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A decade ago, the city touted a $1-billion plan to turn a stretch of the L.A. River into something resembling its natural state. Yet today there are few visible signs of progress.
The lineup for Wednesday Night Live at Oxbow Riverfront Park has been announced, from performances from the local dance academies to a River Arts free art tent.
Stories of the natural waterways that once flowed in Northeast L.A. and the San Gabriel Valley -- but have been mostly cemented over. By Christopher Nyerges With our recent heavy rains, some of the analysts suggested that most
(Self-released, CD, digital) Is there a genre as riddled with tropes as modern country music? Every type of music has its calling cards, but today's...
As Los Angeles and other cities seek to recycle 100% of their treated sewage, some fear the L.A. River could dry up altogether.