Most women do not.

Stage three or four.

That's a very different situation.

There is no early detection test for ovarian cancer, which is another reason why women get diagnosed late.

I think the next steps is women, we just have to push forward.

As a woman who's a surgeon and a scientist who really focuses on this disease, I'm not gonna give up until we make major progress.

And we're committed to doing so.

Access to sport is vital for LA's youth.

At Nickerson Gardens, the latest edition completes a sports trifecta.

They have football fields, basketball courts, and now an LA Dodgers Dream Field will have youth stepping up to the plate and knocking it out of the park.

It's opportunity.

It's a point of pride.

Looks beautiful.

It's in combination with the Rams field and with the Lakers basketball courts.

It's phenomenal.

But it would also bring programming and opportunity for young boys and girls to play baseball and softball and maybe pursue some dreams.

Yeah, you know, I just can't believe when I showed up this morning and saw this field final.

Uh it is incredible.

It is the most beautiful ball field I think I've seen in a community anywhere.

This is a place where we'll be talking 20 years from now or 15 years from now that many of the players in the uh the NBA in the National Football League and the Major League Baseball.

They'll be saying when they're interviewed, I got my start on these fields here.

At the Housing Authority, we believe that it is important to create affordable housing opportunities, but also to enrich our communities with places like the Dream Field here at Nickerson Gardens.

We know that children that are active, children that are playing sports, uh, grow up to be healthy and strong and smart.

And so these fields are about these children and these young people and giving them the opportunity to thrive.

I'm very excited with the investments being made that's pouring into this community, and I'm very grateful as a leader here.

We want to say thank you very much to the Dodger Foundation to all the foundations who are poured into our community.

We're very grateful.

From that dream feel to the real field, let's go future Dodgers.

LA Civil Rights visited Cal State LA for a know your rights fair.

The department's new We Belong campaign and resources.

Let the students know their rights and let everyone know they are part of LA in these challenging times.

Today we are at my beloved alma mater, Cal State LA to launch the We Belong campaign in partnership with CIFD and the entire city family.

We know Mayor Bass wants us to share the word that we have an inclusive city, and today we have a resource fair on the campus of Cal State LA at the University Student Union to send a strong message that we stand with all Angelinos as we declare Los Angeles is for everyone.

We're honored to be here today at Cal State LA in partnership with the LA Civil Rights Department and the mayor's office to send a very clear message to Angelinos, especially to immigrant Angelinos.

And that message is that we belong.

We all belong.

And this campaign is more than a brand.

It is really elevating the inclusivity and the commitment of the city to be inclusive.

Regardless of where someone was born, we know that in Los Angeles, one out of every five households has a person that is a mixed status household.

And so our department, the community investment for families department, is really proud of the fact that our resources are available to everyone, regardless of their immigration status.

What we care most about is that we want to make sure that we connect people to resources that cause Los Angeles home.

It's important for the city to provide these services because during a time like this, we stand with immigrants, and right now this is the time to do that.

And you know, what better way to do it than Cal City LA, where a large portion of the student body is Latino, and that is the community that really is, you know, under attack by the federal government.

And so getting that information out is really what's important.

And so that's why, you know, campaigns like this are so critical to the community.

I feel that they will be very excited that the LA County LA City is here to support.

So in case that they don't know about some of the service that they're in their community, they can reach out to the office of civil rights and also be able to get a vision of support in their communities.

I think that the students will know that we belong to LA, that LA is for everybody, and that they should not be afraid of anything living in LA.

Going green is good for business, and it is also supported by the city.

LA Sanitation held a networking event to highlight the incentives and grants they have for businesses getting certified as sustainable and green.

Today we are at the Green Business Certification Networking event.

So everybody who's here is either green business certified or looking to become green business certified through the city of Los Angeles.

So we have our newly certified and formally certified businesses coming together.

They're gonna get information on our compliances, our uh plastics program, our uh recycler program, different grants and incentives for any businesses that want to become Green Business Certified.

Check our website.

Um, you can click on there, it will direct you exactly uh to the coordinator where they can work walk with you through the process.

And that's what the city has done.

They they're not asking you to do it by yourself.

We have set aside uh staff members to come out and walk you through it.

We gotta be at the global stage, and it's very important for us in the city of Los Angeles to show all the sustainability programs that the mayor and the council has implemented over the years.