Pastor Michael J. Fisher and members of Greater Zion Church Family of Compton received a $50,000 donation from Cross River, a leading technology infrastructure provider offering embedded financial solutions.
Divine Media Group, in partnership with the Mayor’s Office, will present Compton Fest 2024 on Saturday, August 24, at 12 p.m., at Compton Community College, 1111 E. Artesia Blvd., in Compton.
On April 20, early morning volunteers gathered at 212 West Cypress Street in Compton. Individuals of all ages and ethnic backgrounds, companies, churches along with Pastors came out for the Compton Initiative’s Bright Lights of Compton Lighthouse Event held to clean and beautify Compton.
Noel Community Organization partnered with Kingdom Life Christian Fellowship to open a non-profit food pantry located at the KLCF in Compton.
Mayor Emma Sharif shares highlights of recent positive activities taking place in the city of Compton.
The City of Compton’s 3rd Annual Christmas Toy Giveaway transformed the newly named Eazy Street into a hub of holiday cheer, as families and children came together to receive delightful holiday gifts – from books to electronics and fun games, the city collected over 4,000 toys for children.
The City Audit Towards the end of last year, the City of Compton received an audit report from the State of California with recommendations on improving our City’s financial standing. We are proud to report that the City has met all the April deadlines for Priority 1 Recommendations listed in the Audit with the support of the City Manager’s Office, City Controller’s Office, and Human Resources Department. The City Council has help comply with the deadlines by adopting resolutions to adhere to the audit’s recommendation of prioritizing open and competitive hiring processes for all positions including hiring a consultant to
Jerry Groomes is the new interim city manager for the city of Compton. The Compton City Council voted to appoint Groomes to the temporary position on Tuesday, July 11.
Compton is home to many hard-working families who, between paying for housing and food, are also faced with limited access to quality health care. With rising costs nationwide, communities experiencing health disparities cannot endure cuts to critical services, especially those keeping us alive.
The city of Compton, Mayor Emma Sharif, Compton College, Assemblymember Mike Gipson (65th District) and Caltrans District 7 held their first annual “Clean California Community Days ~ Spring into Action.”
To the citizens of Compton, small businesses, and all surrounding regions that use the “Hub City” for essential transportation; the Artesia Bridge has been awarded state funds to repair the bridge!
Welcome to the first edition of Compton’s Corner. I am Mayor Emma Sharif. This article will be dedicated to informing citizens of the progress the City is making and to address long-time concerns. Compton’s Corner, Mayor Emma Sharif, Street Projects, tree trimming, city parks
An ecumenical and multicultural group of concerned citizens answered the call of the Rev. Dr. Michael J. Fisher to join him in a vigil and rally to beseech God’s guidance in catching the killers of Pastor Reggie Moore as well as erasing the criminal element from the city.