City of LA Tenant and Landlord Updates – This month’s webinars will focus on the current renter protection laws. While some renter protections have recently expired, many new ones remain in effect. The webinar will cover landlord and tenant responsibilities under the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) and Just Cause Ordinance (JCO), including allowable rent increases, legal reasons for evictions, payment of relocation assistance, and other issues. The webinar will also provide an update on available eviction resources and important law changes such as an update to the United to House L.A. Emergency Renters Assistance Program for recently approved tenants.
TENANT AND LANDLORD 2024 UPDATES ENGLISH Wednesday, February 7th at 3:00 PM Wednesday, February 21st at 6:00 PM
TENANT AND LANDLORD 2024 UPDATES SPANISH Wednesday, February 14th at 3:00 PM Wednesday, February 28th at 6:00 PM
The session will be held online via Zoom.
Learn more about renter protections by visiting our webpage to view a recorded webinar and read a summary of the rules on eviction, rental arrears, and rent increases.
If you require additional language services, please call (213) 808-8808.
Do you live in the City of Los Angeles and have concerns about community safety?
Mayor Karen Bass wants to hear from you.
Please complete this survey to share your thoughts about ways to improve safety in the City of Los Angeles. Your input will help the City improve services and expand safety programs.
*This survey is limited to residents of the City of Los Angeles.
Join CD10 for their next mobility debate of the 2024 election season!
We’re hosting candidates running in Council District 10, which covers Arlington Heights, Koreatown, Mid-City, Carthay Square, Leimert Park, West Adams, and Wilshire Center.
Bring your transportation infrastructure questions for candidates Grace Yoo, Heather Hutt, Reggie Jones-Sawyer, Aura Vasquez, and Eddie Anderson hear their visions for mobility in the area!
The West Adams Neighborhood Council has started the annual process of revising our bylaws, the foundation of our council. This is your chance to make a real difference in how our council operates by sharing your thoughts and suggestions on our bylaws.
What Are Bylaws?
Bylaws are a foundational governing guide that dictates the operations of the neighborhood council. They’re not just boring legal mumbo jumbo. Think of them as WANC’s very own recipe book, outlining how we work together, who contributes, and how decisions are made. They ensure everyone gets a fair say and our community dish, aka WANC, stays delicious and nutritious. Here is a link to our existing WANC Bylaws.
How Can You Get Involved?
We want to hear from YOU ! Here are two ways to make your voice heard:
Complete the Online Survey
Share your concerns and proposed changes directly through this short questionnaire.
The City of Los Angeles Reparations Advisory Commission seeks to understand African American experiences within its boundaries. This study aims to learn how the City has impacted African American lives and identify potential areas where reparative measures may be most impactful. We are interested in hearing from you about your experiences and thoughts on issues that may help the City of Los Angeles better understand how to effectively serve African American communities.
Ways You Can Participate in the Study
Please take the survey and forward the link to everyone you know.
The Los Angeles Reforms for Equity and Public Acknowledgment of Institutional Racism (L.A. REPAIR) is L.A.’s first participatory budget pilot program. L.A. REPAIR will distribute roughly $8.5 million directly to nine L.A. City neighborhoods, called REPAIR Zones, to directly engage underserved communities in deciding how public money is spent. This brings more power to more people.
Grant Proposal Submission Deadline: Wednesday, November 29, 2023 12:00 p.m. (Noon)
Registration for the turkey giveaway opens TODAY. We recommend registering promptly to ensure your participation. The registration will be closed once all available turkeys have been claimed.
This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council
Come see the new District 10 office on Pico Boulevard and meet Councilwoman Heather Hutt, the CD10 Team, and other city departments October 7, 9am – 12 Noon.
This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.
Announcing Telephone Town Hall for Mayor Karen Bass Tuesday, September 26th at 7:00 PM RSVP here
To combat eviction, new United to House Los Angeles Emergency Renters Assistance Program (ULA ERAP) Applications opened for rental assistance. Apply here
This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.
Announcing 2 in-person opportunities to meet the team:
Saturday, September 23rd, 2023; 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza Community Room 3650 W Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016 Let us know if you can make this meeting View Flyer
Tuesday, September 26th, 2023; 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM West Hollywood Aquatic and Recreation Center, Doheny Room, second floor 8750 El Tovar Pl, West Hollywood, CA 90069 Let us know if you can make this meeting View Flyer
More information available:
The materials presented yesterday are available using this link.
Information about the upcoming Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC) Listening Session, taking place on September 27 is available here.
We encourage you to submit any comments or feedback you have on the project, whether it is through email at klinenorth@metro.net, or through our project website, metro.net/klinenorth, or our project information line, 213.418.3093.
Thank you, K Line Northern Extension Project Team
This information is being provided as a courtesy to the community and is not an endorsement by the West Adams Neighborhood Council.
The West Adams Avenues Jazz & Musical Festival “Under the Stars,” started 23 years ago! What started as a culturally diverse gathering of neighbors with picnic baskets and lawn chairs, enjoying local musicians from the community turned into a phenomenal event happening every Labor Day weekend.
Last year’s event shattered all expectations:
More than 5,000 attendees—some coming from as far as Australia
Covered by LA Weekly
Three full nights of music
Dancing in the streets
Activities for children
Dance Contest
Arts, Crafts and Jewelry from local artisans
Fabulous Foods from area restaurants and Food Trucks
Come and experience one of the most diverse street and neighborhood gathering events in Los Angeles.
The Lead Hazard Remediation Program(LHRP) operated by the Los Angeles Housing Dept. LHRP provides grants to property owners to make homes lead-safe and to eliminate health and safety hazards found in the home.
Your Neighborhood Council has been identified as residing in one of LHRP’s target zip codes 90011, 90018, 90037 and/or Council Districts 8, 9, and 10. The California Department of Public Health Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, in their report California’s Progress in Preventing and Managing Childhood Lead Exposure, identifies these three zip codes in the City of Los Angeles as being within the top five with the highest rates of elevated lead blood levels.
To be eligible, the dwelling must be built pre-1978 and test positive for lead hazards. Occupants (not necessarily owners) must meet HUD income guidelines and have a child under the age of six, either living at or visiting the property frequently.
Post-pandemic, the recruitment of participating properties has been challenging. Our team is working on building partnerships with local community partners with aligned goals where we may be able to reach residents to inform them of the dangers of lead and share the program with them. If there is any opportunity to work with your neighborhood council, please let us know. We are available to present at your next neighborhood council meeting
CHAMPIONING CULTURE SMALL BUSINESS CONNECTIVITY, OUTSIDE AND IN
With music, laughter, and shared experiences, block parties remind us that we are not just residents of a street but members of a close-knit family, capable of making positive changes and spreading love throughout our neighborhood.
The West Adam’s Block Party is a free, all ages, community event featuring two stages of musical performances, art installations, local vendors, food trucks & a Kid’s Zone with curated educational & sports programming. The event will feature an impressive lineup of two stages with captivating musical performances, health & wellness activities, inspiring art installations, a diverse selection of local vendors and food trucks, and a host of engaging activities for all ages. With an expected attendance of over 10,000, the block party will offer your brand unparalleled exposure and direct engagement with a diverse and enthusiastic audience.
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