Monthly Archive: March, 2007

LA River, Baldwin Hills, Bruce’s Beach, New Board Members

Wednesday, March 28th, 2007

L.A. River Revitalization Public Comments The City Project with the Alianza de los Pueblos del Rio submitted public comments regarding the draft L.A. River Revitalization Master Plan and environmental documents. We support the revitalization of the Los Angeles River. We appreciate the work of the Los Angeles River Ad-Hoc Committee, its Chairman Councilman Ed Reyes, [...]

Everyone’s Invited to Bruce’s Beach

Monday, March 26th, 2007

Today’s Los Angeles Times Editorial tells the story of Bruce’s Beach. Manhattan Beach should too. * * * Los Angeles Times EDITORIAL March 26, 2007 Remembering racism in Manhattan Beach The community renames a small park in honor of African American residents it kicked out. But it’s a halfhearted effort. AFTER NEARLY A century of [...]

Mapping Green Access and Equity, Bruce’s Beach, LA River Plan

Friday, March 16th, 2007

Healthy Parks, Schools, and Communities The City Project is proud to release our new Policy Report Healthy Parks, Schools, and Communities: Mapping Green Access and Equity for the Los Angeles Region. The Report is a guide for creating healthy, livable communities for all. The Report provides a positive vision to: *Revitalize the Los Angeles and [...]

Park Service Centennial Initiative Listening Session March 29, 2007, L.A.

Friday, March 16th, 2007

Here is an opportunity to participate in an upcoming National Park Service Centennial Initiative Listening Session on March 29, 2007, in Los Angeles at (location TBD). The City Project passes along the following information from Deborah DeMeo of the National Parks Conservation Association. The listening sessions are being held all over the U.S. and are [...]

L.A. River Plan, Downtown News, KTLA’s Pacesetters, Mapping Green Access

Monday, March 5th, 2007

Improving the LA River Revitalization Master Plan Click map to enlarge. There is much to be praised in the draft River Plan, but the plan must take a balanced approach with multiuse projects for parks, schools, ball fields, flood control, housing, and jobs, that serves the diverse needs of Los Angeles. For example, out of [...]