The California Department of Conservation’s Geologic Energy Management Division has extended the public comment period for the SB 463 Chemical Inventory and Root Cause Analysis Draft Regulations to November 30, 2021. These new regulations would require that operators of gas storage wells, like at the Aliso Canyon Gas Storage Facility, provide a complete chemical inventory […]

Los Angeles is a city of belonging, and if there was ever a time in which this was clear, it was during the pandemic. COVID-19 showed us that communities across Los Angeles are united — in a city as vast as ours we still found ways to step up and support each other. Now, to […]

We wanted to update you on the Redistricting process now that the ball is in the City Council’s court.  As you may know, last Thursday, October 28, the LA City Council’s Redistricting Commission held its final meeting to approve a report and draft map, both of which have been transmitted to the City Council.  In […]

Digital Vaccine Record The state is offering a digital COVID-19 vaccination record as an alternative to a physical vaccination card. To receive your digital vaccination card, click here.

This week, Council District 12 Councilmember John Lee introduced the first in a set of resolutions designating specified areas for enforcement against sitting, lying, sleeping, or storing, using, maintaining, or placing personal property, or otherwise obstructing the public right-of-way. These locations include Petit Park (Granada Hills Recreation Center), Rinaldi Park, Shadow Ranch Park, Northridge Park, […]

Six years after the methane blowout at SoCalGas Company's Aliso Canyon Storage Facility, new regulations are currently being drafted to require that moving forward, operators of gas storage wells provide a complete chemical inventory of the materials that may be emitted from the well in the event of a reportable leak. When it comes to […]

Join L.A. County in participating in The Great California ShakeOut earthquake drill at 10:21 am on Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021. Drop, cover and hold on... the Great California ShakeOut Day is Thursday and it begs an important question: Are you ready for an earthquake? If not, fear not — ShakeOut Day is the largest-ever earthquake […]

Here's a look at the significant new laws coming to the Golden State — as well as ideas Newsom prevented from becoming law. Lawmakers see most bills approved. You'd be forgiven for not knowing Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed the largest expansion of California's college financial aid system in a generation — he did so during […]

LAUSD's Facilities Services Division is hosting a meeting on Thursday, October 14, to update the community on Kennedy High School's comprehensive modernization project. The project will consist of seismic retrofitting of existing buildings, construction of new classroom buildings, and modernization of existing performing arts, library, and cafeteria spaces. This multi-million dollar investment in Kennedy's infrastructure […]

10am - 5pm This event is such a wonderful time for residents of all ages, and an excellent way to enjoy good food, music, and more. Live Music Car Show Vendors Shopping Food Arts & Crafts Oktoberfest Beer Garden Kid Zone Sponsored by: Granada Hills Chamber of Commerce Granada Hills South Neighborhood Council Granada Hills […]

The MyLA311 App is now available in Spanish, Korean, Armenian, and Chinese (simplified and traditional) at Apple and Android app stores.  MyLA311 app makes it quick and easy to request the City's most popular services, including graffiti removal, pothole repair, and bulky-item pickup. Other features include access to the City Services knowledge base, map of nearby City facilities, City […]

The Los Angeles City Council Redistricting Commission will continue to discuss the proposed draft map K2.5 (click here) which was moved forward by the Commission on September 30th for subsequent public hearings and adoption of the final map and report at the end of October (see below). The outcome will affect who represents you on the City Council.   The […]

The law, passed by the Los Angeles City Council in an 11-2 vote today, is one of the most aggressive vaccination measures nationwide. Anyone entering indoor restaurants, bars, gyms, shopping centers, entertainment venues, and personal care establishments in Los Angeles will have to show proof of full COVID-19 vaccination under a new ordinance approved by […]

With extremely dry conditions facing the city and state, water agencies are calling for customers to redouble their water-saving efforts. The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California recently declared a Water Supply Alert, elevating the regional water supply condition to the second most severe status level, reflecting the urgency of the water supply situation. LADWP […]

You are invited to participate in an important redistricting meeting TONIGHT about the shape and future of your Council District. The Los Angeles City Council Redistricting Commission will be meeting virtually tonight, September 30th, at 5:00 p.m. to discuss and take possible action on a recommended draft map of newly drawn Council District boundaries for public consideration. At […]

Employees and patrons of Los Angeles County's bars, breweries, and nightclubs will have to get the first dose of a vaccine by Oct. 7. Anyone hoping to grab a beer at a bar or nightclub in Los Angeles County will also have to pull out their vaccination card in addition to an official ID starting […]

Today (September 11th at 10am) is the last opportunity to provide public testimony on the City's redistricting process. Redistricting helps assure that communities have equal access to political representation. For more information on LA City Redistricting, click here. For details about the September 11 hearing, click here. Join us for an important meeting about “redistricting.” The purpose of […]

Today marks twenty years since the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks; the day that shook the United States to it’s soul. We remember the 2977 people, who went to work like any other morning and died at the World Trade Center, The Pentagon and Shanksville, PA. Following the attacks, there was a unity and bond […]

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Welcome to the Los Angeles Police Department Community Online Reporting Service.  Using this service allows you to submit select police reports at your convenience. IF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY OR CRIME IN PROGRESS, PLEASE CALL 911. If your incident did not meet the criteria for online reporting, please dial 1-877-ASK-LAPD (Toll Free) (1-877-275-5273) (Voice and TDD/TTY) for […]