Larios in the City: November
Robert Larios, the Club’s President & CEO, honors Club members with the coveted Club Retirement Plaque...
Capt. II Tommy Kitahata: Firefighter of the Year
With 33 years of dedicated service to the citizens of Los Angeles, Capt. II Tommy Kitahata, Club Member, has been named Los Angeles Firefighters Association’s Firefighter of the Year for 2020...
Meet the 2021 Board of Directors
RLACEI
Here is your RLACEI Board of Directors!
From left: Mark Blunk, Audit Chair; Mike Perez, Golf Committee Chair; Beverly Anderson, Director; Beverly Clark, Vice President and Publicity Director; Tom Moutes, Legislative Director; Ruth Perry, President and Membership Director; Dennis Harding, Entertainment and Nominating Director; Vicki...
I’m Bugged
As annoying as flies can be, a case can be made for their benefit to nature. They attack insects that eat our food plants...
Earnest Kelley Jr. is a Retiree on the Move
Earnest Kelley Jr. retired on Oct. 26, 2009, as a Roofing Supervisor with Recreation and Parks. Earnest is very proud of his accomplishment...
About the Past, and From It
It is not common that a story we produce is about one thing, but also about that same thing in a completely different way. Such is the case with this month’s feature story about the Office of Historic Resources...
Cooking at Home: Holiday Rice Pilaf in a Pumpkin Bowl
Turkey, sweet potatoes and pumpkins are all part of the great American tradition of the Thanksgiving feast. This month’s recipe calls for these ingredients, but I have added a few additional ingredients – brown rice, aandouille sausage and almonds, of all things...
Continuing Tom’s Legacy
On Oct. 9, more than 250 City staffers and volunteers contributed their efforts to the first Tom LaBonge Day of Service. The cleanup event was held a few days after what would have been LaBonge’s 68th birthday...
LAPD Above and Beyond event honors courage and bravery in protecting the City.
On Sept. 27, the LAPD hosted its important annual “Above and Beyond” ceremony, which this year honored 29 officers who have demonstrated the highest level of courage and bravery in protecting the City.
