NEIGHBORHOODS

Dates back to late 19th century, recognized for unique residential park setting. Part of cluster of historic enclaves defining early suburban growth.

Unincorporated hillside community closely associated with Santa Clarita. Quiet living environment near rugged Santa Susana Mountains.

Offers family-friendly charm with its iconic tree-lined streets and highly rated schools. Central part of the Valley's entertainment identity.

Historically known as West Adams Heights, became an enclave for prominent African-American families in mid-20th century. Significant site of demographic transition.

Located in eastern Antelope Valley, unincorporated area characterized by rural living. Part of diverse geographic mosaic of northern county reaches.

Characterized by its location near the foothills. Provides a semi-rural environment within the larger city structure.

Located at the northern edge of the San Fernando Valley, adjacent to Newhall Pass. Major gateway between the LA Basin and Santa Clarita Valley.

Situated in the southern San Fernando Valley, known for upscale residences and active commercial areas. Blend of high-end living and accessible valley services.

Large South Bay city known for strong Japanese cultural influence and massive industrial base. Quieter coastal atmosphere than neighbors to the north.

Home of USC and regional attractions of Exposition Park. Major educational and cultural hub with transit-oriented development potential.

Master-planned community that contains the city's largest shopping center and most corporate headquarters. Features a unique system of pedestrian bridges called paseos.

Functions as a major commercial hub and employment center for the San Fernando Valley. Home to diverse business parks and industrial areas.

Where bohemian chaos meets tech money. Skaters, bodybuilders, street performers, and Snapchat employees share the same boardwalk.

Features Spanish-style houses, identified as unique historic district. Characterized by fence-free residential streetscape in certain sections.

Home to oldest branch library in the city system, proposed for Historic Preservation Overlay Zone designation. Characterized by early 20th-century residential architecture.

Historically significant as site of major civil unrest in 1965. Remains key part of region's cultural history and demographic transition.