The Los Angeles River at Sepulveda Dam, 2000

Photograph by author

WHAT'S NEW

New additions to the site are listed here in chronological order.

Late 03
Added more articles, agencies, and sites to SOURCES / LINKS. The page also includes a date counter to record the latest update.

31 Jul 03
Added "Los Angeles' Lost River" to SOURCES / LINKS.

10 Jun 03
Added TOURS.

09 Jun 03
Added Confluence Park and extra navigation links to SOURCES / LINKS.

28 May 03
Added The River Project to SOURCES / LINKS.

25 Jan 03
Added "New Idea Floated for LA River" to SOURCES / LINKS.

14 Jan 03
Added "Bureaucratic Shoals Slow River Effort" to SOURCES / LINKS.

25 Sep 02
Added the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy (Los Angeles River Center and Gardens) to SOURCES / LINKS in a new category called "State Agencies."

23 Oct 01
Added the Taylor Yard to SOURCES / LINKS in a new category called "Sites."

22 Oct 01
Added the San Gabriel and Lower Los Angeles Rivers and Mountains Conservancy and the photo exhibit "Los Angeles River: 51 Miles of Concrete" to SOURCES / LINKS.

09 Aug 01
Added Rio LA: Tales from the Los Angeles River, "The River Wild", "Paradise Reclaimed", the Friends of the San Gabriel River, and the Trust for Public Land to SOURCES / LINKS.

10 Jun 01
Added book review of Los Angeles River: Its Life, Death and Possible Rebirth to SOURCES / LINKS.

28 May 01
Added FOVICKS (Friends Of Vast Industrial Concrete Kafkaesque Structures) to SOURCES / LINKS in a new category called "Photo Tours."

21 Mar 01
Added photos of an LA River tour led by historian Jennifer Price and myself to SOURCES / LINKS.

01 Jan 01
Added California Rivers and Streams to SOURCES / LINKS.

31 Dec 00
Added Northeast Trees to SOURCES / LINKS.

07 Nov 00
Added Seven States of California and the USC publication Parks and Gardens of the Greater Los Angeles Region to SOURCES / LINKS.
Modifed all book titles in SOURCES / LINKS to link to Amazon.com order forms

01 Nov 00
Added Arroyo Seco Foundation to SOURCES / LINKS.
Added this page.
Added a link to SCI-Arc.

02 Oct 00
Relaunched the site at www.deliriousla.net, with revised graphics and the Olmsted text popup in the 1930s section.