City of Los Angeles Emergency Renters Assistance Program

Important Notice: Joint Environment / Land Use and Outreach committee meeting 3/8/2021 7 pm has been canceled due to technical difficulties. We apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused. See you at our General board meeting on 3/10/2021 at 6:30 pm.

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Thinking of running in Elysian Valley Riverside Neighborhood Council?

You can contact the Elysian Valley Riverside Neighborhood Council Outreach committee team at Attn:Co-chair Alejandro Palomino  alejandro.evrnc@gmail.com or you can use the following links below to guide you.

Who’s on a Neighborhood Council?

While Neighborhood Council board members are volunteers, they are public officials elected by the members of their community. Most board members serve two-year terms; a few Neighborhood Councils have four-year terms. 

Who can run or vote?

Unlike other city, state, or federal elections, voting and being a candidate in Neighborhood Council (NC) elections is open to more than just the residents of a community. Participation is open to those who live, work, or own property or a business within an NC’s boundaries, as well as to “community interest stakeholders,” such as church members, local students (or parents of students), or members of local service organizations.

Candidates need not be US citizens or legal residents to qualify. Participation is also open to the formerly incarcerated. The minimum age to vote is 16; the minimum age to run for most NC seats is 18, except for Youth Seat candidates, who may be between the ages of 14-17.

City Clerk’s main NC elections page: https://clerk.lacity.org/elections/neighborhood-council-election

City Clerk’s elections team contact:

Clerk.ElectionsNC@LAcity.org

(213) 978-0444 (multilingual help available 8am – 5pm, Monday – Friday)

Candidate Info Sessions:

• These sessions and the slideshow are helpful for NC election committees, in addition to those running for a seat on their NC.

• RSVP and see a list of dates here: http://NCevents.eventbrite.com.

• You can also use these invites as a source of info for candidates. If you click on a date, the event pages also have a lot of helpful info on how to be a candidate, and what the requirements are.

• Customizable candidate info session invite graphics are currently being added to the Canva Elections Templates folder.

Candidate Info Brochure:

http://tiny.cc/CandidateInfoBrochure – this brochure doubles as a one-stop-shop source of very short, plain language blurbs about what NCs are, where they fit into the City system, how they create impact, who can run or vote, and how to attend a candidate info session. It’s being translated to Korean, Spanish, and Chinese; those will be shared when ready.

Candidate Info Video:

http://tiny.cc/CandidateInfoVideo

• 4 minute video about what NCs are, what NC board members do, and details about the responsibilities and time commitment.

• This is not elections specific; the video also works for those filling vacancies or joining committees.

Elections overviews – 11/19 newsletter:

Our November 19th newsletter has an Elections season overview; Elections FAQ; Candidate Info Session overview; and a link to the Elections Strategy plan. Links for this issue and all other Department newsletters since March 2020 can be found here in one place: http://tiny.cc/NCnewsletters

Elections graphics: Canva

http://canva.com

• Each NC has a Canva Pro account; a How To guide for using NC Canva accounts + info on how to look up NC Canva logins will be in your 1:1 session overview

• The Canva Elections Templates folder – accessible to NCs – already has some customizable templates for elections outreach in it. Templates for candidate recruitment, candidate info session invites, and a bulk mailer are being uploaded by next week.

• Many of the elections-related assets like logos and the Levels of Government infographic are also already in the Uploads folder in your Canva account.

DONE’s Elections Strategy Plan

This was our Elections outreach budget proposal to the City Council: https://empowerla.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/2021-Neighborhood-Council-Election-Outreach-Strategy-1.pdf

Election outreach support Dept is providing to all NCs

This is a list of election outreach support strategies, tools, resources being provided by the Department to every NC holding an election this season. (Talking points + an FAQ for items on this list are in your 1:1 guide):

http://tiny.cc/2021NCElectionResources

Click on the link to see the full order!

COVID-19 Contact Tracing

 

L.A. County Department of Public Health teams, along with hundreds of L.A. City workers, are working as contact tracers to help identify people who have come in contact with COVID-19 and limit the spread of this virus. Contact tracers can also help connect you to resources if you’ve tested positive or been in contact with someone with the virus. Your information is totally confidential. You can reach contact tracing teams at 1-833-540-0473 7 days a week from 8 a.m. – 8:30 p.m. Learn more about how contact tracing works.

The L.A. County Department of Public Social Services

The L.A. County Department of Public Social Services offers assistance with free or low-cost health care for those who qualify. Click here to apply for Medi-Cal.

City of L.A. COVID-19 Testing

The City of Los Angeles is providing free COVID-19 at drive-through, walk-up, and mobile testing sites. Learn more by clicking here.

COVID-19 State Resources

The State of California’s COVID-19 website offers information on health, benefits, family leave, small business support, and other important resources.

LAUSD

LAUSD offers several resources for teachers, students, families, and staff during the COVID-19 crisis. Please visit their website for a full list of services, or call the District’s hotline numbers:

• Information for families: (213) 443-1300
• Information for employees: (213) 241-2700

Counselors and mental health professionals are available to LAUSD students and families. To connect with a counselor, please call (213) 241-3840. The hotline is open weekdays from 6 AM. to 6 PM.

L.A. Public Library Online Resources

The Los Angeles Public Library has millions of books, audiobooks, DVDs and other resources available for public use –– and is hosting daily storytimes.

For more information on Neighborhood Purpose Grants Click Here!

All completed Neighborhood Purpose Grants or funding requests must be sent in by June 27, 2020, and no later than 5 pm. There will be a Special General Board Meeting on June 29, 2020, at 6:30 pm. All agenda submissions and funding requests can be sent to Frank Mendoza (president) frankm.evrnc@gmail.com The agenda will be posted up before 6:30 pm on June 28, 2020, at the following 5 locations below:

PUBLIC POSTING OF AGENDAS – Neighborhood Council agendas are posted for public review as follows:

• Elysian Valley Recreation Center 811 Ripple St, Los Angeles, Ca 90039.
• Won’s Liquor Market 2001 Riverside Drive, Los Angeles, Ca 90039.
• Ricks Drive in and out Hamburger 2400 Riverside Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90039.
• Community posting board corner of Blake ave and Newell St. 90039.
• Community posting board corner of Riverside Drive and Dorris Place 90039.
• facebook.com/myevrnc
• myevrnc.com
• You can also receive our agendas via email by subscribing to L.A City Early Notification system at https://www.lacity.org/subscriptions.

This meeting will be via Zoom and you can join with the phone or computer.

You are invited to a Zoom webinar.
When: Jun 29, 2020 06:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Topic: EVRNC Special General Board Meeting 06/29/2020 6:30 pm

Please click the link below to join the webinar:

https://zoom.us/j/96165463603

Or iPhone one-tap :
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Or Telephone:
Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
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Webinar ID: 961 6546 3603
International numbers available: https://zoom.us/u/auRhb484c

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Ograme una prueba COVID-19

Prueba gratuita de COVID-19

Si experimenta síntomas graves, como falta de aire extrema, comuníquese con su médico. Si es una emergencia, marque 911.

La Ciudad de Los Ángeles, en asociación con el Condado de Los Ángeles y CORE (esfuerzo de ayuda organizada por la comunidad), proporciona pruebas gratuitas de COVID-19 a los residentes del condado de Los Ángeles.

En este momento, las pruebas son solo para personas con síntomas , como fiebre, tos y falta de aliento. Cualquier persona con síntomas de COVID-19 ahora puede reservar una cita para el mismo día o el día siguiente.

Preguntas frecuentes

Regístrese para la prueba COVID-19

COVID-19 órdenes de la Oficina del Alcalde

Llame a la mesa de ayuda del alcalde al 213-978-1028

Schedule a COVID-19 Test

Free COVID-19 Testing

If you are experiencing severe symptoms such as extreme shortness of breath, contact your physician. If it is an emergency, dial 911.

The City of Los Angeles, in partnership with the County of Los Angeles and CORE (Community Organized Relief Effort), is providing free COVID-19 testing to Los Angeles County residents.

At this time, testing is only for people with symptoms, such as fever, cough, and shortness of breath. Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms can now book the same or next day appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Register for COVID-19 testing

COVID-19 orders from the Mayor’s Office

Call the Mayor’s Help Desk 213-978-1028

TARJETA ANGELINO COVID-19 ASISTENCIA FINANCIERA DE EMERGENCIA

¿QUÉ ES LA TARJETA ANGELENO?

Con el apoyo de la Oficina del Alcalde Eric Garcetti y el Fondo del Alcalde para los Ángeles, la Tarjeta Angelino proporciona asistencia financiera a los hogares más necesitados a través de tarjetas prepagadas sin cargos adicionales proporcionadas por Mastercard en cantidades determinadas de acuerdo con la siguiente tabla:

¿QUIÉN ES ELEGIBLE PARA LA ASISTENCIA DE LA TARJETA ANGELENO?

Los hogares deben cumplir con los tres requisitos criterios siguientes para ser elegibles para recibir asistencia a través de la iniciativa Tarjeta Angelino:

1. Hogares en la Ciudad de los Ángeles;
2. Hogares con ingresos que cayeron por debajo de la línea federal de pobreza antes de la crisis del COVID-19; y
3. Hogares que han caído en una pobreza más profunda durante la crisis porque al menos un miembro del hogar ha perdido un empleo o ha experimentado una reducción de ingresos de al menos 50% de las horas de trabajo.

No pediremos información acerca de su estatus migratorio, ni se considerará para determinar la elegibilidad. Este programa es financiado por donaciones privadas. Cualquier ayuda a través de este fondo no se considera un beneficio público y no está sujeta a la regla de cargo público.

Los solicitantes que ya reciben asistencia gubernamental pueden ser elegibles si el ingreso acumulado del hogar está por debajo del nivel de pobreza. Los hogares pueden ser elegibles sin importar si los trabajadores dentro de ellos ganan ingresos W2 o 1099; son empleados independientemente — por ejemplo, como trabajadores domésticos, jornaleros o vendedores ambulantes; o son trabajadores estacionales en la agricultura o el turismo que no están trabajando o que han tenido un recorte de sus horas de trabajo.

¿QUÉ DOCUMENTACIÓN SE REQUIERE?

Debe demostrar que:

1. Su hogar está dentro de la Ciudad de los Ángeles. Entre los documentos que se pueden utilizar para cumplir con este requisito se incluyen (estos son ejemplos: No es necesario proporcionar todos los documentos enumerados y se pueden considerar otros documentos. Los solicitantes que no tengan documentos pueden pasar por un proceso de autocertificación):
   • Una licencia de conducir o tarjeta de identificación válida de California con el nombre del solicitante y una dirección en la ciudad de los Ángeles;
   • Un contrato de arrendamiento con el nombre del solicitante para una casa, apartamento, habitación, etc. dentro de la Ciudad de los Ángeles;
   • Una factura de servicios públicos con el nombre del solicitante y una dirección dentro de la Ciudad de Los Ángeles; o
   • Correo postal dirigido al solicitante a una dirección dentro de la Ciudad de Los Ángeles
2. Los ingresos de su hogar estaban por debajo de la línea federal de pobreza antes de la crisis de COVID-19. Los documentos que pueden utilizarse para cumplir con este requisito incluyen:
   • Una copia de la declaración de impuestos del solicitante del 2018 o 2019; o
   • Información sobre todos los salarios y beneficios públicos dentro del hogar.

   La prueba de los salarios dentro del hogar puede incluir: W2, 1099, cheques de pago (anualizados), o auto-declaraciones. La prueba de beneficios públicos dentro del hogar puede incluir: Aviso de beneficios públicos de CalWORKs, Ayuda General, Seguro de desempleo, Seguro Social, SSI, o SSDI. Los solicitantes sin documentos para comprobar el salario dentro del hogar pueden pasar por un proceso de autocertificación.

3. Su hogar ha caído en dificultades económicas más profundas durante la crisis de COVID-19 porque al menos un miembro del hogar ha perdido un trabajo o ha experimentado una reducción en los ingresos de al menos el 50%. Entre los documentos que se pueden utilizar para cumplir con este requisito se incluyen (estos son ejemplos: No es necesario proporcionar todos los documentos enumerados y se pueden considerar otros documentos. Los solicitantes sin documentos para comprobar este requisito pueden pasar por un proceso de autocertificación):
   • Una carta de despido de un empleador;
   • Información de contacto de un empleador para permitir que un administrador de casos se ponga en contacto y verifique a una pérdida de trabajo o una reducción grave de las horas de trabajo
   • una carta de denegación de seguro de desempleo, SSI u otros beneficios de asistencia pública; o
   • una carta de recomendación de una organización sin fines de lucro, como un centro de jornaleros o una asociación de trabajadoraes domésticaos, que indique que el solicitante ha perdido empleo recientemente o ha sufrido una reducción grave de sus horas de trabajo.

¿CÓMO PUEDO SOLICITAR AYUDA?

Primero, llene la solicitud de la Tarjeta Angeleno por la red. Las solicitudes sólo pueden ser completadas de martes a jueves, de 8:30 a.m. a 4:30 p.m. Las personas sin acceso a Internet o que necesitan ayuda para completar la aplicación en línea pueden llamar al 213-252-3040, de martes a jueves, de 8:30 a.m. a 4:30 p.m.

Aquellos que pre califiquen en sus aplicaciones en línea o por teléfono recibirán una cita en persona en un centro comunitario designado. Estos centros no pueden ayudar a nadie sin una cita previa. Se le pedirá que proporcione la documentación en esta reunión en persona, y es posible que pueda cargar imágenes o copias digitales de la documentación de antemano.

Debido a los recursos limitados, si el número de personas calificadas supera la cantidad de Tarjetas Angelino disponibles, el Departamento de Vivienda e Inversión Comunitaria de la Ciudad de Los Ángeles seleccionará al azar entre las personas calificadas para recibir la asistencia de la Tarjeta Angelino. Esta asistencia de la Tarjeta Angelino sirve al bienestar de la comunidad de la Ciudad de Los Ángeles en su totalidad para ayudar caritativamente a sus residentes necesitados. La asistencia de la de Tarjeta Angelino se financian de forma privada a través de donaciones al Fondo del Alcalde para Los Ángeles y no consisten de fondos públicos o de fondos de contribuyentes.

Para continuar, elija su código postal de su dirección en la ciudad de Los Ángeles:

What is the Angeleno Card?

With support from the Office of Mayor Eric Garcetti and the Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles, the Angeleno Card provides financial assistance for in-need households via no-fee prepaid cards provided by Mastercard’s City Possible network in amounts determined according to the following table:

Who is eligible for Angeleno Card Assistance?

Households must meet all three of the following criteria to be eligible for assistance through the Angeleno Card initiative:

1. Households in the City of Los Angeles;
2. Households with total annual incomes that fell below the federal poverty level prior to the COVID-19 crisis; and
3. Households that have failed into deeper economic hardship during the crisis because at least one household member has lost a job or experienced a reduction in income of at least 50%.

We will not ask for immigration status, nor is it considered in determining eligibility. This initiative is funded by private donations and is not a City program. Any assistance through this fund is not considered a public benefit and is not subject to the Public Charge rule.

Households receiving public benefits (including unemployment insurance benefits) may still be eligible for this initiative if their total annual household income falls below the poverty level. Households may be eligible regardless of whether workers within them earn or earned W2 or 1099 income; are or were otherwise independently employed (as domestic workers, day laborers, or street vendors, for example);or are or were seasonal workers in agriculture or tourism who are not working or who have experienced a serious reduction in work hours.

What documentation is required?

You must demonstrate that:

1. Your household is within the City of Los Angeles
   Documents that can be used to meet this requirement include (these are examples – you do not need to provide all of the documents, other documents may be considered, and applicants with no documents may be able to go through a self-certification process):

• A valid California Driver’s License or Identification Card with the applicant’s name and an address in the City of Los Angeles;
• A tenant lease agreement with the applicant’s name for a home, apartment, room, etc., within the City of Los Angeles;
• A utility bill with the applicant’s name, for an address within the City of Los Angeles; or
• Postmarked mail addressed to the applicant at an address within the City of Los Angeles.
• Your household income fell below the federal poverty level prior to the COVID-19 crisis.
  Documents that can be used to meet this requirement include:
  • Household memebers’ 2018 or 2019 tax returns; or
  • Information about all wages and public benefits within the household

  Proof of wages within the household can include: W2s, 1099s, paychecks (annualized), or self-declarations. Proof of public benefits within the household can include Notice of Public Benefit from CalWorks, General Relief, Unemployment Insurance, Social Security, SSI, or SSDI.Applicants with no documents may be able to go through a self-certification process.

• Your household has failed into deeper economic hardship during the COVID-19 crisis because at least one household member has lost a job or experienced a reduction in income of at least 50%.
  Documents that can be used to meet this requirement include (these are examples – you do not need to provide all of the documents listed, other documents may be considered, and applicants with no documents may be able to go through a self-certification process. ):
  • A layoff letter from an employer;
  • Contact information for an employer to allow a case manager to make contact and verify a job loss or a reduction in income of at least 50%;
  • A denial letter for unemployment insurance or other public benefits; or
  • A referral letter from a non-profit organization such as a day laborer center or domestic worker association stating that the organization knows the applicant has recently lost employment or suffered a reduction in income of at least 50%.

How Do I Apply for Assistance?

First, complete the Angeleno Card Online Application. Applications may only be completed on April 14 – 16, this Tuesday through Thursday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm People without internet access or who need help applying online may call 213-252-3040, this Tuesday through Thursday, 8: 30 am to 4:30 pm

Those who pre-qualify based on their online or telephone applications will be given an in-person appointment at a designated community center. These centers cannot help anyone without an appointment. You will be asked to provide documentation at this in person meeting, and you may be able to upload pictures or digital copies of documentation in advance.

Due to limited resources, if the number of qualified individuals exceeds the number of available Angeleno Cards grants, the City of Los Angeles Housing and Community Investment Department will randomly select among the qualified individuals to receive the Angeleno Card grants. These Angeleno Card grants serve the well-being of the City of Los Angeles community as a whole in charitably helping its residents in need. The Angeleno Card grants are privately funded through donations to the Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles and do not consist of any public or taxpayer funds.

Choose your city of Los Angeles address zip code below:

HOTLINE: 1-866-557-7368  M-F 8:30A-4:30P, and Sat and Sun, 10A-3P

Or online: hcidla.lacity.org/ask-hcidla

What should tenants do if they receive an eviction notice?

Tenants should immediately inform their landlord that they cannot pay their rent or cannot pay their rent in full due to a loss of income arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. If the landlord does not withdraw the eviction notice, tenants should immediately file a complaint with HCIDLA at hcidla.lacity.org/File-a-Complaint or by calling 866-557-RENT (866-557-7368) between 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday or 10:00 a.m. through 3:00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.

¿Qué deben hacer los inquilinos si reciben un aviso de desalojo?

Los inquilinos deben informar inmediatamente a su propietario que no pueden pagar el alquiler o no pueden pagar su alquiler en su totalidad debido a una pérdida de ingresos derivada de la COVID-19 pandemia. Si el propietario no retira la orden de desalojo, los inquilinos deben presentar una queja inmediatamente con HCIDLA en hcidla.lacity.org/File-a-Complaint o llamando al 866-557-RENT (866-557-7368) entre las 8:30 am – 4:30 pm de lunes a viernes, o 10 a.m. hasta las 3:00 pm los sábados y domingos.

What should I do if I cannot pay the rent or if my landlord tries to evict me?

If you are unable to pay your full rent between March 4, 2020, and April 19, 2020, because of circumstances related to the COVID-19 pandemic, here is what you should do:

1. Do not leave your home.
2. Let your landlord know that you cannot pay full rent because of circumstances related to COVID-19 and try to arrange another payment plan.
   • It is best to alert your landlord before you miss a rental payment.
   • If you miss a rental payment or do not pay your full rent when it is due, your landlord may provide a “Notice to Pay Rent or Quit.”
   • If you receive this notice, it is important to inform your landlord that the reason you were not able to pay full rent is because of circumstances related to COVID-19 before the expiration date or deadline listed on the “Notice to Pay Rent or Quit.”

¿Qué debo hacer si no puedo pagar el alquiler o si mis intentos propietario para desalojar a mí?

Si no puede pagar el alquiler completo entre el 4 de marzo de, 2020 y 19 de abril, 2020 a causa de las circunstancias relacionadas con la pandemia COVID-19, esto es lo que debe hacer:

1. No salir de su casa.
2. Deje que su know propietario que no puede pagar el alquiler completo debido a circunstancias relacionadas con COVID-19 y tratar de organizar otro plan de pago.
   • Lo mejor es para alertar al dueño antes de que se pierda un pago de alquiler.
   • Si no realiza un pago de alquiler o no paga su alquiler completo cuando es debido, el propietario puede proporcionar una “notificación de pagar el alquiler o desalojar”.
   • Si recibe este aviso, es importante informar a su arrendador que la razón por la que no fueron capaces de pagar el alquiler completo es debido a circunstancias relacionadas con COVID-19 antes de la fecha de caducidad o fecha límite que aparece en la “notificación de pagar el alquiler o desalojar. ”

Where can tenants obtain help or information regarding a ‘Notice to Pay Rent or Quit’?

First, both the Mayor’s and Governor’s orders provide an affirmative defense to tenants facing eviction as a result of their inability to pay rent due to the loss of wages as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Renters should seek assistance from legal services providers in responding to any Unlawful Detainer action filed by their landlords. Click here for Legal referrals.

Any tenant of a residential property in the City of Los Angeles who receives a Notice to Pay Rent or Quit should inform their landlord that they are an Affected Tenant as a result of COVID-19 before the expiration of any Notice to Pay Rent or Quit.

Tenants may seek information and assistance from the Los Angeles Housing + Community Development Department (HCIDLA) by calling 866-557-RENT OR 866-557-7368, Monday – Friday, between the hours of 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, and weekends, Saturday and Sunday, from 10 AM to 3:00 PM, or by filing a complaint online at: hcidla.lacity.org/File-a-Complaint.

¿Dónde pueden obtener los inquilinos ayuda o información con respecto a un ‘aviso de pagar el alquiler o desalojar’?

En primer lugar, tanto en el orden del gobernador del Alcalde y proporcionan una defensa afirmativa a los inquilinos que enfrentan desalojo como consecuencia de su incapacidad para pagar el alquiler debido a la pérdida de salarios como resultado de la COVID-19 pandemia. Los inquilinos deben solicitar la asistencia de proveedores de servicios legales para responder a cualquier acción Retención ilícita presentada por sus propietarios. Haga clic aquí para obtener referencias legales .

Cualquier inquilino de una propiedad residencial en la ciudad de Los Ángeles, que recibe una notificación de pagar el alquiler o desalojar deben informar a su arrendador que son un inquilino afectado como consecuencia de COVID-19 antes de la expiración de cualquier notificación de pagar el alquiler o desalojar.

Los inquilinos pueden buscar la información y la colaboración del Departamento de Vivienda de Los Ángeles + Comunidad para el Desarrollo (HCIDLA) llamando al 866-557-ALQUILER O 866-557-7368, de lunes – viernes entre las horas de 8:30 AM a 4:30 PM, y los fines de semana, sábado y domingo, de 10 am a 3:00 pm, o mediante la presentación de una queja en línea en: hcidla.lacity.org/File-a-Complaint .

Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) UPDATE!

Click on one of the links below for more information:

English click here http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/FAQ.pdf

Spanish click here http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/FAQ-SPN.pdf

Chinese click here http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/FAQ-TradChinese.pdf

Tagalog click here http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/FAQ-Tagalog.pdf

Vietnamese cleck here http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/FAQ-Vietnamese.pdf

Los Angeles County Health Department

http://www.publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/