The Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council meets Wednesday to discuss a host of local issues.
The Northeast L.A. resident talks about issues close to his heart—healthcare, LGBT seniors, the environment.
The councilman, along with Gil Cedillo, pushes for legalizing murals on private property.
An oversight led to the wrong information being posted on the Council District 14 newsletter.
The Land Use Committee of the Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council to discuss two key issues surrounding real estate development along Colorado Boulevard.
The show airs statewide on California Channel 101.
The ER stores are on a list of 135 shops allowed to remain open, but only one of them is still in business.
The ERNC votes against the possibility of a planning department “director’s interpretation” of plans to build three commercial units at a single address.
The ERNC votes on the design of a lightpole banner intended to instill civic pride in Eagle Rock.
The proposed ordinance change eliminates the problem of the so-called "Starbucks" stakeholder in Neighborhood Council elections.
Historic Highland Park NC member Hector Huezo wants his Eagle Rock NC peers to play their part in a brand new regional grouping.
The Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Eagle Rock City Hall.
The DASH routes servicing the area stopped operating on Thursday. Officials say they are unsure if the strike will continue.
Approval would make Los Angeles the nation's largest city to ban single-use plastic grocery bags.
CD 14’s weekly newsletter keeps you in the loop with key events in and around Eagle Rock.
DOT officials will present the latest Colorado Boulevard Bike and Traffic Improvement Plan at the Center for the Arts.
From updates on key land use issues to the greening of Eagle Rock's boulevards, the 7-9 p.m. gathering is all about neighborhood pride.
It seems that some Glassell Park residents have decided to hitch their stars to the Hollywood sign.
42 businesses, a Montessori school, a PTA and the Center for the Arts cite safety, improved parking and increased foot traffic as reasons for their support, effectively disagreeing with the Eagle Rock Chamber of Commerce on the issue.
Here’s what was said before Thursday’s surprise 4-4 vote by the Historic Highland Park Neighborhood Council not to support the city’s plans to install bike lanes on Figueroa.
Community highlights of the week ahead.
The neighborhood council in Highland Park votes not to support the city's plan to convert auto lanes into bike lanes on Figueroa, while Councilman Huizar proposes putting Figueroa on the back burner until bike lanes are installed on Colorado first
Stan Fargeon will return before the ERNC Land Use Committee May 16 for what is expected to be a final round of discussions.
It's not every day that you see tickets on an entire row of cars.
At 7 p.m. on Thursday, the ERNC Land Use Committee will hear a request by a developer to construct eight houses on a steep hill that has been vacant for decades.
The resistance so far appears to be much less than a movement.
The mayoral candidate speaks to a select gathering of residents, entrepreneurs and officials at a breakfast meeting at Colombo's.
Floristan Avenue resident Peter Aiello recently managed to drive out an RV parked in front of his home for more than a year. Now another motorhome has taken its place.
Highlights include the Arroyo Vista Family Health Center children’s health fair and North East Trees Earth Day Art & Environmental .
Wednesday’s meeting of the Neighborhood Council Plan Review and Reform Initiative will be attended by former ERNC member Robert Guevara.
Payment becomes delinquent if not received by 5 p.m. or postmarked before midnight on April 10.
Congressman Becerra, Assemblyman Jimmy Gomez and Councilman Huizar join LAPD Capt. Jeff Bert in community event at the Center for the Arts.
Highlights: North East Trees fundraiser and May event to help local, small businesses.
All the four elected representatives will be available at the Center for the Arts to talk about their respective levels of government and the services they offer.
Eagle Rock resident Mark Snelgrove makes a presentation before the Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council.
Auto thieves are targeting cars on Eagle Rock’s main street—and the LAPD is considering deployment of plainclothes officers.