by Mary Larson LW contributor With less than two weeks until the close of the 2022 Primary election season, the SB Leisure World Democratic Club has already started organizing for the November General Election. Current polling has Gov. Gavin Newsom receiving 40% of the vote in the Primary, despite his running against 25 other candidates, with only three of the candidates being Democrats.

by Brian Harmon LW contributor The LW Republican Club recently received the following memo from State Sen. Janet Nguyen regarding utility bill assistance programs that will help many residents: “If you are struggling to pay your utility bills, you are not alone. More than 3.6 million California customers have fallen behind on paying their bills. I wanted to share the following programs that

As people age and their hearing begins to change or diminish, watching TV and movies can become more difficult without turning the volume to its loudest setting, which then disturbs neighbors. For deaf individuals or people who are hard of hearing, satellite television, streaming services and more offer closed captions and subtitles to make watching television easier. XFinity: First, turn on the

The Concerned Shareholders Association will review the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act today, May 26, in Clubhouse 3, Room 2, at 1 p.m. The Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) and the Mutuals are planned developments under the Davis-Stirling Act by court order. The club will go over the act’s history, the advantage to living in a development under this act, and what the procedures are

The Social Club has been dissolved. There was a balance of $1,350 in the account, which will be donated to the Golden Age Foundation. The club thanks everyone who made the club successful for many years.

vide ongoing educational workshops as well. “Our desire is to empower older adults to know what’s available and how to get the help they need,” said Pathways Program Manager Tammie Ottenad. To learn more about Pathways or talk to them about specific needs, call (562) 531-3031. There’s no cost for services. The GAF is a nonprofit 501 (c)3 charitable organization dedicated to serving

press the Right Arrow button to get to Closed Captioning (CC). Select CC, and captions will turn on. You can personalize caption options with the following steps: Press the Menu button, click on the Settings option, then press the Right Arrow button to get to the Accessibility option and press Select. Use the Up and Down arrow buttons to the make the changes you need.