonggyecheon River in Seoul for inspiration in revitalizing an urban watershed.
El Monte, as investors and developers are figuring out, is a place of great opportunity. But as city officials are often reminded, it is also a place of great need.
Happening upon the Little Jewel is a transporting blast of New Orleans, smack in the middle of old Los Angeles. But this marriage of place and cuisine isn't as unconventional as it might at first seem.
The Vietnamese community in El Monte and South El Monte is small, but families like the Tran family are bringing their own flavors to the cultural mix, and here to stay.
A panel discussion raised concerns about the changing neighborhood and how we can address racial conflicts and displacement dilemmas arising from the gentrification process.
How can an urban farm in the San Gabriel Valley help transform the health and environment of neighboring cities?
