The land on which Playa Vista sits on was, for thousands of years, a salt marsh that was fed by the Los Angeles River before its course shifted south to empty in San Pedro Bay in 1825.
The Tongva people called the area Washna and laid their dead to rest in a large burial ground in the shadow of…
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