Not sure what to do during a home fire or when the “Big One” hits? Want to learn more about self-defense and cyber-security? Join United Neighborhoods Neighborhood Council on Saturday, April 18 for a free Public Safety Summit that will answer these questions and more! Learn about CERT – LAFD’s free emergency training program and [...]
For the first time in its history, the City of Los Angeles has a “comprehensive and actionable policy roadmap” for creating a more environmentally, economically, and socially equitable and sustainable future. With continued population growth and reduced resources such as water, Los Angeles needs an ambitious and forward-thinking plan for encouraging smart and sustainable growth [...]
La Gran Limpieza, the annual Los Angeles River cleanup event sponsored by Friends of the LA River, will take place on April 11, 18, and 25. This annual “work party” will include live music performances, gift giveaways, family activities and refreshments. The River Rover will visit one site each weekend: Bette Davis Picnic Area on [...]
Have you been holding off on putting together your emergency preparedness kit because you’re concerned about the cost? The Emergency Management Department (EMD) reminds you that disaster supply kits do not have to be expensive to be effective. In collaboration with Councilmen Tom LaBonge and Mitchell Englander, the EMD Earthquake Training Bulletin for the month [...]
This spring, the LA Department of Public Works and LA Sanitation reminds you to bring your Electronic Waste and Household Hazardous Waste for proper disposal at one of seven S.A.F.E. (Solvents/Automotive/Flammables/Electronics) Centers or at mobile collection events held throughout the City. It is illegal to dispose of batteries, electronics, and other forms of hazardous waste [...]
Fresh on the heels of the Mayor’s announcement of the new Sustainable City pLAn, the Studio City community proudly presents the Second Annual Green Living Fair on Saturday, April 18. Join five Neighborhood Councils, over 35 conservation organizations, and Councilmember Paul Krekorian for this free, family-friendly event that will feature live entertainment, kids’ activities, raffles, [...]
On Wednesday night, Councilmember Jose Huizar attended a meeting of the LA32 Neighborhood Council to acknowledge their work in the community and commend them on their efforts, commitment, and dedication to the community. In a message on the LA32 Neighborhood Council’s Facebook page from President Marlene Fonseca, she announced that the Neighborhood Council is officially [...]
For the first time in the history of the city, Mayor Garcetti’s office has commissioned a report on the status of women and girls in Los Angeles, with the research being conducted by Mount St. Mary’s University. The first two parts of the five-part report, viewed as a first step in addressing gender inequality in [...]
Deciding to start a business can be one of the most exhilarating decisions you make in your life, but there are many different elements to consider. This workshop will teach the basics of small business entrepreneurship, how to legally start a business in Los Angeles, and will introduce resources provided by the City of Los [...]
On Tuesday, April 14, Mayor Eric Garcetti will be delivering his second “State of the City” address at the Valley Performing Arts Center on the Cal State Northridge campus. The Mayor is expected to discuss the progress his administration has made in implementing a “Back to Basics” approach to city government and improving efficiency across [...]
