BCD at March For Our Lives

April 7, 2018January 30, 2019 admin 0 Comments

BCD members were caught on camera by CADEM at the March For Our Lives on March 24th. We attended because we believe that we need to do more to keep everyone, especially our youth, safe from the threat of gun violence. It should not be possible to be shot in your own grandparent’s backyard or school.

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The Beach Cities Health District has been working with the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and the City of Redondo Beach to support COVID-19 testing efforts in the South Bay and our community during this unprecedented time.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is the lead agency for the COVID-19 testing at the South Bay Galleria in Redondo Beach. These tests are free of charge.

All tests at the South Bay Galleria will be by appointment only. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has established a website with the City of Los Angeles to schedule appointments.

Free COVID-19 testing is now available to ALL Los Angeles County residents, whether or not you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms!

CLICK HERE TO DETERMINE ELIGIBILITY AND SCHEDULE A COVID-19 TEST

Note: If you are experiencing acute symptoms such as severe shortness of breath or are in distress related to COVID-19 symptoms, contact your physician. If it is an emergency, dial 911.

For more questions about testing, please visit the City of Los Angeles’ FAQ for answers to frequently asked questions.

For more information about COVID-19 visit:

Beach Cities Health District

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

World Health Organization

Thanks to Dency Nelson for forwarding this info.

February 19th, 2020

BEACH CITIES DEMOCRATS:

In response to a request from Supervisor Janice Hahn, the LA County Departments of Mental Health and Public Health are increasing services and outreach to communities impacted by fear, anxiety, and discrimination associated with the Coronavirus outbreak.

The LA County Departments of Mental Health and Public Health announced plans to distribute information about Asian Pacific Islander mental health providers, educational information on anxiety, bullying, depression, and connect people in need with the 24/7 Department of Mental Health ACCESS Line. They will also distribute accurate information about the Coronavirus in order to combat the spread of disinformation about the disease.

We would appreciate your help in distributing the attached guide for coping with stress during an infectious disease outbreak. You can find a link to the guide here in English, as well as Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese.

We want to stress that there is currently only one confirmed case of Coronavirus in Los Angeles County. However, residents across the County, especially in the Asian Pacific Islander community have experienced harassment, discrimination, and elevated levels of anxiety and fear because of the outbreak overseas.

Thank you so much for your help and our office will continue to keep you informed about the County’s efforts to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus and address the stress, anxiety, and discrimination associated with the outbreak.

Regards,

Jennifer Zivkovic LaMarque
South Bay Deputy
Office of Supervisor Janice Hahn, 4^th District
310-222-3015

Beach Cities Democrats has officially endorsed all four of the bills introduced this year by the California Clean Money Campaign:

SB 47, the Petition disclose Act(Allen)
Requires initiative signature-gatherers to show voters the top 3 funders of the signature-gathering effort.

SB 636, the Ballot Disclose Act(Stern)
Requires the ballots people vote on to list 3 supporters and opponents of each state ballot measure.

AB 1217, the Issue Ad Disclose Act(Mullin)
Requires lobbying issue ads and sham issue ads to clearly show their top 3 funders.

AB 1784, the Secure the VOTE Act (Santiago-Chiu-Gonzalez) & budget matching funds requests by Assemblymembers Santiago & Chiu and Senators Wiener & Allen.
Allocates up to $16 million in state matching funds to help counties develop, certify, and share publicly owned Open-Source Paper Ballot voting systems to count votes instead of secret corporate-owned voting systems.

For more information on the California Clean Money Campaign in general, and/or any of these bills in particular, please visit http://www.yesfairelections.org.