Showing posts with label Community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Community. Show all posts

Friday, March 5, 2010

Saturday March 6 Dodgers Job Fair!



Are you or someone you know looking for a job? If so, please join me this Saturday for the 15th Annual Community Job Fair at the Los Angeles Dodgers Stadium!

The City of Los Angeles and my office have worked with the Los Angeles Dodgers to make Saturday's event a success. As your Councilmember, job creation is a top priority, and I hope that you attend and meet the 100 employers that are participating in the event. These employers will be conducting on-site interviews for jobs. I encourage you to bring your resumes and to dress for success.
Details:

When: Saturday March 6, 2010
Time: 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Location: Dodger Stadium
1000 Elysian Park Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90012

Parking at Dodger Stadium and admission to the job fair are free. The Dodgers will be providing a free shuttle service into the stadium from the corner of Elysian Park Avenue / Sunset Blvd. and Elysian Park Avenue/Stadium Way.

Please share the details of this event with your friends and loved ones.

Thursday, December 17, 2009

KTLA Skate Plaza w/ Rob Dyrdek Segment!


Check out this video by KTLA from this morning with the very cool Rob Dyrdek! Today is the grand opening of this new Skate Plaza located at Hollenbeck Park. 3:30pm
Hope to see you there!

 

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

El Sereno Stallions Homecoming, 15 Years and Still Going Strong

On Sunday I was invited to the El Sereno Stallions Homecoming at Wilson High School. What a great event! The Stallions are celebrating 15 years in the El Sereno community under the direction of Jorge Hernandez. The commitment that the parents, coaches, football players and cheerleaders demonstrate is really inspiring. When I was a young boy, sports were always a part of my life. I wanted to be a baseball player and I was glad to see that Louie Moreno, who was my high school baseball coach, was the MC at the Stallions Homecoming. A big congratulations and thank you is in order to the Stallions head coaches, Joel Cuevas, Lionel Gonzalez, Robin Joseph Sr., Mario Zepeda, Bert Pere, Andy Carrillo and Art Garcia, as well as the many parents and family members who volunteer their time to teach these kids the importance of team spirit and sportsmanship. Playing sports and being involved allows students to be positive role models and teaches the value of hard work, commitment and friendship. Congratulation again to the players and the 2009 court! Great job!







Monday, October 19, 2009

Northeast LA LAPD Open House & Resource Fair , A Celebration of Community

On Saturday, I joined Captain Bill Murphy and the brave men and women of the Northeast Los Angeles Police Station for their Annual Open House and Resource Fair. The entire station was packed with people from the community, from seniors to tots, as well vendors serving up great local food. I believe Captain Murphy said they had well over 1,000 people in attendance. Everyday, LAPD officers risk their lives to protect our neighborhoods and communities. It’s important that we take the time to thank them and acknowledge them for all they do. Because of the commitment and hard work of the Northeast Division and the leadership of Captain Murphy, the Northeast has ranked 1st in crime reduction City-wide with homicides down 56 percent and violent crime down 10 percent. We know that accomplishments like these come to fruition by building strong community alliances. This Open House and Resource Fair provided a safe and fun environment where residents had the opportunity to meet police officers, take a tour of the station, and build the type of relationships that will help improve all our lives. Thank you to everyone who attended and to the many volunteers who made it all possible.

Sunday, October 18, 2009

USC Health and Wellness Fair


On Saturday I was joined by the Consul General of Mexico Juan Marcos Gutierrez Gonzalez and Sheriff Lee Baca at the USC Health and Wellness Community Fair at East Los Angeles Occupational Center. The USC Civic and Community Relations Health Sciences Campus presented the free fair to the community which included informational, health screenings and community booths. This event and partnership is important as it helps connect the resources at the USC Health Campus directly with members of the community. With the participation with the many organizations that partook in the fair, residents received medical services and information that they may otherwise not have access too. There are many things that we can do on a local level to ensure that people receive medical services. I look forward to continuing our partnership so that we can bring additional services to our community.