Restaurants, barber shops, and hair salons may now choose to reopen, but under specific guidelines. For example, hair salons and barber shops may only serve one client at a time, and everyone must wear a face covering. Nail salons and businesses providing spa or massage services, or other “close-contact services,” remain closed. Restaurants may operate at 60% capacity, but their bar areas remain closed.
On May 8 Safer at Home becomes Safer LA allowing the opening of florists, toy stores, music stores, bookstores, clothing and sporting goods stores to offer curbside pickup. Trails will open May 9.
Check out Victory Garden Tips, Mondays with Michelle Obama where she reads a children’s story. WideOpenSchool.org offers captivating resources. Answers to your questions about help for domestic violence victims.
Get information on the drive through testing experience, how to find your stimulus check, public showers available and more.
This week we have information on grab & go meals, face masks, testing, mental health, safe shopping and volunteer opportunities.
Harbor Gateway North, you should have received your Census 2020 request in the mail by now. The Coronavirus pandemic is a reminder of why it’s important to fill out. The Census is how federal and local governments determine which communities need specific resources and in what amounts. Less than 19% of Angelenos have filled out the Census thus far and we can do better!
If you meet specific criteria, you are eligible for free COVID-19 testing. Check out this list of volunteer opportunities and information resources.
At our March 10, 2020 Board Meeting we voted to send a letter to City Planning regarding scoping elements to be considered in the Environmental Impact Report to be developed for the proposed Prologis project at Vermont and Redondo, 747-861 W. Redondo Beach Blvd.
We have just received notice that all Neighborhood Council board, committee, alliance, and liaison meetings – as well as all other NC-related events – are suspended up to and including March 31, 2020. Please sign up for city alerts at NotifyLA.org.
Rosalie Preston & David Matthews
Want City Hall to pay attention to abandoned cars and potholes near you? Try your Neighborhood Council!