Support Project 43
The Project 43 pantry is feeding 200 families a week and invites you to support their efforts.
Utility Grant Available
If you have lost income due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you may be eligible to receive a one-time, $500 check to help pay utility bills. Funding is limited. Online Applications accepted from November 2 through November 22, 2020.
Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson Town Hall
Join Councilmember Marqueece Harris-Dawson Wednesday, November 4, 6pm for a Special Meeting on Market Rate vs. Affordable Housing, Economic Development, Dorset Village Preservation vs. Demolition, Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall and more. Register in advance.
October 2020 Homelessness Report
Panelists praised Councilmember Dawson for his efforts to fight Homelessness. I spoke to several professionals who work closely with the homeless population, and they all said they were satisfied with Dawson's efforts and response to homelessness. They also shared that the homelessness delivery system is overwhelmed.
Cannabis Regulation Update
The report provides an update on regulation, legal assistance, financial grants, and licensing numbers.
My Friends House Feeding Families in Need
We have continued to provide 120-150 families and individuals with fresh and health food at our food pantry every week. Please contact us if you are interested in learning about ways you can help.
Join Park Mesa Heights Community Council
We are seeking applications for President and Vice President. Please submit your bio and interest by November 13, 6pm to be considered at our November 14 meeting.
Crenshaw Paving
Full street closure updates for Slauson at Crenshaw and detours.
City Council Votes to Create Unarmed Response Teams
Fox 11 reported October 14, 2020 that the Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously to created unarmed response teams for nonviolent calls. Their next step is to issue a request for proposal to find a non-profit partner to implement this concept.
Ready to Vote?
You can vote by mail, use a vote by mail ballot drop box or return your ballot in person. And get the details about the propositions at VotersEdge.org.