FREE Community Information Hub

@ Compton Courthouse

The Superior Court of Los Angeles County is bringing Court Commons to the Compton Courthouse on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

North Plaza

(near Acacia Street, south of the LA County Library)

200 W. Compton Blvd., Compton, CA 90220

This FREE community event is designed to help residents better understand how the court system works.

This February, the Compton Chamber of Commerce proudly joins our community and the nation in celebrating Black History Month.

Compton’s rich cultural heritage, entrepreneurial spirit, and enduring legacy of leadership are deeply rooted in the contributions of Black residents, business owners, educators, artists, veterans, and civic leaders who have shaped our city’s past and continue to define its future. Their resilience, creativity, and commitment to progress have helped build a stronger, more vibrant Compton.

Black History Month is a time to reflect, celebrate achievement, and reaffirm our commitment to inclusive economic development and shared prosperity. We encourage everyone to support local Black-owned businesses and celebrate the excellence that defines Compton.

Happy Black History Month!

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Thank You!

2025 Compton Veterans Stand Down

Sponsors and Supporters

The Compton Chamber of Commerce and For the Love of Our Veterans extend our deepest gratitude to every sponsor, and volunteer who made the 22nd Annual Compton Veterans Stand Down a tremendous success.

While we were unable to hold our usual

sponsor recognition ceremony this year,

our appreciation is as strong as ever.

Each of you played a vital role in honoring and serving those who have served us all. Your generosity, time, and dedication truly made a difference in the lives of our veterans.

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The Superior Court of Los Angeles County is bringing Court Commons to the Compton Courthouse on March 3, 2026, from 10 AM to 2 PM. This FREE Community Information Hub helps residents understand how the courts work, learn the process, know their rights, and speak directly with on-site court staff. Through interactive exhibits and clear explanations, community members can gain practical knowledge and feel more prepared when navigating the justice system.

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Celebrating Black History Month