Win the Fade Game: Get Free Unlimited Haircuts for a Year!

Familia, at La Línea, we're not just about one-time transactions; we're about building a lifelong relationship with the community and making sure you look your best, always. That’s why we’re giving you the ultimate opportunity to join the inner circle: a chance to win The La Línea Unlimited Plan for an entire year!

What is the LLUnlimited Plan?

The La Línea Unlimited Plan is the financial backbone of our shop and the ultimate hack for consistent sharpness. For our members, it means:

• Unlimited Haircuts: Come in as often as you need to maintain that perfect fade, line, or style.

• Financial Freedom: For only $70 a month (or $40 for seniors), you disrupt the transactional model and gain cost certainty. You do the math: if you get two cuts a month, you're already saving money.

• Client Lock-in: Once you’re a member, why would you ever go to a competitor? You’ve already paid for the month.

The Grand Prize: A Year of FREE Sharpness

We’re raffling off a full year of this foundational membership. Imagine 12 months of guaranteed excellence, peace of mind, and continuous access to the freshest cuts in SELA—all for free!

How to Win & Support the Movement

This raffle is happening as part of our ongoing community commitment. Details on where and when you can enter will be announced on our social media channels, but typically, opportunities to win prizes like this are tied to our major Retail Activism events, like the Toy Drive!

When you support our events, you help cement our shop as a Community Sanctuary and allow us to continue investing in local initiatives like the Padrine program.

Don’t miss your chance to win the best investment in self-care and style in the Southeast LA market!

Don't Just Get a Christmas Cut: Secure Your $15 New Year's Fade with LLFlex!

The holiday season is a gauntlet. You managed the crowded parking lot, survived Tía’s questioning at Christmas dinner, and now? You’ve got a tired fade that is definitely not ready for the New Year’s glow-up.

You need to look flawless for two major events in two weeks—and you shouldn't have to choose between looking sharp and staying solvent.

That’s why we created the LLFlex Plan: the strategic tool for the conscious Chicano and Latino community that needs premium grooming services but values economic pragmatism.

The LLFlex Holiday Math

In a typical month, getting a cut before Christmas and another before New Year’s Eve means two separate visits at our standard $30 price, totaling $60.

LLFlex cuts that cost and chaos in half:

• Your Christmas Cut (The First): You pay the standard $30 price for your precision cut and premium service.

• Your New Year's Cut (The Flex): Before you leave the shop, simply prepay for your next cut, and it's yours for only $15—half the price!

That’s two immaculate fades—one for the holidays, one for the new year—for a total cost of $45, saving you $15 and guaranteeing your spot on the busiest week of the year.

Walk Into 2026 Looking Radical

The LLFlex Plan isn't just about savings; it’s about control. You lock in that crucial New Year’s appointment spot now, turning transactional grooming into a financially smart routine.

Tired of being treated like an afterthought? We've got you.

Ask your barber about LLFlex at checkout today, or skip the math entirely by joining the Unlimited Club:

🔗 Learn more about our plans: https://www.nuestralinea.com/unlimited

#LLFlex #NewYearsFade #ChristmasCut #SELA

Chisme Dominguero: Community Power, ICE Defense, & Your Weekend Plans

Familia, at La Línea, we’re committed to keeping you sharp on your look and sharp on the issues that define our barrio. This week’s Chisme Dominguero is focused on community defense, crucial local events, and making sure our most vulnerable—including pets—are supported.

🛡️ SELA Defense: Fight Back Against Federal Misconduct

The "chilling effect" of ICE raids is real, and it’s hurting our community deeply. LA Unified has seen thousands of immigrant students flee its schools, demonstrating the fear caused by these ongoing actions.

California is fighting back. The state has launched a new online portal to report federal agent misconduct. The reports collected by the California Department of Justice will create a record of unlawful contact and inform legal action to defend Californians’ rights. This is essential knowledge for anyone operating in SELA.

👉 Know Your Rights: Read the full story on how to report misconduct and what information the state is collecting.

🔗 Read the full story: https://lapublicpress.org/2025/12/ice-law-enforcement-immigration-report/

🗓️ Your Weekend & Holiday Plans: Support Local SELA

This Sunday, December 14th, the action is non-stop. Support our local artists, grab some free cuts, and keep the community resilient.

1. La Línea 2nd Annual Toy Drive: Art, Performance, & Activism

Join us Sunday, December 14th (11 AM–4 PM) right here at La Línea (4471 Tweedy Blvd) for our biggest event of the year! We’re working with Para Los Niños to support families affected by ICE raids.

• Admission: 1 unwrapped toy 🧸.

• The Vibe: Art, Vendors, Performances by @folclorico_pipiles_dance_, and FREE haircuts.

• Support: Amazing Food vendors will be vending alongside dozens of incredible SELA artists and makers.

• Link in Bio for More Info!

2. Holiday Mercadito: Support Local Makers

Also on Sunday, December 14th (12–4 PM), our friends at @selabicyclecenter and @artspacehp are hosting a Holiday Mercadito at SELA Bicycle Center. This is a great opportunity to find unique holiday gifts like jewelry, ceramics, candles, and art. Go support our local economy!

3. Winter Dinner: Brown Soul Brewing Co.

Need a special night out? @brownsoulbrewery is hosting their inaugural, collaborative 6-course meal with beer pairing on Tuesday, December 30th (6–9 PM). Tickets are $85 and seating is limited to 60 people. SALUD!

🐶 Community Care: The Pet Pantry

Don't forget the four-legged members of our familia. Our friends at @lapawnaderia have opened a Pet Pantry in Downey!

• Service: No questions asked, 1 bag of food per household (dogs and cats).

• Location: 13256 woodruff ave Downey ca 90242.

• Donate: They are accepting gently used items like blankets, clothes, collars, leashes, bowls, and unopened food.

#SELA #ToyDrive #CommunityDefense #ICE #SELABarber #ChismeDominguero

Chisme Dominguero: Your Weekly Chisme on What Matters

At La Línea, we're more than just a fresh cut. We're a hub for our community, and that means keeping you sharp not just on your look, but on what's happening in our barrio. This week, we're dropping some crucial chisme you need to know, from local environmental fights to opportunities to connect.

Breathe Easy? South Gate's Hidden Odor Problem

You've smelled it. That foul, unsettling odor that sometimes hangs heavy in the air around South Gate. Turns out, it's not just in your head, and it's been a problem for years.

LA Public Press recently dug deep, finding 140 odor complaints filed between 2020 and 2024, citing noxious smells like "rotten eggs" and asphalt. These were concentrated around industrial facilities like World Oil and Malarkey Roofing near Garfield Avenue.

Imagine not being able to breathe clean air in your own home. As one resident wrote: "Please hold who is responsible accountable for the air I cannot breathe in my own home. Devastating."

This is about our health, our families, and our right to a clean environment. We live here, we work here, and we breathe here.

👉 Don't stay in the dark. Read the full, in-depth investigation by Ashley Orona at LAPublicPress.org (link in bio or below) to understand the full scope of this issue.

🔗 Read the full story: https://lapublicpress.org/2025/11/south-gate-odor-aqmd-smell/

Education Under Attack: Undocumented Students & In-State Tuition

Beyond our immediate air, there's another fight brewing that directly impacts the future of many in our community: the right to education.

The Trump administration is actively suing California over its long-standing policy of offering in-state tuition exemptions for undocumented students. This isn't just a legal battle; it's an attack on opportunity, on the dreams of young people striving for a better future, and on the very principles of access that California stands for.

Here in SELA, where diverse backgrounds fuel our vibrancy, policies like in-state tuition are vital lifelines. Denying these opportunities creates systemic barriers and pushes deserving students further into the shadows.

👉 Understand the stakes. Learn more about this crucial legal challenge and what it could mean for our state's students. Read Michelle Zacarias' report:

🔗 Read the full story: https://www.calonews.com/communities/trump-administration-sues-california-over-in-state-tuition-exemptions-for-undocumented-students/article_5863ac07-d9f0-44da-9641-6adb0a480343.html

Things To Do: Chilaquiles & Wreaths

Need a break from the chisme? Go connect with some other Cultural Architects this weekend.

• What: Fa la la la Chilaquiles & Wreaths! (Food, Mingle, Craft)

• When: Saturday, December 6th at 10 AM

• Where: Brown Soul Brewing Co. (3606 Tweedy Boulevard, South Gate, CA 90280)

• Details: Hosted by The Crafty Stem. The wreath kit is $45. Go support local SELA businesses and get your holiday craft on while grabbing some food and connecting with your neighbors.

#SELA #CommunityFirst #SouthGate #KnowYourRights #LocalNews #LaLinea

Stay Informed. Stay Involved. Stay Sharp.

Don't Catch a Fade for Christmas: Secure Your $15 Holiday Cut with LLFlex!

December is chaotic. The parking lot is a nightmare, your Tía is asking for details about your love life, and the last thing you need is a raggedy hairline showing up in all those holiday photos.

We get it—life is hectic, but bad hair is unacceptable, especially during Christmas. That's why we created the LLFlex Plan: the smart way to guarantee your sharpness without breaking the bank.

LLFlex: The Holiday Math That Makes Sense

Our standard precision cut and premium service is $30. If you're coming in twice this month—once to stay fresh for the holiday party circuits, and again for Christmas Eve—those costs add up fast.

The LLFlex plan is designed to cut that chaos and cost in half.

• Your First Cut: You pay the standard $30 price for your initial precision cut.

• Your Next Cut (The Flex): Before you leave, simply prepay for your next cut, and it's yours for only $15—half the price!

The total? That's two full, precision cuts for only $45.

The Christmas Cut Guarantee

This isn't just a budget hack; it's a strategic move. By using the LLFlex, you can walk in for your first cut today, lock in that $15 second cut, and redeem it right before Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. You're guaranteeing your spot on the books now for the busiest week of the year, all while saving $15.

Tired of overpaying to stay fresh? Stop leaving it to chance. The LLFlex plan ensures you're looking flawless for every holiday photo, family gathering, and seasonal flex.

Ask your barber about LLFlex at checkout today.

👉 Interested in skipping the math altogether? Our La Linea Unlimited plan is the financial backbone of the shop, giving you unlimited cuts for only $70 a month!

#LLFlex #ChristmasCut #BarberLife #SoutheastLA #UnlimitedCuts

Giving Back: Our 2nd Annual Toy Drive is ON!

Familia, listen up! This isn't just a party; it's a movement. The holidays hit different in SELA, and the only way we know how to celebrate is by showing up for our people. Mark your calendar, clear your Sunday, and grab an unwrapped toy, because our 2nd Annual Toy Drive is coming up fast!

On Sunday, December 14th, from 11 AM to 4 PM, we are taking over 4471 Tweedy Blvd. for a full-day vibe check.

The Mission is Clear. The Vibe is Sharp.

As a brand built on Community First and Social Impact, our Toy Drive is dual-purpose:

1. The Kids: All gifts and proceeds benefit @paralosninosorg (Para Los Niños) to bring some light to the holidays.

2. The Familia: We are also directly supporting local families who have been hit hard by the recent immigration actions in South East LA. This is how we operationalize our values—through tangible, unfiltered community care.

What’s Going Down (Besides the Freshest Fades, for free)

Forget the transactional, purely transactional experience of other shops. We’re turning the shop into a Community Sanctuary.

• Entry Fee? Just an Unwrapped Toy to benefit the kids, but everyone is welcome!

• FREE Haircuts for Everyone! Come through and get a sharp look on us—no purchase or entry required for the cut itself!

• Win BIG: We’re raffling off some serious prizes, including A YEAR OF UNLIMITED BARBER SERVICES from La Línea! That's 12 months of sharpness, on us.

• Other Prizes: We're also setting up a 50/50 Raffle and tons of other prizes. Buy from our amazing vendors and you’ll automatically enter to WIN.

• Art & Activism: We’re collaborating with our partners at @diablosconpintura and @lyvinx to bring the best art and cultural energy to the block.

Vendor Spotlight: Get Right with PadreAsada!

You know we only bring the best food vendors to the shop, and this time, you gotta get ready for PadreAsada.

Forget that struggle meal you were planning—this is the good stuff. They'll be on-site, serving up that high-quality flavor that is the true definition of LA street food. Bring your appetite, because you need the fuel to shop our local art and apparel vendors!

Don’t Wait. Show Up. Make an Impact

Your participation helps us continue to be that "Third Place" that bridges the need for professional advancement with the imperative of cultural preservation.

We can’t wait to celebrate and give back with our community. Bring a toy, grab a cut, and join the movement.

📍 4471 Tweedy Blvd. South Gate, CA 90280

📅 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14TH | 11 AM - 4 PM

#SELA #ToyDrive #CommunityFirst #SouthGate #CulturalPride

🎁 Two Birds, One Stone: Give a Toy, Get a Fade!

It's that time of year, Fam. We're not just about clean cuts and activist gear; we're about showing up for the community that built us. That's why we're announcing the return of our biggest event of the year:

The 2nd Annual La Línea Barbershop Toy Drive!

When: Sunday, December 14th, 11 AM - 4 PM

Where: 4471 Tweedy Blvd, South Gate, CA 90280

This isn't your grandma's holiday potluck. This is a crucial event, run in conjunction with @DIABLOSCONPINTURA & @LYVINX, where every ounce of energy goes back to SELA.

The Entry Fee is Your Act of Resistance

The price of entry is simple and powerful: ONE UNWRAPPED TOY.

And here's the hook—because you deserve it: when you contribute, you get a chance to be part of the whole event, including FREE HAIR CUTS!

Here's what's going down:

• FREE HAIR CUTS: Get lined up by the best in the game.

• 50/50 Raffle & Prizes: Buy from our vendors and WIN PRIZES.

• Food, Vendors, & Art: Support local SELA businesses and artists.

Your Gift Goes Further

Every single gift and all proceeds from the event will benefit @paralosninosorg and local families affected by the recent immigration actions in South East LA.

This event isn't just charity; it's operational activism. It's how we build our sanctuary and protect our own. Mark your calendar, grab a new toy, and roll through.

Stay Sharp. Stay Radical.

📰 Chisme Dominguero: Toy Drives, Vision Boards, and How We Fight Back 11/23/25

Familia, pull up a chair. It’s Sunday, November 23rd, 2025, and there is a lot of chisme (news) you need to catch up on—from planning your 2026 to protecting our neighbors from raids.

At Nuestra Linea, we don't just sell cuts; we use our platform as a community sanctuary to keep you connected, informed, and armed for the movement. Here’s the latest straight from the SELA streets.

✊ The Movement: Protection & Unity

The fight for our community's future is always active, and the news cycle proves why we must stay ready:

• Shielding Workers from ICE: There are serious efforts underway by LA employers and labor groups to shield workers from ICE activity. This is the kind of practical action we support. Link to story

• Black & Latino Unity: In South LA, our Black and Latino neighbors are uniting against ICE as systems continue to fail us. This coalition is critical; unity is our boundary marker. Link to Story

We refuse to be silent. That's why we carry gear that's more than just merch—it's equipment for cultural resistance.

🔥 The Drop: Gear for the Fight

La Tiendita is always stocked with the uniform for the resistance. Equip yourself and broadcast the message:

• Chinga LA Migra Hoodie (From $24.84): Stay warm and send an unapologetic message. GET IT HERE

• Just Deport ICE T-shirt (From $15.48): An accessible piece of activist streetwear. GET IT HERE

• Protest Whistles w/ICE Reporting Hotline Number 20 Pack ($14): This is essential, low-cost equipment for community safety. Know your rights and be ready to warn others. GET IT HERE

Chinga LA Migra Hoodie

from $24.84

Protest Whistles w/ICE Reporting Hotline Number 20 Pack

$14.00

Just Deport ICE Hoodie

from $24.84

🗓️ Community Sanctuary: Mark Your Calendar

Your support allows the shop to function as a community hub, which means we can spotlight essential, local events that keep the culture moving.

• Mark your calendar for the 2nd Annual Toy Drive on Sunday, December 14th (11 AM - 4 PM) at the shop (4471 Tweedy Blvd). Entry is one unwrapped toy and earns you a chance at FREE HAIR CUTS. All proceeds benefit local families affected by immigration actions in South East LA. This is how we fight back!

• Toy Drive for System-Impacted Families (Ends Nov 26): The holidays are especially hard for kids separated from an incarcerated parent. LOUD, in partnership with @cruzitasdeliandcafe, is collecting new, unwrapped toys (ages 5-16) for families supported by the Center for Restorative Justice Works (@crjw). Drop off locations are at Cruzita's Deli and Cafe (Huntington Park) and Local Fixture (Whittier). Let's make this season brighter! MORE INFO

• VERSOS PARA LUPITA Part II (Sat, Nov 29, 6-9 PM): This opening at Art Space HP features powerful photographs documented throughout the years of La Virgencita alongside Xitlalic’s printed poetry, with DJ Natmilla bringing the music. Join us! MORE INFO

• Manu x Art Supply Swapmeet: Vision Board (Thurs, Dec 11, 7 PM): Come plan your 2026 at Art Space HP! This workshop, led by @manudelmarceramics and @artsupplyswapmeet, is the perfect chance to build your vision board for the new year. MORE INFO

Ready to simplify your grooming routine and free up some cash? Ask your barber about our new LLFlex service at checkout today.

Stay Sharp. Stay Radical.

Next Step for the Fam: Are you interested in getting unlimited cuts for only $70 a month? Check out how the La Linea Unlimited plan is the financial backbone that lets us keep pushing the movement:

👉 Secure the bag and the fade: https://www.nuestralinea.com/unlimited

💸 Introducing LLFlex: Two Cuts for $45? We Did the Math For You.

Listen up, Familia. We know the hustle is real, and every dollar counts in SELA. Our mission is to keep you looking sharp and feeling proud without emptying your pockets.

That’s why we built our brand on the principle of balancing premium grooming with economic pragmatism. You deserve a fade that restores your dignity and confidence, and you also deserve a strategy that makes financial sense.

Today, we’re launching the LLFlex service—a simple way to save money and stay consistent.

What is LLFlex? The Easiest Math You'll Do All Day.

We built this plan for the customer who wants quality but isn't ready to commit to the La Linea Unlimited membership (yet!). This is the perfect entry point to the quality, community, and clean cuts you need:

1. Your First Cut: You pay the standard price of $30 for your precision cut and premium service.

2. Your Next Cut (The Flex): Before you leave, simply prepay for your next cut, and it's yours for only $15—half the price!

3. The Total: That’s two full, precision cuts for only $45.

This isn't just a discount; it's a strategic move. By prepaying, you lock in your next service at a massively reduced rate, ensuring you maintain that fresh look without the variable cost anxiety. It’s consistent grooming that supports your wallet.

Why We Flex on Pricing

Our competitors operate on a purely transactional basis—they sell cuts, not community. At Nuestra Linea, every service is a step toward building our sanctuary.

The LLFlex service is designed to:

• Build Consistency: The prepaid discount keeps you coming back on schedule.

• Keep Prices Accessible: Our pricing strategy balances accessibility with perceived value.

Ready to simplify your grooming routine and free up some cash? Ask your barber about LLFlex at checkout today.

Stay Sharp. Stay Radical.

Next Step for the Fam: Interested in the ultimate deal? Our La Linea Unlimited plan is the financial backbone of the shop, giving you unlimited cuts for $70 a month.

Skip the math altogether and secure the bag:

👉 Sign up for the Unlimited Plan today: https://www.nuestralinea.com/unlimited

The SELA Weekly Briefing: Governance, Development, and Community Resilience 11/23/25

I. Executive Summary: The Week Ahead and Critical Takeaways

This weekly briefing synthesizes the most time-sensitive municipal agendas, political developments, and critical community resilience narratives across Southeast Los Angeles (SELA). The focus this week is on concurrent legislative sessions in the region's core cities and significant county-level investments aimed at cultural equity.

Actionable Highlights

The week of November 24, 2025, presents a crucial opportunity for civic oversight as two major SELA Collaborative cities hold simultaneous legislative meetings.

• Municipal Convergence: Civic organizers should note the simultaneous regular City Council Meetings scheduled for Tuesday, November 25, 2025. The Huntington Park City Council convenes at 6:00 PM, followed shortly by the South Gate City Council Meeting at 6:30 PM.1 All legislative reports and agenda items for Huntington Park are available for review online.3

• Immediate Arts Funding: Los Angeles County has formally accepted an immediate $5 million state grant dedicated to supporting local SELA artists and cultural programs.4 This funding is designed to build community capacity and cultural resources proactively, preceding the physical completion of the ambitious SELA Cultural Center.

• Safety Priority: Residents should remain vigilant regarding weather conditions following the LA County Parks Rain Alert Advisory issued for November 13 through November 16, 2025.5 This advisory specifically warned of the potential for debris flows in recent burn scar areas, underscoring the necessity of directing residents to official LA County emergency preparedness resources.

Key Takeaways

Current reporting reveals dual narratives dominating the SELA region: the ongoing fight for land-use equity and environmental justice, and the continuous struggle for political transparency amidst local governance investigations.

1. Equity in Action: A recent land-use victory in South Gate, where the Planning Commission rejected the appeal of an unpermitted truck yard, underscores successful community organizing against typical environmental burdens.6 This event serves as a significant signal of positive, resident-focused municipal responsiveness.

2. Oversight Imperative: The simultaneous City Council meetings in Huntington Park occur under heightened scrutiny due to the L.A. County District Attorney’s ongoing investigation, which involved raids on the City Council earlier this year.6 This atmosphere places every legislative decision under an intense public spotlight, demanding continuous civic oversight.

II. The Defined SELA Region: A Geographic and Policy Primer

The term "Southeast Los Angeles" (SELA) is utilized by various government and advocacy bodies, often referring to two distinct, yet overlapping, geographic areas. Understanding these boundaries is essential for tracking policy impact and community affairs.

Clarifying SELA’s Boundaries

The region’s policy landscape is primarily driven by the core municipalities defined by the SELA Collaborative, the area often associated with concentrated social justice, environmental, and civic engagement initiatives.7 This core includes the cities of Bell, Bell Gardens, Commerce, Cudahy, Huntington Park, Lynwood, Maywood, South Gate, Vernon, and unincorporated areas like Walnut Park and Florence-Firestone.7 Major infrastructure and cultural projects, such as the forthcoming SELA Cultural Center, are strategically located within or immediately adjacent to this zone.8

Conversely, the Southeast Los Angeles County Workforce Development Board (SELACO WDB) defines a second, broader footprint, focused primarily on economic and workforce development among what are often referred to as the Gateway Cities. This group includes Artesia, Bellflower, Cerritos, Downey, Hawaiian Gardens, Lakewood, Norwalk, and Paramount.9

Policy Bifurcation in SELA

The geographic split between these two definitions correlates with divergent policy challenges and reporting priorities. The SELA Collaborative core, characterized by high population density and legacy industrial land use, frequently generates news related to political instability, environmental hazards, and housing pressure.6 In contrast, the SELACO WDB cities, such as Downey, Artesia, and Cerritos, often feature reporting focused on routine municipal services, quality of life initiatives, and recreational programming.10

This difference mandates a highly targeted reporting strategy: coverage of serious governance and social justice issues necessitates focus on the Collaborative core cities (e.g., Huntington Park, South Gate), while general lifestyle and Parks & Recreation updates may draw from the broader WDB cities (e.g., Downey).

SELA Regional Definitions Summary

Regional DesignationFocus/MandateRepresentative Core CitiesSELA CollaborativeSocial Justice, Civic Engagement, Policy Advocacy

Bell, Bell Gardens, Cudahy, Huntington Park, Lynwood, Maywood, South Gate 7

SELACO WDB (Gateway Cities)Workforce Development, Economic Growth

Artesia, Bellflower, Cerritos, Downey, Lakewood, Norwalk, Paramount 9

III. Local Governance Watch: Municipal Agendas and Political Scrutiny

The governance environment in SELA remains complex, characterized by ongoing efforts toward accountability in some cities and visible political turmoil in others. This week's simultaneous City Council meetings in Huntington Park and South Gate demand close attention.

Upcoming City Council Meetings: Week of November 24, 2025

Huntington Park City Council Meeting

The Huntington Park City Council is scheduled for a regular meeting on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the City Hall.1 Crucially, all agenda items and reports are made publicly available for review via the City Clerk's Office and the city's official website.3

South Gate City Council Meeting

The South Gate City Council is scheduled to hold its regular meeting shortly thereafter on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM at City Hall.2 Agendas are typically prepared prior to the meeting, and residents can view them online.11

Upcoming SELA City Council Meetings

CityDateTime (PST)LocationContext/NoteHuntington ParkTuesday, Nov 25, 20256:00 PMCity Hall, 6550 Miles Ave

High scrutiny due to DA investigation 1

South GateTuesday, Nov 25, 20256:30 PMCity Hall, 8650 California Ave

Recent land-use policy win for residents 2

Governance Under Heightened Scrutiny

The legislative proceedings in Huntington Park are taking place under the shadow of significant political investigation. The L.A. County District Attorney’s office executed search warrants at 11 locations associated with the Huntington Park City Council earlier in the year.6

This ongoing legal action fundamentally changes the nature of municipal business. Any agenda item—whether it involves contract approvals, appointments to commissions, or financial resolutions—is no longer merely a routine administrative act; it is an active test of governmental continuity and the city’s commitment to transparency.6 For civic organizers, the November 25th meeting is a vital checkpoint to monitor how city leadership manages continuity and addresses potential internal conflicts related to the investigation.

Policy Success Story: South Gate Land Use

In notable contrast to the political turmoil in neighboring HP, South Gate recently demonstrated a success in responsive, resident-focused governance. The South Gate Planning Commission voted against an appeal, siding firmly with community residents to prevent a truck yard from continuing operations without proper permits at the site of a former recycling plant.6

Unpermitted industrial facilities, particularly truck yards, are a hallmark of the environmental justice crisis facing SELA communities. The Planning Commission’s decisive action in rejecting the appeal is a significant tactical victory for local activists. It sends a strong signal that the city is shifting toward more responsive governance, prioritizing resident health and proper land-use enforcement over industrial encroachment. This success provides an important model for other SELA cities battling similar environmental burdens.

IV. Major Development, Infrastructure, and Equitable Investment

The SELA region is currently undergoing a period of major public investment and infrastructural transformation, with development focused on both cultural revitalization and mobility. However, these investments carry inherent risks regarding social equity and displacement, which policy planners are attempting to address proactively.

The SELA Cultural Center: A Model for Equitable Development

The SELA Cultural Center is poised to be a landmark infrastructure project designed by Gehry Partners, intended to revitalize the cultural landscape of the region.4 Located strategically at the confluence of the Lower L.A. River and the Rio Hondo 4, the complex is envisioned as a central arts hub offering education, workshops, performance space, and galleries.4 The project has already secured substantial financial backing, including $124 million in state funding.4

The County is implementing a crucial strategy to ensure that the center benefits existing residents rather than accelerating displacement. L.A. County supervisors recently voted unanimously to accept an additional $5 million grant from the state.4 This funding is designated specifically to support arts and culture programs and artists in SELA before the physical structure is complete.4 This decision, championed by Supervisor Janice Hahn, aims to build capacity and community wealth among existing local artists.4 Investing directly in the community’s cultural fabric early acts as a strategic buffer, intended to ensure the Cultural Center serves as an anchor for current SELA residents, mitigating the common pattern where large-scale cultural investments often trigger gentrification and rapid economic displacement.

Mobility Conflicts and Future Equity

While development aims to improve SELA, certain infrastructure plans pose new equity challenges for commuters. Calonewsla reports that the high-occupancy vehicle (carpool) lanes on the I-105 freeway are slated for conversion into toll roads in preparation for the 2028 Olympics.6

For SELA, which relies heavily on the I-105 for access to regional employment centers, the conversion of a free public resource into paid infrastructure introduces a disproportionate financial burden on predominantly working-class commuters. This change fundamentally alters equitable access to mobility and stands as a significant political challenge for regional planners who must reconcile congestion relief goals with economic equity for local residents.6

V. Social Justice, Advocacy, and Community Resilience (Local Press Synthesis)

Local news outlets specializing in SELA—such as Calonewsla and LA Taco—reveal persistent structural issues tied to environmental health, housing stability, and civil rights enforcement. These reports are critical for community mobilization and advocacy.

Environmental Justice: From Battle to Blueprint

The struggle for environmental health is highly active in SELA. The recent victory against the unpermitted truck yard in South Gate 6 is supplemented by ongoing advocacy for proactive health initiatives. For example, a group of parents in Huntington Park is actively advocating for better nutrition, wellness, and the development of edible school gardens.6 This initiative represents a sophisticated community effort that simultaneously tackles food security, promotes better public health, and increases sorely needed green space in dense, underserved urban areas.

These local efforts are reinforced by broader regional findings, such as studies linking the adoption of electric vehicles to improved respiratory health.13 This scientific connection provides crucial validation for community groups fighting industrial pollution, linking local battles (like the truck yard closure) directly to measurable public health outcomes and long-term policy goals.

Housing Stability and Rights

Despite political hurdles, local organizations have successfully influenced policy, leading to the enactment of rent control measures in several SELA County cities.13 This legislative progress is crucial for housing stability in a region facing increasing cost pressures.

Concurrent legal actions demonstrate the continued need for vigilance in tenant protection. Tenants and housing rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA).14 This litigation reflects the sustained legal pressure advocacy groups are placing on housing authorities to ensure they meet their obligations to protect residents against instability.

Immigration Enforcement and Community Defense

Reports from local press outlets highlight ongoing tensions related to immigration enforcement. Calonewsla documents continuous ICE sightings, raids, and the tragic case of a Mexican immigrant who died while in ICE custody.6 LA Taco also reported the arrest of a federal agent in Riverside County following the detention and assault of an unarmed 17-year-old at gunpoint.15

Local media effectively functions as a civil rights monitor in SELA, providing rapid documentation of enforcement actions that often go unreported by mainstream news sources.6 In response to these continuing incidents, community organizers are emphasizing the necessity of local 'Know Your Rights' workshops across Southern California to equip residents with the tools needed to navigate encounters with enforcement agents.6

VI. Parks, Recreation, and Seasonal Community Life

LA County Parks and Recreation programs offer important community resources, particularly during the transition into the late fall and early winter months.

LA County Parks System Alerts and Seasonal Events

Residents should heed the weather advisories issued by the County. A Rain Alert was in effect for Los Angeles County from Thursday, November 13 through Sunday, November 16, 2025.5 The primary concern cited by the Parks Department was the potential for debris flows in areas affected by recent wildfires.5 The Department directs residents to the county’s emergency preparedness resources.

Looking forward to the winter season, the Department of Parks and Recreation is promoting its "Holiday in the Park" initiative for 2025. This program will bring extended hours and free festive activities to 34 park locations across the county, offering vital community engagement during the holidays.5

Local City Recreation Programming (Downey Focus)

The City of Downey, a major city within the SELACO WDB footprint, has active registration for several popular late-year programs through its Parks and Recreation Department.

Active Registration:

• Baseball "Holiday Turkey" Camp: Scheduled for November 24 to November 26, 2025.10

• Camp Avalanche: The city is registering participants for its multi-week winter break camp, including Week 1 (December 22-26, 2025) and Week 2 (December 29, 2025 – January 2, 2026).10 Extended care options are also available for Week 1.10

The Downey Parks and Recreation Department has transitioned its program registration system to the ActiveNet portal, which simplifies online enrollment and fee payment by credit card. This system requires residents to establish an account using a valid email address.16 The department reminds residents that its program guide, the Downey Orbit, is published three times a year, including mid-December, providing a full listing of upcoming offerings.16

(Note: All Parks and Recreation information has been verified to be specific to the Los Angeles County SELA region, filtering out irrelevant data from non-LA County locales such as Selah, Washington, and Sacramento County.17)

SELA Community Calendar: November/December 2025 Highlights

Event/ProgramCity/CountyDate(s)FocusDowney Baseball "Holiday Turkey" CampDowney (Parks & Rec)Nov 24 – Nov 26, 2025

Youth Sports/Seasonal Activity 10

Huntington Park City Council MeetingHuntington ParkNov 25, 2025, 6:00 PM

Municipal Governance/Civic Oversight 1

South Gate City Council MeetingSouth GateNov 25, 2025, 6:30 PM

Municipal Governance/Civic Oversight 2

Rain Alert AdvisoryLA County ParksNov 13 – Nov 16, 2025

Public Safety/Emergency Preparedness 5

Camp Avalanche (Week 1)Downey (Parks & Rec)Dec 22 – Dec 26, 2025

Youth Winter Break Program 10

Holiday in the ParkLA County ParksOngoing Seasonal

Free Festive Activities (34 locations) 5

VII. Actionable Content Digest: Plug-and-Play Summaries

The following section provides concise summaries of the week’s most important developments, suitable for direct integration into a weekly newsletter.

A. Governance and Development Headlines

1. SELA Leaders Meet Amidst Turmoil: Both the South Gate and Huntington Park City Councils are scheduled to convene on Tuesday, November 25th. All municipal activities in Huntington Park are subject to intense public scrutiny following the recent District Attorney raids targeting the city government.1

2. $5 Million Arts Grant Awarded Now: L.A. County has accepted an immediate $5 million state grant dedicated to supporting local SELA artists and cultural organizations. This funding is a critical move to build community capacity and ensure current residents benefit from cultural investment prior to the SELA Cultural Center's completion.4

3. I-105 Carpool Lanes to Become Toll Roads: Major mobility changes are on the horizon for SELA commuters as plans progress to convert I-105 carpool lanes into toll roads in preparation for the 2028 Olympics, potentially imposing new financial burdens on regional drivers.6

B. Community and Advocacy Spotlights

1. Major Land-Use Victory in South Gate: The South Gate Planning Commission demonstrated responsiveness to community concerns by successfully rejecting the continuation of an unpermitted truck yard on a former recycling plant site.6 This action sets a strong precedent for addressing environmental justice issues.

2. SELA Battles Environmental Threats: Community groups are intensifying their push for green infrastructure, focusing on establishing edible school gardens within the SELA region to simultaneously address the lack of green space, nutritional wellness, and food security.6

3. Know Your Rights Workshops Essential: Local press reports confirm continued tensions surrounding immigration enforcement, including ICE sightings and raids across Southern California. Community organizations are emphasizing the immediate need for 'Know Your Rights' educational sessions to protect residents.6

C. Seasonal and Recreation Announcements

1. County Rain Safety Alert: Residents were urged to exercise caution and review emergency plans due to a county-wide rain alert for November 13-16, 2025. The alert specifically warned of the potential for debris flows in fire-scar areas.5

2. Downey Holiday Camps Available: Downey Parks and Recreation is actively registering youth for its short-term Baseball "Holiday Turkey" Camp (Nov 24-26) and the multi-week Camp Avalanche Winter Break programs, accessible via the ActiveNet online registration portal.10

Sources: 

hpca.gov: Main City Calendar - Huntington Park

cityofsouthgate.org: Regular City Council Meeting - City of South Gate

hpca.gov: Calendar • City Council Meeting - Huntington Park

laist.com: County plans to invest in SELA arts ahead of planned regional cultural center | LAist

parks.lacounty.gov: News and Announcements – Parks & Recreation

calonews.com

Southeast LA | calonews.com

calstatela.edu

SELA Initiative | Cal State LA

theolinstudio.com

SELA Cultural Center - Olin Studio

selacowdb.com: Eight Cities | Southeast Los Angeles County - selaco wdb

apm.activecommunities.com: Activity search - Downey - ACTIVENet

cityofsouthgate.org: City Council - City of South Gate

selaculturalcenter.org: The Center - SELA Cultural Center

selacollab.org: SELA In The News | Southeast LA Collaborative

calonews.com

lataco.com

downeyca.org :Classes & Activities | City of Downey, CA

selahwa.gov: Agendas & Minutes - Selah, WA

selahwa.gov: Youth Sports - Selah, WA

southgaterecandpark.net: Register for Programs - Southgate Recreation & Park District

Is Your Business Truly Private? The Power of "No Public Entry" Signs

Printable PDF’s (Click Here to have signs delivered to your business in South East Los Angeles)

1. Worksite Sinage and Saftey Guide

2. Double sided Client and Employees Only Sign

3. Employess Only Sign

4. Client and Employees only sign

5. Patient and Employees only sign

Empowering Our Community in Southeast Los Angeles Amidst ICE Raids

In recent times, businesses in Southeast Los Angeles have experienced an increase in ICE raids. These events can create fear and disruption within our communities. It's more important than ever for residents and business owners to understand their rights and to be equipped with the tools to protect themselves and their employees.

The guidance and signage provided in these PDFs are a direct effort to put power back into the hands of residents and business owners. By clearly marking private spaces and understanding who has the authority to grant access, businesses can assert their Fourth Amendment rights and help to prevent unauthorized entry by law enforcement. We encourage all businesses in the South East Los Angeles area to utilize these resources to protect their private spaces and, by extension, their employees and their peace of mind. By working together and being informed, we can build stronger, safer communities.

By taking these steps to clearly mark and manage your private business spaces, you contribute to a safer, more secure, and more efficient work environment for everyone.

Clearly Mark Your Business's Private Spaces: A Key to Safety and Security

As a business owner, ensuring the safety and smooth operation of your workplace is paramount. One often-overlooked yet crucial aspect of this is clearly defining and marking private areas within your business. This isn't just about common sense; it's about health, safety, protecting sensitive information, and maintaining efficient business flow.

Why Designate Private Areas?

Think about it: areas like break rooms, specific office spaces, meeting rooms, restrooms, employee-only cafeterias, or patient waiting rooms are not for public access. In many industries, like food processing or healthcare, strict health and safety regulations already necessitate keeping the public out. Clearly marking these spaces, even if it seems obvious, reinforces their private nature.

Beyond operational efficiency, designating private areas offers significant protection. Business owners have a reasonable expectation of privacy in these spaces. This is important because, under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, people are protected from unreasonable searches and seizures in areas where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy. This means that even law enforcement, such as ICE officers, cannot enter private areas of a workplace without permission or a specific judicial warrant.

How to Clearly Mark Your Private Spaces

The simplest and most effective way to delineate public and private spaces is through clear signage. Signs like "STOP: This is a Private Space for PATIENTS AND EMPLOYEES ONLY" , "STOP: This is a Private Space for CLIENTS AND EMPLOYEES ONLY" , or "STOP: This is a Private Space for EMPLOYEES ONLY" can be printed and posted. You can also find a variety of such signs available online.

For enhanced security, consider implementing key-card access for private areas and mandating that doors remain closed and locked at all times.

Managing "Grey Areas" and Visitor Access

What about areas that occasionally see public entry? For these "grey areas," a clear policy is essential. You could require all visitors to sign in and out , or even mandate that visitors wear a visible pass or badge to help employees identify authorized individuals.

Authority to Grant Access

Crucially, only the property or business owner can grant permission for law enforcement or other officers to access private, designated areas. Employees typically do not have this authority unless specifically authorized by a manager. Therefore, having a clear policy in place regarding who has the authority to grant or refuse access is incredibly helpful and important.

Derechos como immigrante

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Descargue la versión imprimible de la tarjeta mostrada.

La posibilidad de redadas de ICE puede ser una fuente de gran ansiedad para los inmigrantes indocumentados en los Estados Unidos. Si bien los detalles de cualquier posible operación siguen siendo desconocidos, es crucial estar preparado. Aquí hay una guía para ayudarle a navegar por este tiempo incierto:

Conozca sus Derechos

• Permanezca en Silencio: Tiene derecho a permanecer en silencio. No responda a ninguna pregunta sin hablar primero con un abogado.

• Niege la Entrada: A menos que los agentes de ICE tengan una orden judicial firmada por un juez (no una orden administrativa), puede negarles la entrada a su casa.

• No Firme Nada: No firme ningún documento sin entenderlo y consultar con un abogado.

• Derecho a un Abogado: Tiene derecho a hablar con un abogado y a que uno esté presente durante cualquier interrogatorio.

Reúna Documentos Importantes

Guarde copias de documentos importantes en un lugar seguro, tales como:

• Certificado de nacimiento

• Pasaporte

• Cualquier documento de inmigración

• Certificado de matrimonio

• Prueba de residencia (facturas de servicios públicos, contratos de arrendamiento)

• Expedientes escolares de los niños

Prepare una Bolsa

En caso de detención, tenga una bolsa preparada con elementos esenciales:

• Medicamentos

• Muda de ropa

• Cargador de teléfono

• Lista de contactos importantes (familiares, abogado)

• Copias de documentos importantes

Planifique para sus Hijos

Si tiene hijos, asegúrese de tener un plan en caso de que sea detenido:

• Designe a un cuidador de confianza

• Prepare una carta otorgándole la tutela temporal

• Asegúrese de que tengan acceso a documentos importantes (certificados de nacimiento, expedientes escolares)

Busque Asistencia Legal

Consulte con un abogado de inmigración para comprender sus derechos y opciones. Ellos pueden proporcionar orientación específica para su situación.

Manténgase Informado

• Siga fuentes de noticias confiables para obtener actualizaciones sobre la aplicación de la ley de inmigración.

• Conéctese con organizaciones locales de derechos de los inmigrantes para obtener apoyo y recursos.

Consejos Adicionales

• Memorice su número de registro de extranjero (A-number) si tiene uno.

• Lleve consigo una tarjeta de "Conozca sus Derechos".

• Prepare una lista de contactos de emergencia.

• Hable sobre su plan con familiares y amigos de confianza.

Recuerde, no está solo. Muchas organizaciones e individuos se dedican a apoyar y proteger los derechos de los inmigrantes indocumentados. Al mantenerse informado y preparado, puede navegar por este tiempo desafiante con mayor confianza.

Client complaints: “Too Busy”

We've all been there. You're excited for your haircut, you've got your schedule cleared, and you're ready to look your best. You arrive at the barbershop, brimming with anticipation, only to be met with the dreaded phrase: "You're gonna have to wait."

Now, we understand that unexpected delays can happen. But when you've waited hours beyond your scheduled appointment time, it's easy to feel frustrated and disrespected.

That's why we at La Línea prioritize our clients' time. We understand that your time is valuable, and we strive to ensure that your experience is as seamless and enjoyable as possible.

At La Línea, you can expect:

• Punctuality: We value your time and do our best to adhere to your scheduled appointment.

• Transparency: If unexpected delays occur, we'll keep you informed and provide an estimated wait time.

• A welcoming and comfortable environment: Relax and unwind while you wait. We offer refreshments and a comfortable atmosphere to make your experience enjoyable.

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Our Community Needs You: Supporting Those Affected by the Wildfires

Our hearts go out to everyone impacted by the recent wildfires in Los Angeles. Many in our community have lost their homes and belongings, facing unimaginable hardship.

Here at NuestaLinea, we want to do our part to help. We're organizing a clothing drive to provide much-needed relief to those displaced by the fires.

How You Can Help:

• Donate Gently Used Clothing: We're accepting donations of clean and gently used clothing for all ages and genders. This includes:

  • Shirts, pants, shorts

  • Sweaters, jackets

  • Unused Undergarments and socks buy here

  • Lightly used/New Shoes

Drop-off Location:

• NuestaLinea Barbershop: 4471 Tweedy Bl. South Gate, CA 90280

• Drop-off Hours: 10a-8pm

Additional Support:

The La Linea LA Fire Mutual Aid is also coordinating support efforts. You can directly contribute to their efforts by purchasing items from their Amazon wishlists:

• General Supplies: La Linea LA Fire Mutual Aid: Drop off items

• Pet Supplies: La Linea LA Fire Mutual Aid - Pet Needs List

This is a Time to Come Together:

Several of our friends have been displaced, and some have lost their homes entirely. By donating clothing and essential supplies, we can show our community the strength and compassion that defines Los Angeles. Every contribution, big or small, makes a difference.

Together, we can help our neighbors rebuild their lives.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

The American Red Cross:

• Website: https://www.redcross.org/

• They provide emergency assistance, shelter, food, and emotional support to those affected by disasters like wildfires. You can donate directly to their wildfire relief efforts or volunteer your time.  

• The Salvation Army:

  • Website: https://disaster.salvationarmyusa.org/

  • The Salvation Army provides a range of services to disaster victims, including food, shelter, emotional and spiritual care, and long-term recovery assistance.  

• United Way of Greater Los Angeles:

  • Website: https://unitedwayla.org/

  • United Way of Greater Los Angeles plays a crucial role in supporting local communities during times of crisis. They often partner with other organizations to provide essential services to those in need. You can donate to their general fund or to specific wildfire relief efforts.  

• Los Angeles County Fire Department Foundation:

  • Website: https://supportlafd.org/

  • This foundation supports the brave men and women of the Los Angeles County Fire Department. You can donate to their general fund or to specific programs that assist firefighters and their families.  

#LosAngelesStrong #FireRelief #CommunitySupport

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The "Bieber Bangs" Challenge: A Mother's Mission (and a Pokémon Master in the Making)

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Every now and then, a client comes in with a unique and heartwarming request. Recently, we had the pleasure of working with a young boy and his dedicated mother.

The mother, a vision of determination, explained her mission: to maintain her son's beloved "Bieber bangs" – those iconic, forward-swept bangs that were all the rage a few years back – while making his overall style more manageable and age-appropriate.

The little guy, let's call him "Liam," was a picture of sweetness. He sat patiently in the chair, captivated by the surrounding buzz of the shop, and regaling us with tales of his extensive Pokémon card collection. Though he didn't have his cards with him, Liam was a veritable encyclopedia of Pokémon knowledge, discussing rare cards, powerful moves, and his favorite Pokémon with impressive enthusiasm.

We knew we had a challenge ahead of us: to honor his mother's request while creating a style that was both stylish and easy to maintain for an active child.

Our approach was a delicate balance of art and practicality. We carefully sculpted the front section to retain the essence of the "Bieber bangs" while softening the edges and ensuring they wouldn't fall into his eyes. We then layered the sides and back, creating movement and reducing bulk for easy styling.

The result? A happy mother, a delighted Liam, and a style that was both trendy and manageable. Liam left the shop looking like a mini-style icon, ready to conquer the world (or at least the playground) – and undoubtedly, his next Pokémon battle.

This experience reminded us of the importance of listening to our client's desires while offering our professional expertise. It's about finding the perfect balance between style, function, and the unique personality of each individual.

Have you ever faced a challenging hair request? Share your stories in the comments below!

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Taming the Mane: A Hair Transformation Story

We've all been there. You wake up with a knotty mess on your head and the thought of styling it feels like a Herculean task. Our client, let's call him "John," was facing a similar struggle. His curly hair, while full of personality, presented daily challenges. It lacked manageability, making mornings a battleground of hair products and frustration.

John came to us with a specific goal: to conquer his hair for an upcoming holiday party. He wanted a style that was easy to maintain, looked good, and most importantly, wouldn't be the subject of conversation.

We listened carefully to John's concerns, analyzing his hair texture and lifestyle. Our goal was to create a look that was both stylish and effortless, minimizing his morning routine.

After a thorough consultation, we recommended a mid-taper with a flow back. This style would:

• Reduce bulk: The taper would gradually shorten the hair on the sides and back, removing excess weight and creating a more streamlined look.

• Enhance natural texture: The flow back, with slightly longer hair on top, would allow the curls to fall naturally, adding movement and texture.

• Create a sleek look: The taper would provide a clean, polished look on the sides and back, while the flow back would offer a touch of effortless style on top.

We also incorporated a slight amount of bulk on top to give John a bit more volume and shape, while still maintaining a manageable style.

The results? John was thrilled! The new style not only looked fantastic but also significantly reduced his styling time. He left the salon feeling confident and excited to enjoy the holiday party without worrying about his hair.

This transformation highlights the importance of a personalized approach to hair care. We believe in understanding our client's unique needs and creating a style that complements their lifestyles and enhances their confidence.

If you're struggling with your hair, we're here to help. Schedule a consultation with us today and let's find the perfect solution for you.

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Feeling the Love: Check Out Our 5-Star Reviews!

We're absolutely thrilled to see the positive feedback pouring in from our amazing customers!

Recently, we've received some fantastic 5-star reviews that truly warm our hearts. One customer shared, "I've been coming to La Línea for a couple of months now, and everyone here is always welcoming and friendly. Cholo and Francisco are great at what they do, and I appreciate the events they host to give back to the community! If you're looking for an art class or a haircut, support a local business and check this spot out!"

These kind words mean the world to us. It's incredibly rewarding to know that our efforts to provide excellent service, host engaging events, and contribute to our community are being recognized and appreciated.

Have you had a positive experience at La Línea? We'd love to hear from you! Please take a moment to leave a review on Yelp or Google. Your feedback helps us continue to improve and better serve our community.

Thank you for your continued support!

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A Day of Art, Community, and a Lucky Winner

Last Sunday, December 15th, La Línea was buzzing with excitement as we hosted our Exhibit for @UrbanPhotoLA & Toy Drive. The event was a resounding success, filled with art, music, food, and community.

A Lucky Winner One of the highlights of the day was the TV raffle. Our Client Mr. Lopez was the lucky recipient of a brand-new TV and a Suavecito care package!

Giving Back to the Community The heart of the event was our toy drive for Para Los Niños. Thanks to the generosity of our community, we were able to collect a significant number of toys to bring joy to children in need.

A Visual Feast The Urban Photo Exhibit showcased the incredible talent of local photographers, capturing the essence of Southeast LA. The vibrant images on display inspired and amazed visitors of all ages.

Community and Creativity The event also featured a variety of vendors, including artists, food vendors, and clothing vendors. The Pay-What-You-Can haircuts were a popular draw, with skilled barbers giving back to the community.

[Watch the raffle here!]

We're incredibly grateful for the support and participation of everyone who attended. Your presence made the event a success, and we can't wait to host more community events in the future.

Stay tuned for more exciting events and initiatives from La Línea.

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Dropping off @PLN

Giving Back to the Community The heart of the event was our toy drive for Para Los Niños. Thanks to the generosity of our community, we were able to collect a significant number of toys to bring joy to children in need.

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