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November Newsbites 2026

Posted on 11/09/26

BAHA NEWSBITES
IN THIS ISSUE:

  • BAHA’s Fall Festival

  • Sepulveda Transit Corridor System

  • Walking Safely

  • Rabies and Bats

  • Happy Thanksgiving

 

BAHA’s Fall Festival, October 18th  

 

 

BAHA held its Fall Festival on Sunday, October 18th. It was a  hearty gathering and introduction to autumn and Halloween.  Thanks to everyone who helped make, decorate, provide, supply, purchase, and participate in providing a festive, family, BAHA neighborhood gathering. Special kudos to BAHA members Charlie McAndrew for providing the tables and chairs and to  Laila Hussain for providing the activities table that pleased children and adults. Abundant appetizing snacks, desserts, candies, and beverages did not disappoint.  

 

However,  greatest gratitude goes to the record number of wonderful residents in our community who attended and “brought the party” with friendship and conversation. Halloween music, decorations, and our costumed participants made for many smiles.  

 

Please join us next year to once again herald the joyful start of a special Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Holidays season for all!

 

Scoping Meetings for Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project

 

 

Metro is inviting the public to scoping meetings this month (in person or virtual) for the Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project.  Here is their notice:  

 

“Join us starting this week at a virtual or in-person scoping meeting to share your comments on the Sepulveda Transit Corridor's purpose and need; project elements, including station and maintenance/storage facility locations; and potential environmental impacts. Learn more at the Project Hub.

 

Comments may be submitted:

  1. At the scoping meetings

  2. Online

  3. Via email

  4. Via phone at 213.922.7375

  5. By mail to: Peter Carter, Project Manager, Metro, One Gateway Plaza, Mail Stop 99-22-6, Los Angeles, CA 90012.

 

Comments are due November 18, 2026.

 

The meetings will include an open house, presentation and opportunity for verbal public comment to a court reporter. All meetings will feature the same information.

 

Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026

12:00-1:00pm

Dial-In: 213.338.8477

Webinar ID: 822 7276 3299

Register Here

Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026

3:00-5:00pm

Presentation will begin at 3:30pm

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Veterans Memorial Building

Multipurpose Room

4117 Overland Av

Culver City, CA 90230

Tuesday, Nov. 10, 2026

5:30–7:30pm

Presentation will begin at 6pm

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Westwood United Methodist Church

10497 Wilshire Bl

Los Angeles, CA 90024

Saturday, Nov. 14, 2026

10:00am-12:00pm

Presentation will begin at 10:30am

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Marvin Braude Constituent Center

6262 Van Nuys Bl

Van Nuys, CA 91401

Monday, Nov. 16, 2026

5:30-7:30pm

Presentation will begin at 6pm

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Sherman Oaks East Valley

Adult Center

5056 Van Nuys Bl, Building B

Sherman Oaks, CA 91403”

 

Walking Safely

BAHA’s  Traffic Committee would like to remind our Bel Air Hills community about safe walking habits now with the time change, the days getting shorter, and our neighborhood’s lack of sidewalks:

 

  • Dusk and Dawn are High-Risk:   Visibility drops rapidly during sunset and sunrise. Motorists often struggle to spot pedestrians during these transition periods.

     

  • Be Seen:   Wear bright, fluorescent, or reflective clothing (such as vests, bands, or strips) and use an active light source like a flashlight, headlamp, or even a phone light. Don’t forget to also put them on any pets or children walking with you!

     

  • Walk Facing Traffic:   When walking on a road without a sidewalk, always walk facing oncoming traffic so you can see approaching vehicles and drivers have a better chance of seeing your light or reflective gear. It’s not only safer, it’s also the law!

 

Rabies and Bats—Outreach Assistance

The Veterinary Public Health Program of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has informed BAHA that a bat with rabies was found in the yard of a home in the Bel Air community during the first week of November. They requested that we distribute the attached flyers with information about bats and rabies and guidance on what to do if a bat is found within the community.

 

Rabies Advisory.pdf

 

What to do if you find a bat.pdf

 

They also advised that additional information on bats and rabies can be found on their Veterinary Public Health website, including a map of Rabid Bats detected in 2026.

 

Happy Thanksgiving

The Board of Directors of Bel Air Hills Association wishes all of our members and all of our community,  a happy, healthy, and safe Thanksgiving. We hope that your reasons to be thankful are many.

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