There’s an oceanic theme to this week’s news.
Will the last WWII warship find a home in San Pedro? Read about your possible new neighbor, the USS Iowa.
The Marine Mammal Care Center at Fort MacArthur is overflowing with distressed animals.
Whale watching season has begun and cruises are running daily through March.
The new issue of Random Lengths News has a cover story on the port news of 2009. The print edition is out but the online version is not yet posted.
The port is sending holiday greetings electronically … and rather comically. The “12 Days of the Port of LA” e-card trumpets everything from “7 clean trucks hauling” to “5 mega-ships!” to “3 Least Terns.”
Friday, December 25, 2009
Western Avenue Restaurant News
We’re a little late on some of these, but here the eateries that have opened and closed on Western Avenue.
Coming soon
Truselas is serving Italian and California cuisine in the Albertson’s shopping center, across from Cold Stone Creamery where an Asian restaurant used to be. A story appears on page 26 of the October issue of San Pedro Today.
Sirinat Thai is packing in the crowds at peak times. Read a review on the second page of this Random Lengths section. Located on 25th Street in the shopping center with Chicago for Ribs and Hollywood Video.
Aloha Ice Cream and Coffee has closed in the same shopping center.
Amalfitano Bakery, by the owners of the former Ramona Bakery on Pacific Avenue, is expected to open in January.
A second location of Pavich’s Pizza will open in early 2010 in the former Pizza Hut on Western and Summerland Avenues.
Saladish is expected to open in the Terraces in February. The restaurant will be comparable to a Souplantation, serving organic salads plus soups and wraps in a more intimate setting. This will be the first U.S. location of the Korean chain, which plans to open five other cafes in the L.A. area.
Needless to say, P’sketti Spaghetti House has closed.
Coming soon
Two soon-to-be new kids on the block: Saladish and a second Pavich’s Pizza.
Truselas is serving Italian and California cuisine in the Albertson’s shopping center, across from Cold Stone Creamery where an Asian restaurant used to be. A story appears on page 26 of the October issue of San Pedro Today.
Sirinat Thai is packing in the crowds at peak times. Read a review on the second page of this Random Lengths section. Located on 25th Street in the shopping center with Chicago for Ribs and Hollywood Video.
Aloha Ice Cream and Coffee has closed in the same shopping center.
Amalfitano Bakery, by the owners of the former Ramona Bakery on Pacific Avenue, is expected to open in January.
A second location of Pavich’s Pizza will open in early 2010 in the former Pizza Hut on Western and Summerland Avenues.
Saladish is expected to open in the Terraces in February. The restaurant will be comparable to a Souplantation, serving organic salads plus soups and wraps in a more intimate setting. This will be the first U.S. location of the Korean chain, which plans to open five other cafes in the L.A. area.
Needless to say, P’sketti Spaghetti House has closed.
Happy Kwanzaa
Kwanzaa begins today. The holiday was created in 1966 by CSU Long Beach professor Dr. Maulana Karenga to celebrate African and African-American family, community and culture. Learn more at the official Kwanzaa website.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Week in Review
LA, can you spare a job? Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is forming an economic advisory team to create jobs and revive the local economy.
What’s in your glass? If it’s H20, you might want to know this: “LA’s water quality ranks low among large US cities.”
Speaking of water, Coastal San Pedro neighborhood councilmember Soledad Garcia was recently honored for her citywide leadership of the Department of Water and Power oversight committee.
The feds have noticed the port’s green goals and the result is “Clean Truck Program at ports wins EPA award.”
Random Lengths News published a 30th anniversary commemorative edition Friday. Find it around town (but not yet online) and read what the prominent townsfolk have to say.
What’s in your glass? If it’s H20, you might want to know this: “LA’s water quality ranks low among large US cities.”
Speaking of water, Coastal San Pedro neighborhood councilmember Soledad Garcia was recently honored for her citywide leadership of the Department of Water and Power oversight committee.
The feds have noticed the port’s green goals and the result is “Clean Truck Program at ports wins EPA award.”
Random Lengths News published a 30th anniversary commemorative edition Friday. Find it around town (but not yet online) and read what the prominent townsfolk have to say.
Arts & Culture News
The Rabbitat shop is closing. Adopt a bunny and/or save money on inanimate merchandise at the clearance sale through the end of the year.
An effort is underway to create a stamp for the late San Pedro writer Charles Bukowski, who penned the novel Post Office based on his job at the Terminal Annex postal sorting facility. L.A. fans are backing a petition to create the stamp in time to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Bukowski’s death in 2014.
Read about two holiday shows now playing at the Warner Grand Theatre: “The Christmas Carol” by The Relevant Stage and tonight’s Golden State Pops Orchestra “Holiday Swing” show.
An effort is underway to create a stamp for the late San Pedro writer Charles Bukowski, who penned the novel Post Office based on his job at the Terminal Annex postal sorting facility. L.A. fans are backing a petition to create the stamp in time to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Bukowski’s death in 2014.
Read about two holiday shows now playing at the Warner Grand Theatre: “The Christmas Carol” by The Relevant Stage and tonight’s Golden State Pops Orchestra “Holiday Swing” show.
Coastal Council Meeting Monday
Monday’s Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council meeting will bring a mix of business and pleasure. New San Pedro High School Principal Jeanette Stevens will speak and the board will take up some bona fide motions. Then the meeting will progress to the critical agenda items involving Pavich’s Pizza and other refreshments. The meeting takes place on Dec. 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Cabrillo Marina Community Building, Cabrillo Plaza, Berth 28. For more information, view the agenda or call (310) 290-0049.
Merry Days
Wishing our readers a Happy (end of) Hanukkah and Merry Christmas (in advance). Have a wonderful holiday … or several.
Friday, December 11, 2009
Week in Review
They’re watching you – all 321 cameras that keep an eye on port security. Read more in the Daily Breeze cover story from last Sunday.
Crime in downtown and coastal San Pedro is making the news. The Daily Breeze did stories before and after a special Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council meeting about community crime Tuesday. And, following two incidents in coastal San Pedro, a community meeting is taking place Sunday. Hosted by Councilwoman Janice Hahn, the Dec. 13 meeting is set for 9:30 a.m. at the Starbucks at 25th Street and Western Avenue. The coffeehouse was robbed late last month and a nearby clothing store in the Vons shopping center was also robbed this week.
The Gaffey Street pool will be renovated with port funds from the China Shipping settlement.
What’s more, they’re going to build a pool at the new Angels Gate High School. As the Daily Breeze reports, the pool will give the San Pedro High School swim team its own place to practice and it will be open to the public. Get the background in this story, written ahead of the LA school board vote Tuesday to approve funding.
The school board also voted to condemn the cell phone towers that recently went up near Taper Avenue Elementary School.
With just a year left on its temporary lease, Eastview Little League again asked the port Thursday to extend its time on Knoll Hill. Commissioners did not take action on the group’s request, according to a Daily Breeze brief.
The Northwest San Pedro Neighborhood Council is not holding a December meeting. Their agenda: to take a little holiday from politics. Do I hear a second?
And how about a break from parking meters? Wish granted. Downtown San Pedro meters will be free from Dec. 15 through Jan. 1.
Crime in downtown and coastal San Pedro is making the news. The Daily Breeze did stories before and after a special Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council meeting about community crime Tuesday. And, following two incidents in coastal San Pedro, a community meeting is taking place Sunday. Hosted by Councilwoman Janice Hahn, the Dec. 13 meeting is set for 9:30 a.m. at the Starbucks at 25th Street and Western Avenue. The coffeehouse was robbed late last month and a nearby clothing store in the Vons shopping center was also robbed this week.
The Gaffey Street pool will be renovated with port funds from the China Shipping settlement.
What’s more, they’re going to build a pool at the new Angels Gate High School. As the Daily Breeze reports, the pool will give the San Pedro High School swim team its own place to practice and it will be open to the public. Get the background in this story, written ahead of the LA school board vote Tuesday to approve funding.
The school board also voted to condemn the cell phone towers that recently went up near Taper Avenue Elementary School.
With just a year left on its temporary lease, Eastview Little League again asked the port Thursday to extend its time on Knoll Hill. Commissioners did not take action on the group’s request, according to a Daily Breeze brief.
The Northwest San Pedro Neighborhood Council is not holding a December meeting. Their agenda: to take a little holiday from politics. Do I hear a second?
And how about a break from parking meters? Wish granted. Downtown San Pedro meters will be free from Dec. 15 through Jan. 1.
Holiday Happenings
Tubachristmas today (Dec. 12) at 3 p.m. at the Croatian Cultural Center, 510 W. Seventh St.
It’s a LuLu jewelry sale this weekend (Dec. 12-13) at The Corner Store, 1118 W 37th St. (310) 832-2424.
City Hall tree decorating on Monday, Dec. 14 at 10 a.m. at 638 S. Beacon St. Details in the flyer.
Miracle on 37th Street on Friday, Dec. 18 at The Corner Store. Pictures with Santa and socializing from 5 to 8 p.m. Caroling and egg nog at 7:30 p.m. The forecast calls for snow, just like last year. Bring flashlights and bells. 1118 W. 37th St. (310) 832-2424.
Give a pet a good home and Save a Stray for the Holidays. The adoption event takes place at the San Pedro animal shelter next Saturday (Dec. 19) from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 957 N. Gaffey St. and other shelters citywide. Save a stray and save money with special discounts on adoptions. Find more information at the sponsoring FoundAnimals.org.
It’s a LuLu jewelry sale this weekend (Dec. 12-13) at The Corner Store, 1118 W 37th St. (310) 832-2424.
City Hall tree decorating on Monday, Dec. 14 at 10 a.m. at 638 S. Beacon St. Details in the flyer.
Miracle on 37th Street on Friday, Dec. 18 at The Corner Store. Pictures with Santa and socializing from 5 to 8 p.m. Caroling and egg nog at 7:30 p.m. The forecast calls for snow, just like last year. Bring flashlights and bells. 1118 W. 37th St. (310) 832-2424.
Give a pet a good home and Save a Stray for the Holidays. The adoption event takes place at the San Pedro animal shelter next Saturday (Dec. 19) from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 957 N. Gaffey St. and other shelters citywide. Save a stray and save money with special discounts on adoptions. Find more information at the sponsoring FoundAnimals.org.
Downtown San Pedro Restaurant News
George’s Café Opens in 8th Street Lofts
George’s Café is now serving Mexican and American favorites in its new location at the 8th Street Lofts, 800 S. Pacific Ave. Chef/owner George Haro, pictured above, is cooking a limited menu for breakfast and lunch as he readies for full service in a few weeks. Watch for dinner service and an ice cream counter coming soon. Meanwhile, Haro is eager to welcome his regular customers to his new location in the quaint “plaza” of the Italian-style building. The café is open daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. (310) 521-8307.
7th Street Chophouse is now serving lunch Tuesday through Friday.
Marcello’s has rebranded itself as Michael’s Tuscany Room. Read all about it on page 30 of the current San Pedro Today.
Next: a roundup of Western Avenue restaurant news.
George’s Café is now serving Mexican and American favorites in its new location at the 8th Street Lofts, 800 S. Pacific Ave. Chef/owner George Haro, pictured above, is cooking a limited menu for breakfast and lunch as he readies for full service in a few weeks. Watch for dinner service and an ice cream counter coming soon. Meanwhile, Haro is eager to welcome his regular customers to his new location in the quaint “plaza” of the Italian-style building. The café is open daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. (310) 521-8307.
7th Street Chophouse is now serving lunch Tuesday through Friday.
Marcello’s has rebranded itself as Michael’s Tuscany Room. Read all about it on page 30 of the current San Pedro Today.
Next: a roundup of Western Avenue restaurant news.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Civic Notes
Week in review
Mother Nature fidgeted and sent chunks of cliff tumbling into the sea. Translation: there was a landslide along Paseo del Mar in coastal San Pedro.
City Attorney Carmen “Nuch” Trutanich was in the hospital this week with abdominal pains, but he’s out now.
Saying “the fate of this department is tied to the fate of this city,” new Police Chief Charlie Beck was sworn in Thursday.
Get your bi-weekly dose of news from global to local in the latest issue of Random Lengths News, circulating in print and online.
Today and the week ahead
The show’s on the water today (Saturday) for the 47th annual Los Angeles Harbor Holiday Afloat Parade at 6 p.m. Details and viewing locations here.
Make merry on Sunday at the 29th annual holiday parade beginning at 1 p.m. on Dec. 6. Assuming he’s feeling well enough, the city attorney will serve as grand marshall, followed by a myriad of other politicos parading along.
The Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council is holding a special meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 8 to address recent crime in the area. The meeting takes place at 6:30 p.m. at the Croatian Cultural Center, 510 W. Seventh St. Visit www.sanpedrocity.org or call (310) 918-8650 for more information.
Mother Nature fidgeted and sent chunks of cliff tumbling into the sea. Translation: there was a landslide along Paseo del Mar in coastal San Pedro.
City Attorney Carmen “Nuch” Trutanich was in the hospital this week with abdominal pains, but he’s out now.
Saying “the fate of this department is tied to the fate of this city,” new Police Chief Charlie Beck was sworn in Thursday.
Get your bi-weekly dose of news from global to local in the latest issue of Random Lengths News, circulating in print and online.
Today and the week ahead
The show’s on the water today (Saturday) for the 47th annual Los Angeles Harbor Holiday Afloat Parade at 6 p.m. Details and viewing locations here.
Make merry on Sunday at the 29th annual holiday parade beginning at 1 p.m. on Dec. 6. Assuming he’s feeling well enough, the city attorney will serve as grand marshall, followed by a myriad of other politicos parading along.
The Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council is holding a special meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 8 to address recent crime in the area. The meeting takes place at 6:30 p.m. at the Croatian Cultural Center, 510 W. Seventh St. Visit www.sanpedrocity.org or call (310) 918-8650 for more information.
Locally Crafted Holiday Gifts
So, you’ve been voting with your dollars and shopping locally this holiday season. That’s the spirit! In addition to your favorite stores, shop these special sales for locally made arts and crafts:
The Corner Store is hosting a series of art shows and sales this month. Pottery by Delora runs now through Sunday (Dec. 6), featuring ceramics and silky bejeweled handbags. Upcoming: It’s a Lu-Lu jewelry sale Dec. 12-13 and SilverFox jewelry sale Dec. 19-20. 1118 W 37th St., (310) 832-2424.
Shop downtown’s holiday craft festival on Sunday (Dec. 6) in conjunction with the annual holiday parade. Find all sorts of gifts, home décor, clothing and accessories at the fair, plus face painting, music and refreshments. Sponsored by the new Downtown San Pedro Business Assn., the festival takes place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Renaissance Lot, 429 Sixth St. For more information, view the flyer or call Our Creations at (310) 519-8231.
The San Pedro Arts Assn. is holding a holiday boutique sale beginning Friday with an opening reception at 7 p.m. The sale and Dec. 11 reception take place at the group’s gallery in Ports O’ Call Village, Berth 77, Bldg. P18. For more information, visit sanpedroarts.org or call (310) 831-2928.
The Corner Store is hosting a series of art shows and sales this month. Pottery by Delora runs now through Sunday (Dec. 6), featuring ceramics and silky bejeweled handbags. Upcoming: It’s a Lu-Lu jewelry sale Dec. 12-13 and SilverFox jewelry sale Dec. 19-20. 1118 W 37th St., (310) 832-2424.
Shop downtown’s holiday craft festival on Sunday (Dec. 6) in conjunction with the annual holiday parade. Find all sorts of gifts, home décor, clothing and accessories at the fair, plus face painting, music and refreshments. Sponsored by the new Downtown San Pedro Business Assn., the festival takes place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Renaissance Lot, 429 Sixth St. For more information, view the flyer or call Our Creations at (310) 519-8231.
The San Pedro Arts Assn. is holding a holiday boutique sale beginning Friday with an opening reception at 7 p.m. The sale and Dec. 11 reception take place at the group’s gallery in Ports O’ Call Village, Berth 77, Bldg. P18. For more information, visit sanpedroarts.org or call (310) 831-2928.
Friday, November 27, 2009
In Holiday Mode: A Light News Week
First the Thanksgiving Day feast, then the Friday after. Did you relax, shop or go to work? The pace of news has slowed for the holiday, so there’s almost nothing to report. The December issue of San Pedro Today is out, featuring a cover story on the Arcade Building in downtown San Pedro, plus other community news and coupons from Harbor Area businesses to nudge you to “shop local.”
New at First Thursday
The monthly First Thursday artwalk is Dec. 3 in downtown San Pedro. Highlights include:
The opening of “Sunshine and Struggle,” a photo exhibit on Italian Americans in L.A. including historical artifacts and never before published photographs. Ribbon cutting and opening reception at 6:30 p.m. at the Renaissance Building, 447 W. Sixth Street. www.italianhall.org.
A free guided tour beginning at Mishi’s Strudel Bakery and Café, 309 W. Seventh Street at 6:30 p.m. The hourlong tour will visit different buildings, shops, restaurants, galleries and artists’ studios each month.
The opening of “Sunshine and Struggle,” a photo exhibit on Italian Americans in L.A. including historical artifacts and never before published photographs. Ribbon cutting and opening reception at 6:30 p.m. at the Renaissance Building, 447 W. Sixth Street. www.italianhall.org.
A free guided tour beginning at Mishi’s Strudel Bakery and Café, 309 W. Seventh Street at 6:30 p.m. The hourlong tour will visit different buildings, shops, restaurants, galleries and artists’ studios each month.
Holiday Events
It’s that time, when the calendar fills up with seasonal events for festive good times. Here are the free community events occurring this week. If you’re in the mood for a holiday show, check the website of your favorite theatre for its seasonal performance.
Friday, Dec. 4
Fountain holiday show on the waterfront along Harbor Blvd. south of the bridge. 7-9 p.m.
www.portofla.org/recreation/fountain.asp
Candy Cane Lane open house and festival at Weymouth Corners, bringing Santa and more to Eighth Street and Weymouth Avenue. 5-9 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 5
47th Annual Los Angeles Harbor Holiday Afloat Parade at 6 p.m. Details and viewing locations here.
Sunday, Dec. 6
29th Annual Spirit of San Pedro Holiday Parade, with City Attorney Carmen “Nuch” Trutanich as Grand Marshall. Pre-parade entertainment at 11:30 a.m. at two locations in downtown San Pedro, followed by the parade along Pacific Avenue from 15th to Sixth Street then down Sixth to Palos Verdes Street. New this year: a fair at “Jurassic lot,” a.k.a Renaissance Park, 429 W. Sxith Street, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. www.spholidayparade.com.
Friday, Dec. 4
Fountain holiday show on the waterfront along Harbor Blvd. south of the bridge. 7-9 p.m.
www.portofla.org/recreation/fountain.asp
Candy Cane Lane open house and festival at Weymouth Corners, bringing Santa and more to Eighth Street and Weymouth Avenue. 5-9 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 5
47th Annual Los Angeles Harbor Holiday Afloat Parade at 6 p.m. Details and viewing locations here.
Sunday, Dec. 6
29th Annual Spirit of San Pedro Holiday Parade, with City Attorney Carmen “Nuch” Trutanich as Grand Marshall. Pre-parade entertainment at 11:30 a.m. at two locations in downtown San Pedro, followed by the parade along Pacific Avenue from 15th to Sixth Street then down Sixth to Palos Verdes Street. New this year: a fair at “Jurassic lot,” a.k.a Renaissance Park, 429 W. Sxith Street, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. www.spholidayparade.com.
Friday, November 20, 2009
Week in Review
Neighbors are steamed over the unannounced installation of cell phone towers near Taper Avenue Elementary School. Turns out, the cell phone companies don’t need to ask or tell before adding onto existing poles. Here’s the Daily Breeze story and here’s a Channel 2/9 TV news segment. A few days later, “Hahn asks LA council to reconsider cell tower policy.” More here in Hahn’s press release on the subject.
Extra! Extra! “San Pedro citizens panel gives Port of LA its plan for Knoll Hill,” but the devil is still in the (monetary) details.
The new L.A. police chief, Charlie Beck, held a meet and greet at Peck Park Thursday. Following an introduction by Councilwoman Janice Hahn, Beck spoke briefly then opened the floor to questions, which were few.
“Multicultural Man,” nude figure of peace and life-like anatomy, will be permanently displayed on the waterfront.
Funded by the city of L.A. Community Redevelopment Agency, the San Pedro Arts, Entertainment and Culture District has awarded grants to local artists. The grants are the first disbursements of the $500,000 budget allocated for artistic projects that add economic and cultural value to the neighborhood. So, who got funding? Read the names in the Daily Breeze news brief.
Port Executive Director Geraldine Knatz defends the Clean Trucks program in a Daily Breeze commentary.
Extra! Extra! “San Pedro citizens panel gives Port of LA its plan for Knoll Hill,” but the devil is still in the (monetary) details.
The new L.A. police chief, Charlie Beck, held a meet and greet at Peck Park Thursday. Following an introduction by Councilwoman Janice Hahn, Beck spoke briefly then opened the floor to questions, which were few.
“Multicultural Man,” nude figure of peace and life-like anatomy, will be permanently displayed on the waterfront.
Funded by the city of L.A. Community Redevelopment Agency, the San Pedro Arts, Entertainment and Culture District has awarded grants to local artists. The grants are the first disbursements of the $500,000 budget allocated for artistic projects that add economic and cultural value to the neighborhood. So, who got funding? Read the names in the Daily Breeze news brief.
Port Executive Director Geraldine Knatz defends the Clean Trucks program in a Daily Breeze commentary.
Lt. Gov. Race: Hahn’s Highly Visible, Lowenthal’s Lying Low
And the Juicy ‘What If’ Should the Council Seat Open Up
Two Harbor Area politicians are running for California Lieutenant Governor, more or less. Councilwoman Janice Hahn is leaning towards more, evidenced by the succession of press releases this week announcing her new campaign website, janicehahn.com, a video interview on her platform and more. For his part, state Sen. Alan Lowenthal is reportedly leaning against a run.
So, who might run for City Council if Hahn vacates the seat? The Daily Breeze names names in a story on Hahn’s lead in early polling.
Two Harbor Area politicians are running for California Lieutenant Governor, more or less. Councilwoman Janice Hahn is leaning towards more, evidenced by the succession of press releases this week announcing her new campaign website, janicehahn.com, a video interview on her platform and more. For his part, state Sen. Alan Lowenthal is reportedly leaning against a run.
So, who might run for City Council if Hahn vacates the seat? The Daily Breeze names names in a story on Hahn’s lead in early polling.
Glimpse of the Future?
A record-setting number of cruise ship passengers will come and go through the World Cruise Center Sunday. If you have nothing better to do, go down and see three big ships and some of the 17,000 people who will embark or disembark throughout the day. Read more in the Daily Breeze story.
Friday, November 13, 2009
Knoll Hill Update
Port officials will give a presentation on Knoll Hill at Thursday’s Harbor commission meeting. Inclusion of ball fields remains the most controversial part of the “preferred alternative,” generating opposition from community activists and legal objections from state authorities.
Meanwhile, the Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council voted Tuesday to endorse a Knoll Hill plan that does not include ball fields. By a 10-2 margin, board members signaled support for “passive” open space and non-specific active recreational activities. The two dissenting votes were cast by councilmembers Sue Castillo and Phill Trigas, who served on the port-sponsored advisory committee that authored the plan with ball fields, which the neighborhood council effectively voted down.
Finally, time is running out for the Eastview Little League to relocate from Knoll Hill but they are “striking out on new fields.”
Meanwhile, the Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council voted Tuesday to endorse a Knoll Hill plan that does not include ball fields. By a 10-2 margin, board members signaled support for “passive” open space and non-specific active recreational activities. The two dissenting votes were cast by councilmembers Sue Castillo and Phill Trigas, who served on the port-sponsored advisory committee that authored the plan with ball fields, which the neighborhood council effectively voted down.
Finally, time is running out for the Eastview Little League to relocate from Knoll Hill but they are “striking out on new fields.”
Workshop Tuesday for Community Groups Holding Special Events in L.A.
There are countless horror stories about community groups having to change or cancel special events at the last minute because of incomplete paperwork. To remedy this, Councilwoman Janice Hahn is hosting a workshop to shed light on the city’s new special events process.
The workshop takes place on Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Harbor Gateway, 19800 S. Vermont Ave. It will cover topics such as the street closure application process, block parties, Building and Safety permits, fire inspections and special event fees.
Call (310) 732-4515 for more information.
The workshop takes place on Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Harbor Gateway, 19800 S. Vermont Ave. It will cover topics such as the street closure application process, block parties, Building and Safety permits, fire inspections and special event fees.
Call (310) 732-4515 for more information.
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