Sheriff Luna, DA Hochman go against LA County supervisors by advocating for closure but only if a new, modern correctional facility is built in its place
In a special ceremony at the Albuquerque Museum, Mayor Tim Keller, new APINH Liaison Carlo Aragon, and community leaders ceremoniously cut the ribbon to open the center.
On April 7th, 2025, thanks to support from the Natural Resources Defense Council's (NRDC) Food Matters initiative, the City launched a pilot project to explore using a hub model to collect residential food waste for composting, instead of landfilling. For the first year, the City is piloting one site, McKinley Community Center. Currently, the about 53 households are participating, and the project has diverted 1.1 tons of material.
Acerca de Community Taylor Yard Equity Strategy “Community TYES” The Community Taylor Yard Equity Strategy (TYES) is a project of the 100 Acre Partnership at Taylor Yard in Los Angeles in partnership with the Los Angeles Regional Open Space and Affordable Housing (LA ROSAH) Collaborative. The Community TYES project aims to help the low-income communities around Taylor Yard thrive in place as park space is delivered, to avoid displacement and to amplify community benefits. The project is supported by the City of Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, Resources Legacy Fund, the Trust for Public Land, the Natural Resources Defense Council, the University of California Los Angeles and other public agencies, private philanthropy, nonprofits, and community-based organizations. TYES actions will uplift the priorities of local residents and small businesses, and topics of action may include workforce development, affordable housing, homebuyers clubs, micro and small business support, local artists and cultural institutions, and infrastructure improvements.
The Community TYES Progress Report, unveiled at a celebration for the Río de Los Ángeles State Park Soccer Field improvements, lays out how the new 100 acres of green space at Taylor Yard will benefit longtime Northeast LA residents.
Bernalillo County – The Office of the County Assessor is searching for a leader to head a new program that will match potential farmers with available land.
At its July 15 regular meeting, the La Cañada Flintridge City Council unanimously selected Kim Bowman to serve as Mayor and Jeanne Kim Hobson as Mayor Pro Tem for the coming year. Each July, the Council designates one of its members for the roles of Mayor and Mayor Pro Tem.
Ohioans will have to act quickly if they want to make use of federal tax credits for buying electric vehicles and energy efficient appliances.
Today, on July 10, the New Orleans City Council passed its first Building Energy Benchmarking ordinance (Ordinance No. 35,154), which will require large buildings over 20,000 square feet to track and report their annual energy use. The Building Energy Benchmarking ordinance is a key strategy identified in the City’s Climate Action Plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve building performance, and support a more climate-resilient New Orleans.