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Mar Vista Recreation Center: Where Immigrants and Locals Find Connection and Community in...

Pamela Anchang | Immigrant Magazine Mar Vista is a space where cultures mix, traditions are shared, and people of all generations find time to relax, play, and support each other.

En el parque John Anson Ford los inmigrantes se sienten en casa

Agustín Durán | Hispanic LA En el parque el día es radiante. Una madre le grita a su hijo de nueve años, que está jugando al fútbol con sus amiguitos, que «haga un gol».
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Foisia Park — A Cultural Hub for Carson’s Samoan Community

Island Block Radio | For residents of Carson, home to one of the largest Samoan communities in the US, Foisia Park has come to represent pride, resilience, and unity.

아침 맑은 공기, 친목 나누고 건강 다진다도심 속 휴식터‘그리피스 파크’의 한인 시니어들

Nicole Chang | News Koreatown 로스펠리스 불러바드와 웨스턴 애비뉴에 있는 그리피스 파크 주차장. 두툼한 자켓을 입고 야구모자를 쓴 한인 시니어들이 두세 명씩 차에서 내리더니 준비운동을 한다.

Why Alpine Recreation Center is the First and Last Harbor for LA’s Chinatown...

Keyang Pang | UNE For decades, Alpine Park has been the only park and open space within the residential area of Los Angeles’ Chinatown.
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Rachel Tan | SkyLink TV Some 40% of Los Angeles's 3.8 million residents are unable to walk from their home to a park within 10 minutes.

LA Launches National Park Equity Model

As the national park ranking of Los Angeles plunges year after year, access to green space is at the heart of the problem.

Los Angeles Asks Residents to Help Plan the Future of City’s Parks

LA is turning to the city’s diverse residents to assess the state of more than 500 parks citywide and plot a course to fix a struggling park system.

Planting a Greener, Cooler Future in Los Angeles

More than 4,250 trees will be planted as a front line against climate change, and an opportunity for workforce development and environmental justice work.

Latino Strategists Lead Campaign for Groundbreaking Climate Bond Initiative

Prop. 4, the first Latino-led bond initiative in California, would create a $10 billion fund for water, fire prevention, and greening across the state.

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