The recent power outage has left many people affected. Anyone who has a loss from the outage can file a claim to seek compensation at https://www.ladwp.com/…/r-cs…/r-cs-rp-claimsprocedure.
If you are in need of food, please feel free to call the following food banks for more information.
The recent power outage has left many
Every March during Women’s History Month, I honor women from the 30th Congressional District who have improved the quality of life in our community. Our 2023 nomination season is open, and we’re soliciting your help to identify outstanding women who have made a difference.
I am proud my district is home to so many incredible women – brilliant and hardworking individuals, many of them leaders in their fields, who go above and beyond to share their wisdom and passions with their neighbors, and to enrich our communities day in and day out. I’m excited to recognize their exemplary work again this year.
The honorees must live within the 30th congressional district, which after redistricting includes new neighbors like Hancock Park, Mid-Wilshire, Miracle Mile, Park La Brea, Larchmont Village and Windsor Village.
The deadline to nominate is February 28, 2023.
Every March during Women’s History Month, I
Dear neighbors,
We have been in touch with LADWP about the outage in Arleta. They have reported that they are at level 3 response which is their defcon 1. This is the level of natural disaster and all crews are activated. There are 50000 customers that are without power in the city at large.
About 300 are being reported out of power in Arleta, and they have crews working on the neighborhood outages.
Given the extreme weather event they are unable to guarantee a time of when power will be restored. It’s possible that residents may be without power over 24 hours. We are being told they are hoping to have power restored by later this evening.
While crews work to restore power please use a flashlight instead of candles, as a light source.
Switch off all lights, except for one, so you will know when your power has been restored. Once your power is restored, it may require you to reset your circuit breaker for the lights to come back on. Keep your refrigerator closed to keep food cold. Lastly, check on vulnerable friends and neighbors to make sure they are safe.
We encourage all customers to sign up to receive LADWP’s community outage alerts in English or Spanish via phone and/or email. Sign up at: ladwp.com/OutageAlert.
If you experienced a power outage report it online at com/outages or by calling 1-800-DIAL-DWP (1-800-342-5397). Note that the call line is experiencing higher than usual wait time.
Dear neighbors, We have been in touch
Congratulations to SIMPLE 4 US on a successful grand opening!
I was happy to join and celebrate the grand opening of the small tax business, SIMPLE 4 US, in the community of #Arleta. I am proud to see our small businesses in #AD43 grow and thrive.
Thank you for inviting me to commemorate this grand celebration and a special thank you to the San Fernando Valley Car and Truck Club Council for stopping by!
Congratulations to SIMPLE 4 US on a
This weekend’s winter storm has caused power outages and severe flooding across Los Angeles, including many residents in the Northeast San Fernando Valley. While some customers have had service restored, there are still many homes without power. LADWP crews are working around the clock to restore power as quickly as possible.
In preparation for next week’s storm, I have gathered the following resources to guide you on where to sign up for power outage alerts, report power outages, clogged storm drains, downed trees, and downed power lines. You can also visit the following sites to grab the necessary sand and sandbags needed to protect your property from possible mudslides or flooding.
This weekend's winter storm has caused power
Looking for a job? Join CD7 in Sylmar on Thursday, March 23, 2023, to learn all about employment opportunities with LA City departments and private sector employers! No RSVP is required.
In advance of the Job Fair, the WorkSource Center in Pacoima is offering three, *FREE* resume workshops for participants seeking assistance. But space is limited! To RSVP, please visit https://bit.ly/ResumeWorkshopsPacoima.
Looking for a job? Join CD7 in
Today, I was happy to have a few constituents stop by from #AD43. It was great hearing about their experiences as small business owners!
Today, I was happy to have a
LA Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) has partnered with the Youth Development Department (YDD), the Community Investment for Families Department (CIFD), and the Koreatown Youth + Community Center to host a *FREE* virtual tax preparation workshop today at 4:00 PM.
Young adults can learn about tax credits, how to file taxes, and community resources that can improve financial literacy.
To register, please visit https://bit.ly/TaxationWorkshop.
LA Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) has partnered
It’s always a pleasure having constituents stop by the Capitol Office.
Recently, Hector Cabrera stopped by after having his first official meeting as a board member of the California Board of Occupational Therapy.
Thank you to my Legislative Aide, Jose Medina, for giving Hector a tour! #AD43
It’s always a pleasure having constituents stop
Southern California is expecting rain and high winds today through Saturday, and in many of our neighborhoods in CD7, we’ve experienced mudslides, flooded streets, and downed trees during previous storms.
It’s why, I want to make sure you know where the available resources are located.
To report a flooded storm drain, downed tree or power line, please contact the MyLA311 Call Center by dialing 311 or (213) 473-3231, visiting https://myla311.lacity.org/ and creating a service request, or by downloading the MyLA311 app.
Southern California is expecting rain and high
