Excellent speakers at our September Meeting provided URGENT information regarding a need to "ACT NOW" on the upcoming election proposal to PUSH a variation of SB50! This bill along with Measure JJJ and Transit Oriented Community (TOC) etc. is the reason we now see mass construction of "mix-use units" apartments throughout the City.
Crenshaw Crossing now includes a larger number of affordable housing units at a wide range of affordability levels and more community-serving retail tenants that will include a full-service grocery store.
The Slauson Corridor Transit Neighborhood Plan Team summarizes community concerns across 17 topics. The report is available for your review.
This historic mural includes community heroes, everyday business owners and artists. It was begun November 2018. Nipsey Hussle was added after his tragic death March 31, 2019.
These developments can significantly change the fabric of the community situating five story buildings adjacent to single family homes. We invite you to share your opinions, concerns and recommendations with us.
The LA River Path project is a proposed 8-mile shared-use bicycle and pedestrian path extension between Elysian Valley and the City of Vernon, passing through downtown Los Angeles. The project aims to create a safe, accessible path for people walking, bicycling, and rolling to get to destinations that matter in their daily lives.
Attend in informational orientation April 6, 2019, Saturday (10am-12pm) to learn how to apply. Meeting will be held at Crenshaw Yoga and Dance, 5426 Crenshaw Blvd.
With the imminent opening of the Crenshaw Line developers are taking advantage of Transit Oriented Communities guidelines to propose replacing single level dwellings with five story apartment buildings.
On December 7, 2018 Councilmember Harris-Dawson’s staff joined LAPD at the new Kaiser Permanente Baldwin Hills facility to update the community about the recent swastikas that defaced the "Our Mighty Contribution" mural along Crenshaw Boulevard.
Designers have set out to turn the 1.1 mile stretch of the Crenshaw Line into an outdoor museum that showcases the ways L.A.’s black community has shaped the the city and the world.
