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Dear NWNC Community, Stakeholders, and Neighbors: Happy Fall! It seems a bit surreal that we are already entering our second week of October, school-age children have been remote learning for nearly eight weeks, and the weather (at least for now) is cooling down. On behalf of the Board of the …

Dear Voter, We know voting may look different this election season – but it’s critical to make a plan to vote early. Fortunately, you have safe and accessible options that will help you stay healthy when making your voice heard. The safest way to participate in this election is to return …

Read our October 2nd and October 9th E-Newsletter and  learn about upcoming events plus get the latest updates from the City and County. 

Members of the Los Angeles Board of Police Commissioners, in conjunction with the Advisory Committee on Building Trust and Equity will be conducting their final community forum Thurs., October 1 from 4:30pm-7:00pm.

For those community members curious as to the policy/procedure in place for gatherings and the regulations on the size of gatherings (say family dinners or celebrations), here is a message and an updated flyer from our Senior Lead Office. Our SLO says that when LAPD Officers are dispatched to calls, …

Beat the heat this weekend at City of LA cooling centers! Temperatures this Labor Day weekend are predicted to be as high as 112 degrees in parts of Los Angeles! You’re invited to beat the heat this weekend, at one of the cooling centers that the Dept of Recreation & …

No changes for Eviction Protections for residental renters in City of LA. Residential renters in the City of LA: you cannot be evicted right now, if you can’t pay your rent due to illness, loss of work, or other COVID-related circumstances. As of September 1, that will not change. However, …

Mosquitoes can transmit debilitating diseases such as West Nile Virus, Zika, Dengue and Chikungunya. This LA vector control website has helpful solutions for reducing mosquitoes in your home.

If you’re in an emergency situation and you can’t talk, send a text to 911! LAFD and LAPD are among thousands of participating fire, medical and law enforcement agencies participating in the FCC’s text-to-911 program.

Join high school students from across Board District 3 to share your perspectives and opinions with Board Member Scott M. Schmerelson.