LA Metro wants rider feedback to improve the transit experience for neurodivergent riders, including those with autism, ADHD, and sensory processing conditions. As part of a new Neurodiverse Rider Experience Program, Metro is inviting neurodivergent riders and caregivers to take a brief survey about their experiences, barriers, and needs on buses, trains, and at stations. Responses will help shape improvements such as sensory-friendly environments, clearer signage, predictable announcements,...

The City of Los Angeles’ Office of Public Accountability (OPA) invites community members to share their feedback on experiences with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power affordability. The survey is designed to better understand the unique affordability challenges facing you and your family, as well as things you'd like to see LADWP do to make your bill more manageable. Take the SURVEY HERE

Presented by the Office of Congressman Jimmy Gomez and the Women's March Foundation, this timely session is offered to NELA residents interested in understanding their rights as observers of ICE activities in our neighborhood. This event is free, but you must be registered to attend. Please click on the image below to register for the session.