When I heard the news today about Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death, I was still.

During a publicly noticed meeting that complied with the Brown Act, the Northridge East Neighborhood Council (NENC) Education Committee made plans to host a candidate forum that would give LAUSD School Board candidates Scott Schmerelson and Marilyn Koziatek a chance to interact with potential voters.

The West Valley People’s Alliance (WVPA) is a non-profit group without a budget. It is a locally organized group that is united in a desire to “fight for social, economic, worker, environmental, racial, education, healthcare & housing justice for the people of the West San Fernando Valley.”

Covering an area that is 720 square miles and serving over 600,000 students, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) needs a massive bureaucracy in order to operate.

Last week the Northridge West Neighborhood Council (NWNC) became the latest group of community representatives to consider a motion questioning John Lee’s involvement in a trip to Las Vegas that resulted in the felony conviction of his former boss, Mitchell Englander.

With action by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the school district would receive reimbursement for meals provided to needy adults.

On August 11, the Northridge West NC will consider a resolution regarding a Los Angeles Councilmember’s role in the corruption scandal.

Ignoring his failed record as Obama’s Secretary of Education, LAUSD board candidate Marilyn Koziatek accepts Arne Duncan’s endorsement.

Charter Schools plundered the Payroll Protection Program leaving workers struggling as the economic crisis brought on by COVID-19 deepens.

Northridge East Neighborhood Council overrules board president and votes to keep the resolution on the agenda despite “confidential” threats.