From Assemblymember Luz Rivas Desk – Drive-Thru Food Pantry at Our District Office!

Tomorrow, Monday, November 22nd, we will be holding a drive-thru food pantry at our district office!
There will be about 600 turkeys to distribute. See more info on the flyer.
Come by if you are in need! No reservations required, while supplies last. #AD39 #CD6 #FoodBank
Nury Martinez Los Angeles Regional Food Bank North Valley Caring Services

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Mañana, el lunes, 22 de noviembre, tendremos una despensa de alimentos para autoservicio en la oficina de nuestro distrito. También tendremos cerca a 600 pavos para distribuir.
¡Ven si lo necesitas! No se requieren reservaciones, hasta agotar existencias.

Tomorrow, Monday, November 22nd, we will be

From Assemblymember Luz Rivas Desk – Eligible Up to $3,000 in Seismic Retrofit Grants through the Earthquake Brace + Bolt Program

AD 39 Homeowners! You may be eligible for up to $3,000 in seismic retrofit grants through the Earthquake Brace + Bolt program, which can help make your home more #EarthquakeSafe.

Eligible homeowners can apply online for grants now through December 1, 2021. The amounts of the grants vary depending on the region and type of retrofit completed and are contingent upon meeting eligibility requirements.
To apply and learn more details, visit http://www.EarthquakeBraceBolt.com.

AD 39 Homeowners! You may be eligible

From Assemblymember Luz Rivas Desk – 10th Annual Pacoima Community Blood Drive

Come and join Team Rivas and John Hernandez – State Farm Agent this Saturday, November 20th from 9:00 AM – 2pm for the 10th annual Pacoima Community #BloodDrive.

Meet us at the Alicia Broudous-Duncan Multipurpose Senior Center located at 11300 Glenoaks Boulevard in #Pacoima.
To schedule an appointment visit www.ucedonor.com and enter PCHall in the account code box or call (818) 430-8554.

Come and join Team Rivas and John

From Assemblymember Luz Rivas Desk – With the Select Committee on the Orange County Oil Spill

I’m in Costa Mesa today with the Select Committee on the Orange County Oil Spill to see what the state can do to prevent future environmental tragedies and protect Southern California’s pristine coastline.

As Chair of the Assembly Committee on Natural Resources, I am committed to protecting our precious natural resources, including our beautiful coast. This oil spill damaged our fragile marine ecosystem and caused economic harm to our coastal communities at a time where they are trying to recover from the pandemic.

Thank you Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris for your leadership in bringing us together!

I'm in Costa Mesa today with

From Assemblymember Luz Rivas Desk – November Marks the Celebration of Native American Heritage Month

November marks the celebration of Native American Heritage Month, and we cannot forget that Native American history is American history.

The many tribes that make up the indigenous people of California and the United States have contributed to our society in immeasurable ways, and Native American Heritage Month is a great time for us to honor these cultures that continue to enrich our society to this day.

November marks the celebration of Native

From Assemblymember Luz Rivas Desk – Oil Spilled into the Waters off the Shores of Huntington Beach

Last month, Southern California’s pristine coastline found itself a victim of the oil and gas industry yet again when oil spilled into the waters off the shores of Huntington Beach.

These oil spills don’t just wreak havoc on our delicate coastal ecosystem – they significantly impact tourism related jobs, and local, state, and federal revenues.

I want to thank Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris for her leadership in organizing this oversight hearing so that we can evaluate what the state can do to prevent future environmental tragedies from happening.

#CALeg #OilSpill

Last month, Southern California’s pristine coastline

From Assemblymember Luz Rivas Desk – Congratulations to Tia Chucha’s Centro Cultural & Bookstore

Congratulations to Tia Chucha’s Centro Cultural & Bookstore for the grand opening of their new facility in Sylmar!
The northeast #SanFernandoValley has a population of about 500,000 – the size of the city of Oakland – yet it had no bookstores, art galleries, or full-fledged cultural spaces until Tia Chucha’s opened its doors in 2001.
For 20 years, Tia Chucha’s Centro Cultural has transformed the northeast San Fernando Valley through ancestral knowledge, the arts, literacy and creative engagement.

Thank you for creating a space where youth and artist can explore and develop their innate creative gifts.
It’s an honor to represent you. AD 39

Congratulations to Tia Chucha's Centro Cultural