Join the Pat Brown Institute for a screening of the documentary Bridging the Divide: Tom Bradley and the Politics of Race on Monday, August 10th at 7:00pm with a panel discussion to follow the film at 8:30pm. The film screening will be held at the Luckman Theater, a world-class visual and performing arts theater, located [...]
Today, 35% of Angelenos are without household internet service. A new program hopes to alleviate that number over the next 12 months by providing participants with low-cost internet offers available only through this program and free access to the tools and resources they need to succeed. The City of Los Angeles, in partnership with local non-profits, [...]
HIRE LA’s Youth is one of the City’s most exciting programs to put young adults to work, providing first time job experience that will set them on the path to be lifetime earners. Mayor Eric Garcetti is committed to providing 10,000 summer jobs for young people ages 14-24 who live in the City of Los [...]
Do you live, work, or play in the Leimert Park area? Are you interested in the future of this vibrant community? To contribute to the decision-making process as this historic neighborhood develops, please take the 2nd Annual Leimert Park Village 20|20 Vision Initiative Survey and attend the Charrette this Saturday, June 27. The last day to [...]
In February, the Los Angeles Times launched a new initiative,“Publisher’s Book Club,” which aims to engage with the community through reading. Every month or so, the publisher selects a book and invites the public to join him in reading it. Later, readers can convene at an in-person event to hear from the author, discuss the [...]
The City of Los Angeles Planning Department has taken a huge step toward accountability and responsibility for the conditions decision-makers impose on Conditional Uses. In early 2013, the Condition Compliance Unit (CCU), created by Michael LoGrande, was charged with the responsibility to begin the enforcement of, or at least determine how to enforce conditions imposed [...]
City Councilmembers Paul Krekorian and Joe Buscaino are hosting a series of joint meetings of the Budget and Finance and Public Works committees to get input from the public on what the city's program to repair sidewalks next to homes and businesses should look like. The first meeting happened this week on June 23 in [...]
With California’s historic drought and its effects on Angelenos’ livelihoods and quality of life on everyone’s minds, the Neighborhood Council Sustainability Alliance is forming a Water Committee to address water conservation issues and solutions. Please join us for the NCSA’s first Water Committee meeting this Saturday, June 27, in Studio City. The presentation and discussion [...]
The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD), already a great source for news on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and more, is proud to unveil the LAFD Week in Review. Each Friday, LAFD will deliver an interactive look back at the week that was, pulling content from its social media accounts and beyond. Where is it? Go to [...]
Preparations for Make Music LA are underway in Santa Monica, North Hollywood, Silver Lake, Highland Park, Glassell Park, Eagle Rock, South LA, Downtown, West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Hollywood, and Universal City! Sunday, June 21st is also Father’s Day, and a perfect opportunity to be outside with family and friends enjoying a summer concert. [...]
