Justin Cram
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Posted A Conversation on Food Policy and Access in Northeast Los Angeles
in Northeast L.A. RiverfrontWe speak with Sharon Cech of Occidental College's Urban & Environmental Policy Institute on food access and policy in Northeast Los Angeles. -
The groundbreaking of the 1-acre park in Lincoln Heights was also a dedication to Councilman Ed Reyes.
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A walk across the Sixth Street Bridge reveals its fragile state and may very well be the last goodbye.
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Photo highlights from a brief excursion to the Bette Davis Picnic Area and the Los Angeles River after a rainstorm.
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The first morning of Daylight Saving Time, fifty local tourists set out to explore the lower half of the Los Angeles River.
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When it comes to water, Los Angeles will go to great lengths--A ground breaking to replace the Silver Lake and Ivanhoe reservoirs.
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"Smog in a Can" allowed everyone the chance to share the same genuine Los Angeles air as Hollywood stars.
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This week's L.A. River excursion along the Tujunga Wash Greenway, a lush green walkway amidst the dense urban sprawl.
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The Studio City Farmers' Market is one of the most actively family-friendly in the city: in addition to all the produce and prepared-food vendors, there is a petting zoo, a moonbounce, an inflated slide, and a miniature train.
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The 1938 flooding of the L.A. River was the final blow as public demand for tighter flood controls would prompt its channelization.
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A 2-mile bike path along the Arroyo Seco also offers a different vantage point when walking through the bottom of this tributary of the Los Angeles River.
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Posted L.A. River Excursion: Sepulveda Basin's East and West Bank, Balboa Blvd. to Burbank Blvd.
in Land of SunshineThe Sepulveda Basin is one of few areas along the Los Angeles River that offers a glimpse into what the river once was and what the rest of the river may one day be. -
It may be the middle of winter, but the colors of the farmers' market are already as bright and summery as can be.
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A short walk through Burbank's Rancho Equestrian District, a large equine community adjacent to the Los Angeles River.
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A short trip to the Los Angeles River can soothe a week's worth of stress. Grab a cup of coffee and visit Frogtown's West Bank.
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Choosing the right option for ownership of an L.A. River-adjacent parcel will be crucial for the future of the river.
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The Los Angeles River has been designated with two initiatives providing federal resources for revitalizing the Glendale Narrows.
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The relighting of Manning's Coffee Shop sign is the second neon sign to be restored along Highland Park's Figueroa Street by a pack of community leaders and preservationists.
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The long term vision for Rio de Los Angeles State Park hangs in the balance as a key decision by a real estate developer comes to a head this New Years Eve.
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KnitRiot, a secret group of knitters, strike their second target, PATHMall homeless shelter in Hollywood.
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Five highlights of early modern architecture in Los Angeles that has shaped the "city of the future."
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Artists Hillary Mushkin and Robby Herbst hosted a day of plein air (an act of painting outdoors) at the Los Angeles Air Foce Base.
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Sparked in part by a 2008 kayaking expedition led by George Wolfe, the program is a reflection of the public's growing demand for access and recreation to the Los Angeles River.
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It's so hard to imagine Beats in Venice, but Frank Rios makes it come alive. What an incredible story and person he is. Thanks for providing this great interview!...
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It's so hard to imagine Beats in Venice, but Frank Rios makes it come alive. What an incredible story and person he is. Thanks for providing this great interview!...
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Posted A Conversation on Food Policy and Access in Northeast Los Angeles
in Northeast L.A. RiverfrontWe speak with Sharon Cech of Occidental College's Urban & Environmental Policy Institute on food access and policy in Northeast Los Angeles. -
The groundbreaking of the 1-acre park in Lincoln Heights was also a dedication to Councilman Ed Reyes.
-
A walk across the Sixth Street Bridge reveals its fragile state and may very well be the last goodbye.
-
Photo highlights from a brief excursion to the Bette Davis Picnic Area and the Los Angeles River after a rainstorm.
-
The first morning of Daylight Saving Time, fifty local tourists set out to explore the lower half of the Los Angeles River.
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When it comes to water, Los Angeles will go to great lengths--A ground breaking to replace the Silver Lake and Ivanhoe reservoirs.
-
"Smog in a Can" allowed everyone the chance to share the same genuine Los Angeles air as Hollywood stars.
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This week's L.A. River excursion along the Tujunga Wash Greenway, a lush green walkway amidst the dense urban sprawl.
-
The Studio City Farmers' Market is one of the most actively family-friendly in the city: in addition to all the produce and prepared-food vendors, there is a petting zoo, a moonbounce, an inflated slide, and a miniature train.
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The 1938 flooding of the L.A. River was the final blow as public demand for tighter flood controls would prompt its channelization.
