Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:

-Council Honors Heroes of the Valley Village Apartment Fire [link]
-Committee Accounts for $42 Million in Unaccounted Funds [link]
-Bike Ride of Silence: In Memory of David Granados [link]
-Budget Hearings Near Completion [link]
-More Street Resurfacing in Our 2nd District [link]
-Community College Breaks Ground on New Community Facility [link]
-Council Honors Claire Knowlton, Outgoing Executive Director of McGroarty Arts Center [link]

 

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:

-Council Approves Reward for Valley Glen Hit-and-Run Investigation [link]
-Public Safety Measures Return to Council [link]
-Hearings on the City's Budget Continue [link]
-Los Angeles to End Reliance on Coal [link]
-North Hollywood Site Offers Resources for Day Laborers [link]
-Council Honors University Mentor Program [link]
-How To: Start a Neighborhood Watch Group [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:
-Coldwater Opens 2 Days Ahead of Schedule [link]
-Mayor Releases 2013-14 Budget Proposal [link]
-City Hall Honors Genocide Survivor [link]
-New Trees in Valley Village Park [link]
-A Call to Action for the Arts [link]
-Public Safety Dispatchers Respond to the Call of Duty [link]
-How to Help During a Disaster [link]
-Library's Law Day Offers Legal Access [link]
-It's Time for Valley Plaza Baseball! [link]

 

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:
-Construction Continues on Coldwater [link]
-Survivor Commemorates Massacre [link]
-LAPD Hosts Annual Fundraiser in Sun Valley [link]
-Street Resurfacing Continues Throughout District Two [link]
-Stakeholders Share Ideas in Bike Lane Chat [link]
-North Hollywood's Whitsett Slope Beautified [link]
-LAFD Rolls Out Annual Brush Clearance Notices [link]
-Los Angeles Launches Mobile App for City Services [link]
-City Hall to Commemorate Arts Day in L.A [link]

 

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:
-Young Filmmakers Shine at 3rd Annual L.A. Student Media Festival [link]
-Project On Schedule As LADWP Continues Work on Coldwater [link]
-Valley Glen Clean-up Sweeps Away Loads of Trash [link]
-North Hollywood Beautification Draws Hundreds of Volunteers [link]
-Krekorian Releases Statement About The Tonight Show's Move [link]
-City Honors Persian New Year [link]
-Councilmember Appoints Representative to the L.A. Domestic Violence Task Force [link]
-April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month [link]

 

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:
-Budget and Finance Committee Hold Special Community Hearing [link]
-Councilmember Backs Valley Village Business [link]
-Help Clean Up Valley Glen [link]
-District Streets Get a Fresh Look [link]
-Volunteer 4Good in Studio City [link]
-Studio City Neighborhood Watch Gets Update [link]
-City Hall Honors Passover [link]
-The Earth Hour Challenge [link]

 

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:

-Ensuring School Safety [link]
-Reducing Helicopter Noise [link]
-LADWP Preps Coldwater Canyon for Closure [link]
-The Bald and the Beautiful [link]
-Women Leaders Honored for Service [link]
-Regional Champs! North Hollywood High School Does it Again [link]
-Leaders Gather for Federation Reception [link]
-Valley Plaza Book Drive Starts Strong [link]
-Sirens & Lights? Move to the Right [link]
-Reflecting its Studio City Location, Metro Station Gets a Name Change [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:

-Coldwater Canyon To Close For LADWP Project [link]
-Motion to Ban Possession of High-Capacity Ammunition [link]
-LASMF To Screen 36 Films! Tickets Now Available [link]
-Motion to Report Ammunition Sales Move to Committee [link]
-Council Honors Next Generation of Film [link]
-Middle School Class Looks to Councilman for Leadership Tips [link]
-Automatized Parking Comes to Los Angeles [link]
-A Book Drive for Armenian Literature [link]
-L.A. Press Club Celebrates 100 years [link]
-Bike Lanes - Lankershim vs. Vineland [link]
-Play Ball! East Valley Baseball Season Opens [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:

Tickets Now Available for Media Festival [link]
City at a Crossroads: A Report on the City's Budget [link]
How False Alarm Fees Can Be Less Alarming [link]
Denim Day in L.A. [link]
Residents Flee to Safety as Fire Blazes Through Valley Village Building [link]
Senior Center Piano Gets A Fine-Tuning [link]
A Visit to Katherine Square [link]
Honoring a North Hollywood Arts Advocate [link]
Whiz Kids Prepare to Compete in Annual Science Bowl [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:

Krekorian, Legislators Work to Reduce Helicopter Noise [link]
LASMF Announces its 2013 Jury Panel [link]
Volunteers Gather to Assess Homelessness in Los Angeles [link]
Taking a Stand Against Gun Violence [link]
LADWP Warns of Customer Payment Scam [link]
Panel Studies Business Tax [link]
Long a Headache, Valley Glen Tree Finally Trimmed [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:

-Citing Economic Data, Council Voices Approval for Tax Credit Extension [link]
-North Hollywood Welcomes Bellingham Elementary School [link]
-May Ballot to Feature Three Options to Regulate Dispensaries [link]
-San Fernando Valley Historic Walking Tours Kick Off New Year [link]
-Council Approves Dates for Van Nuys City Hall Meetings [link]
-Recycle Your Electronic Waste Safely [link]
-Economic Data for CD2 [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or on an individual story below:

-Council Puts Hold on Bond Measure for Street Repairs [link]
-Tapped to Lead Committee on Business Tax Reform [link]
-Media Festival Submissions Are In! [link]
-L.A. To Consider Ban on High-Capacity Ammo [link]
-Universal Access Playground Opens at Valley Glen Community Park [link]
-Campo de Cahuenga Celebrates Annual Reenactment [link]
-Councilmember Tours Valley Glen Businesses [link]
-LAPD North Hollywood Division Seeks Cadets for Youth Program [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:
- Two Days Left to Submit Films for Student Media Festival [link]
- Recycle Your Christmas Tree [link]
- Half-Cent Sales Tax Set for March Ballot [link]
- Crime Drops in Los Angeles for 10th Consecutive Year [link]
- North Hollywood's New Pocket Park [link]
- Charred Valley Glen House Finally Razed [link]
- Studio City Recreation Center Receives a Generous New Years Gift [link]
- Community Meeting for North Valleyheart Riverwalk Project in Studio City [link]
- In Case of Disaster, How to Protect Your Neighborhood [link]

Posted at 8:00 AM

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2012 was marked with difficulties and hope, jubilation and tragedy - it was the kind of roller coaster that reminds all of us of the vital importance that City government plays in the lives of our residents. As we look forward to 2013, read all about our 2012 retrospective.

 

Posted at 8:00 AM

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:

Ad Hoc Committee on Legislative Counsel Set to Convenes [link]
Giving Back During Thanksgiving [link]
Mustache for a Cause [link]
Council Approves NBC Universal Plan [link]
Neighborhood Note: Adopt-A-Family [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:

Annual Food Drive Renews Donation Requests [link]
School Zone Enforcement Continues [link]
Larsen Assumes SLO Role in Van Nuys [link]
City Hosts Public Hearing to Combat [link]
How to Get a Free Library Card [link]

 

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:

Happy Halloween! [link]
School Zone Enforcement to Encourage Traffic Safety [link]
LADOT Takes Poll for New East Valley Bike Route [link]
Valley College Unveils Newest Addition to its "Laboratory of Learning" [link]
Safety Fair for Teen Drivers Fairs Well with Community [link]
Metro Holds Round of Meetings for East Valley Transit Corridor [link]
North Hollywood Police Host Open House [link]
Celebrating L.A.'s Emerging Filmmakers [link]
Valley Village Neighborhood Council Welcomes its New Board Members [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:

-Why Paul Supported New DWP Rates [link]
-In Wake of Tragedies Increased Safety Measures [link]
-Neighborhood Council Elections - The Results are in! [link]
-Councilmember Tours Businesses of the Arts District [link]
-Community Seeks to Beautify Neighborhood Streets [link]
-Community, School Join Forces to Clean Up Roscoe-Elementary School [link]
-Council Honors Deaf Advocates [link]
-A Safe Guide to Halloween [link]

 

Posted at 8:00 AM

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:

-Brand New Bus Benches in Valley Glen [link]
-America, Los Angeles Commemorate 9/11 [link]
-Honor a Hero, Hire a Vet [link]
-Congress of Neighborhoods Gather for Annual Meeting [link]
-Stay Local During Carmageddon II [link]
-LAFD Warns of Phony Inspectors [link]
-How To: Share an Article from Our Newsletter [link]

 

Posted at 8:00 AM

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:
-Valley Village Streetlight Removed [link ]
-Submission's Now Being Accepted for 3rd Annual High School Film Festival [link ]
-Free Wi-Fi Now at LAX [link ]
-DWP on Scam Alert [link ]
-Driver Safety Fair for Teens [link ]
-Protect Yourself From West Nile [link ]
-All Abilities Can Now Access River Tours [link ]
-Campbell Hall's New Arts & Education Center [link ]
-Be a Principal for a Day [link ]
-How to Serve on a Grand Jury [link ]
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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:

-Answers to Your Questions About the NBC/Universal Proposal [link]
-The Search for a Local Hero is On [link]
-Meet Jean Sinatra, Your 2012 Pioneer Woman of the Year [link]
-Valley Stumps Get a Grinding [link]
-Honorees Sought for Deaf Awareness Month [link]
-Welcome to the NoHo-berhood [link]
-SurveyLA is coming to Council District 2 [link]
-Hot Weather Safety Tips for Kids and Pets [link]
-State Capitol Internships Beyond the Summer [link]

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:
-Officials, Community Urge FAA to reduce Helicopter Noise [link]
-Council Approves Armenian Language Ballot [link]
-Community Unites for a Night Out [link]
-In Valley Village, Community Cheers Park Upgrades [link]
-Safe Routes Grants Approved [link]
-Now Introducing: CD2 News on Tumblr [link]
-Filing Period for Neighborhood Council Elections Near [link]
-How to Keep Cool in Hot Weather [link]
-Take a Walk Through NoHo History [link]
-The Great California ShakeOut Earthquake Drill [link]
-Honorees Sought for Deaf Awareness Month [link]

 

Posted at 8:00 AM

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here or below:
-City Bans Medical Marijuana Storefronts [link]
-Council Approves Economic Stimuli [link]
-Closures Scheduled for Second Phase of 405 Widening Project [link]
-National Night Out Returns [link]
-Revamped Valley Village Park Set to Reopen [link]
-Want to Beautify Your Community? Here's How [link]
-Crews Continue Efficiently Energizing City [link]
-City, Country, World Call on Olympics to Recognize Massacre [link]
-Mobile Billboard Update [link]

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Click here to read the latest issue of the CD2 News, which includes the following stories:

-Crime At Lowest Point Since 1952 [link]
-Summer Fun in the Valley [link]
-Beat the Heat at a Cooling Center [link]
-Location Set for FAA Meeting [link]
-City Racks up Bike Parking [link]

Posted at 8:00 AM

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Click here to read the latest issue of the CD2 News, which includes the following stories:

-Summer Night Lights Returns for its 5th Year
-The LAFD Wants You!
-Beat the Heat at a Cooling Center
-FAA to Brief Residents on Options to Quiet Helicopter Noise
-Website Resources
-DWP Crews Fix Water Main Rupture in Valley Village
-Happy 236th Birthday America

Posted at 8:00 AM

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Ever wonder how to apply for different permits from the Bureau of Engineering or how to go online to report potholes, tree trimming needs or sidewalk damage? Do you need to apply for a special event permit or submit a street light service request form? Use this handy listing of answers to some of the most common questions we hear . If you have a question that should be included email us and we’ll do our best to get you an answer.

Answers to Common City-Related Questions [.pdf]

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-New Council Districts in Place
-The New (Sur)Face of Commerce Avenue
-City Moves to Waive TV Pilot Fees
-Independence Day
-New Valley Glen Playground
-Search is on for the 2012 Pioneer Woman
-Council Honors Historic Achievement -of Local High School Basketball
-As he Moves on, Council Honors FilmL.A.'s Todd Lindgren

Posted at 8:00 AM

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-Chase Knolls Restoration Begins
-Local Hero: Emily Rose Newmark
-Budget Committee Works to Reduce Deficit
-North Hollywood Takes 2nd in National Science Bowl
-Coldwater to be Reduced to Single Lane.
-News You Can Use

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In 2011, the office of Councilmember Paul Krekorian allocated $250,000 of non-General Fund dollars for a series of projects throughout the east and northeast Valley. From July 2011 to April 2012, nearly half of those funds have been spent. We created this graph to show exactly what what city crews did:


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To read the latest issue, click here or below:
-Architect Arrested on Anniversary of Allen's Death [link]
-New Signs at Tujunga Wash Mark -Preservation of Open Space [link]
-Verdugo Hills High School Marks 75 Years [link]
-Student Groups Lead Effort to Help East African Orphans [link]
-"Welcome to Van Nuys" Gets A Clean Up [link]
-Ride the New Foothill Boulevard Bike Lanes [link]

 

Posted at 8:00 AM

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To read the latest issue, click here or below:
Mid-Year Deficit Eliminated, But Officials Stress More Savings Needed [link]
Council Approves Modest Water Rate Increase [link]
Mayor Signs Anti-Mansionization Ordinance [link]
Commerce Avenue to Receive Upgrades [link]
New Bike Lanes Along Foothill Boulevard [link]

 

Posted at 8:00 AM

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-Krekorian Tapped to Chair Budget Committee
-Redistricting Commission Submits Draft Map
-Mansionization Ordinance to be Finalized
-Los Angeles, Meet Your Ratepayer Advocate
-Hundreds Submit Films to Student Festival
-Ask Paul on Patch
-Profiles in the Community: Tree People

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 Newsletter by clicking here or below:

City Bids Farewell to Redevelopment Agency
Despite Challenges, Neighborhood Council Elections to Take Place This Year
Make Your Voice Heard in City Hall
January is L.A. Arts Month
Redistricting Meetings
Crime Stats Continue to Show Increased Public Safety
Homeless Receive Help, Housing
Police Council Looking for Volunteers

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2011 was a period of change, progress and a collective desire to better our communities. Read all about it in our retrospective .
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From the DWP:

LOS ANGELES — As part of construction on a major trunk line replacement project, LADWP crews will temporarily reduce Coldwater Canyon Avenue to one lane of traffic in an area just south of Ventura Boulevard, beginning on December 19 and lasting until approximately December 30. During the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, flaggers will be on-site to coordinate traffic along Coldwater Canyon Avenue, between Van Noord Avenue and Hacienda Drive, allowing one direction of traffic to pass at a time.  Each day, after work is completed, LADWP crews will restore Coldwater Canyon Avenue to two lanes of traffic with a single lane in each direction.

Drivers should expect significant delays due to the reduced traffic flow and are strongly encouraged to take alternate routes. In an effort to minimize traffic impacts, LADWP has scheduled the lane reduction to coincide with the reduced traffic flows during Harvard Westlake Upper School’s winter break schedule.

Informational signage has been posted along Coldwater Canyon Avenue for two weeks alerting drivers and area residents of this upcoming lane reduction. In addition, outreach has been done to inform area residents and project stakeholders of the project’s progress and construction impacts through monthly e-mail updates.

During this period of construction, Halkirk Street will remain closed to through traffic at Coldwater Canyon Avenue. Halkirk Street will be accessible to residents from Alcove Avenue, Goodland Avenue and Goodland Place. Harvard Westlake Upper School’s driveway on Coldwater Canyon Avenue will remain accessible to campus visitors during the winter break.

The construction along Coldwater Canyon Avenue is part of the City Trunk Line South – Unit 5 (CTLS-5) Project, which will replace an aging trunk line built in 1914. The new trunk line, consisting of 54-inch and 60-inch diameter pipe and approximately 1.3 miles in length, will improve the reliability and flexibility of LADWP’s water distribution system.

LADWP’s water system includes approximately 500 miles of trunk lines, which are large-diameter pipes that allow large amounts of water to be transported from one area of the city to another as needed. Construction on CTLS-5 began in June 2011 and is expected to be completed in May 2015.  Trunk lines are in addition to the over 7,000 miles of water mainline and other pipes that run under the city and provide water 24/7 to Los Angeles.

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-Hundreds of Acres of Open Space Preserved
-Postpone Neighborhood Council Elections? Krekorian says No
-A Call for Submissions
-Changes Slated for Community Cop
-Road Work in Your Neighborhood
-A Project for the Birds
-Donations Needed as Contributions Roll in
-Fellowship Applications Now Being Accepted

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[Nov. 9: 4 p.m.: The DWP now reports that all lanes on Ventura Boulevard have been restored and the area where the water main burst has a patch of temporary asphalt. The repaving of the ruptured zone will take place within three to four weeks.]

[Nov. 8: 10:20 a.m.: Two lanes on Ventura, one lane in each direction, are now open to traffic. The full stretch between Whitsett and Coldwater may open tonight.]

Just after 8 p.m. Monday night, a 12” cast iron water main ruptured at 12555 Ventura Blvd., near Whitsett and Coldwater Canyon avenues. About 90 commercial customers were affected and the Department of Water and Power shut off the pipes to staunch the flow. At this point, the DWP is reporting that there is “major roadway damage” and Ventura Boulevard remains closed in both directions between Coldwater Canyon and Whitset.  

Crews are on scene, as they have been through the night, to control traffic and begin repairs. Currently, there is no time estimate as to when the repairs will be complete. When that information becomes available, we will let you know.

Finally, the DWP is reporting that there is “no property damage or injuries reported and no boil-water notice needed.” That said, DWP claims personnel are on -site to talk with residents or business owners may have claims or questions. Customers may also contact LADWP Claims Division by phone at (213) 367-4600 or by emailing ccenter@ladwp.com.

At this point, 74 residential customers and 21 commercial customers are without water service.

Details will become available on our website and on our @CD2News Twitter account.

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Councilmember Paul Krekorian joined city crews to help apply slurry seal to a Valley Glen neighborhood long in need of street improvements. The crews headed to the intersection of Erwin Street and Laurelgrove Avenue to smooth over the rough streets.

While this project was part of the regular effort by city crews to fix streets, recently, the Office of Councilmember Paul Krekorian did allocated $250,000 in discretionary funds for much needed services exclusively in the Second Council District. These services, mostly completed on the weekends, include grinding down stumps in the public right of way, trimming boulevards with large overgrown trees, patrolling areas known for frequent illegal dumping, using asphalt crews to repair damaged streets and sidewalk gaps, and sweeping neglected streets.

See a complete sete of pictures from the outing on our blog.

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-Panel Convened to Chart River Course
-City Approves Economic Stimulus Ordinance
-Showcase of Student Films Returns for Second Year
-Valley Village Park Opens
-Committee Redraws Mural Ordinance
-Governor Signs Extension of Film Credits.
-Police Station Celebrates Five Decades of Service.
-Community, School Welcome New Signal.
-Krekorian Calls on State Leaders to Oppose Adult Day -Healthcare Center Cuts
-Fellowship Applications Now Being Accepted

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LOS ANGELES – Submissions are now being accepted for the 2nd annual Los Angeles Student Media Festival, the city’s only film festival for high school students, set for March 10, 2012, in North Hollywood. When it premiered earlier this year, the LASMF received more than 100 submissions from high school students who lived or learned in the city of Los Angeles. Now, by popular demand, the LASMF is open to all students who live or attend school in the county of Los Angeles. The festival will take place at the historic El Portal Theatre in the NoHo Arts District.

“Last year’s inaugural Los Angeles Student Media Festival showcased an immense amount of talent; movies that made us laugh, cry and consider a different cinematic vantage point,” Councilmember Paul Krekorian said.  “Now, as we continue expanding the LASMF throughout Southern California, I’m eagerly anticipating what’s in store for the young filmmakers of our city and county. I am proud that the Los Angeles Student Media Festival will no doubt play a role in the start of many promising careers.”  

Read the rest and get more information on lasmf.lacity.org.

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LOS ANGELES - Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa signed an ordinance today that should help local businesses win city contracts for jobs worth more than $150,000.

The "local preference" ordinance, sponsored by City Councilmen Paul Krekorian and Bernard Parks, shaves 8 percent off the bottom line on bids for city contracts tendered by Los Angeles County-based companies.

"It's just unconscionable that, when this city spends billions of dollars on purchasing goods and contract services, that we treat a business in North Dakota precisely the same way we treat a business in North Hollywood," Councilmember Krekorian said.

Read the rest on our blog.

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A proposed apartment complex has created a series of misconceptions in Sunland-Tujunga. In these letters to the community and the Departments of Planning and Housing , Councilmember Krekorian seeks to address many of those.
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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:
-Accord Struck to Limit Mansionization in Studio City
-Traffic Safety Measures in Place After Studio City Accident
-In Honor of Conor Lynch
-Mobile Billboards Legislation Approved, Waits Governor's Signature
-Armenian President Visits Los Angeles
-And finally, a Happy New Year

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Today, Councilmember Paul Krekorian wrote to Governor Jerry Brown, urging him to sign a vital piece of legislation he said could retain thousands of jobs in California. Assembly Bill 1069, an extension of the entertainment production tax incentive he wrote while a member of the Legislature.

"In light of the incentive’s proven record of success in putting Californians back to work," Krekorian wrote. "AB 1069 is vital to the continuing recovery of production in California. Without it, the incentive will expire in 2013 and our gains will evaporate. Just as importantly, failure to pass this important measure would send the wrong signal to California’s heritage industry at precisely the wrong time.

Read the whole post here.

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-In Motion, Krekorian Calls for Convention Center Protections
-In Wake of Tragedy, Speed Trailer Dedicated To Help Slow Traffic, Save Lives
-Homeless Outreach Finds Hundreds in Need of Help
-Taste of Van Nuys Showcases Valley History
-FilmWorks PSA
-Hot Tips for a Steamy Summer
-Photo Gallery: The 10th Anniversary of 9/11

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-Great Wall Restoration Underway
-Despite Recess, Office Continues to Work
-Little-Known Facilities Hold Keys to Power Delivery
-Know a Local Hero? Let Us Know
-Facade Improvements to Have Lasting Effect

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-City Continues Fight Against Mobile Billboards
-Financial Framework for Stadium Approved
-What's Next for the Colfax Bridge?
-Protect Yourself From West Nile
-Community Guidelines
-New Hours at Social Security Offices

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-City: Tax Break Could be History if Owner Doesn't Fix Aging Apartments

-Reward Offered to Help Capture Suspect

-Community Celebrates National Night Out

-Trunk line Construction Nears Completion

-Volunteers Clean Up East Valley

-Watermelon Festival to Celebrate 50th

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-Council Evaluates Financial Impacts of NFL Stadium

-Proposal, Schedules Vote

-Colfax Bridge Opens

-Memorial Run to Honor Notre Dame Student

-North Hollywood Arson Suspect Nabbed

-City Pools Now Open

-New Additions to Valley Glen Park Approved

-Woodbridge Exercise Equipment Installed

-Watering Rules Reminder

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-Colfax Bridge Opens for Traffic Thursday

-Krekorian Sworn in to First Full Term

-In Time for Independence Day, Krekorian, Community Unveils Military Banners

-Entertainment Tax Credit Clears Hurdle

-Residents, Businesses Meet to Talk Jobs

-Real Life Action Hero: Travis Aaron Wade

-Changes due at Local Metro Stops

-Local Leader Honored

-National Night Out Returns

-With Suspect in Custody, Krekorian Renews Call for Investigation

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Click here to read the latest issue, which includes the following stories:

-Study: Incentive Generates Millions for State, Stems Runaway Production

-Krekorian Introduces Neighborhood Council Reform Package

-Council Takes First Steps to Approve Ratepayer Advocate

-Economic Development Summit Thursday

-Community, Family Cheer Sentencing of Omar Armando Loera

-Inauguration Celebration

-Millikan Students Press for Increased Safety

-Sewer Project to Help Fix Studio City

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A resolution introduced by Councilmembers Krekorian and Rosendahl advises that there be no environmental exemptions for a proposed NFL stadium in Downtown L.A. Click here to read the document from the Chief Legislative Analyst, which agrees with their contention and sends the report for further review.

 

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Councilmember Paul Krekorian and LAUSD Board Member Tamar Galatzan announced today that construction on a streetlight at Laurel Canyon Boulevard and Archwood Street broke ground Tuesday morning – a North Hollywood intersection where 12-year-old Emely Aleman was hit and killed in November 2010. The project was to have begun in 2012, but Krekorian and Galatzan jointly pushed to ensure the project would be done before the 2011-12 school year started.

Krekorian and Galatzan issued a joint statement in which the councilmember said, "This is a bittersweet moment as we remember a life taken from us knowing that this street light will be a testament to the enduring memory of Emely and will help slow down traffic and keep our community safer.”  Galatzan added: "The stoplight is an important component in enabling kids to travel to school safely around busy streets in the area."

Read the post here.

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LOS ANGELES – In his continued bid to support and improve the neighborhood council system throughout Los Angeles, Councilmember Paul Krekorian presented four motions today aimed at increasing accountability and effectiveness, establishing a path to greater self-governance and improving grassroots participation.
 
The motions come as a result of a year-and-a-half’s worth of research, town halls, public survey responses and Education and Neighborhood Committee meetings in which hundreds of stakeholders, board members and others contributed to a robust dialogue on how best to develop the best path forward for the neighborhood council system.
 
“After ten years of development, the neighborhood council movement is at a crossroads,” said Councilmember Paul Krekorian, chairman of the Education and Neighborhoods Committee.  “Initially, the focus of neighborhood councils was simply to create a system that empowered communities.  What followed was an astonishing and inspiring movement in which 93 neighborhood councils sprouted in nearly every corner of Los Angeles, built by dedicated residents who simply wanted a voice in City Hall and wanted more for their neighborhoods. 

"I introduced this package of reforms to help chart the course, but not drive the bus.  These reforms are by no means limited to my personal vision but are rather the product of tremendous collaboration and will be a starting point in our ongoing conversation to help shape local democracy.”

Read the rest and see the motions on our blog.

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LOS ANGELES – Today, Omar Armando Loera was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for his role in the 2010 murder of Valley Village resident and bride-to-be Cheree Osmanhodzic. Councilmember Paul Krekorian, who represents the area and pushed for a $50,000 reward that helped lead to the capture of Loera, issued the following statement:

“Cheree Osmanhodzic’s life was tragically cut short by a senseless act of violence that we now know was perpetrated by Omar Armando Loera. Today, we can say with complete certainty that Loera will never again see the light of day and no longer presents a danger to society.

“Loera’s sentence was made possible by the incredible professionalism of the LAPD detectives – especially Lt. Alan Hamilton and Det. Thomas Townsend and every at the North Hollywood Division – all of whom were relentless in their commitment to solving Cheree’s murder. Their dedication gave us all confidence that justice would be done; their resolve helped a family and a community heal.

“With this sentence, Cheree’s loved ones will avoid the pain and uncertainty of trial, and will achieve a degree of peace that has eluded them since Loera ripped it away nearly a year ago. Cheree’s memory will always be with us and our community’s commitment to preserving the safety of our neighborhoods will always persist.”

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Posted at 6:14 PM

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As the Los Angeles Times reported today, Today, Councilmember Paul Krekorian called on federal authorities to investigate a Puerto Rican judge’s release of Zareh Manjikian, the primary suspect in the 2009 murder of 19-year-old Mike Yepremyan.

After an 18-month investigation in which the LAPD, U.S. Marshals and others tracked Manjikian to Puerto Rico, and took him into custody, Puerto Rican Judge Gloria Maynard released the suspect on $50,000 bond.

The judge took that action despite specific requests by the LAPD and the Los Angeles Superior Court not to release the suspect, and after District Attorney Steve Cooley had requested extradition to Los Angeles. Manjikian has not been seen since.
 
In response, Councilmember Paul Krekorian today issued a resolution in the Los Angeles City Council calling for a full investigation.

Read the Times story here and check the entire statement on our blog.

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In this issue:

-Construction at Woodbridge Park Set to Begin

-Program Trains Residents to Care for Communities

-New Automated Parking System in Sherman Oaks A First for L.A.

-Krekorian Praises Decision on Sun Valley Facility

-Krekorian Seeks to Encourage Rooftop Solar in LAUSD Schools

-Volunteers Needed for Valley Glen Yard Sale

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On June 5, the Energy and Environment Committee head a joint meeting with the Board of Water and Power Commissioners to discuss the future of water and power issues in Los Angeles. Those issues included a preliminary discussion on rate changes, the budget of the Department of Water and Power and other pressing topics.

We live-blogged the entire meeting, which officials said was just the start of what promises to be a months-long discussion with the community, civic leaders and others before any rates are approved or changes made that affect Los Angeles.

Read the post here.

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Councilmember Paul Krekorian introduced a motion Wednesday that provides a one-year extension for pending Solar Incentive Program applications by the Los Angeles Unified School district, which will allow two LAUSD facilities to move forward with plans to install rooftop solar panels.

The motion would allow the facilities to proceed with their application for $4.4 million in rebates to improve efficiency and install renewable technology at John H. Francis Polytechnic High School in Sun Valley and the LAUSD’s Local District 5 Administrative Office.

Read the rest here.

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In this issue:

-New City Budget Includes Deep Cuts in Spending; Council Action Helps Protect Fire Services

-New Crosswalks Make Millikan Students Safer

-App Helps Ease Parking Concerns in Studio City

-Business Assistance Program Funds Still Available

-Council Office, Residents Find Park Compromise

-Studio City Sinkhole Update

-Krekorian Pushes for Prop O Funds

 

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On May 23, the City of Los Angeles' Office of Zoning Administration determined that the proposed Athens Sun Valley Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station must undergo further review and public scrutiny before transforming what is now a low-impact recycling facility into a major trash processing plant.

Read the rest, including a statement from Councilmember Krekorian and the report from the Zoning Administrator here.

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LOS ANGELES –  Councilmember Paul Krekorian, with city officials and tech leaders, announced Wednesday the next generation of Parker, the real-time parking app for iPhones and Android-powered phones in Studio City. 

With the next generation Parker app, iPhone and Android users can be alerted to one of 200 open parking spaces and availability of a city parking lot on Ventura Boulevard, between Laurel Canyon Road and Whitsett Avenue, one of the busiest stretches in the San Fernando Valley.

“We are making parking easier and helping people get where they are going faster,” Councilmember Paul Krekorian said. “I’m pleased that Studio City will benefit from this innovation, which can save time and money while reducing pollution and traffic congestion. In my office, we have worked hard to integrate innovative new ideas and technologies to make government more effective and cost-efficient. Our goal is always to keep residents better informed - something that the City and Streetline have achieved with this free app.”

Read about it on our blog.

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In this issue:

-Fire Department Considers Budget Saving Plan without Compromising Public Safety

-Community Cleans Up Tujunga Wash

-Council Honors 96th Anniversary of Armenian Genocide

-City Invests in McGroarty Art Center

-Council Begins to Implement DWP’s Ratepayer Advocate

-New Crosswalks For Tujunga

-Keeping Los Angeles on the Go: A Profile of The Department of Transportation

-Denim Day Brings Good News

-Tire Recycling Collection Event in East Valley

 

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Councilmember Paul Krekorian on Tuesday introduced a motion that allows the city to invest $250,000 of non-General Fund money in McGroarty Arts Center, the largest such investment ever made by the city to the Tujunga-based cultural landmark. Housed in a 90-year-old building, McGroarty serves 7,000 people each year. But its aging infrastructure has led to power outages and a host of problems that have disrupted activities and annually cost the city thousands of dollars to fix.

Read the rest on cd2policy.blogspot.com .
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In this issue

-State of the City Response

-VNSO Playground Opening

-Talent Scam Act Ensnares Another

-Filming Numbers Spike in Los Angeles

-Iredell Solution on the Horizon

-Zero Tolerance for Driving Texters

-Coordinating for the Worst: Emergency Management

-What's next for the Septic Tank Ordinance?

 

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Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa delivered his sixth State of the City Tuesday. In response, Councilmember Paul Krekorian supported the Mayor's "positive vision for our future," but also called for the city to re-establish "a solid economic and fiscal foundation" by "creating new jobs, jump starting our economy and balancing the city's budget." Read the whole statement here.

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In this issue:

-Krekorian Reiterates Insistence on In-Depth Scrutiny of Stadium Proposal

-Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates Report

-VNSO Park to Feature New Play Equipment

-Public Speaker Cards to Feature New Warning

-Valley Village Looking for Marching Band

-City Program Offers Jobs, Hope to L.A. Youth

 -Graffiti Tipsters Could Net a Grand

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As Los Angeles continues to grapple with a $350 million deficit, the 23 committee members that make up the Neighborhood Council Budget Advocates released their report today on ways to generate revenue, increase efficiencies and more. Read the entire report by clicking here .
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In this issue:

-Committee Hears Recommendations On Improving Neighborhood Council Elections

-City Council Passes Bicycle Master Plan, Leads to Significant Improvements for Riders in the Valley

-Beware of Tire Slashers in Sherman Oaks

-Survey to Document History of Los Angeles

-Sun Valley Foundation Preserves Natural Heritage

-East, North Valley Freeway Lane Closures This Week

 

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In this issue:

-Power Restored to Thousands Following Weekend Storm

-In Case of Disaster, Officials Ready to Take Action

-Shadow Hills Storm Drains Made Safer for Equestrians

-Streetlight Construction Ahead of Schedule

-North Hollywood Stimulus Program Now in Effect

-Hometown Heroes to be Honored

-Councilman Tours North Valley Businesses

 

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In this issue:

-And...We're Back

-Despite Objections, Council Approves CRA Fund Transfer

-Colfax Bridge Close to Completion

-After Destruction, Trails to be Revamped

-Valley Alliance of Neighborhood Councils Celebrate 8 years of Empowerment

-What Do You Think About Neighborhood Councils?

-How a Proposal Becomes City Law

-City Offers Free Adult Literacy Program

-Diabetes Expo Set for May

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Ever wonder how laws are made in the city of Los Angeles? Check out our step-by-step guide to find out how.
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In early January, two hikers took to Verdugo Mountain Park, a majestic crest that rises 2,000 feet above the Southern Californian landscape. This was not a normal hike and, on that day, the trails were like they’d never seen them before.

Read the rest on our public safety blog.

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LOS ANGELES – Statement from Councilmember Paul Krekorian on the passing of LAFD Firefighter Glenn L. Allen:

“I was deeply saddened today to learn of the passing of Glenn Allen, a brave Los Angeles City Firefighter who died in the line of duty this week," Councilmember Paul Krekorian said. "This was a tragic reminder of the daily risks the heroic men and women of our Los Angeles Fire Department face and the inspiring courage they constantly exhibit. I extend my deepest sympathies to his family during their period of grief, and to all the men and women of the Los Angeles Fire Department. The entire city family shares in their grief and stands in solidarity with them.”
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It won’t likely revolutionize Hollywood, nor will it heavily impact filming in Southern California. But a piece of legislation the Los Angeles City Council approved Wednesday does aim to lift an important hurdle to ease on-location filming throughout the city.

The motion – included in a tripartite package of film industry reforms the council will eventually consider – is another step in the right direction to ensure the continued growth of a business that fuels the Southern Californian economy, said Councilmember Paul Krekorian, who pushed for, wrote and is aiming to pass the motions.

The first of the three – approved unanimously Wednesday – calls for a review of existing food service contracts to determine how food service costs for film productions can be lowered at city facilities.

Read the rest on our blog, CD2Policy.com.

Posted at 5:13 PM

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In this issue:

-Mourning the Passing of a Community Leader

-Following Through on A Promise, Krekorian Introduces Motion to Expedite Light Construction

-North Hollywood Businesses Gain a Helping Hand

-Community, Family Thank LAPD, Council Office

-Food Drive Update

-Images from Around Town

-Community Bulletin Board

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In this issue:
-Community, Representatives Rally for Traffic Safety

-Krekorian Calls For “Truly Independent" Ratepayer Commission

-Krekorian's Motion to Help Local Businesses Approved by Council

-Media Festival Calls for Submissions

-Homeless Connect Day Recapped

-A Call for Donations as CD2 Kicks Off Its Thanksgiving Food Drive

-Motion Calls for Greater Scrutiny of DWP Investigation

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In this issue:

-Council Seeks to Reign in Third Party Campaign Spending

-What's Happening With the Valley Plaza Development in North Hollywood?

-City Approves New Green Standards for Taxis

-Celebrating Legislation to End Mobile Billboards

-Krekorian Leads Second Town Hall on the Future of Neighborhood Councils

-Homeless Connect Day: The Next Step in the Battle Against Homelessness

-The Police Need Your Help

-Please Help the Family of a Fallen Hero

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CD2 News, Volume 30

To read the latest issue of the CD2 News, please click here

In this issue:

-After Loera's Capture, a Community Exhales

-New Fitness Equipment Unveiled in Studio City

-Summer Night Lights Keeps L.A. Safe

-What's Happening With the Ban on Mobile Billboards?

-Krekorian Stands Up for Campaign Finance Reform

 

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Dear Neighbor:

I have great news. After an exhaustive, three month investigation, the Los Angeles Police Department, Wednesday morning, announced the capture of Omar Armando Loera, the sole suspect in the horrendous murder of Cheree Osmanhodzic in her Valley Village home on July 24.

Police worked exhaustively with authorities throughout California and in Mexico, where Loera was ultimately taken into custody. They went above and beyond the call of duty and demonstrated tireless perseverance and vigilance. Throughout it all, they had the full support of a community who never wavered in its belief Loera would be caught.

Read the rest of the letter by clicking here

 

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To read the latest issue of the CD2 News, please click here:

In this issue:

-Krekorian, Academy Announce New Media Festival

-Community Helps LAPD in Search for Cheree's Killer

-Colfax Bridge Update

-Second Neighborhood Council Workshop

-Continuing to Heal from the Ashes

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In this issue:

-Community Volunteers Rally to Help Police Find the Killer of Cheree Osmanhodzic

-Governor Signs Anti-Mobile Billboard Legislation

-Coastal Cleanup a Rousing Success

-Debris Basin Cleared as Rainy Season Nears

-Deepwater Horizon Motion Paves Way for Reimbursement

-Studio City Celebrates 75 Year Legacy of Republic Pictures

-Councilmember, LAPD Tour North Valley

-Studio City Business Tour

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Yesterday was one of the hottest days in L.A. history and today, temperatures again topped triple digits. As we all try and stay cool, Councilmember Krekorian shared some important tips for conserving energy (both for you and your home), as well as the latest update from the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) regarding outages throughout town. 

Click here to read his Cooling Centers and Conservation Tips letter.

 

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In this issue:

-LAPD, Krekorian Name Valley Village Murder Suspect

-Neighborhood Council Workshop Gives Residents a Voice

-Council Approves Economic Stimulus Ordinance

-Krekorian Calls on Governor to Sign Anti-Mobile Billboard Legislation

-First Day of School Brings Safety Reminders to Forefront

-Fellowship Applications Now Being Accepted

 

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In this issue:

-Krekorian to Host Neighborhood Council Workshop

-Speed Limits to Change in Sunland-Tujunga

-L.A. Times Recognizes Valley Schools

-Art Show to Benefit Community

-DWP To Hold Public Workshops

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Read the latest issue of the CD2 News by clicking here.
In this issue:

-Communities Cheer Neighborhoods

-Certain NoHo Speed Limits to Rise

-Valley Leader Passes Away Thursday

-The Station Fire, One Year Later

-Volunteers to Clear the Wash of Trash

-Public Meeting to Discuss Open Space

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Councilmember Paul Krekorian released the following statement following the passing of Bruce Ackerman, a San Fernando Valley business and civic leader who died Thursday, August 26, 2010, after a long battle with cancer:

"I am greatly saddened to hear of the passing of treasured Valley leader Bruce Ackerman," Councilmember Paul Krekorian said. "Time and again Bruce used his positive vision, business savvy, and warm personality to promote, grow and benefit the San Fernando Valley.  From his critical role in helping businesses recover from the Northridge earthquake, to his recent efforts establishing a San Fernando Valley Council of Governments, Bruce has continually been a voice of reason and pride for our community.  My thoughts and prayers are with his family. He will be missed."

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CD2 News, Volume 24

-Police, Councilman Meet to Address Homelessness

-Propane Site Downgraded

-Cell Tower Plans Dropped by Planning Commission

-Getting a Firsthand Look, Councilman Visits Backlot

-Council Works to Ensure Community Pride

-New Watering Rules to Ease Burden on Residents

-Sister City Delegation Visits Los Angeles

 

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CD2 News, Volume 23
In this issue: 
-Krekorian Pushes for More Transparency in Wake of City Salary Release

-Sherman Oaks Resident Appointed to Bicycle Committee

-Community Cheers “Very Major” Council Vote to Improve Neighborhood Empowerment

-CD2 Local Hero: Lloyd Hitt

-Clean Team Sweeps Sunland Park

-Krekorian Tours Local Businesses

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Councilmember Paul Krekorian appointed Ayla Stern of Sherman Oaks to the Los Angeles Bicycle Advisory Committee (BAC). Ms. Stern becomes the first woman in at least a decade to serve on the BAC from Council District Two and is the only woman currently serving on the committee.

"Ayla Stern is a dedicated cyclist who has made the often-challenging choice of living in Los Angeles car-free," Councilmember Paul Krekorian said. "Ms. Stern has advocated for improved bicycle access throughout the San Fernando Valley while also working to ensure public safety for women cyclists. She is an effective collaborator with a community-minded approach to policy analysis and a talent for educating the public on bike issues. She will be a great addition to the BAC and a strong and effective voice for the city’s bicyclists.”

Read the release and the LAist article.

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When I took office in January, I acknowledged the tremendous challenges facing our city, but vowed that, together, as a community, we would work to weather this storm.

It has been an eventful and gratifying first six months in office. While I am pleased so far with out efforts, I am also very aware of the pressing needs that still face our district and city. Since taking office on January 5, my staff and I have worked tirelessly to increase government accountability and transparency, ensure fiscal responsibility and efficiency, protect public safety, encourage neighborhood empowerment, and make the Second District a better place to live.

Read the rest here.

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Click here to read CD2 News, Volume 20
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Click here to read this issue, which includes information about:

-Where to see fireworks in CD2 on the 4th;

-How a group of community members cleaned up the 4th of July parade route;

-The news of the week

Plus, a hand guide to this week's neighborhood council meetings and public events.

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Read the latest version of CD2 News, which includes interesting info on:

-The long-awaited opening of Oro Vista Avenue in Tujunga;

-How a local artist from Valley Glen was honored;

-What the City Council did for the basketball champions at Verdugo Hills High School, the Science Bowl champions of North Hollywood High School and other scholastic achievers throughout the district.

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Click here to read this issue of CD2 News, which includes information about:

-The Future of Neighborhood Councils

-Mural Motion to Come Before Council Committee

-Krekorian Tours Tujunga Wash

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Click here to read this issue of CD2 News, which includes information about:

-Memorial Day

-Neighborhood Council Elections

-Krekorian honored by advocacy group

-The Studio City Mural

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Click here to read this issue of CD2 News, which includes information about:

-The upcoming neighborhood council elections

-A visit to a local nonprofit

-Valley Glen Resident honored

-Poll workers needed

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Dear Friend,

Thank you for letting me know about your concerns regarding the mural at the Studio City Car Wash.

As you know, the current issue at the car wash is the result of a long series of disputes over the owner’s compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

Initially, the mural at the car wash was classified as a "sign" under the Ventura-Cahuenga Boulevard Corridor Specific Plan. That designation was triggered because a portion of the mural originally contained language advertising the car wash business.

If the mural is considered a sign, as it was then designated, it would be barred by the specific plan which aims to limit visual blight often caused by on-site advertising.

The property owner was therefore required to obtain an exception to the specific plan from the city before putting up the mural, but he failed to do so.

Read the rest here.

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Click here to read this issue of CD2 News, which includes information about:

-How an ordinance to lower Studio City utility rates moved a step closer to adoption

-Krekorian's opposition to a controversial proposal in Sun Valley 

-The newest crop of Sunland-Tujunga neighborhood council leaders were sworn in

-Residents learning to be code enforcers

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