Compton’s Spring 2026 Recreation Guide brings parks to life with programs for youth, families, and seniors. From after-school tutoring and sports to arts, wellness, and food support, it creates safe, local spaces for connection, growth, and community pride. More than activities, it’s a citywide effort to build stronger neighborhoods, support healthy lifestyles, and give residents of all ages real opportunities to engage, connect, and thrive.

The Compton Chamber invites the community to watch the Compton Mayoral Candidates Forum live or via replay. Join us on Saturday, March 28, 2026, 12–3 PM either in person at Compton College or on YouTube live stream online. This non-partisan forum helps voters hear directly from candidates and make informed decisions. Free and open to the public. Hosted and sponsored by generous efforts of the Compton Chamber of Commerce with support from the NAACP Compton Branch and Co

The Compton Chamber of Commerce will host a Mayoral Candidates Forum on Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM at Compton College, 1111 E. Artesia Blvd. Doors open at 11:30 AM. The event is free and open to the public and will also be livestreamed. Certified mayoral candidates will discuss key issues ahead of the June 2, 2026 election. The forum is a non-partisan public service to help voters hear directly from the candidates and make informed decisions.

Founded in 2013 in Compton, Trap Kitchen was built by former rivals Malachi “Spank” Jenkins and Roberto “News” Smith. Starting from a grandmother’s kitchen and selling through Instagram, they transformed hustle into a nationally recognized brand. Blending soul food, Southern comfort, and bold flavors, they grew through pop-ups, food trucks, catering, and cookbooks—proving authenticity, resilience, and digital entrepreneurship can turn second chances into lasting success.

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.

A quarter of the 21st century has passed, yet plastic recycling still fails to reduce plastic waste. In Compton, most plastics placed in recycling carts are not recycled but discarded, driven by market economics rather than resident behavior. Only plastics 1 and 2 have limited recyclability; most packaging is non-recyclable. Real solutions require reducing plastic use and holding producers accountable, not relying on sorting illusions.

Compton’s Winter 2025 Recreation Guide highlights upgraded parks, vibrant youth sports, creative classes, senior activities, and festive events across the city. From new playgrounds to after-school programs and the 70th Annual Christmas Parade, the season brings fresh opportunities for families, seniors, and kids to stay active, connected, and inspired.

Esta guía ofrece a los adultos mayores de Compton información clara sobre cómo solicitar vivienda segura y asequible. Explica requisitos, documentos, listas de espera y recursos locales. Con listados completos de viviendas para personas mayores y opciones asequibles, ayuda a residentes, familias y cuidadores a navegar el proceso con confianza y apoyo comunitario.

This guide supports Compton seniors seeking safe, stable, and affordable housing. It explains eligibility, documents, application steps, and how to navigate waitlists. With clear instructions and a complete list of senior, public, and affordable housing options, it empowers seniors, families, and caregivers to take confident steps toward securing the housing they need.

The City of Compton’s Economic Development team hosts monthly Business Roundtables uniting local firms in logistics, tech, and retail—building a stronger, more diverse business ecosystem that fosters collaboration, innovation, and growth.

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 the City of Compton and make a difference every day! We’re hiring passionate individuals ready to serve their community. Enjoy excellent benefits, including CalPERS retirement, lifetime medical for retirees, paid insurance, generous time off, tuition reimbursement, and career growth opportunities. Start your rewarding public service career today! Explore openings with the HR Department at (310) 605-5535.

The City of Compton’s 2025 Housing Rehabilitation Program helps low- to moderate-income homeowners—including seniors, veterans, and disabled residents—make critical home repairs, energy upgrades, and accessibility improvements. Eligible households may receive up to $30,000–$35,000. Applications are open July 14–31, 2025. Apply online or in person at Compton City Hall. The goal is to ensure safe, healthy, and dignified housing for all residents.

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.

The City of Compton celebrated a momentous occasion with the grand opening of Raising Cane’s, the popular fast-casual restaurant...

The City Clerk's Office provides the following services: Acceptance of applications for new passport books and passport cards (land and...

In scope of the $5 billion federal grant program to electrify the nation’s school buses, Compton Unified School District was able to...

Visionary and Founding Spirit of Citizens Coalition for Change  (formerly known as " Concerned Citizens of Compton, Inc. ") The Compton...

This year's Annual Christmas parade will take place on SUNDAY, December 14, 2024 between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM. The theme of the parade is...

Compton City Council meetings are back after summer recess. It is not only the election season, but also time for all our residents (who...