We are continuing to work on Los Angeles County 2045 Climate Action Plan (2045 CAP). The 2045 CAP will build upon the County’s overarching sustainability goal by including specific strategies, measures, and actions to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. We are launching the 2045 CAP Community Survey to gather your feedback on which future climate […]
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The SEA Program Update had a Regional Planning Commission (RPC) public hearing yesterday. The Commission moved to continue the public hearing and take it off calendar. The Commission directed staff to continue discussions on specific issues: water hauling projects, single-family residences and agricultural uses in the Antelope Valley, and resources for the Fire Department Forestry
9/26 RPC Public Hearing Update Read More »
For the 30th Anniversary of Asian-American Pacific Islander Heritage (AAPI) Month and with this year’s AAPI theme in mind, “Advancing Leaders through Collaboration”, members of the Advance Planning Social Media Team of Los Angeles County Planning reached out to Commissioner David W. Louie for an interview. Commissioner Louie represents the 2nd District, which includes most
Last week, planners joined the LA County Library and Fonografia Collective at the Sunkist Library in La Puente to collect personal stories and histories of the East San Gabriel Valley Planning Area. The project, titled “A People’s Map”, is part of a community engagement effort led by Fonografia. The team is comprised of Ruxandra Guidi and Roberto
A People’s Map: Stories from the East San Gabriel Valley is a community storytelling project about the people and places of Los Angeles’ East San Gabriel Valley, an area that once was predominantly used for agriculture but is now almost entirely built out and among the most ethnically diverse in the country. We’ve embarked on this
A People’s Map of the ESGV: Hot Off the Press! Read More »
With recent news highlighting the brilliant beauty of poppy blooms, people are flocking to the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve to see for themselves. The Antelope Valley community takes great pride in the Reserve and in the leadership of local artist and activist, Jane Pinheiro, who was able to protect the state flower in this
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Acorn woodpeckers may be the squirrels of the birds. Have you seen a tree with acorns stuck in its trunk? If so, then you are seeing the work of an acorn woodpecker! They are best known for drilling into tree trunks to hoard their acorn stash to tide them over during winter. An acorn woodpecker
On December 9th, 2020 at 9am, three CSDs will be presented to the Regional Planning Commission during an online public hearing. We released a public draft of the Acton update, Leona Valley update, and a brand new Green Valley CSD for your review on our website. You may send comments on the drafts prior to
Acton, Leona Valley, and Green Valley CSDs going to RPC Hearing, December 9, 2020! Read More »
On Tuesday, February 4th, public agencies and community based organizations were invited to a joint stakeholder meeting to discuss issues and opportunities in the East San Gabriel Valley. These issues and opportunities are related to a variety of topics that will be present in the East San Gabriel Valley Area Plan, including sustainability, land use,
Agency / Community Based Organization Stakeholder Meeting Read More »
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