Planning for the 2016 NC Congress is well underway and the committee will begin meeting every two weeks and you are invited to be a part of planning this event held at City Hall all day on Saturday, September 24, 2016. If you are in a Neighborhood Council in any of the following regions (the [...]
Saturday @ 10 a.m. in Reseda: Metro's Master Plan for Transportation Improvements. Also, updates on upcoming hearings and ordinances will be presented. Metro's Master Plan will be on the November ballot. Presented by Jody F. Litvak, Director, Community & Municipal Affairs, Metro Los Angeles this is an opportunity to be more informed about this pending [...]
By Tony Wilkinson On the November 8 ballot, City of Los Angeles voters will be asked to approve Charter changes to improve governance of the Department of Water and Power. At least that's the theory. The measure contains some new contracting freedom, gives the DWP Board its own staff, and doubles the minimum budget for [...]
Calling all local residents, employees, businesses, property owners, and community organizations! The City Planning Department is pleased to announce a series of Community Workshops as part of the Orange Line Transit Neighborhood Plans project. These four workshops will focus on the areas around five stations along the Metro Orange Line -- North Hollywood Station, Van [...]
The Dogs and Cats are barking & purring their approval. Los Angeles, July 6, 2016 – Every year around the Fourth of July, animal shelters fill to capacity with lost pets spooked by the loud sounds of fireworks. During this challenging time, available shelter space can be the life-saving difference. In just four days, with [...]
Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer invites you to a Town Hall with LAPD North Hollywood Community Station, serving the Cahuenga Pass, NOrth Hollywood, Studio City, Sun Valley, Toluca Lake, Toluca Woods, Universal City, Valley Glen, Valley Village, and West Toluca, though of course all are welcome. This Town Hall will take place on Thursday, [...]
Parking meters and time limits are used to encourage turnover, allowing more people access to high-demand parking spaces. State and city parking laws protect public safety and promote parking turnover so that customers can access stores. To learn how to avoid a citation for parking beyond the posted time limits, visit here.
Join us tomorrow for Metro Bike Share’s launch in Grand Park at 12:00 PM. Bicycles at 65 stations in Downtown Los Angeles will be available for check out to make trips close, easy, and convenient. Metro Bike Share is a natural extension of the Metro transit system. Register to use this new transportation program today!
The purpose of Neighborhood Councils is to "include representatives of the many diverse interests in communities and shall have an advisory role on issues of concern to the neighborhood." (Charter, art. IX, § 900.) Neighborhood Council representation is not limited to residents or citizens but is "open to everyone who lives, works or owns real [...]
I hope our newsletter finds you well. We had such an awesome launch of Mayor Eric Garcetti’s Civic Youth program on Saturday in the Tom Bradley Tower at City Hall! Mayor Garcetti’s Chief of Staff, Ana Guerrero, spoke to the 40 youth who attended to learn about Neighborhood Councils and how to be advocates for [...]
