Los Angeles – Rings of Saturn, Inc., a non-profit corporation formed by community members for the benefit of Saturn Elementary School, will be the beneficiary of a $458,998.00 award from the State’s Strategic Growth Council as part of the Urban Greening Program, utilizing Prop 84 funding.
The…
The City is now in the process of designating Jefferson Park as a Historic Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ).
A public workshop and open house is scheduled for Tuesday night, December 7, from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m., at the Jefferson Branch Library, 2211 W. Jefferson Blvd., to present the proposed historic…
Tony Shibata closed the doors to the Atomic Cafe on Washington, west of La Brea. The Atomic opened just two years ago and quickly became a source for community activity and socializing but the recession took it’s toll and restaurants were in the first line of fire for cash strapped…
Sol Adventures Foundation works with disenfranchised children both here in our community and at a center in Jamaica.
Executive Director Roseanne Ware brings an extensive background in social services and the mental healthcare field to the Foundation. She utilizes enrichment programs like African drumming, swimming, sailing, reggae, hip hop, art,…
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$546 MILLION FEDERAL LOAN FOR THE CRENSHAW-LAX RAIL LINE GENERATES CAUTIOUS OPTIMISM FOR THE CRENSHAW COMMUNITY
Residents & Business Owners Want the Rail Line Built Now, but Built Right. Los Angeles, CA - Influential community groups, stakeholders and rail safety advocates are cautiously optimistic about news that MTA has secured…
After re-living with attendees the events of the day, delicious details of the food, great conversations with friends and neighbors, and hilarious asides all week, it’s certainly time I acknowledged the people who made the 2010 Harvard Heights/West Adams Heights-Sugar Hill…
Our libraries are no longer open on Mondays, making Tuesdays one of the busiest days of the week at local Jefferson branch. With the recent wave of economic cutbacks, our local libraries have seen a 30% reduction in staff through early retirement and layoffs, and a 20% reduction in service…
Midterm elections (Nov. 2) tend to have low voter turnout so the California Democratic Party has set up an office in the Western Heights community at 2240 W. Washington Blvd. just west of Western.
Organizer Brendan Gassaway, Assemblywoman Karen Bass, Organizer Rani Wood
Volunteers will walk precincts and distribute…
Felippe, Gabriella, Diego and Matteo Marques hosted the first get together of “The Little Green Giants” a parent and child organization in Country Club dedicated to helping the environment. Their activities will include raising awareness of neighborhood environmental issues, providing an opportunity for kids and parents to meet and get to…
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