Read answers to the questionnaire we sent to CD4 candidates.
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Send a letter to Mayor Bass and the City Councilmembers telling them that short-term rental enforcement must be a priority.
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March 1, 2023
We have word that Doheny has reopened north of Oriole.
February 26, 2023
6:00 pm update
The tree that was down on Crescent Heights has been cleared. The road is open and the line has been repaired.
4:00 pm update
Upper Sunset Plaza and Doheny Estates are still without power. We believe that this is part of a Studio City-based outage. The LADWP outage map shows a predicted restore time TOMORROW for some of the Studio City outages, so this is definitely a possible scenario.
12:30 pm update:
Looks like the Queens crew turned the power back on. Still waiting in Doheny Estates. Now we need to find out what’s going on with Spectrum.
12:00 pm update:
Crew en route to fix outage in Doheny Estates.
11:30 am update:
Crews are at work on Queens. Queens is closed at Sunset.
9 am update:
DWP is saying that nearly half of outages have been handled. No new specific info.
February 25. 2023
8 pm update:
One outage on the LADWP map reports a crew “en route.” Crews will be working all night. New map posted.
5 pm update:
New map. No new info from LADWP.
3 pm update:
New map. We are increasingly hearing that residents are being told to expect power to be restored tomorrow, February 26th.
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It’s time to take action to ensure that stopping party houses and enforcing the short-term rental ordinance are City priorities.
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Here are the bios for our 2023 board nominees, listed in alphabetical order. Voting will take place at the year-end meeting on December 5.
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The DEA has already seized enough fentanyl this year to kill every single American. The #1 cause of death in 18-45-year-olds is overdose by illicit fentanyl poisoning.
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Over the years, the City has adopted numerous ordinances with the explicit objective of stopping out-of-scale building in the hills because out-of-scale buildings dwarf neighboring buildings, destroy community character, create irreparable harm to the natural environment and wreak havoc on quality of life.
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The historic Stahl House, one of the most famous architectural homes in the world, and a Los Angeles Historical-Cultural Monument, is potentially at risk!
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Many of us are receiving non-renewal notices from our insurance companies. Some companies are no longer insuring homeowners policies in very high fire hazard severity zones and others are leaving California altogether. Here’s what you need to know.
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According to the California Air Resources Board (CARB), an hour of gas-powered leaf blower use creates as much smog-causing pollution as driving a Toyota Camry 1100 miles. Nope! No, thank you.
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Watch the recording of this weekend’s General Meeting including updates from CD4 Deputy District Director Rachel Fox and Field Deputy Mehmet Barker, LADP Sgt. Chad Costello and SLO Ralph Sanchez, and Neighborhood Prosecutor Ethan Weaver.
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Here are the bios for our 2022 board nominees, listed in alphabetical order. Voting will take place at the year-end meeting on December 5.
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Got air quality? The answer appears to be a resounding “no.”
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Have missing stop signs in your area? Help us report traffic signage issues in our neighborhood to LADOT. Let us know where you’re spotting problems with signage and street markings.
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Plan ahead!
On Wednesday, June 23, a crane will be moving mature trees onto the property at 1461 Rising Glen Rd. The road will be closed in front of that address for at least 4 hours between 9:00 am and 3:30 pm. Traffic will be diverted onto Doheny Dr.
Extra time should be left for entering or leaving the bird streets or upper Rising Glen during those hours.
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Watch the recording of this weekend’s General Meeting including City Controller Ron Galperin, who spoke about City spending on programs that address homelessness. Several members of LAPD and CD4 Field Manager Rachel Fox are also shared updates, DSPNA committee updates, and some amusing diversions.
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