And How It Affects Your Safety
By David Sroaf
In these recessionary times, budgetary belt-tightening has forced some tough decisions on Mayor Villaraigosa and the City Council. Among these has been a $56 million reduction in funding for the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) for Fiscal Year 2009-2010.Faced…
In his efforts to gain more insight into the problems facing grass roots angelinos, Carmen Trutanich, L.A.'s new city attorney, and his team have tapped Scott McNeely, President of the Pico Neighborhood Council, and Jim O'Sullivan, MMRA President and activist, to become a part of the newly formed…
The much disputed temporary street barriers in the Western Heights neighborhood are closer to becoming permanent after a meeting between the Department of Transportation, the Los Angeles Fire Department and Councilman Wesson.
Despite 2 petitions (one with 142 names) from the community, concerns about "irregularities" and safety issues from the…
A Time of The Signs
Feeling a need to celebrate the community pride of Harvard Heights’ resident Gary Rieck hatched the idea of placing tasteful signage at every neighborhood intersection.
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