Hills For Everyone is part of a growing coalition of non-profit, community and park related groups/agencies that support the next Los Angeles County Park Bond Act. The Coalition, called #OurParks went before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to … Read More
Hills For Everyone is part of a growing coalition of non-profit, community and park related groups/agencies that support the next Los Angeles County Park Bond Act. The Coalition, called #OurParks went before the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors to … Read More
Today we participated in a meeting to learn more about the #OurParksLA effort. The ultimate goal is to get another park bond measure on the ballot–for this November–that allows for natural lands acquisitions, improvements to trails and park infrastructure, improves our … Read More
Join residents, organizations, agencies and the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation as it unveils the proposed plans for the Puente Hills Landfill site. The Final Park Concept and Environmental Scoping meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, January 27, … Read More
The Puente Hills Landfill was to be converted to a passive park after the landfill’s closure. LA County Parks staff however, has thrown in everything but the kitchen sink in its proposal for the new county regional park. There are … Read More
Summer 2015 (PDF – 738 KB) Highlights: Tres Hermanos For Sale Esperanza Hills Update Chino Hills State Park Discovery Road Opens LA County Significant Ecological Areas Lands at Risk in Southern Chino Hills Chino Hills Stands Firm Easy Ways to Help Gratitudes Brea … Read More
One of America’s largest former landfills is becoming Los Angeles County’s newest regional park. The L.A. County Department of Parks and Recreation invites you to help shape the vision for the park and join the Master Planning process. Don’t miss … Read More
See the proposal level the backdrop of Brea to add 3,600 houses on 3,000 acres in Los Angeles and Orange County. This land connects the protected areas on the western side of the hills to the eastern side of the … Read More
Though approved for development in 2009, the Pacific Heights property above Hacienda Heights has been controversial from the get-go. The proposal includes 47-units on 114 steep acres. Learn more about Pacific Heights by following this link.
The City of Industry has its sights set on scraping the hillsides clean and constructing several dams along with side (saddle) dams in Tonner Canyon, as well as adding a road along the ridgetop–all of this on top of an … Read More