Be a Citizen Scientist in the Los Angeles BioBlitz Challenge
Are you able to take a picture of that coyote slinking through the streets? How about your neighborhood raccoon or opossum? And can you identify some of your local trees and flowers?
Are you able to take a picture of that coyote slinking through the streets? How about your neighborhood raccoon or opossum? And can you identify some of your local trees and flowers?
Community Announcement: The Taste of Soul festival will be held this year on Saturday Oct 15, 2022. Are you interested in becoming a Taste of Soul vendor? Register on the Taste of Soul web site!
The City of Los Angeles now offers free recycled water to all Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) customers. You can now get disinfected recycled water for approved purposes, free of charge.
The City of LA’s Small Business Rental Assistance Program launches on Monday, April 18. It will provide $12 million in grants to eligible businesses located in the City that need financial assistance to aid in their recovery from COVID-19.
Calling all local artists! Submit your art for the 3rd Annual Leimert Park Jazz Festival Art Competition! The winner will receive a cash prize and recognition as the Official Visual Artist of the 2022 Leimert Park Jazz Festival!
“Monumental Los Angeles” is a showcase of large scale (monumental) sculptures by contemporary artists honoring African American histories.
The Mayor’s Office, LADWP, and the Bureau of Sanitation are continuing to advocate for additional utility relief at the State and Federal levels.
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UNNC has held several recent meetings where we voted to make our positions known regarding having a voice and a vote at the Los Angeles City Council after the suspension of Council District 10’s elected Council Member, as well as our stance on redistricting matters.
The project will be a win for the neighborhood, providing more housing and helping preserve the character of this block of Van Ness.
Presently the Homeless count for the United State is 567,715 and 56,257 in Los Angeles County... How do people become homeless? The answer varies.