by LA32NCadmin | May 4, 2019 | City of Los Angeles
Public comment on LA City Council agenda items goes digital with City Clerk’s new Public Comment Portal, which debuted April 29th: https://cityclerk.lacity.org/publiccomment/ You can share tour own comments on City Council Files through this...
by LA32NCadmin | May 4, 2019 | City of Los Angeles
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti unveiled LA’s Green New Deal this week – a series of practical steps toward creating a more sustainable Los Angeles by the year 2050. The Green New Deal LA will also serve as a global model for upholding the terms outlined in the Paris...
by LA32NCadmin | Apr 13, 2019 | Elections, LA-32
Come to El Sereno Senior Citizen Center between 10am and 4pm to vote for the candidates on the LA-32 Neighborhood Council board of directors. Saturday, April 13, 2019 at 10 AM – 4 PM PDT El Sereno Senior Citizen Center 4818 Klamath Place Los Angeles, CA...
by LA32NCadmin | Apr 13, 2019 | City of Los Angeles, Environment
It’s easy to be green thanks to the work of organizations like City Plants, a non-profit running a public-private partnership between the City of LA and six other non-profit organizations. Together they work with Neighborhood Councils, community groups, residents, and...
by LA32NCadmin | Mar 8, 2019 | Public Safety
Hello stakeholders, we learned of a new feature on LAPD website when I’d to call non-emergency LAPD for another issue. The helpful dispatcher informed us about this new feature, iWatchLA and we wanted to share with our neighborhood:...
by LA32NCadmin | Mar 5, 2019 | Education
As voters head to the polls to fill the vacant LAUSD board seat today, the board’s pro-charter majority’s power hangs in the balance. Ten candidates will be vying Tuesday to fill a vacant seat on the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education...
by LA32NCadmin | Mar 1, 2019 | Sustainability
Improving air quality of our neighborhoods requires everyone to step up. To that end, the Southern California Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) has begun an equipment exchange program. Commercial gardeners and landscapers, local government agencies, school...
by LA32NCadmin | Jan 22, 2019 | Education
“A vast super-majority” of teachers have voted to to accept an agreement reached Tuesday, ending LA’s teacher strike. “A vast super-majority” of teachers have voted to approve the tentative agreement, ending the strike, United Teachers...
by LA32NCadmin | Jan 9, 2019 | Education
Less than 24 hours before the possible strike of 33,000 LA teachers, the union announced plans to hold off for a few more days. United Teachers Los Angeles is delaying the start of a possible teachers strike until Monday, union leaders announced Wednesday. Thursday...
by LA32NCadmin | Jan 3, 2019 | Public Safety
L.A. County earthquake early-warning app is now available on iPhone and Android devices through the Apple APP Store and Google Play Store. This phone app alerts Los Angeles County residents to earthquakes, possibly giving critical seconds of warning before shaking...
by LA32NCadmin | Dec 19, 2018 | Elections, LA-32
What are Neighborhood Councils?Neighborhood Councils are the closest form of government to the people. They give their communities a voice at City Hall on important issues like development, homelessness, and public safety.Neighborhood Councils are advisory bodies with...
by LA32NCadmin | Dec 7, 2018 | City of Los Angeles
Sidewalk vendors who sell hot dogs and churros around Los Angeles will be able to get permits after the City Council approved the idea Novermber 28, 2018. A plan to legalize and regulate sidewalk vending has been working its way through City Hall for years. The...
by LA32NCadmin | Dec 7, 2018 | LAPD Hollenbeck
Crime increases during the holiday season as holiday shopping puts more prizes around for the thieves to ply there trade. Shopping on line can leave packages on porches as easy pickings.Gifts left in cars or visible through windows are a draw for the thieves.See below...
by LA32NCadmin | Nov 5, 2018 | City of Los Angeles
Mayor Garcetti’s temporary homeless housing initiative – called A Bridge Home – has begun rolling out across LA, with the first site already open in the historic city center district near El Pueblo. Many Neighborhood Councils have been fielding questions and concerns...
by LA32NCadmin | Oct 22, 2018 | California
If you aren’t registered to vote by Monday night, you’ll have no say on the gas tax, daylight savings time, the governorship, or Congress. Monday is the deadline to register to vote in California, and here are just some of the ways the Nov 6. Election will...
by LA32NCadmin | Oct 16, 2018 | City of Los Angeles, Sustainability
By 2021, all L.A. restaurants will phase out single-use plastic straws with NEW straws-upon-request...
by LA32NCadmin | Sep 26, 2018 | City of Los Angeles, Sustainability
Pilot Program Targets Areas with Low Solar Penetration LOS ANGELES (September 26, 2018) – Recognizing that a large segment of the city’s population is unable to benefit from solar power, the Board of Water and Power Commissioners voted September 25 to launch a new...
by LA32NCadmin | Sep 26, 2018 | Events, Just for Fun, Transportation
On Sunday, September 30th, CicLAvia is partnering with the LA Phil and Community Arts Resources (CARS) and clearing the roadways between Walt Disney Concert Hall and Hollywood, transforming them into an auto-free zone where you can walk, run, skate, scoot, bike, and...
by LA32NCadmin | Sep 21, 2018 | City of Los Angeles
The LA City Council will consider a motion requiring businesses wishing to contract with the city disclose their ties to the gun lobby. Saying the National Rifle Association is one of the biggest roadblocks to gun safety reform, a Los Angeles city councilman...
by LA32NCadmin | Sep 21, 2018 | Public Health
It was a summer of unprecedented bad air for the entire Southland. LOS ANGELES, CA — A thick layer of unhealthy smog blanketed the Southland for an unprecedented 87 days in a row this summer. The region endured 87 straight days of unhealthful air, violating federal...
