AGOURA HILLS : Residents Can Aid Victims of Rioting
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City officials of Agoura Hills, which was largely unaffected by last week’s rioting in South Los Angeles, said residents can donate food and other items to needy families in the riot zone.
Officials asked that non-perishable food, clothing, cleaning supplies and brooms be dropped off at City Hall.
The items will be delivered to the First African Methodist Episcopal Church and various community centers in South Los Angeles.
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