June is Gun Violence Awareness Month, and the Los Angeles City Council meeting on June 27 highlighted the urgent need to address this critical issue. Council member Nazarian took the floor to emphasize the devastating impact of gun violence and to commend those actively working to prevent it. He invited the community to a screening of "Dialect Amend" at Valley College, aimed at raising awareness and fostering dialogue around gun violence.

Nazarian also recognized the efforts of individuals and organizations, particularly students from "Students Demand Action," who are dedicated to public awareness and voter registration. He stressed the importance of continuing to raise awareness and taking necessary precautions to protect the community, despite the challenges faced.

The meeting also included lighter moments, with Council member Hernandez playfully announcing Council member Lee's upcoming birthday, prompting applause from fellow members. As the meeting wrapped up, there were no further announcements, and members prepared for adjourning motions, underscoring a blend of serious discussions and community spirit within the council.