Politics & Government
How Do the Dodgers Score on Community Issues?
A representative from Echo Park's biggest local business will debrief us at an event sponsored by the Echo Park Improvement Association Thursday.
Baseball season is upon us.
The Los Angeles Dodgers will return to Chavez Ravine April 3 for their opening home game of the 2013 season.
We love our Doyers, but we know that with them come some extra issues for Echo Parquenos--traffic, noise and, sometimes, crime.
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Thursday night the Dodgers' Director of Community Relations, Rafael Gonzalez, will address those issues at a forum hosted by the Echo Park Improvement Association.
Some questions that might come up include:
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Will the new sound system and scoreboard have secondhand effects?
And how about public safety--in the stadium, the parking lots and on the streets?
Has much changed since the brutal beating of Giants' fan in 2011 on Opening Day?
The meeting takes place at Barlow Hospital at 7 p.m. in Williams Hall.
Barlow is located at 2000 Stadium Way in Elysian Park.
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