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Did you know that the City has a program that allows you to get up to 7 shade trees for FREE delivered right to your door!? Or get free trees for your parkway. Get free trees and take the tree survey by August 10.

Splash into a fun and healthy sport this summer with SwimLA! As a City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks program, SwimLA offers affordable swim lessons for kids ages 4-17 at all City pools, all summer long.

Looking for some free summer fun for the whole family? Come to Summer Night Lights for food, sports and activities Wednesday through Saturday June 27th to August 4th and Friday and Saturday August 10th to 24th. The fun starts in our own Valley Plaza Recreation Center, 1224 Archwood Street. 

The program will begin with ten spots each at two parking lots owned by the County — at 5205 Melrose Avenue in Hollywood and 5300 Tujunga Avenue in North Hollywood.

Motivational speaker Billionaire P.A. encouraged the students to speak their dreams into existence. One young girl stood in front of everyone and said she wanted to be a nurse and everyone cheered for her. She said it was the first time anyone had ever encouraged her dream.

NHNENC Co-Sponsored the Assembly District 39 Candidate Forum on March 22. Interested voters braved the weather to come out and hear from the candidates on local issues of homelessness, the bullet train, jobs and more. Find out about the candidates here.

Register Now for our Youth Empowerment Series with Kamil McFadden starting on Saturday, March 24 at the Valley Plaza Recreation Center.

Learn about the candidates running for California's State Assembly of District 39. Join the conversation that is shaping your neighborhood and attend this forum at the Main Auditorium, Saticoy Elementary School, March 21, 6:30pm at Saticoy Elementary, 7850 Ethel Ave.

The Macy's building is currently be transformed into office space. The edges of the project are designed to minimize impact on the surrounding neighborhood with shorter 3-story building heights, traffic mitigation, and generous landscaped buffer areas.

The LAPD issued their draft policy regarding releasing critical incident video, which calls for releasing the video within 45 days of the incident or sooner. You are invited to comment before March 13. Also, you can provide your input on the necessary qualities of our next Police Chief by March 23.