Please join the Hollywood United Neighborhood Council, Hollywood Hills West Neighborhood Council, the Los Angeles Fire Department, Councilmembers Mitch O’Farrell and Tom Labonge, and MySafe-LA to celebrate the opening of the new LAFD West Bureau Headquarters at the refurbished old Fire Station 82 annex in Hollywood. Take a tour of the station & new Annex, [...]
The Mission Hills Neighborhood Council and the LAUSD Division of Adult and Career Education invites you to attend a Job & Resource Fair for the North Valley Service Area on May 8 to meet potential employers and learn about training and career opportunities. The event will feature a keynote speech by Congressman Tony Cardenas and [...]
The race to elect the next Los Angeles City Councilmember for the Fourth District is entering the final stretch. As Election Day nears, candidates Carolyn Ramsay and David Ryu vie to succeed longtime Councilmember Tom LaBonge, who has represented the district since 2001. The array of issues of concern to district residents include traffic congestion, [...]
The Hollywood Studio District Neighborhood Council will be carrying their banner in the LA Pride/Christopher Street West Parade this June. The Neighborhood Council invites all other Los Angeles Neighborhood Councils and their committee members to join them. It’s almost May, so make sure your board votes on participation and/or funding quickly! Christopher Street West Association, [...]
As part of the Mayor’s Back to Basics approach to simplifying city government and enhancing city services, the City Administrative Office has released a report on quality of life and livability in Los Angeles. The report, prepared by Senior Advisor for Livability and Fuse Corps Executive Fellow Mark Thomas, outlines goals, policies, and recommendations for [...]
Following on the heels of Mayor Garcetti’s announcement of the Sustainable City Plan for Los Angeles, the Neighborhood Council Sustainability Alliance will engage community members in the conversation on water conservation by focusing its second public workshop on the newly launched Save the Drop campaign, which addresses the Sustainable City Plan's water component and the [...]
Civic University, the three-week series of civic engagement workshops catered specifically to Neighborhood Councils, wrapped up in a final session this Wednesday evening at LAPD's Deaton Hall. Dr. Raphael Sonenshein continued his illuminating lecture on city government, power structures, and the role of Neighborhood Councils in Los Angeles politics. Dr. Sonenshein reminded attendees that Neighborhood [...]
Mayor Eric Garcetti and Councilmember Paul Krekorian cordially invite the public to a centennial commemoration of the Armenian Genocide. A reception, ceremony, and performance by the Element Band will take place on Thursday, April 23, at 3pm at Los Angeles City Hall, on the Spring Street Steps. Please RSVP by Friday, April 17 at 5pm [...]
The City of Los Angeles Bureau of Sanitation provides an environmentally sound opportunity for LA residents to drop off their used and unwanted tires for recycling at several convenient locations FREE of charge. Beginning in May, LASAN will host six Used Tire Recycling Collection Events on selected Saturdays from 9:00am to 2:30pm. “Used tires stored [...]
The goal of ending homelessness took another big step forward, or in this case, 264 big steps, as the Rossyln Hotel celebrated its grand re-opening on January 22, 2015. This 264-unit rehabilitation project was originally built in 1914 and the Rosslyn Hotel Annex was built in 1923 by the entrepreneurial Hart brothers for the staggering [...]
