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  • Elec. Info ASM Bloom

    Letter October 31, 2020

    GovernanceElections

    Assemblymember Richard Bloom provides voting information for the November 3 election, including instructions for checking voter registration, submitting mail-in ballots, locating drop boxes and voting centers in Los Angeles County, and guidance on voting in person with a mail-in ballot. All registered voters were mailed ballots to minimize in-person voting during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • The ballots are coming! The ballots are coming!

    Letter October 9, 2020

    GovernanceLeadership

    Councilmember Mike Bonin provides frequently asked questions and answers about voting procedures for the 2020 election, including information about vote-by-mail ballots, ballot drop boxes, vote centers, and in-person voting safety measures during COVID-19. The document covers voter registration, ballot tracking, language accessibility, and voting deadlines.

  • Social Distancing issues in Palisades

    Letter April 5, 2020

    GovernanceMotions

    The Pacific Palisades Community Council wrote to LAPD leadership expressing concerns about community members and visitors not practicing proper social distancing in the Palisades, particularly on bluff streets, at local food vendors, and in group gatherings, and asked what steps LAPD could realistically take to discourage these activities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  • Badge Note Coronavirus v2

    Letter March 18, 2020

    GovernanceBylaws

    Captain Jonathan Tom of the LAPD West Los Angeles Area announces temporary operational changes in response to COVID-19, including redeployment of detectives and community officers to patrol, closure of front desk operations, and guidance on crime reporting and health precautions. The letter emphasizes that crime in the area continues to decline and urges residents to remain calm, follow CDC guidelines, and avoid panic buying.