Metro Service Changes
The upcoming semi-annual service change starting June 27 will include big changes as we’re implementing Phase 2 of the NextGen Bus Plan to offer more frequent service on many of our routes.
Report Illegal Fireworks
Fireworks are illegal in Los Angeles. Report them here: via the website: http://complaint.lacity.org or call 877 275 5273. Be prepared to provide the address where they are coming from.
Whitsett South Slope to be Landscaped
The NoHo West Neighborhood Council has begun an ambitious project to landscape the slope south of the train tracks on Whitsett. Work has begun and the weeds have been cleared. Stay tuned as we bring you more progress reports
Valley Plaza Recreation Center Welcomes Our Children
June 4 NoHo West Neighborhood Council, North Hollywood North East Neighborhood Council, Councilmember Paul Krekorian, Former NHNENC President Judy Harris and the community celebrated the opening of Valley Plaza Recreation Center’s new playground.
Bellaire Park Restored for Our Kids
NoHo West Neighborhood Council was proud to be part of the restoration of Bellaire Park and at the Ribbon Cutting on May 21.
Join NoHo West
We have three open seats and we invite you to join us. Email us at Board@NoHoWest.org to express your interest today.
Bellaire Park Project Under Way
Rec & Park has removed all the damaged equipment and will soon begin the installation of the new equipment. The project should be completed by the end of spring.
LAPD Captain Ramirez Crime Update
Captain Rafael Ramirez, the Commanding Officer of the North Hollywood Area, provided an update which noted a 9.8% drop in Part-I crime, but an increase in homicide, aggravated assaults and motor vehicle theft.
PPE Unite for Small Businesses
PPE Unite will be distributing, free of charge, PPE items for small businesses (100 employees or less) throughout the County. Our closest distribution location is in Chatsworth. Complete your application and schedule pick up today.
City Controller Audit of HHH
City Controller Ron Galperin recently discussed his audit of HHH which was voted on in 2016 to fund supportive housing. A total of $362 million of the 1.2 billion has been issued and less than half of it has been spent. He calls for an increased sense of urgency, reevaluation of the most expensive proposals and consideration of other options.