Affordable Youth Arts & Music
Ready to turn noise into music, dance, and creative confidence? 🎸💥 Registration is officially OPEN for White Hall Arts Academy’s Fall Saturday Sessions running from September 12th to October 31st! 🗓️✨
Procrastination Crenshaw?
After years of silence from project leaders, a packed Crenshaw town hall spurred Mayor Karen Bass to send city crews to tear down barricades, restore parking and begin long-delayed clean-up.
Take the Los Angeles Youth Survey
The survey asks about youth opportunities, jobs and career goals, education, mental health, safety, basic needs, transportation, and how young people want to be heard by the City.
Park Mesa Heights Celebrates Jim McBeth Square
When we say we are anchoring Black heritage on the Corridor, we are talking about giants like Jim McBeth. And now, future generations will know this.
World Cup Watch Parties
Check out the list of possibilities for World Cup watch parties at Evermont and Jackie Tatum Harvard Park in June and July.
Solar Street Lights Approved by Mayor
The new initiative, an historic agreement between LADWP and the Bureau of Street Lighting is to identify and install up to 60,000 solar street lights across the city over the next two years.
Community Poll
Take the Community Coalition Poll this March to shape their advocacy direction
Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza Groundbreaking
The groundbreaking means the end of the Sears store and nearby parking lot. In its place there will be 92 homes built as part of phase one.
Nipsey Hussle Square Dedication
The square is now a tribute to the life and legacy of Nipsey Hussle. He was a son of South Los Angeles, who invested in his neighborhood and believed in economic empowerment; he showed us what it means to lead with purpose.
Automated Speed Enforcement Locations Proposed
Submit your public comment on proposed speed safety systems now.