Upcoming CeSPNC Meetings
CeSPNC Parks & Schools Committee Special Meeting
September 20, 2021 @ 7:00 pm
Virtual Meeting Via Zoom


CeSPNC Board & Stakeholder Meeting
September 21 @ 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Virtual Meeting Via Zoom

The public is invited to join in the discussion and offer public comment. Click on the link above for details on how to join these virtual meetings.
Call for Candidates for Vacant Board Seat
Live Webinar Wednesday, September 22
September 2021 – LIVE WEBINARS
(for Landlords and Tenants)
2021 COVID-19 City of Los Angeles Emergency Renters Assistance Program (ERAP)

The Los Angeles Housing Department (LAHD) invites you to attend our free 2021 webinars. For the month of September we will focus on the “2021 COVID-19 City of Los Angeles Emergency Renters Assistance Program (ERAP).” The webinars will provide an update on the current program as well as the City’s new partnership with the State of California to provide more rental assistance to ensure that every renter and landlord affected by the COVID-19 pandemic can apply for financial assistance.  MORE INFO AND DATES
Mayor's Youth Council - Apply by 9/24
The Mayor’s Youth Council (MYC) application for the 2021-2022 program is now available. The Mayor’s Office is looking for passionate high school students from each region in LA interested in civic engagement to join the 2021-2022 MYC class. READ OUR NEWS POST

Please find additional information and the application visit the program's website here.
The Neighborhood Council Sustainability Alliance is partnering with the Climate Emergency Mobilization Office to bring Cool Blocks to LA and to bring people together to create the neighborhoods we want to live in.

Cool Blocks LA uses a proven neighbor-to-neighbor model that has helped thousands of people make their neighborhoods safer and healthier, prepare for disasters, save money, and lighten their environmental impact.
You can green your neighborhood, make it safer to walk in, or decide with your neighbors to do whatever is right for your area.

VISIT WEBSITE FOR MORE DETAILS AND TO VIEW MEETING DATES 
Cal Trans Project on Western Avenue
Can the Trash! Clean Beach Poster Contest Teaches Kids That Every Day Is Coastal Cleanup Day
Educational campaign reminds residents that
“ocean pollution begins at home.”

REDONDO BEACH, California—Sept. 15, 2021—California Coastal Cleanup Day was on Saturday, but kids can learn about keeping Los Angeles County beaches clean at any time through the Can the Trash! Clean Beach Poster Contest and educational campaign.

Can the Trash! teaches kids how trash from all over Los Angeles County—no matter where they live—can travel through the watershed and end up on beaches like Dockweiler, Venice and Zuma and in the ocean.

Third- through fifth-grade students are also invited to enter the poster contest by submitting artwork containing environmental messages about keeping the beaches and ocean clean. Five winners from each grade will have their artwork wrapped around beach trash barrels on some of Southern California’s most popular beaches. While entries are accepted year-round, the deadline to enter the contest for summer 2022 is Jan. 9, 2022.
Progress Continues on the LA Waterfront
By Donna Littlejohn, Daily Breeze

The canvas is primed. But it remains unseen by most of the public — kept at bay, for now, by construction fences. Large blocks of cleared open space, a recent tour of the site revealed, sit ready for new restaurants, outdoor dining patios and an amphitheater where the former Ports O’ Call buildings once stood on San Pedro’s waterfront.

Massive container and cruise ships glide through the shipping channel alongside the linear property, creating its own real-life theater.
And key infrastructure elements — the waterfront promenade, benches, a giant swing in the adjacent town square set t. finish up soon and new landscaping — are already in place and await all that comes next.
The coronavirus pandemic managed to push back opening-day plans for San Pedro’s long-awaited new waterfront development, West Harbor. Groundbreaking now will be in early 2022 and the attraction is slated to open the public in late 2023, more than a year later that the dates laid out in the most-recent timelines and plans. CONTINUE READING...
Help pick the next LAUSD Superintendent
California Energy Roundtable
September 22 @ 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
The San Pedro Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite you to a CA Energy Roundtable featuring a discussion on Carbon Neutrality and the policy impacts on small businesses and the consumer. The roundtable will take place via Zoom on Wednesday, September 22 at 8:30 am. The event is free, and you can register at Eventbrite.

The forum is one of a series of educational Industry Roundtables hosted by the Chamber to inform and engage our community in dialogue on important issues facing the business community in order to ensure a healthy economy for San Pedro and the harbor area.
Is Deep-Sea Mining Safer than Mining the Rainforest?
Project Blue @ Fall: Live Chat with Greg Stone
Presented by AltaSea
FREE ON-LINE EVENT
SEPTEMBER 24, 2021
12:00PM-1:00PM
Community Events

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San Pedro, CA 90731
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