The California State Controller’s Office and federal government recently announced that Tax Day has officially been moved to July 15, 2020. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, taxpayers and businesses will get three more months to file and make payments without interest or penalties.
For more info, visit ftb.ca.gov and home.treasury.gov.
An expanded guide to food resources that will help your family stay fed and healthy during the coronavirus pandemic.
L.A. Controller Ron Galperin’s recently released “Food Access in L.A.,” a map of food pantries and other pick-up centers in the City of Los Angeles. Because the coronavirus pandemic is widespread, we are expanding the map to food pantries to the entire County of Los Angeles. (click here)
You’re not alone. Millions of Americans won’t be able to pay rent because of COVID-19.
Take action by writing a letter to your landlord.
No one should be evicted during a crisis. Stay home and stay safe with our tenant letter portal norent.org. Write a notice of nonpayment to your landlord and protect yourself during the #COVID19 emergency. #SAJE #ShiftPower #ChangeLives
Nadie debe ser desalojado durante una crisis. Quédese en casa y esté seguro con nuestro portal de inquilinos norent.org. Escriba un aviso de falta de pago a su arrendador y protéjase durante la emergencia # COVID19. #SAJE #ShiftPower #Changelives #RentDay (GET STARTED)
COVID-19: What you need to know about cloth face coverings
These frequently asked questions provide public health information for members of the public who choose to use cloth face coverings when they need to leave their home for a short period of time to obtain essential goods and services. It is not an order or recommendation that cloth face coverings be worn by the general public. And it is not a substitute for existing guidance about social (physical) distancing and frequent handwashing. Click here for Department of Public Health information.
COVID-19: What you need to know about drive-up mobile testing sites.
To find out if you’re eligible for a test and to schedule an appointment at a drive-up mobile testing site in Los Angeles County, please click here.
Message from Community Advocate:
Please be aware that next week is the first of the month when senior citizens receive them social security checks. They will be at greater vulnerability and risk for theft, stress and health. This is when they flock to banks and grocery stores.
Acknowledge these facts and plan.
Ask grocery stores to consider changing seniors shopping time and banking times.
Be mindful and be safe. Reach out to Council District 10 and Mayor’s office.
