City Attorney Mike Feuer talks about why it's important to get involved with your Neighborhood Council: "They're the backbone of community involvement here in Los Angeles," he says. Watch his full video below: [/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
LA Animal Services is offering free pet cat Spay/Neuter Certificates to all LA City residents from April 1 - April 30, 2019 During April, LA Animal Services will be offering free Cat Spay/Neuter Certificates to all LA City residents (three pet cats per household), regardless of income, to encourage our community to get their cats [...]
Congratulations to the nominees and winners of the 2019 EmpowerLA Awards! The 2019 EmpowerLA Awards Ceremony was held Thursday, March 28 to honor the award recipients for their amazing accomplishments in the Neighborhood Council system. This year’s theme was “Building The Future of Civic Engagement”. City Controller Ron Galperin hosted the ceremony which was [...]
In light of the recent spam email that many of your received through your EmpowerLA email lists, we would like to help you figure out how to stop or reduce these types of spam emails being sent to you before you decide you've had enough of the internet for one day. Actually, spam gets filtered [...]
Dear Neighborhood Council Board Members, The Department of Neighborhood Empowerment in partnership with the Mayor's Office would like to personally invite you to visit a Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) facility. Check out what dates, times, and locations work for you: Tues, March 26, 2019 6:30pm-8:00pm EAST AREA: Works USA: 4260 Eagle Rock Blvd. EAST VALLEY: [...]
Congratulations to the two wonderful Neighborhood Council leaders who were recognized Monday in Sacramento as "Woman of the Year" for their California State Assembly Districts! Cindy Sower, President of Sun Valley NC, was honored by AD39 Assemblymember Luz Rivas, while Michelle Miranda, President of Canoga Park NC, was chosen by AD45's Jesse Gabriel. [...]
The Housing + Community Investment Dept (HCIDLA) invites you to discuss upcoming projects to improve quality of life and services in low and moderate income LA communities. These projects and programs include Eviction Defense for very low income Angelenos; expanded after-school services; the launch of a Children's Savings Account program; and infrastructure improvements. Everyone is [...]
Tonia Knightner of the Park Mesa Heights Community Council was featured this week in MomsLA's ongoing series on moms serving on their Neighborhood Councils. Besides being PMHCC Treasurer, Tonia is a realtor and the CEO and founder of A New Life 4 U Economic Development Corporation. She highlights the role of NCs in fostering an [...]
Mayor Eric Garcetti's Office of Gang Reduction and Youth Development (GRYD) is currently accepting applications for Summer Night Lights (SNL) program Youth Squad/Lead Youth Squads and Site Coordinators. GRYD's mission is to strengthen youth/young adult, family and community resilience to the influence of gangs by fostering public/private collaboration and supporting community-based prevention and intervention services. [...]
In honor of African American Heritage Month, Los Angeles City Council President Herb J. Wesson, Jr. presents an art exhibit of photos, film posters, television memorabilia and more in the Bridge Gallery on the third floor of LA City Hall. Titled "Blacks In Cinema," the exhibit features historic film poster collections from Ron Finley and [...]
