LA County’s Department of Consumer Business Affairs (DCBA) and the Center for Financial Empowerment will host a free webinar this Wednesday, September 23 at 2pm to teach county residents the red flags of property tax scams – and how to avoid them! To join the free Avoiding Property Tax Scams webinar, participants must be registered. Click here to register. 9/23/20
Living in LA County means you might one day suffer damage from fires, floods, earthquakes, or other disasters – such as the current COVID-19 health pandemic. Occasionally, people use these times of emergency to try to make an extra profit. When businesses raise their prices too much during (and after) an emergency, it may be …
LA County’s Board of Supervisors passed a motion, last week, to prevent foreclosures in the County by connecting struggling homeowners with foreclosure prevention counseling and mortgage assistance. The adopted motion calls for an expansion of LA County’s existing Foreclosure Prevention Program and establishes a Mortgage Financial Relief Program that will be available through LA County’s Department …
Huntington Memorial Hospital and the South Pasadena Senior Center are proud to announce an upcoming flu vaccine clinic on Wednesday, September 23rd from 8:30am to 11:30am. This clinic is only for South Pasadena Seniors. Please note that the clinic will be held outdoors in front of the South Pasadena Senior Center and appointments are required and …
The Library is pleased to partner with Glendale Library, Arts & Culture to make their new Be the Change Series of virtual author talks available to South Pasadena residents. On Thursday, September 24 at 6:30 p.m. the Series presents author Eric Nusbaum in conversation with Los Angeles Times columnist and author Gustavo Arellano. Nusbaums’s book, Stealing Home: …
Earlier this week, LA County’s Board of Supervisors approved funding to address the digital divide in LA County. This, to ensure all students have the tools they need for distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. The funding allocation of $12.8 million in federal coronavirus relief funds was requested by the Los Angeles County Office of …
The South Pasadena Library invites the community to participate in One City, Many Stories, a Citywide reading program that will take place from September 14 through November 1. The theme of One City, Many Stories is Exploring Common Ground. The Library’s goal is to give community members an opportunity to expand their horizons through the …
Complete the #2020Census today. Time is running out, and September is your last chance to respond. Census takers are visiting households that have not yet responded. Respond now at 2020CENSUS.GOV. 9/18/2020
If you are experiencing sadness, anxiety, or distress due to COVID-19 or the Bobcat Fire, please don’t hesitate to call our 24/7 Help Line at (800) 854-7771 for support. LA County is here for you and ready to assist in the language of your choice. To learn more about LA County’s Department of Mental Health …
Safety concerns from hazardous air quality in the county continue to impact various LA County-operated COVID-19 testing sites. Those with COVID-19 test appointments scheduled at locations impacted by unhealthy air-quality will be notified by email or over a phone call (if an e-mail address is not available). If you’re unsure about your location, visit covid19.lacounty.gov/testing/ for the latest information on …
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