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From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Legislative Updates
This week was another great week at City Hall. 1. Last week, I introduced a motion asking city departments to find solutions and funding to address the flooding and access issues on Oro Vista Avenue. Because of its urgency, the City Council approved my motion. After visiting the area this past week, it is crucial […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Los Angeles Housing Department is Hosting a Virtual Renter Protections Webinar
Tomorrow, the Los Angeles Housing Department is hosting a virtual Renter Protections Webinar at 3:00 PM in Spanish. In this one-hour webinar, participants will learn about new landlord requirements, “Just Cause” protections, and be able to have their questions answered. To register, please visit https://bit.ly/LAHDWebinars.
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Recognizing Irene Tovar on International Women’s Day
I could not think of a more deserving woman to recognize on International Women’s Day than Irene Tovar. Irene is a proud product of the Northeast San Fernando Valley. Born and raised in Pacoima, Irene graduated from California State University, Northridge (CSUN), and currently resides in Mission Hills. Irene continues to be a trailblazer for […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Highlights of the Policy Initiatives I’m Leading
Here are a few highlights of the policy initiatives I’m leading to create a more responsive and efficient government that addresses community concerns: 1. The Housing & Homelessness Committee approved my motion that seeks to expand our successful Council District 7 RV Pilot Program citywide. The expansion of this program will work to find opportunities […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – National Women’s History Month’s Theme is “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories”
As the most senior elected woman in City Hall and the first Latina woman to chair the Public Safety Committee, I want to wish everyone a Happy National Women’s History Month! This year, National Women’s History Month’s theme is “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories”. Each week of March, I will be highlighting various women […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Honor of Designating “The North Valley Broncos Square”
Yesterday, I had the honor of designating the intersection of Dronfield Ave. and Osborne St. in Pacoima as “The North Valley Broncos Square.” The Pacoima Little League Field is located at that intersection and is where the North Valley Broncos, the first all-black baseball team to reach the Little League World Series, practiced. Two individuals […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Since Becoming the First Latina to Chair of the City’s Public Safety Committee . . .
Since becoming the first Latina to Chair of the City’s Public Safety Committee, I have made it my priority to innovate and deploy programs that heed the calls for reform and create a safer Los Angeles. It’s why yesterday we unveiled Project TURN (Therapeutic Unarmed Response for Neighborhoods), a public safety initiative that will provide […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Occidental College, My Alma Mater, Kindly Published a Profile Piece on Me
Occidental College, my alma mater, kindly published a profile piece on me. I can’t begin to express how much it means to me as the daughter of Mexican immigrants, whose family’s simple dream was to find opportunities for a better quality of life. I have the incredible privilege and honor of serving as a member […]
From Councilwoman Monica Rodriguez Desk – Priority to Innovate and Deploy Programs to Create a Safer Los Angeles
Since becoming the first Latina to Chair of the City’s Public Safety Committee, I have made it my priority to innovate and deploy programs that heed the calls for reform and create a safer Los Angeles. It’s why yesterday we unveiled Project TURN (Therapeutic Unarmed Response for Neighborhoods), a public safety initiative that will provide […]
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