LA County Helps Residents Breathe
The application process for the County’s Guaranteed Income Program begins March 31st
WNC Members Volunteer in Homeless Count
On February 22, neighbors in Winnetka gathered with LAHSA for the Homeless Count. Working together, we went through our neighborhoods to see how many of our neighbors were experiencing homelessness and where they were located. It was nice to get to know some other neighbors while out and it was a short time commitment.
Congressman Brad Sherman visits Winnetka NC
Congressman Brad Sherman, who represents Winnetka in the U.S. House of Representatives, joined the Winnetka Neighborhood Council Board meeting on March 8 to update the neighborhood on his work in Washington D.C.
Councilmember Bob Blumenfield Addresses Winnetka
Councilmember Blumenfield shared an update on Winnetka Park, implementation of the 4118 ordinance, street racing and more at our February Meeting. Watch it here.
Order Free Covid Tests
Effective Wednesday, January 19, 2022, you can order FREE RAPID COVID-19 TEST KITS through the U.S. government. A total of four (4) kits can be ordered per household. The website is: www.covidtests.gov
Volunteer for the Homeless Count
The Homeless Count for our area will be conducted on Tuesday, January 25, from 8-11pm at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, 8520 Winnetka Ave. Please sign up now! We need 60 volunteers.
WNC Speaks into Redistricting for Winnetka
We discussed that map K2.5 was not one that any of us were happy with and that the new map the City Council adopted on 11/9/2021, that kept us in District 3, was the map we as Neighborhood Council would like to see voted on.
Operation Gratitude Halloween Candy Give Back
Following Halloween, the Winnetka Neighborhood Council participated in the Operation Gratitude Halloween Candy Give Back program.
City Controller Reveals All
City Controller Ron Galperin was our guest speaker at our September 14 Meeting. Get access to all his tools!
405 Sepulveda Pass ExpressLanes Project
Learn about proposed 405 ExpressLanes and submit public comment by October 1.