We hope to see you at ONEgeneration's 15th Annual Senior Symposium Health Fair.
For more information including list of activities and speakers, Click Here
Zoom link: https://lapd.zoom.us/j/88077512540
Meeting I.D.: 880 7751 2540
NEW DATE - SATURDAY, APRIL 27
11th Annual Earth Day Festival – FREE Fun-filled Activities for the Whole Family, Food Trucks, Music and Learn How to Live Green Experts, and Free Tree Giveaway; Saturday, April 27 from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. at Tarzana Recreation Center, located at 5655 Vanalden Ave., Tarzana
Throughout the day, visitors will enjoy live music and family entertainment, while learning more about living green from Los Angeles Sanitation, HoneyLove Urban Beekeepers, Food and Water Watch, Food Foward, Portola Middle School, TreePeople, and LA Conservation Corps who is giving away free trees to L.A. residents (while supplies last). Children can create art projects, plant native California plants from seed, visit animals at the Critter Squad station, play in the inflatable jumpers and much more! Don’t miss the Poster Contest Award Ceremony at Noon and the 1,000 plus colorful Earth Day Posters that will be on display by local school children that participated in the Earth Day Poster Contest.
LOS ANGELES DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION & PARKS - Spring season registration opens March 4, 2024 for the PlayLA Youth and Adaptive Youth Sports. Classes and clinics are available for youth ages 3-17. REGISTRATION: www.laparks.org
At the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks (RAP), we believe in the power of sports to foster growth, teamwork, and joy in our community's youth.
Thanks to the LA28 Olympics and Paralympic Games commitment, the PlayLA Youth and Adaptive Youth Sports Program provides affordable and accessible sports programming to kids of all abilities through Los Angeles. At 88 pre-qualified recreation centers and 36 pools sports programs are automatically offered for $10.00.
Every one of our recreation centers and pools offers the PlayLA program.
Please use caution around any downed or dangling wires or poles. Assume the line is live, and do not approach or touch it. Report any downed or dangling wires immediately by dialing 9-1-1!
In the event of a power outage, remain calm and be prepared:
In response to the success of the temporary program, the City is now offering permits for businesses that would like to offer Al Fresco dining permanently.
Mayor Bass announced that restaurant owners can now apply for the permanent Al Fresco outdoor dining program. The outdoor dining program originally was created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and remains popular. The Mayor also launched financial relief for businesses owners to help them continue participating in the permanent program.
Small business owners will be automatically considered for the Fee Relief Program upon submitting their application for a revocable permit ― the permit required to operate outdoor dining on the sidewalks and on-street. Business owners are encouraged to apply early to take advantage of the fee relief and ensure adequate time for processing and inspections. As many as 1,800 small businesses are expected to benefit from the Mayor’s fee relief program. Learn more HERE
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Happy Holidays & Happy New Year!
The Tarzana Neighborhood Council wishes you happy holidays and a happy & healthy new year! We look forward to continuing our partnership with you to ensure Tarzana is a wonderful place to live and work. To learn more about the TNC, committees and upcoming events, please join us. Our Board meetings are held the 4th Tuesday of the month, and our first meeting in 2024 will be held on Tuesday, January 23, at 7PM. See you there!
Every Drop Counts
Angelenos have made water conservation a way of life, but with the ongoing drought conditions, we are urging our customers to do more. Mayor Eric Garcetti recently announced that the City of Los Angles will move to Phase 3 of its Emergency Water Conservation Ordinance– requiring all LADWP customers to cut the number of outdoor watering days from three to two. LADWP customers with street addresses ending in odd numbers, watering will be limited to Mondays and Fridays. For all customers with addresses ending in even numbers, watering will be limited to Thursdays and Sundays. If approved by City Council, the transition would go into effect June 1.
We continue to offer our customers rebates and incentives, which helps customers conserve more water and to save money on their bill. We also expanded our water conservation rebates with a 25% increase to our high-efficiency clothes washer rebate, from $400 to $500, as well as a more than 65% increase to our water-efficient toilet rebate, from $150 to $250.
The less water we use now, the more we have for when we need it most. We’re in the together. Keep up the good work L.A.!