Bla River News Today

Where to glow, er, go? Make for the Taylor Yard Bicycle & Pedestrian Bridge for art, tunes, performances, and incandescent moments.

Film, art, food trucks, and community: Be at LA State Historic Park for this splashy celebration honoring our great urban waterway.

Muong Lay town in Dien Bien province boasts a very special position compared to other localities around Vietnam, as it is located on the banks of the Son La Hydropower Reservoir at the confluence of the Da River, the Nam Na River, and Nam Lay Stream. Muong Lay has long been dubbed a “jewel” atop the northwest skies thanks to its scenery that makes visitors fall in love.

On this earth day, california residents are flocking to the parks and the shores. but for many breach goers in los angeles county, taking a bip in the ocean is not an option. on thursday, 250,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled into the la river forcing thousands of miles of beaches to close. >> that is sad, and i hope people respect the sign. >> reporter: from contaminated water to severe flooding, utahs snow pact continues to melt, triggering floods and land slides like this one that cause house...

Join the Friends of the LA River at seven local cleanup sites over two April Saturdays.

The Irwindale extravaganza's opening was delayed by a week but the festive, multi-weekend whimsy is ready to huzzah.

A team of Los Angeles Fire Department rescuers hoisted a man to safety after he was stranded in the Los Angeles River channel in Boyle Heights.

A team of Los Angeles Fire Department rescuers hoisted a man to safety after he was stranded in the Los Angeles River channel in Boyle Heights.

Snow pack reservoirs are nearly full and the water is flowing even here in los angeles. i mean, this is the l a river and its not normally flowing the way it is right now, and thats because were coming from the three year period that has been the driest in california history. so when governor gavin newsom was asked is california out of the drought. his answer was. its complicated because there are certain parts of california there are still in a drought condition where water is still desperately...

In March 1938, the Los Angeles River crashed through bridges and destroyed homes on a deadly rampage to the sea after back-to-back rainstorms with rainfall...