Cover photo with child looking through toy shelves titled "UPCOMING EVENTS with DCBA 04/13-04/24". Los Angeles County DCBA Logo is placed on the top left corner.

Monday Flyer for Toy Loan Program at South Whittier Community Resource Center. Program runs Mondays from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at 10750 Laurel Ave, Whittier, CA 90605. Includes logos for Los Angeles County Consumer and Business Affairs, Toy Loan, and Department of Public Social Services. Features illustrations of toys, books, and gifts. QR code labeled “Scan me” for more information. Phone number 562-946-2425.

Volante de lunes para el Programa de Préstamo de Juguetes en el South Whittier Community Resource Center. El programa ocurre los lunes de 2:00 p.m. a 4:00 p.m. en 10750 Laurel Ave, Whittier, CA 90605. Incluye los logotipos de Los Angeles County Consumer and Business Affairs, Toy Loan y Department of Public Social Services. Incluye ilustraciones de juguetes, libros y regalos. Código QR con la frase “Escanéame” para obtener más información. Teléfono: 562-946-2425.

Monday Flyer for LAFLA Intake Clinic. Text reads: ‘Monday. LAFLA Intake Clinic, walk-ins welcome. Free legal services. Every Monday (excluding holidays), 9 a.m.–12 p.m. and 1 p.m.–4 p.m. Areas of service: expungements, eviction defense. Community Resource Center, 10750 Laurel Ave, Whittier, CA 90605. whittier-clinic@lafla.org, (562) 304-2525

Plan ahead with DCBA! Scroll through to see upcoming events on free tax prep, mediation services, and more. Head to the full calendar at dcba.lacounty.gov/calendar

#LACounty

Colorful graphic for National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Month featuring a rainbow-painted wall background. At the top is the Los Angeles County seal and the text “Los Angeles County Commission on HIV” with a red awareness ribbon. Large white text reads “National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Month,” with another red ribbon incorporated into the design. At the bottom, an illustration shows a diverse group of young people standing side by side with their arms around each other, symbolizing unity and support. Text along the bottom includes “bos.lacounty.gov” and “Follow us: @LACountyBOS,” alongside the LA County Board of Supervisors Executive Office logo.

Today is National Youth HIV & AIDS Awareness Day. 💙

Young people deserve access to accurate info, prevention, testing, & care without stigma. Let’s uplift youth voices, expand education, & build healthier futures across #LACounty.

#NYHAAD #StopHIVTogether #YouthHealth

An adorable dog looks at us while resting next to a disaster preparation kit

🐶 Saturday, April 11 is National Pet Day, as officially recognized by #LACounty. 🐱

Every residence with pets should be prepared to care for pets (& humans!) during a disaster.

✔ Discover how to prepare: ready.lacounty.gov/pet-disaster-supply-kits

#DisasterPrep #ReadyLACounty #PetDay

A graphic from 211LACounty with an image of a flooded street with a warning sign in the background that urges LA residents to stay alert and safe during rain by visiting lacounty.pw/sandbags to get sandbags for areas with high-risk flood potential, reporting flooding, debris, or road hazards to LA County Public Works at 18004357, signing up for evacuation updates from alert.lacounty.gov, and using ready.lacounty.gov/rain to get preparation tips.

April showers are on tap for #LACounty this weekend. Parts of the county could see rain☔, wind🍃, thunderstorms⛈️, and even mountain snow❄️.

Prepare for the #LARain with resources from:
🔹211 L.A. County
🔹L.A. County Dept of Public Works
🔹 Los Angeles County Office of Emergency Management

Promotional graphic announcing a wage increase: “Coming July 1 – New Minimum Wage $18.47 per hour” in unincorporated Los Angeles County. The design features bold blue and yellow text, a large navy circle highlighting “$18.47 per hour,” and an illustration of a megaphone pointing toward the text. At the bottom are Office of Labor Equity's webpage (workers.lacounty.gov), DCBA's phone number (800) 593-8222), and Los Angeles County Department of Consumer & Business Affairs 50th anniversary logo.

New minimum wage coming for LA County workers! As of July 1, 2026, the new minimum wage in unincorporated LA County will be $18.47.
Visit workers.lacounty.gov to learn more.

#LACounty #MinimumWage #WorkersRights #WageIncrease #LALabor

Blue promotional graphic featuring text: "Don't forget to file your taxes this month with Free Tax Prep LA!" and "Get Support." Logos for Free Tax Prep Los Angeles and Get Ahead LA are present.

Tax season is in full swing.💸 Do you want some extra cash in your pockets? File your taxes now to get the refund you deserve!

@FreeTaxPrepLA has more information on the tax credits available to you. Head to FreeTaxPrepLA.org today!

#LACounty #Taxes #TaxSeason #FreeTaxPrep #TaxCredit

#Lacounty & #LA residents pay for the @olympics . The roads, the infrastructure, the traffic - we contribute to this Global event & YET the ticketing system & arrangements are vastly serving those who aren’t the main population of the city, the blue collar and creatives that serve the lifeblood.

A group of five young adults smiling and taking a selfie together. Text on the image reads: “Take the America Saves Pledge. Visit americasaves.org.” A logo in the corner says “America Saves Week, April 6–10, 2026.”

Our friends at @america.saves will send you resources, information, and nudges that help you stay on track with your savings goals. Consider them your savings accountability partner!

Visit americasaves.org/pledge to sign up! #ASW2026

#LACounty #SaveMoney #FinancialLiteracy #MoneyGoals

Promotional poster for Los Angeles Climate Week, taking place April 8–15, 2026. The text "Designing LA’s Climate Future, Together" is centered on a vibrant red-orange background featuring bright orange California poppies. The header and footer note the event is observed by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, providing the website BOS.LACOUNTY.GOV and social handle @LACountyBOS.

A calendar of events for Los Angeles Climate Week against a red-orange background with poppy silhouettes. Six events are listed in blue boxes: April 8: Eaton Canyon Land Restoration. April 9: Walking Tour of the East L.A. Sustainable Median Stormwater Capture Project. April 10: Where Youth & Government Meet: Aligning Climate Priorities in Los Angeles. April 12: Kids Beach Cleanup 2026, Picnic for the Planet, and a talk on Local Food Policy. Includes the short link bit.ly/LACo-LACW for more information.

It’s #LAClimateWeek!

Join one of the many events taking place around #LACounty: from volunteer-led restorations to beach cleanups to community arts & youth activities, there are many ways to get involved & learn about keeping our County cool and green. 🌱

🔗 bit.ly/4sXMkGX

#ICYMI: Join the Governance Reform Task Force for its Regular Meeting TODAY in #Castaic at 5 pm!

Take part in guiding changes in #LACounty governance by joining in person or online.

Don’t miss our Measure ULA meeting tonight! Scott is going to talk to us about ULA reform!
7pm on Zoom tonight!
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#ula #measureula #housing #policyreform #yimby #prohomes #mansiontax #webinar #losangeles #lacounty #ahla

Stay Updated: ready.lacounty.gove/rain Sign up for emergency alerts: alert.lacounty.gov Follow us on social media: @ReadyLACounty

Stay Updated: ready.lacounty.gove/rain Sign up for emergency alerts: alert.lacounty.gov Follow us on social media: @ReadyLACounty

☔ Ready for April showers?

From this coming Friday into Sunday, parts of #LACounty may see wind, rain, thunderstorms, & in the higher elevations, snow. ❄

✔ Check ready.lacounty.gov/rain to make sure you're prepared.

#LARain #ReadyLACounty

On Friday, April 3, 2026, Deputy Fire Chief Mike Inman hung up his turnouts for the final time.

We thank Chief Inman for his many contributions & 40 years of dedicated service to the Department & #LACounty residents & communities.

Congrats on your well-deserved retirement!

Teal graphic for the County of Los Angeles Board of Supervisors' Regular Board Meeting on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at 9:30 A.M. The flyer directs viewers to bos.lacounty.gov for information on how to watch and submit public comments. A stylized Los Angeles cityscape serves as the background, and the social media handle @LACountyBOS is listed at the bottom.

Join us TOMORROW, April 7 at 9:30 a.m. for the #LACountyBOS Regular Meeting!

➡️ View the agenda & participate: bos.lacounty.gov ➡️ Watch live: youtube.com/LACountyBOS

#LACounty

A flyer announcing LA Public Health's National Public Health Week with a map graphic.

A flyer showing an event for emergency preparedness during National Public Health Week. Monday, April 6, 2026 Emergency Preparedness: Be Prepared, Have a Plan, Take Action! 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Rowland Heights Park 1500 Bañida Ave., Rowland Heights, CA 91748

A flyer showing an event about preventing overdoses. Tuesday, April 7, 2026 Rewriting LA County’s Story – Community Event 12 p.m. – 2 p.m. Pueblo y Salud – Palmdale Office 39130 Third St., East Palmdale, CA 93550

A flyer showing a public health event for National Public Health Week. Wednesday, April 8, 2026 Public Health in 2026: Building Healthy Communities & Sustaining the Safety Net 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. California State University, Los Angeles (Rosser Hall 132) 5151 State University Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90032

It's National Public Health Week! This year's theme #ReadySetAction highlights the importance of preparedness, collaboration, and leadership in keeping communities healthy.

Join @lapublichealth for #ReadySetAction events all week.

#NPHW #NationalPublicHealthWeek #LACounty

LA County Flea-Borne Typhus Cases Hit Record High in 2025 LA County hit a record 220 flea-borne typhus cases in 2025, with 90% hospitalized. Learn where outbreaks occurred and how to protect yourself.

LA County Flea-Borne Typhus Cases Hit Record High in 2025
LA County hit a record 220 flea-borne typhus cases in 2025, with 90% hospitalized. Learn where outbreaks occur...

#FleaBorneTyphus #LosAngelesHealth #LACounty #PublicHealth #Typhus
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Two people wearing glasses sitting outdoors using mobility aids sharing a moment outside of the Abilities Expo.

Man sitting on a chair next to a woman in a wheelchair with a black poodle wearing a red harness between them outside of the Abilities Expo.

A person in a red tracksuit sitting in a wheelchair points their finger at the camera during a fashion show at the Abilities Expo.

Two individuals posing in front of an adapted American flag, one wearing a helmet and sitting in a wheelchair and the other standing behind with a hand on their shoulder during the Abilities Expo.

✨ Humans of the #AbilitiesExpo ✨

#LACountyAD is running it back to last weekend's #AbilitiesExpoLA. AD loved connecting with so many inspiring people and organizations dedicated to empowering those with disabilities.

#AbilitiesExpoLA #Inclusion #LACounty #DisabilityPride #AdaptiveTech

A light pink graphic featuring three ornately decorated Easter eggs in gold, lavender, and teal. Above the eggs, the text reads "Happy Easter" in a mix of script and bold block lettering. Small white flowers are scattered throughout the background. The footer includes the website bos.lacounty.gov, the social handle @LACountyBOS, and the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors logo.

Happy Easter, #LACounty! 🐰 🌼

Whether you're gathering with loved ones, enjoying a quiet moment of reflection, or taking part in community traditions, we hope your day is filled with warmth and connection.

Three people holding hands in unity on a flyer with a blue patterned background and supportive text to celebrate Arab American Heritage Month.

This #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth, #LACountyAD is celebrating the diverse legacies of Arab Americans who have shaped #LACounty & the nation. The department remains committed to serving older adults and people with disabilities with dignity, cultural respect, & accessibility.
#ManyVoicesOneCommunity

Emergency – COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES

⚠ There is a wildfire near Acton area. ⚠

An Evacuation Order has been issued near Soledad Canyon Road & Crown Valley Road.

If you need emergency assistance, dial 9-1-1.

Check alertla.org for more information.

#CrownFire #LACounty

Flyer for LA County’s April 2026 Second Chance Month hosted by JCOD. The graphic features a collage of smiling community members and a list of resource fairs, open houses, and festivals held throughout the month in Lancaster, Reseda, Los Angeles, Pasadena, and Long Beach. Full schedule and details at jcod.lacounty.gov.

Join the Justice Care & Opportunities Dept. at one of their community resource events across #LACounty! 🤝

Hosted during #SecondChanceMonth, these events provide access to services, support, & resources for the system-impacted residents.

🔗: jcod.lacounty.gov

Group of five women standing in front of a screen congratulating Maral Karaccusian as director of the Aging and Disabilities Department.

A woman in a beige blazer signs a document on a wooden table while three other women watch attentively in a formal setting.

A collage with a group photo of diverse professionals celebrating Maral Karaccusian's MSW achievement with a congratulatory message on screen, a woman in a beige blazer and a man in a polo shirt, and a woman in a beige blazer embracing an older woman in a black shirt.

A collage including a group of professionals posing in front of a congratulatory screen for Maral Karaccusian from the Aging and Disabilities Department and a plague.

Throwback to a special day for #LACountyAD ⏪✨

Last week, AD welcomed Director Maral Karaccusian with an oath ceremony that celebrated the vision and leadership she brings to serve #LACounty's older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Watch 👉 youtu.be/Pv4WbgyR9kc

#ThrowbackThursday #TBT

Today marks the 1-year anniversary of the #LACoFD LA-DROP program, w/whole blood available in the field for FFPMs to use on critically ill trauma patients.

LA-DROP is the #LACounty collaborative & CAL-DROP the 5-County collaborative. To date, LA-DROP has transfused 57 patients.

A festive graphic for Passover featuring the text "HAPPY PASSOVER" above an illustrated blue Seder plate surrounded by colorful flowers and greenery. The plate holds traditional items: matzah, a shank bone, a hard-boiled egg, charoset, parsley, and lettuce. The bottom includes the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors logo, the website bos.lacounty.gov, and the social media handle @LACountyBOS.

Happy Passover! We send warm wishes to all who celebrate and may this season inspire reflection, renewal, and meaningful time with loved ones. Chag Sameach!

#LACounty #Passover

We are so proud of CHIRLA's Executive Director, Angelica Salas, who received the Courage Award from the #LACounty Human Relations Commission! 🌟🎉

This recognition reflects Angelica's unwavering dedication to human rights and dignity for all in our county.

#SomosCHIRLA #LosAngeles #ImmigrantRights

Attendees engaging with exhibitors at Abilities Expo 2026, exploring informational booths in a busy convention hall.

People in wheelchairs engaging with representatives at an accessibility-focused event booth with informational materials.

People engaging at a booth for the Los Angeles County Commission on Disabilities during a public event with informational materials displayed.

Attendees explore informational booths at a community event hosted by Los Angeles County Aging & Disabilities Department.

Thank you to everyone who visited our booths at #abilitiesexpo! 💙 #LACountyAD and #LACCOD loved meeting you and can’t wait to stay connected. Join an online workshop or visit one of our 13 centers across #LACounty #AccessibilityMatters

A series of diverse seniors doing activities on a flyer for workshop on safeguarding money, property, and personal info from scammers at East Rancho Dominguez Community Center on 4/7/2026

Your safety matters. ❤️

Swing by the East Rancho Dominguez Community Center for a scam prevention workshop that helps safeguard you and your loved ones. 🛡️ Presented with #LACountyDCBA, Bet Tzedek, and #LACountyAD.

#LACounty #StopScammers #ProtectYourself

Gemini said An official flyer for International Transgender Day of Visibility, March 31, 2026, issued by the LA County LGBTQ+ Commission. The graphic features a background of abstract pink and light blue brushstrokes, reflecting the colors of the Transgender Pride flag. The image includes the LA County seal and the logo for the Executive Office of the Board of Supervisors, along with the website bos.lacounty.gov and the social media handle @LACountyBOS.

Happy #TransDayOfVisibility!

Across #LACounty, transgender people bring creativity, leadership, and joy to our communities every day. Today we celebrate that impact—and keep pushing for a County where everyone can live openly, safely, and with pride.

🏳️‍⚧️ Today, #LACounty recognizes International Transgender Day of Visibility — a day to celebrate the lives, contributions, and resilience of transgender and gender-diverse communities.

10 Essential Emergency Supplies 1. Water for 3-10 days (1 gallon per person per day) 2. Food for 3-10 days (including pet food) 3. First Aid Kit and instructions 4. Flashlights (and extra batteries) 5. Radio (and extra batteries) 6. Medications (prescription and non-prescription) 7 Cash and important documents (small bills, birth certificates, tax returns, deeds, titles, insurance papers, medical cards) 8. Clothing and sturdy shoes 9. Tools (wrench, duct tape, fire extinguisher, sturdy gloves, whistle) 10. Sanitation and hygiene supplies When purchasing a fire extinguisher the best type is ABC, which covers combustibles, liquids, and electrical fires. Be sure to check the expiration date on your extinguisher.

📍 On this day in 1931, a significant earthquake struck the city of Managua in Nicaragua. Less than 2 years later came the 1933 Long Beach Earthquake.

🌎 Earthquakes are part of life in #LACounty.

All of us can take steps to prepare.

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