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StorAmerica El Monte: Make Room for Summer Storage

StorAmerica El Monte: Make Room for Summer Storage

Make Room for Summer As the days get longer and the temperatures rise, June is the perfect time to give your home a seasonal refresh. Swapping out winter essentials for summer favorites not only helps you stay organized, but it also creates more space to enjoy everything the season has to offer. Whether you’re preparing for family barbecues, beach trips, or summer vacations, here are 10 things you should consider moving into storage this June. 1. Winter Clothing Heavy coats, sweaters, scarves, and boots can take up valuable closet space during the warmer months. Wash and pack them away in airtight containers to keep them fresh until fall returns. 2. Holiday Decorations If you still have holiday décor tucked away in a spare bedroom or garage, June is a great time to organize and store it properly. Labeling bins now will make decorating much easier later in the year. 3. Space Heaters and Electric Blankets These cold-weather essentials won’t be needed for several months. Storing them safely helps reduce clutter and keeps them protected during the off-season. 4. Bulky Bedding Comforters, flannel sheets, and extra blankets can take up a surprising amount of room. Trade them out for lighter summer bedding and store the extras until cooler weather arrives. 5. School Supplies and Dorm Items With the school year ending, many families suddenly find themselves with backpacks, textbooks, sports equipment, and dorm essentials that need a temporary home. A storage unit can help keep everything organized until the next semester. 6. Tax Documents and Seasonal Paperwork After tax season, many people are left with boxes of paperwork that they don’t need immediate access to but still want to keep safe. Organizing and storing these documents can free up office space at home. 7. Unused Indoor Furniture Planning to host summer gatherings or simply want a more open living space? Temporarily storing extra furniture pieces can make your home feel larger and more inviting. 8. Winter Sports and Recreation Gear Skis, snowboards, sleds, and other winter equipment can be bulky and difficult to store. Keeping them in storage protects your gear and frees up valuable garage space for summer activities. 9. Seasonal Home Décor Candles, heavy rugs, and winter-themed decorations can be packed away to make room for brighter, lighter summer styles. 10. Anything Standing Between You and Summer Fun Bikes, beach chairs, camping gear, and outdoor toys deserve easy access. By moving unused seasonal items into storage, you can create a more organized garage or shed and spend less time searching for what you need. Welcome Summer with a Clutter-Free Home A little organization in June can set the tone for a stress-free summer. Rotating seasonal belongings into storage helps protect your items, maximize your living space, and make room for the moments that matter most. This June, clear out the clutter and make space for sunshine, adventure, and all the memories waiting to be made. The post Make Room for Summer appeared first on StorAmerica Storage.

WIC Families: Get $25 Bonus Coupons at Farmers Markets

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WIC Families: Get $25 Bonus Coupons at Farmers Markets

WIC families can get $25 bonus coupons per visit at participating farmers’ markets. The coupons can be used for fresh fruits and vegetables at the market where they were received. Families can receive this offer once per week at each participating market and visit multiple markets per week. The bonus dollars are while supplies last, and the amount is subject to change. Families will need the WIC card with a QR code on front to shop at a farmers’ market and get the $25 bonus coupons. Here’s how it works: Shop with Your WIC Benefits: Shop at a farmers market below using your WIC card with a QR code, and use at least $5 of your cash value benefit for fruits and vegetables.Look for the ‘WIC and Senior Benefits Welcome‘ sign to find farmers who accept the WIC card. Get a Pink Verification Ticket: Receive a verification ticket from the farmers and bring it to the information booth. Collect Matching Coupons: Receive your matching coupons. Coupons can only be used on fresh fruits and vegetables at the market where they were received. Shop at a Participating Farmers Market Culver City Farmers’ Market Tuesdays2:00 PM – 7:00 PM 3800 Main St,Culver City, CA 90232 Kaiser West LA Farmers’ Market Thursdays8:30 AM – 2:00 PM 6041 Cadillac Ave,Los Angeles, CA 90034 La Cienega & 18th St Farmers’ Market Saturdays9:00 AM – 2:00 PM 1801 S La Cienega Blvd,Los Angeles, CA 90035 Need the WIC Card with a QR code? Your WIC card must have a QR code on the front to shop at a farmers’ market. PHFE WIC families can pick up the new WIC card at a nearby WIC office or request one by mail by completing the WIC Card Request Form. Cards typically arrive by mail within 3 to 5 business days. Important: Requesting a replacement WIC card will immediately deactivate your old card. Find Your Local WIC Office Request a WIC Card with a QR Code WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program Coming Soon! WIC’s Farmers Market Nutrition Program is coming in July 2026! Families will need the new WIC card with a QR code in front to receive farmers’ market benefits. Check back for details on when the program will officially start this year, and visit myfamily.wic.ca.gov for more updates. The post Shop at Select Farmers Markets and Get Extra $$ appeared first on PHFE WIC.

LA County Opens RFP for Community Forestry Management

LA County DEO Opens Request for Proposals for Community Forestry Management Plan: Tree Watering Services LA County DEO Opens Request for Proposals for Community Forestry Management Plan: Tree Watering Services https://lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Economic-Opportunity-Logo.jpg 714 137 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES //lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/LAC_Header_Logo.dk_.png June 4, 2026 June 5, 2026

LA County Launches Interactive Hazardous Sites Map

Public Health Launches First Countywide Interactive Map of Hazardous Sites Public Health Launches First Countywide Interactive Map of Hazardous Sites https://lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Public-Health-News-Release-Logo.jpg 600 117 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES //lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/LAC_Header_Logo.dk_.png June 5, 2026 June 5, 2026

LA County Launches Pledge for Shared Prosperity

LA County Launches Pledge for Shared Prosperity

Los Angeles County Launches Pledge for Shared Prosperity to Reduce Poverty, Expand Opportunity Los Angeles County Launches Pledge for Shared Prosperity to Reduce Poverty, Expand Opportunity https://lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Capture-2.jpg 638 129 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES //lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/LAC_Header_Logo.dk_.png June 5, 2026 June 5, 2026

Los Angeles County Observes Gun Violence Awareness Month 2026

Los Angeles County Observes Gun Violence Awareness Month 2026

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WIC Closed for Memorial Day May 25

In observance of Memorial Day, WIC will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026. We will resume WIC services on Tuesday, May 26 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. For questions, please call (888) 942-2229 or text us at 91997, and we will respond to you as soon as possible. Thank you,PHFE WIC The post Closed Memorial Day, Monday, May 25 appeared first on PHFE WIC.

Election Day Briefing for Statewide Primary Announced

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Election Day Briefing for Statewide Primary Announced

Media Logistics and Election Day Briefing for the Statewide Direct Primary Election Media Logistics and Election Day Briefing for the Statewide Direct Primary Election https://lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/letterhead2022-header_crop.jpg 600 145 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES //lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/LAC_Header_Logo.dk_.png May 29, 2026 May 29, 2026

First Post-Election Ballot Count Update Released

First Post-Election Ballot Count Update Released

First Post-Election Night Ballot Count Update for the 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election First Post-Election Night Ballot Count Update for the 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election https://lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/letterhead2022-header_crop.jpg 600 145 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES //lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/LAC_Header_Logo.dk_.png June 3, 2026 June 5, 2026

Second Post-Election Ballot Count Update Released

Second Post-Election Ballot Count Update Released

Second Post-Election Night Ballot Count Update for the 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election Second Post-Election Night Ballot Count Update for the 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election https://lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/letterhead2022-header_crop.jpg 600 145 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES //lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/LAC_Header_Logo.dk_.png June 4, 2026 June 5, 2026

California WIC Adds Plant-Based Milks and Whole Grains to Food Packages

California WIC Adds Plant-Based Milks and Whole Grains to Food Packages

California WIC now offers more food choices that support healthy diets during pregnancy and early childhood. These options offer more variety and flexibility to meet the needs of different cultures and family preferences. See the New WIC Food Packages What’s New? More whole-grain foods, like corn masa flour, pita bread, whole wheat bagels, and whole wheat English muffins Plant-based milk options Cash value option for fruits and vegetables (fresh, frozen, or canned) instead of jarred baby foods More fruits and vegetables instead of juice Canned fish (tuna, salmon, sardines) for all families More yogurt flavors to choose from, like peach, strawberry-banana, and mango Fresh herbs can be bought using the cash value benefit for fruits and vegetables More package size options when shopping for WIC-eligible foods New! Shopping Guide Here’s a more detailed look at some of the food package changes. For more details, visit myfamily.wic.ca.gov. Update the CA WIC App to see the WIC food changes The CA WIC app will need to be updated in order to see the new WIC food changes. Check your WIC app to see when you can start shopping for your new foods. Use the food scanner to find WIC-approved items. April 2026 Food Package Change Resources Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Why are WIC foods changing? WIC is updating foods to give families more choices, healthier options, and foods that fit different cultures and diets. The California WIC App and Shopping Guide will show the new food options when they are available. Do these changes affect all WIC families? Yes! All California WIC families will see the updated foodsl. You may see new foods, new sizes, and updated amounts for some food items. Check your WIC app to see when you can start shopping for the new foods. How will I know which foods I can buy? The California WIC App will show your updated food balance. Use the food scan feature in the app to check if a food is WIC-approved and available on your food benefits. The California WIC Shopping Guide lists all the new foods and sizes available. Will I lose any of my current foods? Families will still receive healthy foods each month. Some WIC-approved foods may change, such as whole-grains and rice infant cereal, but families will also receive new foods, more choices, and flexibility with other foods. WIC no longer allows rice cereal due to concerns about heavy metal exposure. You will see other healthy infant cereal options instead, such as oatmeal, multigrain, barley, and whole wheat. Where did my juice benefits go? With the new WIC food options, families get an extra $3 per person to spend on fruits and vegetables. These foods are full of vitamins, minerals, and fiber that help keep your heart healthy, lower blood sugar, and help with digestion. Families have the option to swap the extra $3 for 64oz of juice per individual in the family receiving WIC foods. PHFE WIC participants can request to swap the $3 for juice on their WIC benefits by texting 91997. What should I do if I have trouble buying the new WIC foods at the store? If the stores have not updated their systems with the new WIC foods, speak with the manager first. If the issue is not fixed, contact the California WIC program at (800) 852-5770 or [email protected]. Shop for Your WIC Foods Use these tools to find WIC-authorized grocery stores and farmers’ markets near you. Find a WIC Grocer Find a Farmers’ Market The post WIC Foods Are Now Even Better! appeared first on PHFE WIC.

WIC Offers Multilingual Breastfeeding Support Groups

WIC Offers Multilingual Breastfeeding Support Groups

WIC is here to support you and your goals for feeding your baby. Pregnant and breastfeeding families are invited to join breastfeeding support groups on Zoom to connect and learn with other parents. Support groups are offered in English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, and Tagalog. See our upcoming breastfeeding support groups below. Click the ‘Join now’ button on the day and time of the support group to connect on Zoom. See you there! Vietnamese - Thứ Hai, ngày 15/6 lúc 14h WIC sẵn sàng hỗ trợ bạn và mục tiêu nuôi con bằng sữa mẹ của bạn. WIC mời các phụ nữ đang mang thai và các gia đình đang cho con bú sữa mẹ tham gia nhóm hỗ trợ nuôi con bằng sữa mẹ trên Zoom để kết nối và học hỏi với các bậc cha mẹ khác.Nhấp vào nút 'Tham gia ngay' vào ngày và giờ của nhóm hỗ trợ để kết nối trên Zoom Nếu bạn là người tham gia WIC, hãy nhấp vào nút bên dưới để tham gia. Tham gia ngay Nếu bạn KHÔNG phải là người tham gia WIC, hãy nhấp vào nút bên dưới để tham gia. Tham gia ngay Thai - วันพฤหัสบดี 18 มิถุนายน เวลา 14.00 น หากคุณกำลังตั้งครรภ์ หรือ เพิ่งคลอดลูก และ กำลังมองหาความช่วยเหลือ การสนับสนุนในการเลี้ยงลูกด้วยนมแม่ คุณสามารถเข้าร่วมกลุ่มในการประชุมไลฟ์ทางช่องทาง ซูมคลิกที่ปุ่ม 'เข้าร่วมทันที' ด้านล่างในวันและเวลาของกลุ่มสนับสนุนเพื่อเชื่อมต่อกับ Zoom แล้วพบกันค่ะ! หากคุณเป็นสมาชิกของโปรแกรมวิค กรุณากดปุ่มด้านล่างนี้เพื่อเข้าร่วมพูดคุยในกลุ่ม เข้าร่วมตอนนี้ หากคุณไม่ใช่สมาชิกของโปรแกรมวิค กรุณากดปุ่มด้านล่างนี้เพื่อเข้าร่วมพูดคุยในกลุ่ม เข้าร่วมตอนนี้ English - Monday, June 22 @ 2 PM Currently pregnant or just had a baby and looking for breastfeeding support? Join WIC's Virtual Breastfeeding Support Group on Zoom! Click the 'Join now' button below on the day and time of the support group to connect on Zoom. See you there! If you are a WIC participant, click the button below to join. Join Now If you are NOT a WIC participant, click the button below to join. Join Now Tagalog - Martes, Hunyo 23 ng 2:00 ng hapon Ikaw ba ay nagdadalang tao o kapapanganak lamang at nangangailangan ng tulong sa breastfeeding? Maaring lumahok sa breastfeeding support group sa pamamagitan ng Zoom. Kung ikaw ay isang kalahok sa WIC, i-click ang button sa ibaba upang sumali. Sumali ka na! Kung HINDI ka kalahok ng WIC, i-click ang button sa ibaba para sumali. Sumali ka na! Chinese - 星期三, 6月24日, 下午2点 WIC 在这里为您和您的宝宝提供母乳喂养的支持。我们邀请怀孕和母乳喂养的家庭加入 Zoom 上的母乳喂养支持小组，与其他家长一起讨论和学习关于母乳喂养的要点。在小组活动当天只需点击'立即加入Join now' 键即可在Zoom上连接。到时候见！如果您是 WIC 参与者，请单击下面的按钮加入。现在就加入如果您不是 WIC 参与者，请单击下面的按钮加入。现在就加入 Spanish - martes 30 de junio a las 2 PM WIC está aquí para apoyarla a usted y sus metas para alimentar a su bebé. Familias esperando un bebé o amamantando son invitadas a unirse a los grupos de apoyo a la lactancia en Zoom para conectarse y aprender con otros padres. Haga clic en el botón '¡Únase ahora!' el día y la hora del grupo de apoyo que quiera para conectarse en Zoom. Si es participante de WIC, haga clic en el botón a continuación para unirse. ¡Únase ahora! Si NO es participante de WIC, haga clic en el botón a continuación para unirse. ¡Únase ahora! The post Join a Breastfeeding Support Group Online! appeared first on PHFE WIC.

WIC Enrollment: Required Documents Checklist

Welcome to WIC! Our WIC counselors are here to support and empower you to make healthy choices for you and your family. If you are new to the program, please watch this video. Please prepare these required documents Please provide the following items listed below so a WIC counselor can determine if you are eligible for WIC. If your appointment is by phone, we will text you a link to upload photos of your documents. Proof of family income Individuals may be income-eligible for WIC if they receive: Medi-Cal CalFresh CalWORKs Applicants not participating in one of the programs above must provide proof of income for all individuals in the household who share living expenses. Examples include: Paystub or statement from the last 30 days Disability pay Unemployment benefits Social Security benefits Other If you do not have an income or Medi-Cal, tell your WIC counselor at your appointment. Proof of California Residency The document must include the first and last name of the person being enrolled or the parent, caretaker, or guardian applying on behalf of the individual. Examples: Active Medi-Cal numbers Any mail Any bill Driver's license or ID Bank statement Car registration/insurance Other If you do not have proof of residency or Medi-Cal, tell your WIC counselor at your appointment. Identification for all individuals enrolling Examples: Active Medi-Cal numbers Health insurance card Birth certificate Newborn crib card Driver's license or ID Car registration Medical records Immunization card Foster child letter/placement Other Proof of pregnancy (if applicable) This is required only if you are pregnant. It must include your first and last name. Examples: Positive pregnancy note from doctor Ultrasound picture Prenatal vitamin prescription Other What are the WIC income guidelines? WIC uses gross income to determine a household’s income. Gross income is defined as the total cash received by the household before taxes. To qualify for WIC, a family’s income must be less than or equal to the limit in the table below for their family size. Families receiving Medi-Cal, CalFresh, or CalWORKS may be income-eligible for WIC. Each foster child is counted as a family of one. Number of Persons in FamilyMonthly Income LimitYearly Income Limit1 Person$2,461$29,5262 Persons$3,337$40,0343 Persons$4,212$50,5424 Persons$5,088$61,0505 Persons$5,964$71,558More than 5Add per additional member+ $876+ $10,508 Income based on 185% Federal Poverty Level, effective May 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027 Unborn fetuses may be counted toward household size What if I don’t have a required document? After we complete your enrollment, you will have 30 days to provide the documents requested. Tell your WIC counselor during your appointment if you cannot provide a document. WIC will generally accept a sworn statement as a last resort. What’s next? If you qualify for WIC, you will receive a WIC card that you can use to buy food each month. The counselor will make sure you understand your benefits, ask about your family’s health and nutrition, provide nutrition information, and connect you to other programs you qualify for. This might be done at the same time as your eligibility assessment or at a future appointment. Welcome to WIC! The post Signing Up – What Documents Does WIC Need? appeared first on PHFE WIC.

Having Issues with Your WIC Card? Here's What to Do

Having Issues with Your WIC Card? Here's What to Do

Shopping for WIC foods is usually quick and easy, but sometimes you may run into an issue at the store. Not everything at the grocery store is eligible for purchase with your WIC Card. The California Department of Public Health/WIC is working on fixing these issue. Families are encouraged to contact California WIC Family Services at (800) 852-5770 for additional support or to report concerns. If you have problems at the grocery store: Ask to speak with the store manager Contact your local WIC office or California WIC Family Services at (800) 852-5770 or [email protected] Save your store receipt Report the following information: Date Time Store name and address Names of store staff involved Details of the situation California WIC Family Services Contact California WIC Family Services for additional support or to report concerns. Call: (800) 852-5770Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Email: [email protected] Visit the California WIC website at myfamily.wic.ca.gov for more information. For questions regarding your WIC card or to check your current balance, contact California WIC Card Customer Service at (844) 469-3264. The post Issue Shopping with Your WIC Card? appeared first on PHFE WIC.

WIC Update: Soy Milk Replaced with Plant-Based Milk Options

WIC Update: Soy Milk Replaced with Plant-Based Milk Options

Families get more plant-based milk options! WIC food package changes allow families to shop for additional plant-based milk options such as soy, oat, and pea milk.On Monday, April 6, families who previously saw soy-based beverages listed in their WIC food benefits will now see plant-based milk alternatives instead. The new WIC benefit item allows families to shop for any of the plant-based milk options now offered. See the Food Package Changes Issues shopping for soy milk with your WIC benefits? Some families have reported issues when shopping for soy milk with their WIC benefits. California Department of Public Health/WIC is working with vendors to fix this issue. Families are encouraged to try shopping at a different store or shop for their WIC foods without the soy milk. California WIC Family Services Contact California WIC Family Services for additional support or to report concerns. Call: (800) 852-5770Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Email: [email protected] Visit the California WIC website at myfamily.wic.ca.gov for more information. For questions regarding your WIC card or to check your current balance, contact California WIC Card Customer Service at (844) 469-3264. The post WIC Foods Update: Soy Milk is now Plant-Based Milk appeared first on PHFE WIC.

WIC Expands Eligibility: More Families Now Qualify Starting May 1

WIC Expands Eligibility: More Families Now Qualify Starting May 1

WIC announced new income guidelines starting May 1, 2026, which will qualify more families for the program. This increase means more families are eligible to receive healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and more from WIC. As families face job uncertainties, inflation, and rising food costs, the number of those served grows each month. Phone and video appointments offer convenient options for working parents and busy families, while in-person appointments are available at our 27 offices. To qualify for WIC, a family must have an income that is less than the limits listed below and be in a category WIC serves. A family or individual may be eligible if they: Have a child under the age of five Are pregnant Are breastfeeding a baby under the age of one Had a baby within the last six months Experienced a pregnancy loss/termination within the last six months Not enrolled in WIC? Apply now! Families who previously did not qualify for WIC are encouraged to reapply again if they are within the new income limits. Need to renew your WIC account? Text APPT with your preferred date and time to 91997 to schedule an appointment. California WIC Income Guidelines Starting May 1, 2026* The new income limits are effective starting May 1, 2026. Families must make no more than the amount listed below per household size. WIC uses gross income (before taxes) to determine a household's income. Families who already receive Medi-Cal, CalFresh, or CalWORKS may already meet the income guidelines for WIC. Participating in other benefit programs does not affect the amount of WIC benefits you receive, and you may participate in multiple benefit programs at once. Household Size** AnnualMonthlyTwice-MonthlyBi-WeeklyWeekly 1$29,526$2,461$1,231$1,136$568 2$40, 034$3,337$1,669$1,540$770 3$50,542$4,212$2,106$1,944$972 4$61,050$5,088$2,544$2,349$1,175 5$71,558$5,964$2,982$2,753$1,377 6$82,066$6,839$3,420$3,157$1,579 7$92,574$7,715$3,858$3,561$1,781 8$103,082$8,591$4,296$3,965$1,983 More than 8Add per additional member +$10,508+$876+$438+$405+$203 *Income based on 185% Federal Poverty Level, effective May 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027** Unborn fetuses may be counted toward household size. What can I use as proof of income? Proof of income must include your full name or the full name of the person supporting the family. Below are examples that may be used for proof of income, but are not limited to these examples. Examples: Active Medi-Cal, CalFresh, or CalWORKs Pay stub or statement from the last 30 days Disability pay Unemployment benefits Social Security benefits Income tax form/W2 Alimony Bank account statement (use of savings) Child support Foster care stipend letter Student financial grants/scholarships If you do not have a document available, you will have 30 days to provide one after we complete your enrollment. Tell your WIC counselor during your appointment if you cannot provide a document. WIC will generally accept a sworn statement as a last resort. Who would I count towards my household size? Your household includes related or nonrelated individuals that you live with and share an income, consumption of goods, and or/services. Your household size would include, but not be limited to: Your children A spouse or partner Relatives you claim on your taxes Unborn fetuses may be counted toward household size. For foster children, the household size is one. The post More Families Now Qualify for WIC appeared first on PHFE WIC.

LA County's Pathway Home Operation Brings 29 People Indoors

LA County's Pathway Home Operation Brings 29 People Indoors

LA County’s Pathway Home Operation Near Inglewood and Westchester Brings 29 People Experiencing Homelessness Indoors and on a Path to Permanent Housing LA County’s Pathway Home Operation Near Inglewood and Westchester Brings 29 People Experiencing Homelessness Indoors and on a Path to Permanent Housing https://lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/hsh-1024x289.jpg 1024 289 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES //lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/LAC_Header_Logo.dk_.png May 29, 2026 May 29, 2026

LA County Library to Host George Takei Author Talk

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LA County Library to Host George Takei Author Talk

LA County Library Welcomes Home One Book, One Coast Author George Takei for May 31 Author Talk as RSVPs Reach Capacity LA County Library Welcomes Home One Book, One Coast Author George Takei for May 31 Author Talk as RSVPs Reach Capacity https://lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/libraryheader-full-color-horizontal_original-1-1024x191.jpg 1024 191 COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES //lacounty.gov/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/LAC_Header_Logo.dk_.png May 29, 2026 May 29, 2026

Fire Station 46 Groundbreaking Ceremony Announced