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A free kids’ community book fair offered each Wednesday in May and June from 230-430pm!
Requirements: Live in Los Angeles in a low-income household. Provide proof of residence and income. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Call 323-904-3832 for more details.
The Community Police Advisory Board is looking for community members to attend their monthly C-PAB meetings held every 3rd Thursday of the month and ultimately become participating members.
A free kids’ community book fair offered each Wednesday in May and June from 230-430pm!
Requirements: Live in Los Angeles in a low-income household. Provide proof of residence and income. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Call 323-904-3832 for more details.
As public awareness grows about Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Report and its findings, Rep. Bass wants to assure that you are fully informed about the actions Congress is already taking, and how Congress may respond in the near future.
Saturday, June 15, 2019 - 9:30am
3725 Don Felipe Dr.
Los Angeles, CA 90008
Published within 72 hours of meeting.
A free kids’ community book fair offered each Wednesday in May and June from 230-430pm!
Requirements: Live in Los Angeles in a low-income household. Provide proof of residence and income. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Call 323-904-3832 for more details.
The festival is FREE to the public, and aims to highlight our local artists, musicians, community organizations, and businesses. Festival goers come to enjoy a large variety of food trucks, live music, live art, and most of all, a beautifully diverse community that comes together to celebrate our rich cultural diversity. Details at https://www.midcityfest.com/.
Click here for agenda: posted within 72 hours of meeting.
In 2020, Los Angeles County will transition from polling places to vote centers. This new model will allow voters to cast a ballot at any vote center location in the county over an 11-day period.
Attend this community meetings to learn how your voting experience in L.A. County will be improved! This community meeting includes a presentation, take-home materials and provides attendees the opportunity to ask questions.
A free kids’ community book fair offered each Wednesday in May and June from 230-430pm!
Requirements: Live in Los Angeles in a low-income household. Provide proof of residence and income. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Call 323-904-3832 for more details.
Measure EE, if approved, would raise about $500 million a year, or about $750 per student, by instituting a new 16 cents per square foot parcel tax on residential and commercial property throughout the school district.
Use this link to find your Polling Place, Sample Ballot, and District information.
It’s that time of the year. We're planning the WVNA Annual Spring Mixer. This year's theme is "Aloha Wilshire Vista."
A free kids’ community book fair offered each Wednesday in May and June from 230-430pm!
Requirements: Live in Los Angeles in a low-income household. Provide proof of residence and income. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Call 323-904-3832 for more details.
The scheduled and committed speakers include The Honorable Herb Wesson, Los Angeles City Council President (confirmed but possibly delayed arrival), The Honorable Paul Koretz (Los Angeles City Council Member CD 5), Diane Robertson (President, Sutro Avenue Block Club, Romerol Malveaux (Member Cherrywood Leimert Block Club), John Gonzales, (VP, Baldwin HIlls Estates HOA, Inc.), Hydee Feldstein (Co-Chair of Land Use Committee and VP of P.I.C.O. NC), Larry Gross (Executive Director, Coalition For Economic Survival) and Brad Kane (President of P.I,C,O NC and of South Carthay NA).
The panel is will cover SB 50, the impetus and proposed solution, address the cumulative measures already enacted in LA, and cover a variety of issues for single family homeowners, small landlords and tenants.
Parking is available on-site and refreshments will be served.
This Town Hall is sponsored by the South LA Alliance for Locally-Planned Growth.
A free kids’ community book fair offered each Wednesday in May and June from 230-430pm!
Requirements: Live in Los Angeles in a low-income household. Provide proof of residence and income. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Call 323-904-3832 for more details.
A free kids’ community book fair offered each Wednesday in May and June from 230-430pm!
Requirements: Live in Los Angeles in a low-income household. Provide proof of residence and income. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Call 323-904-3832 for more details.
Brought to you by Art Active, the event includes a collaborative art experience followed by a professionally lead discussion on Inclusion and belonging.
• Identify what community means in our lives
• Examine our sense of community and how we connect
• Explore ideas around creating welcoming spaces to increase belonging, and
• Through guided activities, learn tools and strategies to foster community engagement and sustain it over time
Register today!
Published within 72 hours of meeting.
A free kids’ community book fair offered each Wednesday in May and June from 230-430pm!
Requirements: Live in Los Angeles in a low-income household. Provide proof of residence and income. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Call 323-904-3832 for more details.
Saturday May 4, 2019 the City of Los Angeles will officially unveil Obama Boulevard in honor of the 44th President of the United States. Register here.
Celebrity Musical Guests: Doug E. Fresh, Yo-Yo, BJ The Chicago Kid, Battlecat, Kurupt, Alex Isley, Gavlyn, T-Lyons, Baby S, DJ Tee, Verbs, Dj Qwesscoast & more being added.
The 5:00pm unveiling will include Los Angeles City Council President Herb Wesson, Los Angeles Urban League President Michael Lawson, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti.
12:00PM Music & Street Festival Opens
5:00pm Unveiling Ceremony
5:15pm Final Musical Artist
Assemblymember Richard Bloom invites you to the Assembly Select Committee on The State of Hate hearing on May 2, 2019. At a time when anti-Semitic, Islamophobic, homophobic and racist behavior is on the rise, this hearing takes on increased importance. Expert panels will examine the current state of hate speech and crimes in California in an effort to explore ways to more effectively address it.
The first hearing, in association with Santa Monica College’s Public Policy Institute, will feature a panel discussion comprised of representatives from the Anti-Defamation League, the LA County Human Relations Commission, Loyola Marymount University’s Center for the Study of Los Angeles, and the Los Angeles Police Department’s Counter-Terrorism & Special Operations Bureau.
For further information and due to limited space, RSVP strongly recommended. Please contact: Melissa.Kaufler@asm.ca.gov or visit asmdc.org/Bloom/StateOfHate.
Click here for agenda: posted within 72 hours of meeting.
A free kids’ community book fair offered each Wednesday in May and June from 230-430pm!
Requirements: Live in Los Angeles in a low-income household. Provide proof of residence and income. Kids must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Call 323-904-3832 for more details.
You are invited to attend this South Carthay Neighborhood Association-sponsored Public event:
Learn what SB 50 does and What you can do to push back against it.
FREE - PUBLIC INVITED. (Parking on street only; La Cienega Blvd and Whitworth Ave. street parking is unrestricted beginning 7pm.)
Otis College of Art and Design students will present their art project inside the 5 kiosks along Pico Boulevard and at Brainworks Gallery on Pico Blvd. Exhibition curated by Gina Valona.
Friday April 26th, 2019
5-7 pm
Brainworks Gallery Space
Published within 72 hours of meeting.
All proceeds benefit Jazz Hands for Autism, a 501(c)(3) organization that is helping musicians with disabilities find work.
www.jazzhandsforautism.org
RSVP: 2DTU.splashthat.com
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