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With students from Occidental CollegeEagle Rock is a small crevice of Los Angeles, poking its head between Glendale and Pasadena. In its hay day, thanks…
A skeptical public had heard rumors of Kinney's eccentric re-development ideas in the coastal marshlands of Southern California, but no one took him seriously.
Venice was built under the provision that the beach could never be commercialized so Abbot Kinney built the amusement parks of Venice of America over the ocean.
Pacific Ocean Park was the last of the great amusement parks in the Santa Monica/Venice area.
Heath care cuts in East Los Angeles, one family at a time.
In this Departures installment, the team searches for youths with a strong attachment to historic Chinatown.
The kids working on the next Departures are learning the L.A. River is a place where graffiti speaks, and birds mingle between the moss and storm drains.
Alicia Katano explaining the issue of pollution in the Los Angeles along with a slideshow showing various examples of non-point pollution.
Built in less than three decades' time, between 1909-1938, the twenty-seven historic bridges span the entirety of the Los Angeles River from the San Bernadino Valley down to Long Beach and represent a significant time period for Los Angeles.
Nearly a mile in length and connecting downtown L.A. to Boyle Heights, the Sixth Street Viaduct was the last and arguably grandest of the river bridges.
A slideshow with captions illustrating the history of the Los Angles River prior to its channelization.
Primarily a flood-control basin to control floodwater runoff, the Sepulvida Basin serves a broad range of other uses for the city, from refuge to recreational space, to water treatment facility.
