New on the County Channel
 Jurassic star Gnatalie, the only green-boned dinosaur on the planet, recently made her debut at the Natural History Museum. The long-necked, long-tailed herbivorous dinosaur was discovered in 2007 and will be the star attraction of a new wing at the museum opening later this year. Watch this video to learn more about the Natural History Museum's newest star, and click here to learn more about this exhibit.
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In Case You Missed It
Rent Registry Opens
 If you own rental properties or mobilehome parks in unincorporated LA County, it?s time to complete your Rent Registry 2024-25 registration. The LA County Rent Registry?is an easy-to-use online portal where you can register your rental units, update information, and pay annual fees required by the County?s Rent Stabilization Ordinances.
Who Needs to Register? Landlords and mobilehome park owners who rent out units, rooms, or mobilehome spaces must register annually. Some properties ? like owner-occupied or single family homes ? may be exempt, so check the LA County Rent Registry website or contact them to find out if your property qualifies.
How to Register:
- Visit?Rent Registry
- Use your Property Identification Number (PIN) to find your property.
- Update your contact, property, and unit information.
- Submit your registration.
You can also register and pay your fees in person or by mail. Be sure to register by September 30 to avoid late fees.
Not a Landlord? No Problem! If you occupy your property as your primary residence, you?re exempt from registration. Email them at [email protected] to let them know and they?ll take you out of the system. But if you ever do rent, you?ll have to let them know (and register).
For more information, visit?dcba.lacounty.gov/rentregistry.
At Your Service
Keeping Cool During Excessive Heat
 Public Health reminds everyone to take precautions to avoid heat-related illness, especially older adults, young children, pregnant people, outdoor workers, athletes, and those with a chronic medical condition who are more at risk for negative health impacts from extreme heat.
County and City partners have planned ways to safely operate cooling centers during times of high heat. Residents who do not have access to air conditioning are encouraged to take advantage of these free cooling centers, splash pads, and community pools. To find a location near you, visit?https://ready.lacounty.gov/heat/?or call 211.
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To find your nearest pool, click here.
To find your nearest splash pad, click here.
Out and About
Summer Classes at LA County Parks!
Whether you?re taking up a new hobby, learning a new skill or being more active, LA County Parks invites you to join their Summer Classes for all ages! They?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!
Their 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 started May 30, 2024, and registration is on a rolling basis.
- Arts and Culture
- Computers and Technology
- Exercise and Fitness
- Health and Wellness
- Martial Arts
- Performing Arts, Music and Dance
- Special Interest
- Sports
Check out the Summer Classes below and register for an activity at?reservations.lacounty.gov.
Photo Finish
Photo: Los Angeles County / Mayra Beltran Vasquez
LA County Parks After Dark free summer movie nights at Ted Watkins Memorial Park.?
Click here?to access more photos of LA County in action.
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