On August 26, 2017 between 10am and 2pm there will be a Back to School Safety Bash event at JCPenney in Northridge! Please come out to meet First Responders (LAPD, LAFD, and Mall Security) as they talk to customers about safety awareness, issues, concerns, etc. They will be conducting raffles, giving out popcorn, face painting for the children, music and...
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We just learned that tonight’s Board of Neighborhood Commissioners meeting has been cancelled due to National Night Out festivities across the City of Los Angeles, and has been replaced by a special meeting to be held Thursday at 6:00 p.m. in Pacoima. PACOIMA CITY HALL 13520 VAN NUYS BOULEVARD PACOIMA, CA 91331...
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There are more than 400 National Parks in the U.S. and visiting them may become more difficult as entry passes become more expensive. As of August 27, 2017, the cost of the National Parks Lifetime Senior Pass (available to seniors 62 and over) will be increased from the current rate of $10.00 to $80.00. The LIFETIME PASS for seniors allows entry to more than 2,000 sites managed by five federal agencies, including the 400 National Parks in the US. The pass comes in the form of a vehicle hang tag. Seniors can take advantage of the current low price before the...
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The City has engaged in a massive Sidewalk Repair Program in part to repair and upgrade sidewalks and curb ramps adjacent to City-owned pedestrian facilities, so that they are compliant with applicable accessibility requirements. Street tree removals and replacements, along with utility relocations, may be needed, as well. Additionally, the City may adopt policies and/or ordinances to assist in the administration of the proposed Sidewalk Repair Program and its objectives. In order to do this, the City must engage in an environmental review of the project. A Notice of Preparation (NOP) and Initial Study (IS), which describe the proposed Sidewalk Repair Program and the...
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The ruling paves the way for Gas Co. to restart operations at Aliso Canyon, which was closed down following a catastrophic leak. Los Angeles County lost its bid Friday for a court order blocking the re-start of natural gas injections at the Aliso Canyon storage facility in Porter Ranch, the site of the largest methane leak in U.S. history. State regulators announced last week that injections could resume in a limited fashion, primarily to prevent electrical supply shortages in Southern California. But county officials objected, saying the facility should not reopen until a study is completed on the cause...
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