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A group of Veterans will soon have the keys to their own house in the Antelope Valley.

You can watch more stories like this on Channel 92 or 94 on most cable systems, or anytime here. Catch up on LA County Close-Up?here.


In Case You Missed It

Digital Equity Online Survey

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The internet is a critical part of everyday life. Yet one in five Californians do not have access to affordable, reliable broadband service, devices, and the skills to use them. Going without a reliable broadband connection can affect the ability to land a better job, provide a better education to the next generation or fully access medical care. The gap between those with broadband connection and those without is known as the ?digital divide.?

Over the next few months, the California Department of Technology will be leveraging a federal planning grant to develop a state?Digital Equity Plan.?

To produce a Digital Equity Plan that works for all Californians, we need everyone?s help! Commit to working towards an equitable digital future by taking the California Digital Equity Survey and encouraging those in your community to do the same by June 30, 2023. Feedback collected from this survey will help form a plan to fund programs that provide reliable internet, computers, and the skills to use them.


At Your Service

Tool Lending Library

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In an effort to support Los Angeles County residents during a tough post-pandemic economy, LA County Library launched a Tool Lending Library at its Rosemead, Compton, San Fernando, Norwalk, and Lancaster libraries. The Tool Lending Library includes tools for electrical work, gardening, sewing and clothing repair, cooking and baking, auto repair, bike repair, and crafting.

Click here to view a full catalog of available tools.?


Out and About

Summer Classes at LA County Parks

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Whether you?re taking up a new hobby, learning a new skill or being more active, LA County Parks invites you to join our Summer Classes for all ages! We?re offering a variety of in-person and virtual classes to help you get active, stay healthy, and enjoy a new hobby. From yoga and sports to music and arts, there is a class for everyone!

Our online registration system allows you to manage everyone?s schedule through a single household account. Sign up for Summer Classes for yourself and your loved ones from your smartphone or computer.

Classes start May 30, 2023 and registration is on a rolling basis.?Check out the Summer Classes and register here.


Photo Finish

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Photo: Los Angeles County / Mayra Beltran Vasquez

Sharing Folktales with shadow puppets at Charter Oak Library.

Click here?to access more photos of LA County in action.


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