COVID-19 Testing in Los Angeles

During the COVID-19 pandemic, access to testing for all of our communities is critical. At the end of April, I visited one of the first testing sites on the east side of Los Angeles run by AltaMed.

Healthcare heroes have spread out across the county to provide free tests to all Angelenos, regardless of if you have symptoms or not. Sign up to get you and your family tested today and help keep our neighborhoods healthy.

Click here to make a COVID-19 test appointment.

Home-Delivered Meals in Little Tokyo

This public health crisis has hit our most vulnerable communities the hardest, including seniors. But community partners across California's 34th Congressional District have stepped up to help out.

Earlier this month, I joined the Little Tokyo Service Center to deliver hot, nutritious meals to seniors. Many of these Angelenos have been unable to leave their homes for weeks. Home-delivered meals a few times each week helps them with essentials and demonstrates how giving our community is.

Helping Working Families and Students

A couple of weeks ago, I took a quick walk down the street to help hand out supplies at Eagle Rock High School. Supplying students with the technology necessary for remote learning and healthy meals they would otherwise get at school is a critical part of helping our neighbors during this crisis.

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has set up 'Grab & Go' stations, like Eagle Rock High School, across the District to provide nutritious meals and school supplies to those most affected.

If you are in need, click here to find the nearest 'Grab & Go' station to your home.

I also recently joined Para Los Niños to distribute care packages that include non-perishable foods, diapers, and virtual instruction tools for students. Community partners across Los Angeles continue to step up and help out working families during this pandemic.

Respond to the 2020 Census!

If you've read this far into my email, that means you can take just a few minutes more to fill out your 2020 Census! Responding to the Census for your household is an easy way to make your voice heard and do your part for our community!

You can respond online, over the phone, or by mail if you've already received a Census form. Assistance in 12 languages, including Spanish and Korean - is available online and over the phone.

Click here to respond to the 2020 Census online. To respond over the phone, dial one of the following numbers:

English: (844) 330-2020

Spanish: (844) 468-2020

Korean: (844) 392-2020