The Compton Chamber of Commerce invites residents to celebrate Yoshinoya’s Ribbon Cutting & Community Relaunch on February 20, 2026. The event marks the restaurant’s official Chamber membership and a fresh chapter under new management. The celebration will also feature the presentation of a vibrant community mural by Compton-born artist Mel Depaz, fully funded by Yoshinoya as a gift to the city and a symbol of local pride and beautification.

This Chamber report documents Compton’s 2025 conditions across housing, business costs, workforce mobility, public safety, homelessness, infrastructure, transit, logistics, education, healthcare, food access, arts, and community services. It presents a data-grounded civic record showing how interdependent systems shaped economic resilience, quality of life, and long-term capacity during a year of structural transition.

Compton has approved a partnership with The Natelson Dale Group to create a new Economic Development Strategic Plan aimed at strengthening the business climate, revitalizing key corridors, expanding opportunities for small and minority-owned businesses, improving permitting, increasing access to grants, and supporting startups. The plan positions Compton for job growth, investment, and long-term economic revitalization.

The Compton Chamber, St. James AME Church, and For the Love of Our Veterans unite to power the Compton Food Pantry—serving the community nonstop since the pandemic. With a permanent home, upgraded facilities, and dedicated volunteers, we continue delivering food to families, seniors, and disabled residents thanks to generous donors and partners.

The Compton Chamber of Commerce proudly welcomes ZenBusiness, a national leader in small business formation and growth tools. Their affordable, all-in-one platform helps entrepreneurs, freelancers, and side-gig earners easily start and manage their businesses—bringing new opportunities for Compton’s growing community of creators and doers.

Community food resource guide (Nov 2025) listing free grocery and produce programs across Compton and nearby areas. Includes local churches, nonprofits, and regional food banks that support residents facing food insecurity. Bilingual (English / Spanish) edition, large print, with Compton Chamber contact notice encouraging residents to confirm program hours.

The Compton Chamber of Commerce and For the Love of Our Veterans thank all sponsors, volunteers, and partners for making the 22nd Annual Compton Veterans Stand Down (Oct 20–22, 2025) a success. This three-day event provided veterans with vital services—healthcare, employment, legal aid, food, and housing. Your dedication made a meaningful impact, honoring and supporting those who served.

Join the Compton community on Nov 8, 2025, 1–4 PM to celebrate 60 years of the Howard Martin Richardson VFW Post 5394. This Veterans Day event honors local veterans, features a flag presentation, official remarks, proclamations, and family activities, including food and on-site childcare. Free and open to all Compton residents, veterans, families, and friends. Info: awruff@yahoo.com / (562) 405-4245.

El Departamento de Recreación de la Ciudad de Compton solicita propuestas para servicios de mantenimiento de campos atléticos en el Campo Gonzales Park – Dodgers DreamTeam (1101 W. Cressey St., Compton, CA). Las propuestas deben presentarse antes de las 5:00 p.m. del 20 de noviembre de 2025 en la Oficina del Secretario Municipal, ubicada en 205 S. Willowbrook Ave., Compton. No se aceptarán matasellos postales. Entregas durante el horario laboral, lunes a jueves, de 7 a.m. a 6

The City of Compton Recreation Department is seeking proposals for athletic field maintenance services at Gonzales Park – Dodgers DreamTeam Field (1101 W. Cressey St., Compton, CA). Proposals are due by 5:00 PM on November 20, 2025, at the City Clerk’s Office, 205 S. Willowbrook Ave., Compton. Postmarks not accepted. Deliver during business hours, Mon–Thu, 7 AM–6 PM.

The 2028 LA Olympics and 2026 FIFA World Cup offer residents and businesses opportunities in contracting, services, cultural programs, and volunteer roles. Small businesses can access financing through the $1M Contract Financing Program. Stay informed via LA28 and the LA County Olympics hub to participate, benefit economically, and engage with the Games.

Community Workshop: Zoning Code Update – Compton General Plan 2045. Join the Zoning Department on Oct. 22, 2025, 6–7:30 PM at Dollarhide Community Center to learn about proposed zoning and map changes, who proposed them, approval status, public hearings, timelines, and how they may affect commercial and residential zones. Your voice matters—get informed and ask questions!

Compton celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month on Sat, Oct 4, 12–4 PM at the MLK Monument, City Hall (205 S. Willowbrook Ave.). Enjoy Hispanic history, culture, and contributions, plus spotlights on Latino-owned businesses. A free community event of unity, appreciation, and inspiration—open to all residents!

Join us as Saint James AME Church celebrates its 80th Anniversary on Saturday, August 30, 2025, at 12 PM at the Holiday Inn Los Angeles Gateway, Torrance. Theme: God’s Faithfulness (Lam. 3:22–23). Guest Preacher: Rev. Dr. Najuma Smith. MC: Rev. Rethis Murry. Tickets: $100 | Tables: $700 | Bike Drawing: $25. Deadline: Aug 25. 🎨 Color Theme: Royal Blue & Silver. Contact: (310) 245-9493.

The Compton Chamber of Commerce has endorsed Dr. Ayanna Davis for State Assembly District 65, citing her commitment to strengthening small businesses and creating local jobs. Davis, a lifelong educator and Compton School Board Member, continues to build momentum with support from labor unions, advocacy groups, and elected officials across California. Learn more at AyannaDavis.com.

The Compton Chamber of Commerce mourns the loss of Dave Scott, beloved choreographer and hometown icon, who passed at 52. Born and raised in Compton, Dave rose from self-taught street dancer to global influence in film and television. He uplifted others, mentored youth, and proudly represented Compton with heart, artistry, and grace. His legacy lives on in our community and beyond.

June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month. The Compton Chamber urges residents to learn about Alzheimer’s, especially for our aging population. Nearly 7 million Americans are affected. Early detection, healthy habits, and support are key. Join awareness events and wear purple in support. Visit alzheimersla.org or call 844-HELP-ALZ for local resources and events in Los Angeles County.

The Compton Chamber of Commerce honors Mental Health Awareness Month this May, emphasizing the link between mental well-being and lifestyle choices. We encourage the community to focus on nutrition, exercise, and self-care to enhance mental health. This month, let's embrace mindful living by adopting practices that nourish the mind, body, and spirit, fostering emotional resilience, cognitive clarity, and inner peace. Join us in supporting wellness through intentional, daily a

Tuskegee Aeronautical Museum (T.A.M.), is launching a new initiative to recruit and inspire young students in aviation and aerospace.

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