October 2, 2009
“Sounds of Latino Los Angeles: A Special Bienvenida to Gustavo Dudamel”—VIP Reception
On Friday, October 2, 2009, L.A. County Sup. Gloria Molina formally welcomed Gustavo Dudamel—the new Los Angeles Philharmonic conductor—during “Sounds of Latino Los Angeles: A Special Bienvenida to Gustavo Dudamel” at the Hollywood Bowl, which concluded with a special VIP Reception where guests enjoyed tasty food, festive music, and a celebratory atmosphere.  MORE

October 2, 2009
“Sounds of Latino Los Angeles: A Special Bienvenida to Gustavo Dudamel”—The Red Carpet
On Friday, October 2, 2009, L.A. County Sup. Gloria Molina formally welcomed Gustavo Dudamel—the new Los Angeles Philharmonic conductor—during “Sounds of Latino Los Angeles: A Special Bienvenida to Gustavo Dudamel” at the Hollywood Bowl, which featured a dose of glitz and glamour as assorted celebrities made their arrivals down the red carpet.  MORE

October 2, 2009
“Sounds of Latino Los Angeles: A Special Bienvenida to Gustavo Dudamel”—Los Angeles Philharmonic Special Rehearsal
On Friday, October 2, 2009, L.A. County Sup. Gloria Molina formally welcomed Gustavo Dudamel—the new Los Angeles Philharmonic conductor—during “Sounds of Latino Los Angeles: A Special Bienvenida to Gustavo Dudamel” at the Hollywood Bowl, starting with an orchestra rehearsal open to Sup. Molina and special invited guests.  MORE

September 15, 2009
Board Presentation for Local Hero John Lynn McDonald
On Tuesday, September 15, 2009, L.A. County Sup. Gloria Molina joined Sup. Michael D. Antonovich and members of the California Highway Patrol to honor local hero John Lynn McDonald for helping rescue a three-year-old West Covina girl from a burning SUV after a major auto accident on the 10 Freeway in El Monte. MORE

September 13, 2009
East L.A. Mexican Independence Day Parade
On Sunday, September 13, 2009, L.A. County Sup. Gloria Molina joined local residents, merchants elected official, horseback riders, folklorico dancers, Aztec dancers, and Spanish-language celebrities to clebrate Fiestas Patrias during the East Los Angeles Mexican Inderpendence Day Parade. MORE

September 3, 2009
Rowan Ave. and Dozier St. Bus Layover Improvement Dedication Ceremony
On Thrursday, September 3, 2009, L.A. County Sup. Gloria Molina joined artists, youth, community members, and transit planners to dedicate new bus layover improvements-including colorful public art-located at the intersection of Rowan Ave. and Dozier St. in the City Terrace neighborhood of East L.A. MORE

September 1, 2009
Pomona High School’s “Zero Hour School Initiative” Board Presentation
On Tuesday, September 1, 2009, L.A. County Sup. Gloria Molina honored students from Pomona High School for their outstanding participation in the “Zero Hour School Initiative” with the county’s Commission on Human Relations.  MORE

September 1, 2009
Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month Board Presentation with Special 'Thank You' to LAC-USC Medical Center Nurses
On Tuesday, September 1, 2009, L.A. County Sup. Gloria Molina marked Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month with a special presentation for oncology and radiology nurses at the LAC-USC Medical Center, whose high-quality care to ovarian cancer patient Elena Gutierrez prompted her to write an impassioned letter to the supervisor describing the incredible treatment she received from hospital staff.  MORE

August 15, 2009
Art Share LA–Art Incubator Presents “Historia” Awards Ceremony
On Saturday, August 15, 2009, L.A. County Sup. Gloria Molina received the “Arts Incubator Angel Award” for her support of Art Share LA and the Families and Communities Together (FACT) program—which provides weekly in-home parenting classes for families with youth involved in the county’s Probation Department—along with an art-centered, intensive family instruction program. MORE

August 14, 2009
Little Tokyo Inaugural Tanabata Festival Opening Ceremony
On Friday, August 14, 2009, L.A. County Supervisor Gloria Molina attended Los Angeles’ Inaugural celebration of the Japanese traditional Tanabata festival at the Geffen Contemporary Art Museum in Little Tokyo. MORE