The farm will be developed and operated by Black Thumb Farm, a Valley-based nonprofit empowering young people through urban agriculture. It will feature a free, accessible people’s garden, a youth learning garden and programming space, a market garden offering affordable produce, and more!
Mosquito control is a shared responsibility, and residents can help reduce the threat of WNV in their neighborhoods by taking the following steps: Once a week, empty any items that hold water like buckets, planters, children’s toys, discarded tires, birdbaths, plant saucers, or trash containers. Maintain swimming pools, spas, and ponds, and report neglected or green pools to vector control.
The survey asks about youth opportunities, jobs and career goals, education, mental health, safety, basic needs, transportation, and how young people want to be heard by the City.
At our June 8 Meeting we heard about the benefits of the Whiteman Airport, water reclamation and the Nature Parkway.
Check out this chart of who to call for services to get the help you need.
With the World Cup coming to Los Angeles, a number of events will be happening in our area, including this list of watch parties at the Whitsett Sports Complex.
Welcome to new President Roy Perez! We have 4 open seats and invite you to apply to join us!
CD7 is teaming up with the Mexican Consulate to provide immigration services at Pacoima City Hall. Stop by on select dates for help, information, and resources.