Through a generous grant from the Citi Foundation, Propel L.A. sponsors numerous students in the six-week manufacturing academy at the Los Angeles Valley College (LAVC). On April 24, LAVC hosted... read more →
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Los Angeles, CA, February 13, 2019 – At a breakfast forum today at the L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown, a broad coalition of local non-profit organizations and public agencies announced the... read more →
From LAEDC, in review of the opening of HATCHlabs. Allan Glass & Howard Kozloff, co-founders of HATCHspaces LLC The 17,000 square foot facility located on the 5300 block of Alhambra... read more →
LOS ANGELES — Today, Mayor Eric Garcetti, the Annenberg Foundation, and over 80 Los Angeles venture capitalists (VCs) and tech leaders launched PledgeLA, a first-of-its-kind partnership to promote civic engagement, diversity,... read more →
Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez, Ph.D., of Propel L.A. Lead Partner, Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD), has received the Ohtli Award—or “Reconocimiento Ohtli”—from the Government of Mexico, one of the... read more →
Results of the first full year of Measure H funding are in, demonstrating widespread progress as services ramped up and thousands of individuals and families were housed temporarily or permanently.... read more →
Propel L.A. has issued the following letter of support for AB 2162 (Chiu), encouraging development streamlining for supportive housing. Dear Governor Brown: Propel L.A., the 2016-2020 Strategic Plan for... read more →
A new agency that would serve as a development hub for startup drug, diagnostic, digital health and medical device companies is being billed as a “life sciences innovation catalyst for... read more →
When Los Angeles City Council members vowed to back a minimum number of new homeless housing units in each of their districts, Councilman Paul Koretz cautioned that it might not... read more →
CLAREMONT, Calif. — The Claremont Colleges plans to open a medical school, the fourth new campus designed to produce physicians for parts of Southern California struggling with shortages. The Keck... read more →
