Community meeting regarding the environmental investigation at Ujima Village and Magic Johnson Park
Community meeting regarding the environmental investigation at Ujima Village and Magic Johnson Park

Community meeting regarding the environmental investigation at Ujima Village and Magic Johnson Park

The Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board will host a community meeting from 6 p.m to 8 p.m. Wednesday, May 16th. The purpose of the meeting is to provide an update on the environmental investigation underway.

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Join us for a community update on hydraulic fracking in the Inglewood Oil Field
Join us for a community update on hydraulic fracking in the Inglewood Oil Field

Join us for a community update on hydraulic fracking in the Inglewood Oil Field

In response to community concerns about the potential use of hydraulic fracking in the Inglewood Oil Field, Plains Exploration and Production Co. (PXP) has commissioned an independent study of the feasibility of hydraulic fracking in the oil field.

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Your invitation to green tea
Your invitation to green tea

Your invitation to green tea

You are cordially invited to (green) tea. Are there green topics that interest you? Would you like to learn more about how environmental issues really impact you and your community? The Empowerment Congress, in conjunction with Supervisor Ridley-Thomas, is kicking off a series of “Green Tea” Seminars and is seeking your input.

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Board Authorizes $610,000 to restore George Washington Carver Park
Board Authorizes $610,000 to restore George Washington Carver Park

Board Authorizes $610,000 to restore George Washington Carver Park

The Willowbook community and visitors of George Washington Carver Park on 118th Street in South Los Angeles will soon notice significant renovations to the 7.22 acre park. The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors authorized the funding of $610,000 for park improvements enabling the Department of Parks and Recreation to design and begin construction on the site.

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Improve your home, save energy and get up to $8,00.00
Improve your home, save energy and get up to $8,00.00

Improve your home, save energy and get up to $8,00.00

LA County residents can take advantage of a new rebate structure for energy upgrades and get up to $8,000 back. This rebate structure is retroactive to prior upgrades, so if you have already completed your upgrade, you’re included.

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