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LA, this is your final call!!Today is the last day to vote and Vote Centers are open until 8 PM. Find a Vote Center at l...
06/02/2026

LA, this is your final call!!

Today is the last day to vote and Vote Centers are open until 8 PM. Find a Vote Center at locator.lavote.gov.

Stay in line if you’re there by 8 PM.

And if you already voted, tell us in the comments!
LA, Represent.

LA, your ballot has plans this weekend.It’s biking through the city, running through South LA, getting explained over ma...
05/29/2026

LA, your ballot has plans this weekend.

It’s biking through the city, running through South LA, getting explained over matcha and DJs, rolling to the polls, moonwalking with neighbors, and showing up with botas, banda y votos.

Across LA County, community groups are making voting feel less overwhelming and more like what it should be: visible, social, local, and rooted in care for each other.

This weekend and through Election Day, pull up:

🚲 La Tour de Biblioteca: Bike to the Ballot Box
Bike ride from to , with stops at libraries across LA.

🏃🏽 Run to the Polls
Hosted by , , and .
A free 5K run or 1-mile walk from South LA Cafe. Bring your ballots.

💅🏽 Know Your Ballot
Hosted by and .
With participating orgs including PSL, IMMI ORG, All Power Books and more.

🚐 SCOPE: Roll to the Polls
Hosted by .
Transportation to the polls, voter rights info, ballot tracking, food, music, and community.

🌙 InnerCity Struggle: Moonwalk to the Polls
Hosted by and .
Voter education, neighborhood walks, food, giveaways, and community action.

🤠 InnerCity Struggle: Botas, Banda y Votos
Hosted by .
Election Day volunteer event and community celebration.

Tell us in the comments: have you voted yet, or are you voting this weekend?

It’s biking through the city, running through South LA, getting explained over matcha and DJs, rolling to the polls, moonwalking with neighbors, and showing up with botas, banda, and votos.

What’s your why, LA?Maybe it’s housing. Maybe it’s your family. Maybe it’s immigrants, workers, schools, wildfire recove...
05/27/2026

What’s your why, LA?

Maybe it’s housing. Maybe it’s your family. Maybe it’s immigrants, workers, schools, wildfire recovery, or the future we all deserve.

Whatever your why is, this is your reminder to use your voice.

Vote Centers are open now through June 1 from 10 AM to 7 PM. On Election Day, June 2, Vote Centers are open from 7 AM to 8 PM.

Find your local Vote Center in Los Angeles County at locator.lavote.gov/locations.

Mailing your ballot? Send it early. Ballots must be postmarked by June 2, but the sooner you mail it, the better.

And if you can’t vote, you can still show up. Help someone make a plan. Drive someone to the polls. Share trusted voter information. Talk to your people about what’s on the ballot.

Voting is not the only way to create change, but it is one of the easiest ways to make your voice heard.

The last day to vote is June 2.

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05/22/2026

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Memorial Day weekend is here, and so are all the ways to show up, tap in, and spend time in community. Here’s where to find your people:

🔴 TOMA: La Noche — Fri 5/23 | 4873 Melrose Ave
A night of energy and movement on Melrose, powered by Kids of Immigrants. Pull up.

☕ Makerspace Study Break @ Las Fotos Project — Fri 5/22, 4:30–6:30PM | Boyle Heights (90033)
An Espresso Yourself cafecito break + mini screen-printing workshop, with Alma Family Services’ United Mental Health Promotors. For teen girls, young women & gender-expansive folks ages 13–24. RSVP: bit.ly/LFPrsvp

🎷 Jazz at LACMA — Fri nights, May–Oct, 6PM | Smidt Welcome Plaza, 5905 Wilshire Blvd
Free live jazz under the Urban Light. Outdoor vibes, artful evenings — bring a blanket and stay awhile.

🎉 Culture Fest @ Blossom Market Hall
— Sat 5/23, 12–7PM | San Gabriel
FREE admission. Global cultures through food, dance & handmade goods from minority-owned vendors. Plus a mobile vote center on-site (12–7PM) with CAUSE — come vote in person or drop off your ballot! 🗳️

🇬🇷 50th Annual Valley Greek Festival
— May 23, 24 & 25 | St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, Northridge
A taste of Greece in the Valley — food, live music & dancing. Half a century strong this Memorial Day weekend.

A reminder while you’re out: the June 2 primary is happening, and your ballot is in your mailbox now. Acts of love come in a lot of forms — voting is one of them. 🗳️
Where are you tapping in this weekend? Drop it in the comments. 👇

LA, represent.

05/20/2026

Not all scary stories happen in October.

The California primary is June 2, and the real horror movie is realizing too late that your ballot had more power than you thought.

You can vote by mail, drop off your ballot, or vote in person at any LA County Vote Center starting May 23.

The people who make it to November are decided now. Don’t sit this one out.

LA, Represent.

05/18/2026

Feeling overwhelmed by your ballot? You’re not the only one.

This June election has a lot on it: California voters will help decide who moves forward in the race for governor, and LA voters will weigh in on mayor, city council, congressional races, and local issues that shape daily life across our communities, from housing and schools to immigration, wildfire recovery, and more.

Before Election Day on June 2, make your plan:
✅Check your registration
📝Update your address
🗺️ Track your ballot
📖Use trusted, nonpartisan voter guides
📍Find your vote center
💌Mail your ballot or drop it off at an official drop box

Save this, send it to a friend, and make it count.

This is our home. Our future. LA, Represent

LA, your ballot has entered the chat.And this one is not a small election. California is choosing a new governor. LA is ...
05/15/2026

LA, your ballot has entered the chat.

And this one is not a small election. California is choosing a new governor. LA is selecting its next mayor and city council. Control of Congress could shift. And right here at home, your vote helps shape the issues we feel every day: housing, immigration, wildfire recovery, schools, and more.

So before June 2, make your voting plan:
☑Check your registration
🏠Update your address, if necessary
🛤Track your ballot
📘Use trusted, nonpartisan voter resources from , , , and to get informed before you vote.
📍Find where to vote
📪Mail your ballot or drop it off at an official drop box
✋🏾Send this a friend and save it for later!

Election Day is June 2. Vote early. Make it count.

This is our home. Our future.

LA, this Mother’s Day weekend is full of ways to celebrate, connect, and show up.Take mom, bring the family, or make it ...
05/08/2026

LA, this Mother’s Day weekend is full of ways to celebrate, connect, and show up.
Take mom, bring the family, or make it a day with your people. From art and community health resources to mercado nights, bike rides, and harbor boat tours, there are plenty of ways to experience the city with care and joy.

A few events to check out:
Visualizing the Future
Opening celebration featuring artwork by students of
Saturday, May 9
4 PM to 8 PM


Bike to ’s Kite Festival
With , , , and
Saturday, May 9
Meet 11:30 AM at Sunset Triangle
Ends at LA State Historic Park

South LA Health Fair
Saturday, May 9
11 AM to 2 PM

With , and community partners

Mercado Nights on Olvera Street
Mother’s Day celebration
Friday, May 8
4 PM to 7 PM
with

Free Harbor Boat Tours
Saturday, May 9
11 AM to 2 PM

Banning’s Landing, Wilmington
First come, first served

Whenever you can, take , walk, bike, or carpool. A few of these events are close to Metro stops, and planning your route ahead of time can make the day easier.

Save this, share it with someone making weekend plans, and show up for LA.
LA, Represent.

05/08/2026

We couldn’t agree more with ! Ride the new D line, connecting Downtown LA to Westlake, Koreatown, miracle mile and Eastern Beverly Hills. A day decades in the making! A proud day for LA!

This is just the beginning section 2 and 3 of the D line which will take riders into Westwood is opening in 2027.

Do you ride the metro in LA County, why or why not?

Tomorrow is May Day across LA; Angelenos are showing up for workers, immigrants, and our collective future. From rallies...
04/30/2026

Tomorrow is May Day across LA; Angelenos are showing up for workers, immigrants, and our collective future. From rallies and marches to community gatherings and resource fairs, this week is about visibility, solidarity, and care.

This year’s actions include a major May Day march at MacArthur Park led by and the Los Angeles May Day Coalition, alongside gatherings in Boyle Heights, Pasadena, and Downtown hosted by , , , and .

In 2006, Los Angeles became the center of one of the largest May Day mobilizations in U.S. history, as hundreds of thousands took to the streets in the “Day Without Immigrants” marches, shutting down parts of the city and cementing LA’s role in the fight for immigrant rights. That legacy continues today.

Please take care of yourself and each other. Stay aware of your surroundings, make a plan with your group, and look out for your community.

LA, represent.

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