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	Mayor Modifies Safer at Home Current requirements call for masks outside the home. Beaches are open for active recreation, but their parking lots are closed. Read More »
	Winnetka, How does your Victory Garden Grow? Get Victory Garden planting tips for juicy tomatoes. Join in on Mondays with Michelle Obama where she reads a children's story and see the Stimulus Check Payment Schedule. Read More »
	Drive Through Testing Find out what to expect with drive through testing, locate your stimulus check, get property tax penalties waived and plan to listen to the State of the City Address. Read More »
	Respond to the Census Now Our response rate is up to 50-63% as of April 24. Respond now to make sure Winnetka is counted and will get its fair share of representation and services! Read More »
	Safer at Home Extended This week’s news includes Safer at Home Order Extension through May 15, face mask requirements, park closure for Easter, domestic violence assistance, additional $600 for unemployment, how to volunteer from home for the census and dogs working from home. Read More »
	Safer At Home This week we offer information about the eviction moratorium, WIC, LAUSD Mental Health, how to make a face mask and diversions. Read More »
	Orange Line Improvements Construction The first phase of work will start for the Metro Orange Line (MOL) Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Improvements Project. The proposed pre-construction activities are to include but not limited to potholing, trenching and pavement restoration. This activity will begin on Monday, March 23, 2020 through Saturday, April 11, 2020 (intermittently), during daytime hours from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Read More »
	De Soto Trunk Line Replacement Project Environmental Review You may submit public comment by April 27, 5pm on the proposed Water Trunk Line Replacement project to run down Mason. Read More »
	WNC Hears Plan to End Alley Encampments The dead end alley just north of Roscoe and west of Mason has suffered from persistent encampments negatively impacting surrounding homeowners and businesses. A mitigation plan is afoot to privatize the alley. Read More »
	New Housing to Replace Eyesore A new apartment building with 40 units is planned to replace the former Pac Bell building at 6817 Winnetka. It will have three stories and underground parking. Read More »