LOFTS AT NOHO COMMONS RESIDENTS' COMMITTEE CONTACT

LOFTS AT NOHO COMMONS RESIDENTS' COMMITTEE CONTACT

The Lofts at Noho Commons Residents' Committee can be reached via email at loftsresidentscommittee@yahoo.com

We have been having regular meetings with Octavio Sanchez and Carlina Baldonado of Legacy Partners Residential, Inc. regarding issues relevant to the families residing at The Lofts at Noho Commons. If you have any concerns, please send us an email.

Thank you.

The Lofts at Noho Commons Residents' Committee

NORTH HOLLYWOOD CRIME STATISTICS

NORTH HOLLYWOOD CRIME STATISTICS

This is a downloadable .PDF file from The Los Angeles Police Department, North Hollywood Division with the area's crime statistics

http://www.lapdonline.org/assets/pdf/nhdprof.pdf

SUMMER NIGHT LIGHTS IS A GREAT SUCCESS

SUMMER NIGHT LIGHTS IS A GREAT SUCCESS
September 10, 2008

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Los Angeles: At a press conference this morning in Baldwin Village’s Jim Gilliam Park, Mayor Antonio R. Snl_close_2_3Villaraigosa and Chief William J. Bratton announced significant reductions in violent crimes in the areas surrounding the City’s eight Summer Night Lights’ parks. Developed in partnership with USC Football Coach Pete Carroll’s “A Better LA” program, Department of Recreation and Parks, Los Angeles Police Department, Department of Cultural Affairs and the Los Angeles Unified School District, the Summer Night Lights program targeted eight park facilities in the City’s Gang Reduction and Youth Development zones by expanding programming, after-school activities, athletic leagues, art initiatives and family programs.

The eight targeted parks were: Southwest Area’s Jim Gilliam Park, Hollenbeck Area’s Ramon Garcia Park and the Ramona Gardens Recreation Center, Northeast Area’s Cypress and Glassell Parks, 77th Area’s Mount Carmel Park, Newton Area’s Ross Snyder Park and Foothill Area’s Hubert Humphrey Park. Communities surrounding the Summer Night Lights parks experienced a 17% drop in violent crimes, an 86% decline in homicides and a 23% reduction in aggravated assault after the program’s eight-week run.

Grateful for the support of the Mayor’s office, Department of Recreation and Parks’ staff and community members, Chief Bratton stated, “This summer, thousands upon thousands of people came out into their parks and enjoyed them in ways they never did before. . . . a lot happened this summer. A lot happened in a positive way and it prevented a lot of negatives from happening.”

Speakers also included Councilmember Herb Wesson, Councilmember Wendy Greuel, Police Commission Vice President John Mack and the Mayor’s Director of Gang Reduction and Youth Development Reverend Jeff Carr. The Summer Night Lights program is funded entirely through philanthropic donations. Reverend Carr raised nearly $1 million for the summer program.

http://lapdblog.typepad.com/lapd_blog/2008/09/summer-night-li.html

Help sought to find culprit in weekend homicide

Help sought to find culprit in weekend homicide
By Jason Kandel on September 8, 2008 12:39 PM

Police today were asking for the public's help to find the person responsible for a weekend stabbing death of a 42-year-old man in the West Valley area.

The man was stabbed Saturday at 11:55 p.m. in the 21900 block of Ventura Boulevard. Cop sfound the victim on the ground in the rear parking lot, suffering from multiple stab wounds.

Cops don't know why the man was stabbed, but they described the culprit as heavy-set and white, wearing light-color clothing.

The victim's identification is being withheld until officials can notify family.

Anyone with information is asked to contact West Valley homicide detectives at (818) 374-7725. After hours and on weekends calls may be directed to the 24-hour toll free number, 1-877-LAW-FULL (529-3855).

http://www.insidesocal.com/crime/2008/09/help-sought-to-find-culprit-in.html