Safer at Home: Eviction Moratorium
This week we offer information about eviction moratoriums, job portals, WIC, how to make a face mask and diversions.
Food Banks Still Serving
My Friends House's Food Pantry will be open on Wednesday, 18 March. Free Ticket distribution begins at 6 am; Food Distribution begins at 9 am. 3533 West 58th Place, Los Angeles, CA 90043, near West Boulevard.
Mayor Takes Steps to Slow Novel Coronavirus
“I know this is an anxious time for a lot of people, but Angelenos should stay focused on preparation and protection — not panic,” said Mayor Garcetti.
PMHCC Hosts Free Climate Change Workshops for Kids & Adults
We are partnering to sponsor free fun, interesting workshops for kids and adults. Come for one, or all!
Groundbreaking for Destination Crenshaw
Destination Crenshaw isn’t just placemaking; it’s placekeeping and community building. Our community is coming together to create a vibrant public space that will unapologetically display the significant contributions of Black L.A.
Budget Advocates Issue Budget Recommendations
This year they call into question the budget deficit attributed to salary increases emanating from labor agreements negotiated behind closed doors and not planned for in the adopted budget. There will be a resulting decrease in level of services to Angelenos. Changes are needed to increase transparency in the budget process.
Vote February 22-March 3
Are you ready to vote in the Presidential Primary in March? A few things have changed about voting in Los Angeles, starting with the date. You can vote at any available vote center starting as early as February 22.
SB 50 Fails
Thank you to everyone who emailed or called your representatives and expressed your concerns about this bill! In the coming months, we expect to see more legislation addressing housing development and density. Preservation and density are not mutually exclusive, or an either/or choice.
Share Your Thoughts on Safe Sidewalks LA
The Draft Environmental Impact Report (Draft EIR) for the Sidewalk Repair Program is now available for public review and comment. Comments can be made until Monday, April 24, 2020.
SB 50 Is Back
Take action now and call the state Senate Appropriations Committee to tell them your opinion of SB50 and its impact on your neighborhood.
