Councilman McOsker at Our Meeting
Capacity building for individuals, businesses, and overall community through strengthening 1) Partnerships, 2) Civic engagement, and 3) Actions that improve the quality of life for Watts residents and stakeholders.
Capacity building for individuals, businesses, and overall community through strengthening 1) Partnerships, 2) Civic engagement, and 3) Actions that improve the quality of life for Watts residents and stakeholders.
A new project has been authorized for the corner of Imperial Hwy. and Compton Ave. The Bureau of Engineering will lead the next phase of improvements, including reconstructing curbs and installing ADA-compliant ramps to enhance accessibility and pedestrian safety.
This mural stands as a reminder that the legacy of leaders like Sweet Alice, Betty Day, Pastor Clark, Ms. Dot, Kathy Wooten, and Sista Soulja continues to inspire future generations across the One-Five and beyond.
Our programming will be temporarily paused beginning June 2026 to accommodate construction across the campus. This includes the Watts Towers Arts Center, the Charles Mingus Youth Arts Center, the Garden Studio Gallery, and guided tours of the Watts Towers.
Residents had the opportunity to check out the fire trucks and equipment, as well as enjoy a community car show honoring the vision of retired Captain Green.
More than 40 employers came out to connect with job seekers and share career opportunities available across South Los Angeles.
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More than $13 million will be invested in landscaping, lighting, a new monument sign, and other upgrades to the public lands adjacent to the Towers Campus.
First come first serve rain or shine at the East Side Riders Bike Club food distribution every Tuesday at 11:00 AM at 1513 E 103rd St in Los Angeles, 90002.
The LA Kings STREET Southeast LA League is launching a youth hockey program for kids ages 8–11 and teens ages 12–15 in Watts. The team will be led by the East Side Bike Riders Club and based out of the district office on 103rd Street.