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 City of Compton imposes a 10% Utility Users Tax on water service charges. Exemptions include non-“persons,” government agencies, federal credit unions, certain insurers, and low-income seniors (62+) or disabled residents. To apply—no mail/email/fax—visit the Treasurer’s Office with your recent utility bills, proof of income, and photo ID. No refunds without a filed exemption form. Contact the City Controller for details.

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.

In the spring, it’s easy to look around and see the signs of a new beginning. There’s a whisper of promise reminding us that, after the...

The Compton Chamber of Commerce brought into life the Compton Food Pantry Program during the early stages of the global COVID 19 pandemic...