NEIGHBORHOODS

Widely recognized for its bustling NoHo Arts District and vibrant nightlife scene. Major transit hub with connections to Metro rail and rapid bus systems.

Located immediately north of USC campus, protected by specific plan to preserve high concentration of Victorian architecture. Historic residential bridge between university and urban environment.

Known as the epicenter of the 1994 earthquake. Major residential and commercial center with significant educational and civic institutions.

Home to Whiteman Airport, located in the northeastern San Fernando Valley. Urban residential area with significant industrial and transportation facilities.

Located in the Antelope Valley, major center supported by aerospace and defense industries. One of the largest cities by land area in the nation.

Downtown historic district, now a popular destination for shopping, dining & entertainment.

Located along the coast, home to major city infrastructure including Hyperion Treatment Plant. Offers coastal environment contrasting with inland urban neighborhoods.

Nestled in the northwest San Fernando Valley hills, this master-planned community is synonymous with sophistication and luxury development.

Coastal city featuring large pleasure pier and busy marina. Laid-back, family-oriented alternative to trendier beach towns.

Provides insight into the region's past as one of the Valley's oldest communities. Contributes to the cultural mosaic of the area.

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Located at southern tip of city, major hub for Port of Los Angeles. Characterized by maritime history and distinct harbor-oriented character.

Posh shopping district with a range of retailers, dining & entertainment along a stylish promenade.

Established in conjunction with the railroad and named after the founder's hometown in Massachusetts. Home to Central Park and several historic housing tracts.

The Westside's ramen corridor with the highest density of Japanese restaurants outside of Little Tokyo. Narrow streets, long lines, impossible parking.

Suburban neighborhood in the San Fernando Valley known for shopping malls and family-friendly atmosphere. Major gateway over Sepulveda Pass to the Westside.

Where 1960s counterculture meets 2020s kombucha capitalism. The neighborhood that gave birth to LA's modern coffee culture and never shut up about it.

Large region characterized by diverse neighborhoods rich in cultural and architectural history. Contains more Historic Preservation Overlay Zones than any other plan area.