…The Newhall Pass divides the Los Angeles River and Santa Clara River watersheds. On the west side of the pass, just north of the Weldon Canyon overpass, the Newhall Pass…
…public is welcome to walk, fish, and kayak in the Recreation Zones free of charge. You do not need a permit unless you are part of an organized group. Organized…
…The public is welcome to kayak, walk, and fish on two sections of the river managed by the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority in Elysian Valley and at the Sepulveda…
…of a regular meeting time and place, and announcement of next meeting. Public comment is welcome on any agenda item and on matters not on the agenda pursuant to Government…
…The public is welcome to kayak, walk, and fish on two sections of the river managed by the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority in Elysian Valley and at the Sepulveda…
…The public is welcome to kayak, walk, and fish on two sections of the river managed by the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority in Elysian Valley and at the Sepulveda…
…is strong and effective because we are inclusive, and our innovations come from welcoming diverse points of view. Want to know more about who we are and what we do?…
…to enhance and expand its mission to acquire, protect, and preserve open space, wildlife habitat, and urban, mountain and river parkland that is easily accessible and welcoming to all people….
…welcoming people back to this incredible natural amenity.” Both recreation zones are managed and patrolled by rangers from the Mountains Recreation & Conservation Authority (MRCA). To ensure a safe…
…comment is welcome on any agenda item and on matters not on the agenda pursuant to Government Code § 54954.3. Unless otherwise ordered, individuals will be allowed three minutes to…
