Board Appoints Two New Members
At the October 10, 2019 Board & Stakeholder Meeting, the Board appointed two new members to the Council, Linda Alexander and Cathy Familiathe.
Strategy on the Streets: Improving LAHSA’s Outreach Program
City Controller Ron Galperin's latest report on LAHSA offers a more strategic approach to homeless outreach that will better serve Angelenos in need.
Safe Sidewalks LA Rebate Program Re-Opens Oct. 1st
The City's Sidewalk Rebate Program will re-open on October 1, 2019. The program will accept new applications for a limited time, based on available funding.
Connecting Angelenos with Emergency Prep Resources
To promote local emergency planning, our LA City Controller recently released “Get Ready L.A.,” a new online resource map of emergency services and programs funded by the City of Los Angeles.
Mayor’s Youth Council Program Deadline Extended
Mayor Garceitti's Youth Council program application deadline extended until October 1st.
City Council Confirms Raquel Beltrán’s Appointment as Neighborhood Empowerment General Manager
If you haven't yet had the chance to meet her, Raquel will be one of the headline speakers at the opening session of Congress of Neighborhoods on September 28th.
Mayor’s Safety Update
With 48 new firefighters, 2,600 soft story buildings retrofitted and 10,200 more underway, the city is taking steps to be emergency ready. Here are some steps you can take to be ready too!
San Pedro Inspired by Poetry Corners
The poems were a featured stop of The San Pedro Waterfront Arts District Art Walk Tour on their monthly walk on August 1. This fun project brought together poets and the community out savoring an evening walk in the heart of San Pedro.
San Pedro Hotel Approved for 80 Rooms
A hotel is approved for 80 rooms at the corner of Seventh Street and Pacific Avenue by the Harbor Area Planning Commission. CeSPNC heard and supported it in November 2018.
Central San Pedro NC Launches Poetry Corners
Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council is beginning a new program to beautify and engage our community with Poetry Corners. We are starting with eight corners at the intersections of 6th & Mesa and 7th and Mesa at the beginning of August.